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🚨 Watch the Level Everyone Is Watching $RVN Ravencoin remains focused on asset issuance and transfer on its own blockchain, giving it a distinct utility narrative despite its cyclical market behavior.

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Trending Token Price Prediction ChallengeHTX 13th-Anniversary CarnivalHTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500UUpbit to End Synthetix (SNX) Trading Support on Sept. 28Upbit, South Korea’s largest c

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Upbit to End Synthetix (SNX) Trading Support on Sept. 28Upbit, South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, will end trading support for Synthetix ($SNX) at 3:00 p.m. local time on September 28, according to an official notice published on August 28. The decision removes the $SNX/BTC trading pair from the platform and converts a weeks-old caution into a firm delisting date, giving holders a clear timeline for moving their assets off the exchange. Upbit, which dominates Korean won-denominated crypto trading, has stepped up delisting activity this year as local regulators push exchanges to tighten their listing standards.

A Delisting Weeks in the Making
Upbit added $SNX to its warning list on August 7, a step the exchange uses to flag assets facing possible removal, a move BlockchainReporter reported when the review first took effect. The new notice closes that review with a hard cutoff. Upbit said the token carries unresolved issues around supply-plan changes, business authenticity, sustainability and project progress that could ultimately harm users, presenting those concerns as the reason for pulling support rather than reinstating the asset. No appeal or remediation path was outlined in the announcement.

Why Upbit Is Pulling the Pair
Upbit did not point to a single technical failure. Instead, the notice frames the delisting around fundamentals that have shifted since the token’s original listing, including how its supply plans may change and whether the underlying business remains sustainable. The exchange has followed a similar path before, moving tokens with unresolved security or governance questions onto caution lists ahead of removal, a pattern BlockchainReporter has tracked as South Korean platforms tighten their listing standards. Synthetix, a decentralized derivatives liquidity protocol, has faced broader questions about its token ec

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📈 $STORJ Trading activity has settled into a narrower range following the previous expansion phase. Volatility has contracted meaningfully, often a precursor to a more decisive directional shift. A fa

Trending Token Price Prediction ChallengeHTX 13th-Anniversary CarnivalHTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500UStrive’s SATA may fund 1,192 BTC purchases this weekStrive’s SATA preferred stock has 

Strive’s SATA may fund 1,192 BTC purchases this weekStrive’s SATA preferred stock has generated an estimated amount of funding sufficient to purchase 1,192 Bitcoin this week, according to live market monitoring.

SATA has reopened Strive’s Bitcoin funding channel
BitcoinTreasuries.NET estimated on Aug. 28 that trading in Strive’s Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock, known by its ticker SATA, had generated enough funds to purchase about 1,192 $BTC during the week.

The running figure continued to rise after the U.S. market opened on Friday. Within the first two hours of trading, the tracker estimated that SATA had added funding capacity for more than 100 $BTC.BitcoinTreasuries.NET calculates the figure using SATA volume at or above its $100 stated value and an estimated capture rate based on Strive’s previous filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The model attempts to estimate how many new shares Strive may sell through its at-the-market offering program.

Because the tracker relies on market activity rather than a company disclosure, the 1,192 $BTC figure does not confirm that Strive has already purchased the coins. Strive has not filed an 8-K detailing any Bitcoin acquisitions made between Aug. 24 and Aug. 28.

At Bitcoin prices of roughly $78,000 to $80,000 during the week, the estimated purchasing capacity would amount to approximately $93 million to $95 million. The final amount could differ because issuance expenses, Bitcoin prices, and the portion of eligible SATA volume captured by Strive can change during each session.

An earlier update from BitcoinTreasuries.NET put Thursday’s running total at 1,084 $BTC after SATA recorded about $50 million in daily trading volume. Additional trading on Friday raised the estimate to 1,192 $BTC before the end of the session.


