The cryptocurrency market has experienced a strong rebound over the past 24 hours, adding approximately $100 billion in value. As of press time, the total market capitalization stood at $3.7 trillion, up from $3.6 trillion a day earlier, according to data retrieved from CoinMarketCap. Bitcoin (BTC) led the rally, climbing 2.32% to trade around $109,345, pushing its market capitalization to $2.2 trillion. Ethereum (ETH) followed with a 2.81% increase to $4,001, maintaining its position as the second-largest cryptocurrency with a market value of $482.8 billion. #BNB_Market_Update #BTC #NOT🔥🔥🔥
October hope has flipped to fear. The total crypto market cap sits near the mid $3.6 trillion range, with 24-hour volume jumping, a pattern that often indicates forced selling rather than patient bids.
Sentiment is bruised. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index slid toward extreme fear. That backdrop feeds a self-reinforcing crypto market crash narrative.#USBankingCreditRisk
Why Tokenized Gold Is Booming as Spot Gold Breaks Records As digital currencies and traditional assets are converging, gold-backed crypto tokens have emerged as a unique investment vehicle. Also referred to as “tokenized gold,” these assets combine the stability of gold with the flexibility of blockchain technology.
As the price of gold continues to hit new all-time highs, the demand for gold-backed tokens has increased. Blockchain analytics platform Lookonchain recently posted on X that two crypto whales bought more than $30 million worth of Tether Gold (XAUt) over the past week.
Bitcoin drops as government shutdown continues for tenth straight day: CNBC Crypto World
On today’s episode of CNBC Crypto World, major cryptocurrencies fall to end the week as the government shutdown continues. Plus, Morgan Stanley broadens access to crypto investments to all clients. And, former SEC attorney Ashley Ebersole weighs in on how the agency is operating under the Trump administration compared to the Biden administration.
Bitcoin retreats from record as crypto rally cools: CNBC Crypto World
On today’s episode of CNBC Crypto World, bitcoin pulls back from its new record above $126,000. Plus, John Haar, managing director at Swan Bitcoin, discusses the crypto market’s retreat and how macroeconomic factors could drive bitcoin’s price in the fourth quarter.
Altcoin Season Turns Selective: DeXe +33%, Ether.fi +10%, Aptos +9% on Catalysts
Altcoin season has not lifted all assets equally. Instead, it has concentrated flows into tokens showing both liquidity and current catalysts. That rotation is now visible in DeXe, Ether.fi, and Aptos. Each token has advanced on different drivers, combining governance, yield, and base-layer adoption.
The backdrop for this rotation is mixed sentiment across larger tokens. Bitcoin dominance still holds above 50%, but traders are searching for mid-cap opportunities with room to move.
DeXe’s rise comes from renewed activity in social trading. Ether.fi’s gains are supported by restaking mechanics and staking demand. Aptos is being pushed by partnership news and stablecoin expansion. Together, they capture the selective way altseason unfolds.
DeXe is now trading near $12.2, up 33% in 24 hours. The market cap stands at approximately $1 billion, with a circulation of nearly 83 million tokens. Trading volume has accelerated across centralized exchanges, putting DeXe among the top gainers on CoinMarketCap.
SOMI is showing strong momentum with nearly +25% gains in 24h. Bulls are still active, and if the price holds above 0.8700, it could move toward 0.95 and possibly test the $1 mark. Suitable for both spot and futures traders with strict risk management. {future}(SOMIUSDT)
Big Money Dumps Bitcoin – But Is The ‘Alt‑Season’ Narrative Overblown?
Digital asset investment products faced heavy withdrawals last week, with outflows reaching $812 million, the largest weekly drawdown of the year. The bulk of the pressure fell on Bitcoin and Ethereum products, while Solana and XRP managed to draw inflows. The divergence has fueled debate over whether capital is rotating toward altcoins or whether investors are simply adjusting exposures in response to shifting macro conditions. Macro Data and the Pressure on Bitcoin Economic indicators in the United States were stronger than expected. Durable goods orders came in above forecasts, and revised gross domestic product numbers reduced confidence in earlier expectations for multiple Federal Reserve rate cuts this year. That shift weighed heavily on risk assets, including digital assets. Bitcoin products recorded $719 million in weekly outflows, while Ethereum products saw $409 million leave, their largest weekly decline of 2025. Combined, these two accounted for nearly all of the net outflow. Short Bitcoin funds, however, only recorded $1.2 million of outflows, suggesting that investors were not doubling down on bearish positioning but rather pulling back from exposure to the largest assets. Year to date, digital asset funds have still recorded $39.6 billion of inflows. That base of capital has kept aggregate trading volumes steady even during weeks of stress. Yet the scale of last week’s redemptions showed how sensitive large-cap crypto remains to shifts in the macro rate outlook, particularly when expectations for monetary easing are rolled back.
Bitcoin rises to around $114,000, recovering some of last week’s losses: CNBC Crypto World
On today’s episode of CNBC Crypto World, eToro introduces staking for U.S. customers, who can now earn rewards for crypto assets, including Cardano’s ADA token, ether, and Solana’s SOL token. Plus, the Blockchain Association sends a letter to lawmakers reaffirming the support of the digital assets industry for the GENIUS Act, which is now law in the United States. And, Josh Levine, chairman at OranjeBTC, a bitcoin treasury company, explains how institutions are navigating bitcoin.
From ChatGPT to Autonomy – AI Agents Reshape Crypto Trading Overnight
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming a number of industries, yet AI’s impact on the crypto sector will likely be huge moving forward.
This is primarily due to the rise of AI agents that can automate crypto trading tasks such as research, charting, strategy execution, and more.
AI Agents for Intelligent Crypto Automation
Although still a relatively new concept, traders are now able to use OpenAI’s ChatGPT Agent to surface crypto signs, analyze trends, and quickly act on insights.
A ChatGPT Agent is an AI tool that performs complex, multi-step tasks, allowing it to research and take certain actions to produce desired results.
Bitcoin and ether climb ahead of inflation data this week: CNBC Crypto World
On today’s episode of CNBC Crypto World, major cryptocurrencies rise as investors brace for a data-heavy week that includes two closely watched readings on inflation. Plus, Nasdaq is working with U.S. regulators to launch trading of tokenized securities. And, Lily Liu, president of the Solana Foundation, discusses the rise of publicly traded crypto treasuries.
This $7T Cash Pile Could Fuel the Next Rally in Bitcoin And Altcoins
Total money market fund assets increased by $52.37 billion to $7.26 trillion for the week ended Sept. 3, according to the Investment Company Institute.
Stablecoin Volumes Hit $2.5T as Supply Peaks – But Fragmentation Persists: Chainalysis Report
The stablecoin market has evolved over the past 12 months. Recent findings from payment platform Bridge show that stablecoin transaction volume has reached record highs, surpassing $2.5 trillion.
Data from Bridge also shows that the total stablecoin supply has reached an all-time high in the past few months, driven primarily by the growth of Tether’s USDT.
Additional findings from Chainalysis’s 2025 Global Adoption Index report note that between June 2024 and June 2025, USDT processed over $1 trillion per month, peaking at $1.14 trillion in January 2025. Meanwhile, Circle’s USDC ranged from $1.24 to $3.29 trillion monthly, with particularly high activity in October last year.