SpaceX plans to raise $40 billion to purchase Nvidia chips

Founders Fund led a $5 million investment to buy ANVL tokens from Anvil, a cryptocurrency collateralization agreement, with participation from Pantera Capital and Bullish. The tokens come from existing vaults, and ANVL holders have governance rights. Anvil is built on Ethereum with the aim of using digital assets as collateral for financial commitments, and research and development companies release SDKs for enterprise integration. Anvil is developed by the Acronym Foundation and currently has a total lock up volume of approximately $14 million. ANVL has a circulating supply of 80 billion pieces, with a total supply of 100 billion pieces.

Pump.fun sold 102500 SOLs worth $12.41 million 8 hours ago, and has sold a total of 5.3479 million SOLs worth $861 million, with an average price of $161.

The US government associated wallet transferred $103 million in seized assets, of which 833.599 BTC were transferred to Coinbase Prime and 40285 BNB were transferred to addresses 0x6fB3... A579. （Onchain Lens）

Canary Capital launches Canary Staked TRX ETF (code TRXS), which will be listed on the Cboe BZX exchange on September 9, 2026. The fund directly holds TRX, with a target pledge of approximately 90% of qualified positions, and the pledge income is included in the fund's net asset value. The annual initiator fee is 1.10%, and the maximum pledge income fee is 20%. TRON DAO and Sun Yuchen rang the Cboe closing bell in Chicago on September 29th. The wave field carries over 94 billion US dollars in circulating USDT, and the market value of TRXS was approximately 32.1 billion US dollars when it went public.

Cross border payment company Conduit has filed a lawsuit against Tether in the Southern District of New York Federal Court, accusing Tether of unreasonably freezing $2.76 million in USDT in its treasury wallet since September 24, 2025, and refusing to unfreeze it to this day. Conduit stated that the wallet did not hold any third-party Onix funds involved in the case, and the freezing decision was independently made by Tether's T3 financial crime department, which led to the company being in a liquidity crisis and forced to lay off employees and close offices. (Source: Decrypt)