Meme coin Super Inu (SI) has surged past a $20 million market cap, posting a 27.6% gain in the past 24 hours.

Hyperliquid’s priority fee revenue reached $1.11 million this week. If priority fees were treated as a standalone protocol, its revenue would rank 36th across the entire network, right behind Dexscreener and Lighter. Hyperliquid’s priority fees are extra payments traders make to get their orders processed and filled faster, used to secure priority execution or front-run trades during periods of network congestion.

Beating AI Express News: NVIDIA has launched the Open Agent Safety Platform, composed of two components: OpenShell and Sentry. OpenShell sets permission boundaries for AI agents, while Sentry deploys monitoring and isolation on the BlueField-4 chip. If an agent crosses its boundaries, it can be isolated in milliseconds. OpenShell was open-sourced earlier, and can be directly applied to existing agents such as Claude Code and Codex without modifying the agents themselves. It restricts file access, network connections, tool calls, and credential usage, and enforces these rules during agent operation. Sentry is the newly added hardware security layer. It operates independently of agents, continuously monitoring agent behavior, tool calls, and data access, and handling threat detection and security policy enforcement. Even if an agent malfunctions, security control remains under the external hardware. Jensen Huang noted that over 100 industry partners are currently participating in the platform, including Anthropic, Microsoft, Salesforce, SAP, SpaceX, CrowdStrike, and Palantir. As agents start running continuously for hours or even days and interacting with code, tools, and enterprise data, NVIDIA is shifting security boundaries from within the model to the system and chip layers that the model cannot directly control.

Bitget opened Bitcoin (BTC) withdrawal services as scheduled at 16:00 (UTC+8) today. In a community live stream, Bitget CEO Gracy shared the latest progress in the initial recovery phase: BTC withdrawal channels are operating smoothly, with the first batch of withdrawal requests processed and credited to users’ accounts. According to real-time data disclosed during the live stream, as of 16:50 (UTC+8), the platform has processed approximately 7,683 BTC withdrawal applications, totaling around 3,609 BTC, with no order backlog. Among these, roughly 6,946 withdrawal requests have been confirmed on the blockchain, while remaining applications are being processed in an orderly manner. Per the previously announced timeline, withdrawals for Ethereum (ETH) related networks will open at 16:00 (UTC+8) on September 29; withdrawals for Tether (USDT) related networks will open at 16:00 (UTC+8) on September 30; withdrawals for other tokens, fiat, and C2C services will resume gradually starting at 16:00 (UTC+8) on October 2.

On Hyperliquid, the KIOXIA contract is trading at $113.61, with an open interest nominal value of approximately $1.46 million. The contract completed a 1-for-3 split adjustment today; after old positions were uniformly settled and existing orders canceled, trading resumed. Following the reference price adjustment for the split, the current 24-hour decline stands at around 6.19%. The first post-resumption trade occurred at 16:11 at $114.93; as of press time, the trading range is $112.10–$124.04, and the current price is roughly 1.15% lower than that first trade. Among the top three directional KIOXIA positions since trading resumed, two are short positions totaling ~$585,000: one short position of ~$374,000 with an average entry price of $113.24 (0x4c78…), and another short position of ~$211,000 with an average entry price of $113.16 (0xfe7c…). The long position totals ~$178,000 with an average entry price of $113.43 (0xcd4e…). Prior update: KIOXIA’s 1-for-3 split triggered on-chain uniform settlement, with the largest long position exiting at a loss just before breaking even.

Beating AI News Flash: NVIDIA (NVDA) has officially launched the open-source AI agent runtime platform OpenShell 0.1.0. The platform aims to establish security boundaries and runtime controls outside workloads without modifying the AI agent’s own code. OpenShell integrates technologies including kernel-level sandbox execution, external oversight services, external credential injection, and formal policy verification, supporting fine-grained interception of HTTP, GraphQL, and MCP network traffic (e.g., allowing data reads while blocking write operations) and preventing sensitive credential leaks. Additionally, the platform features a built-in formal logic policy analyzer that can block AI agents from bypassing permission checks via adversarial prompts. Currently, OpenShell supports mainstream frameworks such as Codex and Claude Code, and is applied in sectors including chip design, enterprise automation, and robotics.

Trade.xyz’s perpetual contract market has re-listed Japanese storage firm Kioxia (KIOXIA), with a maximum leverage of 10x. The re-listing comes after Kioxia implemented a 1-for-3 stock split. Official arrangements state the contract was suspended for trading at approximately 06:35 UTC (14:35 Beijing time) on the same day, with all open positions settled; trading resumed at around 07:30 UTC (15:30 Beijing time) based on the post-split price. The platform cannot adjust existing positions proportionally to the stock split, so traders need to open new positions.