The crypto market has significantly rebounded from fear, with some altcoins leading the way.

On September 1st, based on HTX market data, Bitcoin fell below $108,000, experiencing a 0.78% decrease in the past 24 hours.

On September 1st, based on HTX market data, SOL briefly fell below $200, experiencing a 24-hour decrease of 1.26%.

On September 1st, WLFI announced in a post that if the official website encounters high traffic during the claiming period tomorrow, users can still directly claim their unlocked WLFI tokens on the blockchain. Here are the secure operation steps: Step 1: Go to the official WLFI contract page. Step 2: Click on "Connect to Web3". Step 3: Select your wallet. Note: All browser extension wallets (including Rabby, etc.) will be shown as "Metamask". Step 4: Scroll down to find the claimVest function and expand the dropdown. Step 5: Click on "Write". Step 6: The connected wallet will prompt a transaction confirmation window. After confirmation, the user's unlocked WLFI tokens will be directly sent to their wallet. Important Note: This method is only valid if the user has previously activated their wallet on the WLFI website.

September 1st. The on-chain video AI model Everlyn announced the successful completion of a $15 million financing round. MystenLabs, Selini Capital, Nesa, Aethir, io.net, and others participated in this round. The new funds will be allocated to shape the future of on-chain video content.

On September 1st, based on on-chain data, a newly established wallet address has received 85,200 HYPE tokens (approximately $3.8 million) from FalconX within the past five days.

On September 1st, as reported by The Standard, following the joint venture company led by Standard Chartered Hong Kong officially expressing its intention to apply for a license, Bank of China Hong Kong intends to apply for a stablecoin issuer license and aims to become one of the first licensed issuers. The deadline for the first batch of applications is the end of September. Bank of China Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority have both declined to make any comments.