Nano-X Imaging (NASDAQ: NNOX) Expands Nanox.ARC Distribution in New England
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Nano-X Imaging (NASDAQ: NNOX) Expands Nanox.ARC Distribution in New England. Austin, Texas, United States, 8th September 2026, FinanceWire … Read More
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PancakeSwap traded about $75M of bStocks in a day
@PancakeSwap's volume covered SpaceX, Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, GameStop, and index products tracking the Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500. @bstocksfinance tokens are certificates that give holders an interest in securities the issuer holds rather than the underlying shares.
The full range now carries $624M in value across 72 assets, all on @BNBChain. The holder count has climbed to over 981,000, up ~370% in the past month. Per rwa(.)xyz data.
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Eyes on the Market: Sustained Inflows
Oil led everything. Brent rose 9.27% to $96.54 as US-Iran strikes resumed. BTC added 2.28% to $79,808, ETH 1.62% to $2,490.60, the S&P 0.40% and the Nasdaq 100 0.73%. Waller signals dovish. Polymarket hike odds fell from 51% to 41% on Thursday's remarks. BTC wicked to $82,262 and closed the session up 5.67%. Payrolls reversed it two days later. 162K against 53K consensus took hike odds back to 49%. BTC fell 2.95% and ETH 2.69%. The move is not levered. Aggregate OI is $139.7B, up 3.5% and the highest since mid-January. Coin-denominated BTC OI fell from 762.2K to 669.6K since mid-August, even as BTC moved from $63K to $80K. ETFs took $1.2B, a third straight week above $1B, the first such run since July 2025. BTC drew $986.7M including $730.8M on September 3, the largest day since January 14. BTC ETFs AUM crossed $103.3B, 6.32% of supply. Oil Leads the Week BTC opened Monday at $78,031, hit a high of $82,262 on Thursday and closed Sunday at $79,808. Up 2.28% on the week. ETH gained 1.62% to $2,490.60. Total crypto market cap finished at $2.708T, slightly outperforming BTC as selected alts continue to rally.
Oil saw the largest move, rising 9.27% to $96.54 as the US and Iran conflict intensified during the week. The S&P 500 added 0.40% to 7,728.60 and the Nasdaq 100 gained 0.73% to 29,616. Gold slipped 0.60% to $4,470.50. Events of the Week US-Iran Strikes Resume US-Iran strikes resumed for the first time in roughly a month after the 60-day ceasefire lapsed in mid-August. US forces disabled two Iranian tankers and destroyed a third on September 2, following IRGC ballistic missile fire at a US carrier and destroyer. Iran struck Kuwait with missiles and drones on September 3, escalating to a US Gulf ally, and Israel warned it would cripple Iranian infrastructure. Brent went from $88.32 to $95.15 on Tuesday, then plateaued between $95 and $97 for the rest of the week. Waller Gives Disinflation a Chance Fed Governor Christopher Waller's prepared remarks went out on Thursday 8:30am ET. Inflation is still meaningfully above the 2% goal, he said, but the recent data finally show some signs of disinflation, and if that holds through the next two weeks he would back holding the funds rate at 3.50% to 3.75%. Treasury yields fell to session lows and hike odds on Polymarket dropped from about 51% to about 41%. BTC wicked to $82,262 before settling at $81,704, up 5.67%. Hot Payroll Print August payrolls came in at 162K against 53K consensus, three times the estimate, with unemployment at 4.1% in line. Strongest print since March and the first up-month in five after. Expectations of a hike reversed back up from 41% to 49%. BTC fell 2.95% and ETH 2.69%. Volatility, Positioning and Leverage BVIV is up 5.4%, from 38.9 last week to 41.02. The metric is up 14% from the low of 35.81 that it hit on August 7. Aggregate futures open interest is $139.7B against $135B last issue, up 3.5% and the highest since mid-January. 24-hour volume is $136.4B, up 31%. BTC open interest in coin-denominated terms is the lowest it’s been since March 25. It’s been steadily falling since mid-August from 762.2K BTC to 669.6K BTC as BTC has risen from $63K to $80K. A reflection of how spot driven the recent move has been. Coinglass's 24-hour long/short ratio is 49.04% / 50.96%. Annualized funding on Binance runs BTC near 4.7%, ETH 8.4%, SOL flat to slightly negative and HYPE 5.5%. ZEC funding is roughly -3.65% annualized and ZEC still gained 45% in the past week. The coins that lead are now moving on spot inflows. ETF Flows Continue BTC and ETH ETFs took $1.2B combined, a third consecutive week above $1B. The last stretch of this magnitude was July 2025. BTC: $986.7M. September 3's $730.8M is the largest single day since January 14 and the third largest of 2026, behind January 14 at $840.6M and January 13 at $753.8M. BTC ETF AUM crossed $103.3B, 6.32% of supply. Year to date cumulative flows now sit at -$0.90B, from -$4.74B three weeks ago. Three weeks have erased 81% of the year's outflows. ETH: $215.3M. Flows fell 74% week on week from $815.7M. ETH captured 22% of BTC's dollar flow against 88% the prior week. Cumulative net flows are $13.19B and August closed at $1.84B. This breaks the ETH outperformance pattern we have tracked since late July, and the spot data agrees: ETH gained 1.62% against BTC's 2.28%. First week in a while where ETH lagged on both flow and price.
