As September ends, Bitcoin hovers around $109,000, with optimism for October, known as "Uptober," due to its historical price increases. Analysts caution about risks, emphasizing disciplined trading strategies for potential gains in a volatile market.

Bitlight Labs ($LIGHT), as a core contributor to the Bitcoin ecosystem's RGB protocol, saw its price soar from an opening of $0.19 (market capitalization of $80 million) to a peak of $1.33 (market capitalization of $560 million) after being listed on the mainstream CEX Alpha and futures platform yesterday (September 27, 2025), marking an increase of up to 7 times, with a 24-hour volume surpassing $134 million. Its current market position is that of an emerging leader in Bitcoin Fi infrastructure, with its "RGB + Lightning Network native stablecoin" narrative closely tied to the Bitcoin Layer 2 expansion wave, especially after Tether officially adopted RGB, further amplifying its potential with a project financing endorsement of $9.6 million, indicating a shift from speculation to practical payment infrastructure.

Solana's price decreased by 5.1% to $201.36, nearing significant support at $198.13, while facing resistance at $215.94. The market remains cautious, observing tight trading ranges and relative performance against Bitcoin.

Apple CEO Tim Cook admitted in an interview that he personally holds Crypto Assets. He stated that including Bitcoin and Ethereum as part of a diversified investment portfolio is a reasonable allocation strategy. When asked when he became interested in Crypto Assets, Cook responded that he had been paying attention to this field for a long time and had spent time researching it. He admitted, "I think it's very interesting."

Solana Spot ETF is about to become a reality! On September 26, seven top asset management companies, including Fidelity and Franklin Templeton, simultaneously updated the Solana ETF application documents, providing detailed explanations of the staking income mechanism. Analysts believe that this highly coordinated action indicates smooth communication with the SEC, and Solana ETF is expected to be approved for listing in the coming weeks. This will be another significant milestone for the crypto market following the Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, and it will have a profound impact on the SOL price and the entire crypto ecosystem.

Although the Crypto Assets market is overall volatile, the price of Ripple (XRP) is quietly forming a super rare multi-layer bullish pattern. Multiple analysts point out that this "once-in-a-decade" technical formation indicates an explosive surge is imminent. The market capitalization has remained above the peak of 2018 for over 300 days, the monthly RSI indicator is ready to hit the overbought zone, and Bitcoin's dominance is about to decline. These factors together constitute a strong foundation for XRP to potentially break through to the 5-13 USD range.

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Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin strongly opposes the EU's proposed "Chat Control" regulations. He warns that the practice of mandating the scanning of private encryption messages in the name of protecting children will, in fact, undermine the foundations of digital security and personal privacy. Buterin emphasizes that any policy claiming to make society safer by weakening personal security will backfire, creating new "vulnerable backdoors" for hackers. Currently, there is significant division within the EU regarding this regulation, with a few member states explicitly opposing it, while several countries, including France and Spain, have expressed support.

Bitcoin is at a critical moment, with the price movement in Q3 2025 remarkably similar to the 2017 bull run pattern. The current consolidation phase between $100,000 and $115,000 almost perfectly coincides with the last buildup phase before the breakout at the end of 2017. Will history repeat itself? This article delves into the striking similarities between Bitcoin's current cycle and that of 2017, as well as how new factors like institutional funds and ETF inflows may drive Bitcoin to break through the $200,000 barrier in the fourth quarter.

Momentum Finance ($MMT) is the flagship Decentralized Finance platform on the Sui network, and its recently launched HODL Yield Campaign attracted over $30 million in deposits within the first hour, pushing the TVL to soar to $210 million, with cumulative volume surpassing $12 billion. Currently, it holds the position of liquidity leader in the Sui ecosystem, with its "sustainable returns + community-driven" narrative standing out in the 2025 DeFi recovery wave, especially against the backdrop of the Sui TVL reaching $2.55 billion. The project locks in user loyalty through high APY (up to 155%) and Bricks rewards mechanism, indicating that the TGE (expected in October) will trigger a new round of rise.

In recent weeks, Bitcoin’s price decline has ignited debates within the crypto community about whether the market is experiencing a healthy correction or the onset of a bear trend. While some traders see promising signs of recovery, others caution that historical fractals and technical patterns

Bitcoin mining giant TeraWulf is seeking $3 billion in debt financing to expand its data centers, backed by strong support from Google. The mining company has signed a 10-year, $3.7 billion AI computing power protocol with FluidStack, indicating that traditional miners are accelerating their transformation into AI infrastructure providers. With Google's stake increasing to 14%, TeraWulf's business model is shifting from pure Bitcoin mining to high-profit AI computing services, a transition that could reshape the entire mining industry landscape.

Ethereum Spot ETF faced the largest capital outflow since its inception last week, with as much as $795.6 million withdrawn, while Bitcoin ETF also lost over $900 million during the same period. However, despite the massive withdrawal by institutional investors, the price of Ethereum unexpectedly rebounded to over $4,000 on Saturday, sparking widespread discussion in the market about this unusual phenomenon. This article delves into the market logic behind this contradictory phenomenon and future trends.