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    U.S. August jobs surge to 162k, beating forecasts as labor market firms up

    U.S. payrolls rose by 162,000 jobs in August, beating expectations and keeping unemployment at 4.1%, while Bitcoin slipped below $80,000 and Fed officials weigh a September rate hike amid mixed signals.

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    DOGE news: Dogecoin becomes only losing bet for a Japan-listed firm’s crypto treasury

    Remixpoint booked gains on ether, solana and XRP, but sold DOGE below its fiscal-year opening value as it concentrated its crypto holdings in bitcoin.

    OpenAI commits $1 billion to cyber defenders, leaving bitcoin and ethereum off the priority list

    OpenAI is allocating $1 billion in subsidized access to its Daybreak cybersecurity platform over six months, but crypto exchanges, custodians, and blockchain protocols are notably absent from the priority list, even as open-source maintainers guarding billions in bitcoin and ethereum code face escalating AI-powered threats.

    South Korea sets timeline for stablecoin-based tokenization of stocks and bonds by early 2027

    South Korea plans to begin rolling out a fully tokenized securities market by February 2027, using on-chain stablecoins for settlement after a three-phase roadmap that includes expanded tokenization of stocks, bonds, and funds.

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    OpenAI says its new ‘Astra’ AI can build attacks without any human help

    OpenAI's latest model can find hidden vulnerabilities and develop ways to exploit them across hardened systems. Here's what it means for crypto and blockchain.

    Bitcoin (BTC) update: A China signal fueling risk appetite is turning bearish

    China's credit impulse, a key driver of risk appetite, is turning bearish, yet bitcoin has remained resilient so far. Analysts note that if Wall Street stocks falter as the signal suggests, bitcoin may not stay immune for long.

    North Korean hackers are moving tens of millions on Hyperliquid as Trump pushes to onshore the crypto platform

    Blockchain data reviewed by CoinDesk shows wallets tied to North Korea’s Lazarus Group sold more than $30 million in bitcoin on the platform in the last three weeks alone.

    SEC unveils transfer agent proposal, schedules discussion on 24/7 U.S. trading

    The SEC announced the agenda for its upcoming 24-trading roundtable and proposed a new transfer-agent rule incorporating blockchain technology, both moves with potential implications for the crypto industry.

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    U.S. August jobs surge to 162k, beating forecasts as labor market firms up

    U.S. payrolls rose by 162,000 jobs in August, beating expectations and keeping unemployment at 4.1%, while Bitcoin slipped below $80,000 and Fed officials weigh a September rate hike amid mixed signals.

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    TIME Puts OpenAI’s Founders on Cover, Triggering ‘Trust Us’ Contrarian Warning

    TIME magazine's Sept. 7 cover featuring OpenAI's founders with 'Trust Us' headline triggers the classic magazine cover indicator warning for AI enthusiasts, suggesting the sector may be approaching market peak.

    Capital B aims to buy 376 bitcoin following $8.8 million Adam Back investment

    The Euronext Growth Paris-listed firm issued 13,181,030 shares with four warrants each at 58 euro cents per share, according to a filing on Wednesday.

    Catastrophe bond tokenization push could drop minimum buys to $5,000

    Harneys and droppRWA aim to issue the first catastrophe bond where legal ownership lives directly on a blockchain, targeting a live launch by 2027.

    Bitcoin (BTC) update: A China signal fueling risk appetite is turning bearish

    China's credit impulse, a key driver of risk appetite, is turning bearish, yet bitcoin has remained resilient so far. Analysts note that if Wall Street stocks falter as the signal suggests, bitcoin may not stay immune for long.

    Bitcoin and XRP Retreat as the Bart Simpson Chart Pattern Reemerges

    Crypto traders are once again calling on Bart Simpson as bitcoin and XRP retreat, with analysts debating whether the cartoon-shaped price pattern will fully play out and trigger deeper losses.

    The yen is surging and it’s helping bitcoin, for now

    Yen's rise has led to a broad-based USD weakness, driving the Dollar Index lower. BTC and gold are loving it, for now.

    AMC Chief Criticizes Robinhood’s Stock Tokens, Highlighting Synthetic Shares Issue

    AMC CEO Adam Aron has publicly condemned Robinhood's tokenized AMC shares, claiming the company had no involvement or authorization, highlighting growing tensions around synthetic stocks created without corporate consent.

    OpenAI says its new ‘Astra’ AI can build attacks without any human help

    OpenAI's latest model can find hidden vulnerabilities and develop ways to exploit them across hardened systems. Here's what it means for crypto and blockchain.

    South Korea sets timeline for stablecoin-based tokenization of stocks and bonds by early 2027

    South Korea plans to begin rolling out a fully tokenized securities market by February 2027, using on-chain stablecoins for settlement after a three-phase roadmap that includes expanded tokenization of stocks, bonds, and funds.

    Arbitrum (ARB) price jumps 30% after revenue surge from its partnership with Robinhood

    Revenue on Robinhood Chain hit a record $1.9 million in 24 hours, driving a 30% rally in ARB as traders chase downstream gains.

    CFTC Seeks Dismissal of CME’s Lawsuit Challenging Crypto Perpetual Futures Approval

    The CFTC is urging a federal judge to dismiss CME Group's lawsuit challenging the regulator's approval of cryptocurrency perpetual futures, arguing the exchange cannot prove financial harm and that the dispute is unwarranted.

    North Korean hackers are moving tens of millions on Hyperliquid as Trump pushes to onshore the crypto platform

    Blockchain data reviewed by CoinDesk shows wallets tied to North Korea’s Lazarus Group sold more than $30 million in bitcoin on the platform in the last three weeks alone.