The Eurobased DLT settlement project Pontes is scheduled to go online on September 21st, aiming to support central bank currency settlement of tokenized securities. Clearstream has participated in pre launch testing, while Axiology is advancing testing for securities issuance, trading, and redemption. Pontes serves as an interoperability bridge connecting the DLT platform of the market with the TARGET service of the Eurozone system. Through the Hash Link mechanism, it implements coupon payment, and the final settlement of funds is achieved after the T2 system completes the fund transfer. (Source: Ledger Insights)

Chainclip, a cross chain protocol, revealed that attackers exploited a Tron USDT transaction memo vulnerability and stole 736400 USDT through six unauthorized payments. Chainlip has completed the repair plan and marked the stolen funds. It is expected to resume operation on Monday and will compensate for the losses of affected users.

Vivek Ramaswamy's Stripe company announced a significant increase in its Bitcoin holdings, with assets under management of $2 billion. （The Bitcoin Historian）

Garrett Jin stated that the bullish situation for Bitcoin is not optimistic, with BTC stuck above $76500. The longer the bottoming out market lasts, the more likely it is to fall below support. Bitcoin needs to rebound and hold at $78300 to strengthen.

Anza announced that the second phase of the Solana account rental reduction proposal SIMD-0437 has been launched in the mainnet beta version, with the parameter per byte decreasing from 6333 lamports to 5080 lamports, a cumulative decrease of about 27% from the initial level. Users can use the WithExcessLamports command to extract SOLs from token accounts and token minting accounts that exceed the minimum rent free balance, without the need to close the account and without affecting the token balance.