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Trending Token Price Prediction ChallengeHTX 13th-Anniversary CarnivalHTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500U Bitcoin Cools Off After $3 Billion ETF-Driven SurgeBitcoin slid Friday afternoon, cooling down after a phenomenal run following huge investment from U.S. ETF buyers. The leading cryptocurrency was trading for $77,379 on Friday afternoon in New York after dropping more than 3% over a 24-hour period. Bitcoin hit a high this week of $81,281 but slowed down after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh gave his first major speech as head of the central bank — saying on Friday that he had “more work to do” to fight inflation. The Bitcoin price has in the past dropped when the Federal Reserve thinks inflation is too high because it means less chance of a rate cut; the leading cryptocurrency typically does better in a low-interest rate environment. JUST IN:U.S. Bitcoin ETFs have brought in $1.14 billion in inflows this week. Over $3 billion has been added in the past 9 days!￼pic.twitter.com/ri1jE7enTZ — Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) August 28, 2026 Bitcoin started surging last week after the U.S. Treasury would at least double the size of its liquidity-support buyback operations. The announcement last week hurt the dollar but non-yielding assets have benefited. Exchange-traded funds, managed by the likes of BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale have received net positive inflows for nine days in a row, according to Farside Investors data. Last week was their best week since October — when bitcoin hit a new all-time high — and that run has continued into this week. Since August 17, investors have thrown over $3 billion at the funds. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust received the lion’s share of the investment, but Morgan Stanley’s new Bitcoin Trust — which debuted this year — also experienced significant inflows. Analysts have said that the so-called debasement trade — when investors buy an asset as a way to hedge against a currency losing value — was leading investors to eye-up bitcoin again. In

Bitcoin Cools Off After $3 Billion ETF-Driven SurgeBitcoin slid Friday afternoon, cooling down after a phenomenal run following huge investment from U.S. ETF buyers.

The leading cryptocurrency was trading for $77,379 on Friday afternoon in New York after dropping more than 3% over a 24-hour period.

Bitcoin hit a high this week of $81,281 but slowed down after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh gave his first major speech as head of the central bank — saying on Friday that he had “more work to do” to fight inflation.

The Bitcoin price has in the past dropped when the Federal Reserve thinks inflation is too high because it means less chance of a rate cut; the leading cryptocurrency typically does better in a low-interest rate environment.

JUST IN:U.S. Bitcoin ETFs have brought in $1.14 billion in inflows this week.

Over $3 billion has been added in the past 9 days!￼pic.twitter.com/ri1jE7enTZ

— Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) August 28, 2026

Bitcoin started surging last week after the U.S. Treasury would at least double the size of its liquidity-support buyback operations. The announcement last week hurt the dollar but non-yielding assets have benefited.

Exchange-traded funds, managed by the likes of BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale have received net positive inflows for nine days in a row, according to Farside Investors data. Last week was their best week since October — when bitcoin hit a new all-time high — and that run has continued into this week.

Since August 17, investors have thrown over $3 billion at the funds. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust received the lion’s share of the investment, but Morgan Stanley’s new Bitcoin Trust — which debuted this year — also experienced significant inflows.

Analysts have said that the so-called debasement trade — when investors buy an asset as a way to hedge against a currency losing value — was leading investors to eye-up bitcoin again.

In



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The leading cryptocurrency was trading for $77,379 on Friday afternoon in New York after dropping more than 3% over a 24-hour period.

Bitcoin hit a high this week of $81,281 but slowed down after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh gave his first major speech as head of the central bank — saying on Friday that he had “more work to do” to fight inflation.

The Bitcoin price has in the past dropped when the Federal Reserve thinks inflation is too high because it means less chance of a rate cut; the leading cryptocurrency typically does better in a low-interest rate environment.

JUST IN:U.S. Bitcoin ETFs have brought in $1.14 billion in inflows this week.

Over $3 billion has been added in the past 9 days!￼pic.twitter.com/ri1jE7enTZ

— Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) August 28, 2026

Bitcoin started surging last week after the U.S. Treasury would at least double the size of its liquidity-support buyback operations. The announcement last week hurt the dollar but non-yielding assets have benefited.

Exchange-traded funds, managed by the likes of BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale have received net positive inflows for nine days in a row, according to Farside Investors data. Last week was their best week since October — when bitcoin hit a new all-time high — and that run has continued into this week.

Since August 17, investors have thrown over $3 billion at the funds. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust received the lion’s share of the investment, but Morgan Stanley’s new Bitcoin Trust — which debuted this year — also experienced significant inflows.

Analysts have said that the so-called debasement trade — when investors buy an asset as a way to hedge against a currency losing value — was leading investors to eye-up bitcoin again.

In

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