Last week, there was a net inflow of $3.5 billion in global digital asset investment products, and Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs performed strongly

Morgan Stanley announced that its Bitcoin ETF holdings have exceeded 10000 BTC. （The Bitcoin Historian）

CoinShares released a summary of digital assets, stating that the net inflow of global digital asset investment products reached $3.55 billion last week, and the total asset management scale increased to $173 billion. Bitcoin received $2.52 billion, Ethereum received $702 million, Solana received $193 million, and XRP received $92.3 million. The US spot Bitcoin ETF earned $2.39 billion, while the Ethereum ETF earned $690 million, with both experiencing net inflows for five consecutive days. During the same period, the price of Bitcoin rebounded from around $75000 in mid September and fell back to around $84000 after breaking through $87000 on September 23. The report mentions that the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25bp to 3.75% -4.00% on September 16th.

Morgan Stanley launches Digital Asset Lab aimed at testing cryptocurrency infrastructure for Wall Street. （Watcher.Guru）

Brian Armstrong stated on the X platform that Coinbase is building financial accounts for super intelligence that cover trading, payment, and lending functions. These accounts can help users accumulate wealth and manage finances, and provide independent accounts for AI agent teams to complete transactions on behalf of users.

US President Trump is expected to announce in the Oval Office on Wednesday afternoon that South Korea plans to invest $200 billion in US energy projects, including the construction of eight nuclear power plants, investment in Texas power generation facilities, and Alaska liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects, with $54 billion in support for the Alaska LNG project.