Updated: September 3, 2026, 09:30 (UTC+8) | Author: MEXC
SEC Chair expects the Clarity Act to pass within two weeks
HashKey joins DTCC’s tokenization innovation working group
Solana tokenized stock supply reaches an all-time high
Robinhood Chain Gas fees exceed Ethereum
Wyoming’s FRNT adopts Chainlink for reserve verification
According to Odaily Planet Daily, Bitwise CEO said on X that the Bitwise Premium RWA Vault, or PAPY, has officially launched, providing stablecoin holders with access to yield sourced from real-world assets. The product continues the broader migration of traditional financial assets onto blockchain infrastructure by delivering real-world yield through an on-chain vault structure. As tokenized Treasuries, funds, and credit assets continue to expand, RWA products are becoming an increasingly important source of on-chain yield for stablecoin capital. PAPY further extends Bitwise’s product presence at the intersection of digital assets and traditional finance.
According to Odaily Planet Daily, World, formerly known as Worldcoin, has open-sourced ProveKit, a zero-knowledge identity proof toolkit. The toolkit had previously been used through early access in World ID and allows users to generate cryptographic proofs directly on smartphones or browsers without revealing personal data. Verifiers only receive confirmation of whether a specific claim is valid. ProveKit uses local proof generation rather than delegated proving, meaning sensitive information does not need to be sent to external servers. The toolkit has been under development for around two years, supports the Noir language, runs on standard consumer hardware, targets 128-bit post-quantum security, and requires no trusted setup.
According to Odaily Planet Daily, Arbitrum DAO generated $6.19 million in revenue during the first half of 2026, primarily from Arbitrum One transaction fees, Timeboost sequencing auctions, licensing fees from expansion chains using Arbitrum technology, and treasury management income. Protocol revenue gross margin exceeded 97%, while the DAO ended the period with $125 million in non-ARB assets. During the same period, the Arbitrum network processed 478 million transactions, monthly average stablecoin transfer volume exceeded $70 billion, and token-holding addresses rose to 10.5 million. Robinhood Chain, which launched on mainnet in July, paid $360,000 in licensing fees to the Arbitrum Expansion Program in its first month, accounting for 35% of DAO revenue that month.
According to Odaily Planet Daily, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is reviewing potential rules designed to address conflicts of interest between prediction market exchanges and affiliated trading firms. As prediction market trading volumes continue to expand, relationships between exchange operators and related trading entities are drawing increasing regulatory attention. Potential rules may cover market fairness, conflict disclosures, and risk separation between trading venues and affiliated entities. These measures could further reshape the operating structure and compliance requirements of U.S. prediction markets. The CFTC is still reviewing the framework, and specific provisions and an implementation timeline have not yet been disclosed.
According to CoinDesk, Euronext Paris-listed company Capital B has received a €7.6 million investment, approximately $8.8 million, from Blockstream CEO and early Bitcoin developer Adam Back. The company plans to use the proceeds to purchase up to 376 BTC. Capital B currently holds 3,145 BTC, and if the full purchase is completed, its holdings would rise to 3,521 BTC, worth approximately $269.5 million. This would make Capital B the second-largest Bitcoin holder among European listed companies, behind Bitcoin Group SE, which holds 3,605 BTC. Adam Back’s investment forms part of Capital B’s broader €21 million financing round.
According to Decrypt, crypto companies, asset managers, market makers, and consumer advocacy groups have submitted comments to the U.S. SEC regarding its proposed regulatory framework for “new types of ETFs,” including products linked to crypto assets, private assets, event contracts, and leveraged strategies. The Crypto Council for Innovation recommended extending some ETF-related regulatory benefits to non-ETF exchange-traded products, while Andreessen Horowitz argued that regulation should be based on underlying assets and actual risk rather than treating all new ETFs as one category. Grayscale opposed additional portfolio restrictions for mature digital asset products, while Chainalysis recommended using public blockchains for real-time monitoring and verifiable disclosure.
According to Cointelegraph, Ondo Finance said that existing U.S. securities laws could support perpetual futures linked to individual stocks without the need for new rules, using the current securities futures framework. Ondo submitted three comment letters to the SEC and CFTC on August 24 proposing that such products be introduced in the U.S. market with modern margin mechanisms and on-chain market data. Its Panama-based affiliate already offers stablecoin-settled perpetual futures on U.S.-listed equities outside the United States. As of August 14, the platform had generated $8 billion in cumulative trading volume after roughly six weeks of operation. Ondo currently manages and distributes approximately $2.6 billion in tokenized real-world assets.
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Bitcoin.com News, Grayscale said that direct and indirect holdings of corporate equities accounted for 46.71% of U.S. household financial assets at the end of 2025, up from 43.99% a year earlier. Head of Research Zach Pandl said rising equity concentration and elevated valuations could strengthen the case for crypto assets as portfolio diversification tools. Grayscale data shows that Bitcoin’s 90-day correlation with the Nasdaq 100 has fallen from above 60% to around 33%, while its correlation with gold has risen from near zero to above 50%. However, Grayscale also noted that Bitcoin’s historical volatility remains higher than broad equity indexes and that it does not consistently function as a safe-haven asset.
Data Note: Based on real-time MEXC market data recorded before 09:30 (UTC+8). Figures may subsequently change with market fluctuations.
New Listing Announcement: MODA/USDT, listing time: 2026-09-03 18:00:00 (UTC+8)
Celestia/USDT [09-04 03:50] unlocks 64,730.03 USDT, equivalent to 0.019% of circulating supply, short-term sell pressure: Low
Portal/USDT [09-04 08:01] unlocks 485,187.61 USDT, equivalent to 0.79% of circulating supply, short-term sell pressure: Medium
Resolv/USDT [09-04 08:01] unlocks 32,255.48 USDT, equivalent to 0.41% of circulating supply, short-term sell pressure: Low
Sep 3, 13:15 — Australia | RBA | Brischetto and Hunter Speeches [Policy signals affect Australian rate expectations and capital flows]
Sep 3, 15:00 — Türkiye | Statistical Authority | CPI MoM and YoY [Inflation changes affect rate expectations and local-currency capital flows]
Sep 3, 17:00 — Eurozone | Statistical Authority | PPI MoM and YoY [Producer inflation affects ECB rate expectations and euro pricing]
Sep 3, 20:30 — United States | Fed Governor Waller | Speech [Policy signals affect Treasury yields, the dollar, and risk assets]
Recently, users should pay close attention to smart-contract risks in stablecoin payment cards and third-party on-chain payment infrastructure. Blockaid disclosed on September 2 that attackers exploited a vulnerability in an older version of Rain’s Solana payment card contract on August 28, gaining withdrawal permissions over certain user collateral accounts and transferring funds one by one. The incident affected multiple stablecoin card projects built on Rain’s infrastructure and resulted in losses of approximately $1.1 million. The exploit did not involve users leaking private keys, but rather a flaw in the underlying payment contract, highlighting that third-party infrastructure vulnerabilities can still put on-chain funds at risk even when users have not signed suspicious transactions. Users of stablecoin cards, on-chain banking products, or related top-up services should confirm that providers have completed contract upgrades and security reviews, avoid keeping large balances on platforms with unclear security status, and monitor official security notices and unusual asset activity closely.
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