Key Events for the Week Ahead Tuesday, September 8 US consumer credit (G.19), 3pm ET. Wednesday, September 9 US NFIB small business optimism for August. Thursday, September 10 US PPI for August, 8:30am ET. Europe: ECB rate decision, 8:15am ET. Friday, September 11 US CPI for August, 8:30am ET.
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Eyes on the Market: Sustained Inflows
Oil led everything. Brent rose 9.27% to $96.54 as US-Iran strikes resumed. BTC added 2.28% to $79,808, ETH 1.62% to $2,490.60, the S&P 0.40% and the Nasdaq 100 0.73%.
Waller signals dovish. Polymarket hike odds fell from 51% to 41% on Thursday's remarks. BTC wicked to $82,262 and closed the session up 5.67%.
Payrolls reversed it two days later. 162K against 53K consensus took hike odds back to 49%. BTC fell 2.95% and ETH 2.69%.
The move is not levered. Aggregate OI is $139.7B, up 3.5% and the highest since mid-January. Coin-denominated BTC OI fell from 762.2K to 669.6K since mid-August, even as BTC moved from $63K to $80K.
ETFs took $1.2B, a third straight week above $1B, the first such run since July 2025. BTC drew $986.7M including $730.8M on September 3, the largest day since January 14. BTC ETFs AUM crossed $103.3B, 6.32% of supply.
Oil Leads the Week
BTC opened Monday at $78,031, hit a high of $82,262 on Thursday and closed Sunday at $79,808. Up 2.28% on the week. ETH gained 1.62% to $2,490.60. Total crypto market cap finished at $2.708T, slightly outperforming BTC as selected alts continue to rally.
Oil saw the largest move, rising 9.27% to $96.54 as the US and Iran conflict intensified during the week. The S&P 500 added 0.40% to 7,728.60 and the Nasdaq 100 gained 0.73% to 29,616. Gold slipped 0.60% to $4,470.50.
Events of the Week
US-Iran Strikes Resume
US-Iran strikes resumed for the first time in roughly a month after the 60-day ceasefire lapsed in mid-August. US forces disabled two Iranian tankers and destroyed a third on September 2, following IRGC ballistic missile fire at a US carrier and destroyer. Iran struck Kuwait with missiles and drones on September 3, escalating to a US Gulf ally, and Israel warned it would cripple Iranian infrastructure. Brent went from $88.32 to $95.15 on Tuesday, then plateaued between $95 and $97 for the rest of the week.
Waller Gives Disinflation a Chance
Fed Governor Christopher Waller's prepared remarks went out on Thursday 8:30am ET. Inflation is still meaningfully above the 2% goal, he said, but the recent data finally show some signs of disinflation, and if that holds through the next two weeks he would back holding the funds rate at 3.50% to 3.75%. Treasury yields fell to session lows and hike odds on Polymarket dropped from about 51% to about 41%. BTC wicked to $82,262 before settling at $81,704, up 5.67%.
Hot Payroll Print
August payrolls came in at 162K against 53K consensus, three times the estimate, with unemployment at 4.1% in line. Strongest print since March and the first up-month in five after. Expectations of a hike reversed back up from 41% to 49%. BTC fell 2.95% and ETH 2.69%.
Volatility, Positioning and Leverage
BVIV is up 5.4%, from 38.9 last week to 41.02. The metric is up 14% from the low of 35.81 that it hit on August 7.
