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The transfer helped supporters cross 50% of delegated voting power for Proposal 582, which approved a $52 million V4 program budget.

The transfers occurred over nine hours, making the movement an on-chain treasury flow worth monitoring without establishing that a sale took place.

ZEC fell to $1,379 before recovering to $1,388.40, while two large long positions faced estimated liquidation levels between $1,357.59 and $1,359.45.

The 3,568 BTC moved over nine hours were described as routine transfers within Fidelity Custody rather than sales.

Bitwise’s staking ETF led the gains with $9.65 million in daily inflows, while VanEck’s fund posted a $2 million outflow.

Short positions represented 53.25% of whale exposure, while a 5x full-margin Ether short showed a $37.7427 million unrealized loss.

Bitwise’s BSOL led Sept. 28 inflows as the funds recorded net creations for a sixth consecutive trading session.

The exchange recorded the inflow on Sept. 29, marking more Tether USDt entering Binance than leaving during the period.

Cumulative buybacks and burns reached $467.12 million, removing 168.65 billion PUMP tokens as of Sept. 28.

Users can use their tokenized stock and ETF positions as collateral for perpetual contracts and conduct basis trades on the same platform.

ADA fell 5.25% over 24 hours, while long liquidations totaled $80,000 across three major exchanges.

AVAX fell from $10.87, while its 24-hour decline reached 3.44% in the latest market check.

XRP was down 2.88% over 24 hours, with long positions accounting for nearly all liquidations during the hourly drop.

Brent rose 1.22% to $106.56 a barrel as diplomatic efforts continued and energy infrastructure and Strait of Hormuz flows remained in focus.

Long positions accounted for $30.95 million of liquidations across Binance, Bybit and OKX during the hour ending at 9:33 p.m. ET on Sept. 28 (01:33 UTC on Sept. 29).

ONDO was down 12.46% over 24 hours, while one-hour liquidations totaled $340,000 for long positions and $0 for shorts.

NEAR fell from $4.83, while 24-hour losses reached 12.80%. Long liquidations totaled $890,000 across major exchanges.

SUI fell to $1.11 at 9:33 p.m. ET Sept. 28, down 12.39% over 24 hours, while no short liquidations were recorded in the same hour.

Zcash was down 11.98% over 24 hours, while short liquidations totaled $30,000 across three major exchanges.

Long positions accounted for $408 million of liquidations, while market sentiment eased but remained in the greed range.

Long positions accounted for $10.08 million of liquidations as Zcash fell 5.53% to $1,396 over the hour ending at 9:23 p.m. ET.

STOCKER rose more than 590% intraday before its market value later stood at about $5 million.

The index declined one point from 74 the previous day, remaining in the same classification.

The comparison gives bonds their strongest relative advantage over stocks in about 25 years as investors reassess Treasury yields above 5%.

Spot volume reached $117.1 million while derivatives volume climbed to $150.25 million as query traffic migration plans gained attention.

Bundle Cat rose 57.2% in 24 hours to a record market capitalization before retreating to about $109 million, with trading volume near $2.9 million.

Semiconductor and storage shares mostly declined Monday, while optical communications and neocloud stocks fell broadly. Nvidia and Seagate posted gains.

Negotiations remain stalled over reopening the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s nuclear program, while Qatar works on a revised seven-day proposal.

Bitcoin’s latest decline was shallower and shorter than previous bear markets, but the assessment does not rule out another drop.

XLM was up 7.57% over 24 hours at 7:42 p.m. ET (23:42 UTC) Sept. 28.

Quant was up 2.83% over 24 hours, while $150,000 in long positions was liquidated across three major exchanges during the hourly decline.

Uniswap v4 and v3 accounted for 60.1% of activity, while Backpack plans to expand access on Solana from about 200 symbols to 10,000.

The token was down 1.55% over 24 hours, while long liquidations reached $20,000 across three exchanges during the same hour.

The report covers portfolio allocation, stablecoins, tokenization, onchain adoption, public investment vehicles and other parts of the expanding digital-asset market.

The 10-year Treasury yield rose to 5.18% by Sept. 24, while the 30-year yield reached 5.47% as Bitcoin’s recovery continued.

More than 13,800 Bitcoin left Binance on Sept. 22, worth about $1.15 billion at the time. Its Bitcoin reserves fell by roughly 20,000 BTC over four days.

The Sept. 22 withdrawal was the steepest daily outflow in Binance’s latest two-week data window. Bitcoin was trading at $83,457 on Sept. 28.

Burry moved bearish positions in Micron, Nebius, the iShares Semiconductor ETF and Palantir into puts with shorter or extended timelines.

The Dow fell 0.60%, while the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 declined 1.11% and 0.72%, respectively.

The Galaxy Digital CEO said he still liked Bitcoin’s chart and pointed to improving developments across the broader crypto market.