Makhlouf, the Managing Director of the European Central Bank, stated that interest rates are in the neutral range and the market understands the ECB's determination to achieve its 2% inflation target.
A smart money address recharged 475000 LITs into Lighter. Three months ago, the address withdrew tokens worth $2.257 million from Bybit at a cost of $1.56. If the position is cleared at $4.75 five hours ago, it is expected to earn a profit of $1.512 million. (Auntie Ai)
Binance Alpha will launch apM Fashion (APM) and open for trading on September 17, 2026 at 21:00. Users holding at least 235 Binance Alpha points can apply for 5000 APM token airdrops on a first come, first served basis. If the activity is not over, the score threshold will automatically decrease by 5 points every five minutes.
Lin Junxian, former account manager of China Construction Bank (Asia) Limited, admitted to conspiring with others to accept a bribe of $470000 in Tether and forging documents as collateral for insurance related investment transactions. The case has been postponed to September 18th for sentencing. (Source: Sina Finance)
As of September 15th, Binance's total stablecoin reserves reached $43.44 billion, with an average daily inflow of $23.71 million from USDC. The inflow of TRX chain USDT and USDC networks increased by 624% and 518% respectively compared to the 90 day benchmark, while the average daily net outflow of ETH chain USDT was $23.89 million. The average daily net traffic of TRX chain USDT flowing into Binance reached $91.73 million, an increase of 660% compared to the 30 day benchmark. The Binance ESR index has risen to 0.3022.
[H100 CEO Increases Holdings by 407,200 Shares of H100 Stock, Company Holds 3,506 BTC]
H100 Group CEO Eirik Grøttum, through Kode Oslo AS, purchased 407,163 shares of H100 stock at a price of 1.53 Swedish Krona per share, with a total amount of approximately 621,900 Swedish Krona. After the transaction, the affiliated company holds a total of 5,399,464 shares of H100. H100 currently holds 3,506 BTC.