Aggregate futures open interest is $139.7B against $135B last issue, up 3.5% and the highest since mid-January. 24-hour volume is $136.4B, up 31%. BTC open interest in coin-denominated terms is the lowest it’s been since March 25. It’s been steadily falling since mid-August from 762.2K BTC to 669.6K BTC as BTC has risen from $63K to $80K. A reflection of how spot driven the recent move has been.
Coinglass's 24-hour long/short ratio is 49.04% / 50.96%. Annualized funding on Binance runs BTC near 4.7%, ETH 8.4%, SOL flat to slightly negative and HYPE 5.5%. ZEC funding is roughly -3.65% annualized and ZEC still gained 45% in the past week. The coins that lead are now moving on spot inflows.
ETF Flows Continue
BTC and ETH ETFs took $1.2B combined, a third consecutive week above $1B. The last stretch of this magnitude was July 2025.
BTC: $986.7M. September 3's $730.8M is the largest single day since January 14 and the third largest of 2026, behind January 14 at $840.6M and January 13 at $753.8M. BTC ETF AUM crossed $103.3B, 6.32% of supply. Year to date cumulative flows now sit at -$0.90B, from -$4.74B three weeks ago. Three weeks have erased 81% of the year's outflows.
ETH: $215.3M. Flows fell 74% week on week from $815.7M. ETH captured 22% of BTC's dollar flow against 88% the prior week. Cumulative net flows are $13.19B and August closed at $1.84B. This breaks the ETH outperformance pattern we have tracked since late July, and the spot data agrees: ETH gained 1.62% against BTC's 2.28%. First week in a while where ETH lagged on both flow and price.
Key Events for the Week Ahead
Tuesday, September 8
US consumer credit (G.19), 3pm ET.
Wednesday, September 9
US NFIB small business optimism for August.
Thursday, September 10
US PPI for August, 8:30am ET.
Europe: ECB rate decision, 8:15am ET.
Friday, September 11
US CPI for August, 8:30am ET.
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ZEROBASE WEEKLY 8.31–9.6
ZBT traded in a tight $0.080–$0.086 band this week, opening near $0.084 on August 31 and finishing around $0.085 by September 6. The token briefly dipped toward $0.080–$0.081 on September 2 before reclaiming the mid-$0.08s. Trading volumes stayed functional , generally in the $3–$10 million daily range, with liquidity remaining orderly and spreads contained.
The broader crypto market showed more range than the late-August squeeze. Total capitalization moved from roughly $2.59T–$2.63T at the start of the week to a Thursday peak near $2.82T as Bitcoin cleared $81,000, then settled back in the $2.67T–$2.79T area. That is a constructive but incomplete recovery from the mid-year trough near $2.3T.
Bitcoin opened the week near $78,550 on August 31, slipped to a weekly low around $76,250 on September 2, then ripped to a three-month high above $82,200 on September 3. It faded to the high-$79,000s after Friday’s jobs print and closed the week near $80,300–$80,350 — a net gain of about 2% from Monday’s open and roughly 5% from the weekly low. Ethereum moved in a narrower channel: from about $2,467 on August 31, down toward $2,356–$2,390 midweek, then back to $2,510–$2,516 by Sunday, a modest gain of around 2% on the week and about 6–7% from the low.
Derivatives confirmed the move was a squeeze, not a clean leverage rebuild. On September 3, 24-hour liquidations ran $400–$510 million, with shorts accounting for the bulk — roughly $345–$415 million of short liquidations that session, including about $162–$174 million in Bitcoin shorts. Open interest remained elevated near $54 billion on Bitcoin perps. Funding stayed near neutral to only mildly positive after the squeeze, suggesting traders were covering rather than aggressively adding new longs.
Macro and geopolitics were the week’s real drivers. The U.S.–Iran conflict, now in its seventh month, intensified again. Washington struck IRGC sites on the Iranian mainland early in the week, and both sides targeted vessels around the Strait of Hormuz. Hormuz traffic stayed depressed at roughly 10 commodity ships per day versus more than 130 pre-war. Oil responded immediately: WTI rose nearly 10% on the week to settle around $91.48 on Friday, while Brent gained about 7.6–7.8% to $96.28. Diesel hit a U.S. retail record near $5.85 a gallon. Energy inflation is no longer a one-day shock; it is a persistent input into the Fed’s reaction function.
