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Saylor’s $73B Bitcoin Move Ignites Crypto—Why Strategy Could Make ‘Hyper’ the Next Big Thing

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ChatGPT-5 picks 2 millionaire-maker cryptocurrencies to buy in September

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The cryptocurrency market remains in a state of consolidation as September unfolds, with investors seeking assets to buy in the current environment. To help identify long-term opportunities, Finbold turned to OpenAI’s latest artificial intelligence (AI) model, ChatGPT-5, to highlight two assets worth considering. Sei (SEI) Sei positions itself as a high-performance Layer-1 blockchain designed to serve as the “speed layer” for decentralized finance.  Its architecture leverages parallel transaction execution and a specialized consensus mechanism, enabling low-latency and high-throughput operations. According to ChatGPT, this makes Sei particularly suited for decentralized exchanges, order book protocols, and other applications requiring fast execution.  The model noted that Sei’s expanding ecosystem of DeFi applications and strong community engagement have positioned it as a potential “next Solana,” offering speed, scalability, and infrastructure tai...

SOL Strategies: The First Solana Treasury Company Listed On Nasdaq

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CleanCore Launches $175M Dogecoin Treasury

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This Dogecoin treasury strategy is actually taking center stage right now as CleanCore Solutions announces its $175 million funding initiative with foundation-backed governance. The NYSE-listed company has secured institutional Dogecoin adoption through its partnership with the Dogecoin Foundation, and this marks a pretty significant milestone in crypto treasury management. JUST IN: Publicly traded CleanCore Solutions to become first-ever $DOGE treasury company. pic.twitter.com/YsiJtlaP5G — Whale Insider (@WhaleInsider) September 2, 2025 CleanCore Launches $175M Dogecoin Treasury CleanCore Solutions revealed its transformation into what people are calling the first official Dogecoin treasury strategy company through a $175 million funding round. The private placement actually attracted over 80 institutional and crypto-native investors, including some big names like Pantera, GSR, FalconX, MOZAYYX, and also Borderless Capital. This institutional Dogecoin adoption initiative represents w...

Ethereum Demand Climbs As Monthly Transactions Hit New All-Time High

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Ripple prepares for what could be an $2.8 billion XRP dump in September

Ripple’s escrow program is designed to release up to 1 billion XRP on the first day of each month, a cadence Ripple established in 2017 by locking 55 billion XRP into 55 on-ledger escrows. Any unused portion is typically re-escrowed to future months, which is why the effective net supply added tends to be far less than 1 billion.  August was the anomaly that sparked speculation: the usual August 1 release didn’t appear on-chain immediately, and community trackers briefly wondered if Ripple had paused unlocks. That chatter ended on August 9 when Whale Alert flagged three escrow releases (500M, 100M, 400M XRP) in quick succession.  Several outlets summarized the delayed trigger and noted that most of the unlocked XRP was promptly re-escrowed, consistent with past practice.  Escrow balances after the August activity sat in the mid-30B range; reports that cited XRPScan put the figure at roughly 35.6 billion XRP remaining in escrow following the delayed unlock. Tha...

Coinbase $300 million hacker makes new crypto purchase

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The hacker behind the $300 million Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN) breach has resurfaced with another major purchase, this time acquiring Solana (SOL). On August 24, the attacker bought 38,126 SOL, worth about $7.95 million, at an average price of $209, according to on-chain data retrieved by Finbold from Arkham Intel. Coinbase hacker’s crypto purchases. Source: Arkham This follows earlier activity on July 20, when the same wallet added 649.62 ETH valued at $2.31 million at $3,561 each. The transactions suggest a strategy of diversifying into major blockchain ecosystems while moving funds through decentralized exchanges and aggregators. Coinbase hacker’s crypto purchases. Source: Arkham Coinbase’s notable security incident  The purchases trace back to one of Coinbase’s notable security incidents in early 2025, when cybercriminals bribed overseas support agents to access internal systems.  Insights into the breach indicate that the inc...

New Crypto Assets Group Backed By Trump Gets Green Light

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The solution to crypto’s Lazarus problem could be simpler than expected

In just over 18 months, North Korean hackers, including the infamous Lazarus group, have used the same “hijacked multisig” technique to steal over $1.75 billion worth of crypto, a figure dwarfing all other losses in the sector over the same period. There may be a solution, however, and it’s simpler than one might think. A thread posted to X by veteran security researcher Daniel Von Fange, until recently of Origin Protocol, suggests adding a step to the typical multisig workflow. The change would insert a surprisingly simple sanity check on any approved action, to be ratified between signing and execution. North Korea hijacking multisigs is now the biggest loss category in crypto hacks. After talking with teams and building three prototypes, I think I know the next security layer in fixing this, and it requires less from signers, not more. 1/14 pic.twitter.com/0MrfseOXvp — Daniel Von Fange (@danielvf) August 19, 2025 Read more: Radiant Capital’s ...

Ethereum Loses Steam After Nearing ATH—Analysts Warn of Possible Shakeout

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