US stocks closed higher this morning, with all three major indices advancing. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both notched new record highs, while SK Hynix dropped more than 6%.

Likely driven by news that Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund led a $5 million investment to acquire Anvil’s governance token, ANVL has surged over 83% in 24 hours, currently trading at $0.001242, with its market cap rising to $109.4 million, fully diluted valuation (FDV) standing at $124 million, and 24-hour volume hitting just $415,000. Built on Ethereum, Anvil aims to use digital assets as collateral for financial commitments such as payments and credit. Its developer, Anvil Research Labs, has also launched an SDK to help enterprises and financial institutions integrate the protocol without writing blockchain code. Partners include Consensus, Bitcoin.com, and payment firm Flexa, among others. ANVL’s total supply currently stands at 100 billion tokens, with a circulating supply of around 80 billion. Anvil network’s total value locked (TVL) is approximately $14 million. Unlike traditional DeFi lending protocols, Anvil primarily secures financial commitments via on-chain collateralized assets, rather than allowing users to borrow funds and pay interest.

Pump fun(@Pumpfun) sold another 102,495 $SOL ($12.41M) 8 hours ago. In total, has sold 5,347,925 $SOL ($861.47M) at an average price of $161.

The U.S. government transferred out another 834 $BTC ($71.56M) and 40,285 $BNB ($31.63M) today. Of these, 834 $BTC ($71.56M) was deposited into #CoinbasePrime.

Fintech startup Navra, led by Mike Cagney—co-founder of SoFi and Figure—has closed an oversubscribed $19 million Series A round, with Ribbit Capital leading the investment. Baseline, DCM, Jump Crypto, and Figure Technology Solutions also participated in the round. Navra provides a single interface to access multiple blockchain venues, direct connections to DeFi yield protocols and cash rails, key-free self-custody services meeting qualified custody requirements, and built-in AI agents. Its institutional edition supports enterprise team management and full audit trails. The company plans to launch in limited capacity for retail and institutional clients at the end of October, with Figure serving as its first blockchain partner.

Founders Fund, backed by billionaire Peter Thiel, led a $5 million investment to acquire ANVL, the governance token of DeFi collateral protocol Anvil, with participation from Pantera Capital, Theta Blockchain Ventures, Bullish, and Protoscale Capital. Specific terms and valuation of the deal have not been disclosed. Anvil stated that the acquired tokens came from the project’s existing treasury, not a new issuance. Built on Ethereum, Anvil aims to use digital assets as collateral for financial commitments such as payments and credit. Its developer, Anvil Research Labs, also launched an SDK to help enterprises and financial institutions integrate the protocol without writing blockchain code. Consensus, Bitcoin.com, and payment firm Flexa are among its listed partners. Currently, ANVL has a total supply of 100 billion tokens, with a circulating supply of approximately 80 billion. The Anvil network’s total value locked (TVL) stands at around $14 million. Unlike traditional DeFi lending protocols, Anvil primarily secures financial commitments via on-chain collateralized assets, rather than allowing users to borrow funds and pay interest.

Per EmberCN’s monitoring, approximately six hours ago, a US government address transferred out 833.6 BTC (worth around $71.56 million) and 40,285 BNB (valued at roughly $31.63 million), totaling about $103 million. The 833.6 BTC was moved to Coinbase Prime, while the 40,285 BNB, after multiple transfers, is now located at address 0xBE7...81E. US government-linked addresses still hold approximately $28 billion in crypto assets, including around 324,000 BTC valued at roughly $27.7 billion.