Friday’s August employment report then flipped equity and rate markets. Nonfarm payrolls printed +162,000 versus a ~56,000 consensus, with prior months revised up by 55,000. Unemployment held at 4.1%. The 10-year yield finished near 4.78% and the 2-year near 4.37%. Markets immediately repriced the odds of a September rate hike higher. U.S. equities finished mixed for the week: the S&P 500 eked out a 0.1% gain to 7,718.60, the Nasdaq Composite rose 0.4% to 26,506.99, and the Dow fell 0.3% to 53,414.25. Friday itself was risk-off — S&P −0.38%, Dow −0.51%, Nasdaq Composite −0.29% — after the jobs surprise. Chip names limited the Nasdaq damage; credit-sensitive and consumer names did not.
Institutional crypto flows remained the structural offset. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in about $987 million net for the week ending September 4/5, extending a three-week streak to roughly $3.8 billion. The path was uneven: +$217 million on August 31, −$236.5 million on September 1, then +$101 million, a standout +$731 million on September 3 (largest single day since mid-January), and +$175 million on September 4. BlackRock’s IBIT again absorbed the majority. Ethereum ETFs added about $215 million, down ~74% from the prior week’s $816 million. Combined BTC+ETH ETF inflows were still ~$1.2 billion. Bitcoin ETF AUM sat near $101 billion. Year-to-date BTC ETF flows remain slightly negative, so this is repair, not a new cycle high in sponsorship.
Crypto-native news reinforced a rotation beneath Bitcoin. Zcash led the tape, breaking $1,000 and later trading above $1,150–$1,200 with a weekly gain approaching 40%, helped by ETF interest and a short squeeze. Uniswap jumped more than 50% on the week as DeFi breadth improved. Arbitrum ripped on Robinhood Chain activity.
Elsewhere: Liquid Network paused after a purported white-hat withdrawal of $320 million in bitcoin; Trezor said a ShipMonk breach affected tens of thousands more customers; the SEC floated a “Regulation Crypto Assets” framework with offering exemptions; and OpenReserve received preliminary OCC approval for a national bank charter. Privacy coins and infrastructure names outperformed beta.
Crypto Fear & Greed spent the week in greed, not fear. The index rose from 62 on August 31 to 69, 63, 65, then 74 on September 4, and held 73–74 into the weekend. Seven-day average was about 68; 30-day average about 54. Sentiment has flipped from the August mid-20s/30s readings, which is consistent with the price rebound but leaves less cushion if oil or the Fed surprise again.
On-chain data was more mixed than the ETF tape. Long-term holders are no longer in the aggressive distribution regime of earlier 2026, but they are not uniformly accumulating either. Whale flow flipped toward net exchange deposits later in the week (roughly +1,900 to +3,900 BTC on some sessions), and tracked large holders rotated size rather than simply stacking.
Dormant supply stirred: 2013-era wallets moved hundreds of BTC in early September, including a coordinated 200 BTC burst on September 5, while 2011 coins worth more than $7 million also woke up. OG five-year+ UTXO spend, on a 90-day average, rose toward ~1,500 BTC — higher than May, but still well below prior capitulation spikes. The read-through is consolidation and wallet hygiene more than a coordinated dump, yet it is not the one-way accumulation signal of a clean breakout.
In summary, August 31–September 6 was a squeeze week inside a still-contested macro regime. Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum recovered from the $76k / $2,360 area, ETF demand stayed real, and alt breadth improved via ZEC, UNI, and privacy/infrastructure names. Against that, Hormuz risk pushed oil to three-month highs, Friday’s 162k jobs print revived hike odds, U.S. equities stalled, and on-chain whales stopped being net buyers into strength.
The market is consolidating in the $80,000 Bitcoin / $2,500 Ether zone with institutional bids underneath and energy-geopolitical risk overhead. Next week’s CPI and the September FOMC path matter more than last week’s liquidations.
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quote: Some of the biggest Canton highlights from this past week:
✅ DTCC's tokenization service prepares for its commercial launch in October.
✅ USD1 is now live natively on Canton.
✅ Ledger expands $CC support.
✅ @CantonFdn publishes its roadmap.
Full roundup from @FiveNorthHQ. https://x.com/FiveNorthHQ/status/2095128829119320167 | Canton has wrapped up another strong week. 🌐
Institutional finance, tokenization, stablecoin infrastructure, and live applications continue to converge rapidly across the Canton ecosystem.
A major commercial launch is approaching: Following live production trades conducted on Canton in July, @The_DTCC's tokenization service is preparing for its commercial launch in October.
