Fintech startup Ramp plans to raise $1 billion in funding, with a potential valuation of $60 billion.

According to TradingBeats monitoring, a new Hyperliquid address created less than 24 hours ago made its first move today, buying 500 BTC in under four minutes for a total transaction value of approximately $39.36 million. The address starting with 0xcfe2 first received around 1.9998 million USDC at 12:08 yesterday, followed by another ~9.9 million USDC transfer at 02:03 today. Both funds came from the same address starting with 0x6b9e, totaling ~11.8998 million USDC in inflows. At 9 AM today, the address completed 10 consecutive buys of 50 BTC each, taking only 3 minutes and 39 seconds to expand its BTC position to 500 units. The position is currently valued at ~$39.369 million, with an average entry price of ~$78,639.3 and an unrealized profit of ~$49,300. It is currently using 20x full leverage, with a liquidation price of approximately $55,570.7.

Hyperdash co-founder Hanson Birringer published an analysis stating that since Jump Trading first deposited funds into Hyperliquid on December 12, 2025, the firm has traded nearly $150 billion in total via one main account and 16 sub-accounts, accounting for 7.8% of Hyperliquid’s entire perpetual contract trading volume. In July this year, its trading volume share on the platform once rose to 17.9%. Jump primarily uses a taker strategy on Hyperliquid, and is suspected of leveraging the platform as part of its multi-market hedging and arbitrage trading activities. Currently, its account has a nominal position of approximately $145 million, with an account value of around $63.6 million. It is mainly long Brent crude oil and WTI crude oil, while shorting assets including gold, silver, MU, NVIDIA, DRAM, SK Hynix, and XYZ100. Additionally, Jump has paid roughly $7 million in trading fees to Hyperliquid to date. Hans believes this further confirms that the firm may be executing cross-platform market making and arbitrage strategies.

Minara officially launched its next-generation general-purpose financial intelligence agent Minara Harness and opened downloads to global users. Minara Harness covers multiple asset markets, conducts 24/7 investment research, and runs automated trading within the scope of user authorization. Users can query financial markets via natural language, generate research reports, develop quantitative strategies, and handle daily tasks such as programming, web searches, and document processing. The platform supports users to select their own underlying large language models. On the investment research front, Minara Harness can simultaneously call multiple professional AI agents to analyze the same investment opportunity from perspectives including fundamentals, valuation, market trends, and potential risks. Users can view each agent’s information sources and divergent judgments, then decide whether to execute trades based on research findings. The tool also supports writing trading strategies in natural language, auto-generating corresponding code, and completing backtesting. Users can subscribe to other traders’ strategies, view strategy code, historical performance, and real-time operational metrics. Minara additionally provides an optional decision review mechanism that combines subsequent market outcomes to validate past judgments and assess which insights can be applied to future research. Concurrently, Minara announced Harness’s benchmark test results, showing it outperformed OpenClaw, Hermes, and Claude Code across multiple tests, leading in tasks like financial report generation, web research, and spreadsheet processing.

Binance will list two bStocks tokenized securities — Salesforce (CRMB) and Hims & Hers Health (HIMSB) — at 20:00 UTC+8 on September 9, and open spot trading for both. The CRMB/USDT and HIMSB/USDT trading pairs will offer zero maker fees from launch through 23:59 UTC on September 30. The exchange will also support related spot algorithm trading bots and rebalancing bots, and enable trading of these bStocks via Binance Convert using assets such as BTC and USDT within one hour of spot listing, with no transaction fees applied. Binance noted that users can currently convert directly held corresponding stocks into matching bStocks at a 1:1 ratio, with no conversion fees. Withdrawals for CRMB and HIMSB will open at 21:00 UTC+8 on September 9. The exchange warned that bStocks are not actual stocks or shares, do not grant users direct ownership of the underlying companies, and are not available to users in the United States or US persons.

According to market data, BP, the native token of crypto exchange Backpack, has rallied over 13% in the past 24 hours, currently trading at $0.5893, with its market cap rising to $146.9 million. The token has gained 44.2% over the past 30 days, and its fully diluted valuation (FDV) stands at $587.4 million.

According to on-chain analytics platform Ai Yi, Multicoin Capital appears to have been continuously selling HYPE recently. Since July 28, the entity has deposited approximately 1.725 million HYPE tokens to trading platforms, worth around $133 million, with estimated profits of roughly $77.15 million. Data shows its average cost price for HYPE is about $32.32, while the average deposit price stands at approximately $77.03. The most recent deposit occurred 9 hours ago, and it currently holds around $60.29 million worth of HYPE on-chain.