A certain whale extracted 453700 SOLs from Coinbase and completed staking

Bitcoin fell 1.7% since midnight UTC to $76,862, unwinding a late Monday rally as Polymarket odds on the Clarity Act becoming law this year halved overnight.

Barclays Bank, with assets of $2.3 trillion, reiterated its buy rating on Strategy and set a target price of $160, while categorizing Strategy alongside fintech giants such as Visa and Mastercard.

On September 15th, Simon Dedic, founder of Moonrock Capital, announced that the US Senate vote on the CLARITY Act is about to take place, and the Democratic Party has verbally opposed the Republican version. The probability of Polymarket related predictions has decreased, and the market has priced the possibility that the voting results may not be as expected. Dedic believes that regardless of the voting results, the US cryptocurrency industry will usher in a clear regulatory path. If the bill is not passed, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may still push for cryptocurrency regulatory measures with similar effects. If the United States is unable to push forward with encryption legislation for a long time, some encryption companies will relocate their businesses overseas and weaken the United States' leading position in the cutting-edge financial field, but the United States will not sit idly by in the end.

Eight out of nine storage sector contracts on Trade.xyz fell, with Micron (MU)'s open interest contracts increasing by approximately $43.07 million to $198 million. Long positions increased by $19.701 million, while short positions increased by $13.176 million. Three addresses have posted $37.375 million under SKHX, SNDK, and MU for payment. After a stop loss of $23.998 million on SKHX at address 0xc8b5, a buy order of $28.625 million was placed between $1130 and $1160. Address 0x0ad9 is selling 5 million USD SNDK at 1475 USD. Address 0x469e sells 3.75 million US dollars to Micron (MU) for purchases between 600 and 900 US dollars.

Saifedean, the author of "Bitcoin Standard," stated that due to mining economics and halving mechanisms, Bitcoin's electricity consumption may have peaked in December 2025 at around 190 terawatt hours, and has fallen back to the 130 terawatt hour range by mid-2026. The difficulty of Bitcoin mining has not been refreshed within 305 days after October 30, 2025. On March 14, 2024, the price of Bitcoin was 73800 US dollars, with a block reward of 6.25 BTC, corresponding to a daily reward of approximately 65 million US dollars. If the price fails to reach $147600 before the halving in this round, it will be the first cycle in which the daily mining reward does not exceed the high point of the previous cycle.