Institutional momentum continues: Virtu Financial, M1X Global, and Tradeweb completed the first fully onchain sovereign repo transaction using the Marshall Islands' USDM1 digital sovereign bond as collateral. The transaction settled atomically on Canton in under 10 minutes.
Vanguard and Wellington Management also completed their first tokenized collateral trades on Canton, using tokenized money market fund shares through @Nasdaq Calypso.
On the onchain cash front: @worldlibertyfi's USD1 stablecoin, with more than $4 billion in circulation, is now live natively on Canton. Issued by BitGo Bank & Trust, USD1 can support settlement, collateral, and lending activity across the network.
At the application layer: Through the @temple_ny and @AlpendHQ integration, collateral liquidated from loans on Alpend can be sold directly through Temple's trading infrastructure. Temple's trading metrics are also now live on Token Terminal.
@circle's USYC has submitted a Featured App proposal covering trading, collateral use, and issuance and redemption between USYC and USDC.
On the infrastructure side: Ledger is expanding support for CC and privacy enabled Canton assets through Ledger Wallet and Ledger Enterprise.
On the wallet side: @canton_loop is working on a new gas model aimed at reducing transaction costs.
The @CantonFdn also published its Development Fund roadmap, outlining 28 priorities across onboarding, developer tools, security, and data verification. Its 2028 targets include 1,000 applications and 10,000 validators.
And finally: Four Mitsubishi UFJ Group companies launched a proof of concept to test Japanese government bond repo transactions on Canton.
Canton Strategic Holdings also reported 3.71 billion $CC on its balance sheet in its second-quarter results and confirmed that its Super Validator operations remain active.
@CantonNetwork is evolving into an institutional ecosystem where tokenized assets, onchain cash, and live financial products converge within the same privacy and permissioning framework.
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Robinhood: AMC’s CEO Calls Robinhood’s Stock Tokens “Vile,” Robinhood Says They Aren’t Even Shares. A heated public argument between AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC) CEO Adam Aron and Robinhood’s (NASDAQ:HOOD) leadership has turned a niche product—tokenized stock exposure—into a test of who controls a company’s name, capital, and investor rights. On September 3, 2026, Aron said Robinhood had listed a... Read More
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AMC’s CEO Calls Robinhood’s Stock Tokens “Vile,” Robinhood Says They Aren’t Even Shares. A heated public argument between AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC) CEO Adam Aron and Robinhood’s (NASDAQ:HOOD) leadership has turned a niche product—tokenized stock exposure—into a test of who controls a company’s name, capital, and investor rights. On September 3, 2026, Aron said Robinhood had listed a... Read More
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The next release of Aptos Move will be unparalleled in security and performance.
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Alex Cutler says Nasdaq is already reacting to the 24/7 onchain market.
“Nasdaq was talking about putting a proposal forward to get trading 24/7.”
“They’re suddenly on their back foot trying to react.”
“They’re trying to bring something that, at least on one dimension, might be comparable.”
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On Arbitrum this week:
The programmable economy is rapidity growing and becoming the default for finance
> The Arbitrum Foundation drops the 2026 first half year report. During the first half of the year, the Arbitrum Platform generated $6.1M in income across 4 revenue lines (fees, timeboost, AEP fees, treasury management) with more to come
> RWAs on the Arbitrum Platform (Arbitrum One + Robinhood Chain) soar to $1B in market cap
> Tokenized Stocks on Arbitrum One hit a new high of $200M
> Arbitrum One turned 5
> @americanspend Founder @derekbrown is pioneering a new way to bring the $21 Trillion U.S consumer economy into the programmable economy with @spendmarket where users can trade the hottest consumer spending trends onchain
> Robinhood Chain reaches $27M in cumulative fee revenue, $1.8B in total asset market cap and $119M in total tokenized value
> TradFi markets got more programmable with @variational_io going live with its first swap markets starting with gold (XAU) and Nasdaq-100 (US100)
> Compute market continues up and to the right with @USDai_Official hitting $500M in protocol TVL
> @vandynathan from @bondoncredit shares how they reached $12M in volume and $100K+ in assets under agent with the right support from Arbitrum's Open House NYC and London builder programs
> @deadstock_app collectable platform is going public beta on September 16th
> @StabilizerFi's Zero-Slippage Stablecoin DEX is coming soon to Arbitrum
> @Loafmarkets drops its 2nd round of League of Loaf trading competition with $50K in prizes
