Binance will list U-based FLOCK and SKY Perpetual Contracts

On September 9th, the CEO of OKX, Star, posted on social media, indicating that the original intention of OKX Boost is to identify high-quality projects and motivate real users to engage in genuine trading. OKX does not endorse any form of cheating behavior. Given the uncertainty of the reward amount in each period, users are advised to participate rationally and pay attention to risk management.

On September 9th, as per globenewswire, the diversified real estate and digital asset management platform Caliber (with a NASDAQ code of CWD) announced today that it has successfully completed the first acquisition of Chainlink (LINK) tokens as part of its system test transactions. The company intends to finance the purchase of LINK by using existing revolving credit facilities (ELOC), cash reserves, and the issuance of equity-based securities. This indicates that Caliber has carried out its first transaction under the previously announced digital asset treasury strategy. The strategy aims to gradually accumulate assets by continuously conducting phased purchases of LINK, with the dual goals of achieving long-term appreciation through staking and generating current yield.

On September 9th, according to market information, Bybit is going to list 21 MNT trading pairs on the spot market.

On September 9th, as per the official announcement, Binance has initiated one-click purchase, instant exchange, and leverage trading for USDe (USDE).

On September 9th, as monitored by Onchain Lens, within the past 1 hour, BlackRock has successively deposited a total of 44,774 Ether (approximately $195.29 million) and 900 Bitcoin (approximately $101.67 million) into Coinbase Prime.

On September 9th, Eleanor Terrett, a reporter from FOX Business, stated that Caroline D. Pham, the Acting Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), mentioned in a recent speech that the agency is exploring whether, within the U.S. cross-border regulatory framework, it can recognize overseas cryptocurrency exchanges that adhere to robust, crypto-specific rules (such as the EU's MiCA framework). This statement follows shortly after the CFTC reiterated its long-standing Foreign Board of Trade (FBOT) framework. This framework enables certain non-U.S. cryptocurrency exchanges that are already regulated by foreign regulatory authorities to provide direct trading access to U.S. traders by registering with the CFTC as an FBOT instead of a Designated Contract Market (DCM).