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On Arbitrum this week:
The programmable economy is rapidity growing and becoming the default for finance
> The Arbitrum Foundation drops the 2026 first half year report. During the first half of the year, the Arbitrum Platform generated $6.1M in income across 4 revenue lines (fees, timeboost, AEP fees, treasury management) with more to come
> RWAs on the Arbitrum Platform (Arbitrum One + Robinhood Chain) soar to $1B in market cap
> Tokenized Stocks on Arbitrum One hit a new high of $200M
> Arbitrum One turned 5
> @americanspend Founder @derekbrown is pioneering a new way to bring the $21 Trillion U.S consumer economy into the programmable economy with @spendmarket where users can trade the hottest consumer spending trends onchain
> Robinhood Chain reaches $27M in cumulative fee revenue, $1.8B in total asset market cap and $119M in total tokenized value
> TradFi markets got more programmable with @variational_io going live with its first swap markets starting with gold (XAU) and Nasdaq-100 (US100)
> Compute market continues up and to the right with
@USDai_Official hitting $500M in protocol TVL
> @vandynathan from @bondoncredit shares how they reached $12M in volume and $100K+ in assets under agent with the right support from Arbitrum's Open House NYC and London builder programs
> @deadstock_app collectable platform is going public beta on September 16th
> @StabilizerFi's Zero-Slippage Stablecoin DEX is coming soon to Arbitrum
> @Loafmarkets drops its 2nd round of League of Loaf trading competition with $50K in prizes
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On Arbitrum this week:
The programmable economy is rapidity growing and becoming the default for finance
> During the first half of the year, the Arbitrum Platform generated $6.1M in income across 4 revenue lines (fees, timeboost, AEP fees, treasury management) with more to come (Read more below)
> RWAs on the Arbitrum Platform (Arbitrum One + Robinhood Chain) soar to $1B in market cap
> Tokenized Stocks on Arbitrum One hit a new high of $200M
> Arbitrum One turned 5
> @derekbrown at @americanspend are pioneering a new way to bring the $21 Trillion U.S consumer economy into the programmable economy with @spendmarket where users can trade the hottest consumer spending trends onchain
> Robinhood Chain reaches $27M in cumulative fee revenue, $1.8B in total asset market cap and $119M in total tokenized value
> TradFi markets got more programmable with @variational_io going live with its first swap markets starting with gold (XAU) and Nasdaq-100 (US100)
> Compute market continues up and to the right with @USDai_Official hitting $500M in protocol TVL
> @vandynathan from @bondoncredit shares how they reached $12M in volume and $100K+ in assets under agent with the right support from Arbitrum's Open House NYC and London builder programs
> @deadstock_app collectable platform is going public beta on September 16th
> @StabilizerFi's Zero-Slippage Stablecoin DEX is coming soon to Arbitrum
> @Loafmarkets drops its 2nd round of League of Loaf trading competition with $50K in prizes
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On Arbitrum this week:
The programmable economy is rapidity growing and becoming the default for finance
> During the first half of the year, the Arbitrum Platform generated $6.1M in income across 4 revenue lines (fees, timeboost, AEP fees, treasury management) with more to come (Read more below)
https://x.com/arbitrum/status/2095182987012813174?s=20
> RWAs on the Arbitrum Platform (Arbitrum One + Robinhood Chain) soar to $1B in market cap
> Tokenized Stocks on Arbitrum One hit a new high of $200M
> Arbitrum One turned 5
> @derekbrown at @americanspend are pioneering a new way to bring the $21 Trillion U.S consumer economy into the programmable economy with @spendmarket where users can trade the hottest consumer spending trends onchain
> Robinhood Chain reaches $27M in cumulative fee revenue, $1.8B in total asset market cap and $119M in total tokenized value
> TradFi markets got more programmable with @variational_io going live with its first swap markets starting with gold (XAU) and Nasdaq-100 (US100)
> Compute market continues up and to the right with @USDai_Official hitting $500M in protocol TVL
> @vandynathan from @bondoncredit shares how they reached $12M in volume and $100K+ in assets under agent with the right support from Arbitrum's Open House NYC and London builder programs
https://x.com/arbitrum/status/2095576405807419641?s=20
> @deadstock_app collectable platform is going public beta on September 16th
> @StabilizerFi's Zero-Slippage Stablecoin DEX is coming soon to Arbitrum
> @Loafmarkets drops its 2nd round of League of Loaf trading competition with $50K in prizes
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China’s Quiet Squeeze on Japan Exposes the West’s Magnet Blind Spot (NASDAQ: EMAT)
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The DoubleZero of today, tomorrow, and the years that follow.
$25 billion of Solana stake now reaches the chain through DoubleZero, up from $21.7 billion at the end of Q2 and $18 billion at the end of Q1. With our recently published Q2 results, it’s important going over what they mean for DoubleZero, our wins & why we are expanding past crypto. Watch Our Q2 Breakdown here: https://x.com/doublezero/status/2089744349404041443?s=20 DoubleZero is now the chosen network of 61% of Solana validators. Validators on DZ publish their block data straight into DoubleZero Edge. Across Q2, validators representing roughly 58% of Solana stake published into the Solana feed, and rewards went to 452 distinct validators. Since publishing our results, the validator share across DZ has increased. A subscriber to that feed receives shreds sourced from across the validator set rather than from a single relay. The publisher physically closest to a given subscriber is the one that sets the speed for them, so each validator that connects raises the odds that somebody, somewhere, now has a nearer source than they had last week. The feed is provided to subscribers who use the data in their high frequency trading strategy. How data moves on DoubleZero Solana's native shred propagation sends data through a multi-hop validator tree that has no idea where anyone is. Someone based in SF might be using data that has gone from Toyko to New York before finally being sent to their terminal. Even if data moved at the speed of light, anyone should know that this geographical process could be quicker. DoubleZero moves data over a multicast network to do exactly that. The network switches replicate the data in hardware and send it to every subscriber in the same instant. NYSE, Nasdaq and CME have distributed market data this way for decades. What that changes is the cost of growth. The subscription revenue goes to the publishers Edge ran 115 distinct subscriber seats over the quarter, averaging around $8,500 per epoch. Subscribers paid approximately $330,000 in USDC across 39 subscription epochs, converting to roughly 4.35 million 2Z. The network burns 10% of this, about 435,000 2Z. Of what remained, half went to the network contributors carrying the traffic and half to the validators and validator client teams publishing the data. Validators are paid out of subscriber demand rather than out of emissions. DoubleZero removed the validator access fee entirely during the same stretch, so connecting to the network moved from a cost to a source of earnings. Every validator that connects and publishes makes the feed worth more to the desks buying it, and those desks then pay the validators. The compounding effect on DZ makes the network a more attractive place for the validators that haven’t yet connected. Routes get made when they're requested Fourteen independent contributors supply DoubleZero. Between them they provide 170+ active network contributions running across 97 devices in 63 facilities, spanning 30 metros in 18 countries. Twelve of those contributions were activated during Q2 alone. For example, a trading firm needs Osaka as a hub pays to bring Osaka onto the network, and every party already connected then has Osaka. Across 66 measured corridors the DoubleZero delivered roughly a 21.6% lower round trip latency than comparable public internet paths. The best corridors run much further ahead. As of mid-June, Hong Kong to Tokyo, London to Oslo and Frankfurt to Prague each ran about 57% faster. The program that grew Tokyo from 24 validators to 68 Solana's stake had concentrated in Europe for a reason that is purely physical. A validator far from the cluster sees higher latency, higher latency costs it rewards, and lower rewards make running outside Europe a worse business. In Q2 the DoubleZero Delegation Program entered a second phase aimed at that, redirecting roughly 2.4 million SOL to validators operating in São Paulo, Singapore, Hong Kong and Tokyo, which makes it more viable to run outside the established hubs. Asia-Pacific more than doubled its validator count over the quarter. Tokyo went from 24 validators to 68. Two of the largest validators on the network, together representing over 30 million SOL, relocated. Expanding outside of crypto. DoubleZero's build-out is ahead of where its own team expected it. Our Co-Founder @Austin_Federa put the current state at roughly where he had projected for mid to late 2027, and said making use of what exists is priority now rather than building more of it. The Solana feed established the model. The Kalshi feed, live since 12 August, carries a CFTC-regulated venue running a central matching engine, on the same platform and over the same fiber. The infrastructure that took Wall Street 40 years to build, DoubleZero has established, tested and succeeded in building. In far less time for far newer markets. Not only does the network operate as intended, but it is showing a clear demand from New Finance market participants as firms & experienced traders continue to adopt new financial venues. Signed The 00 team
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The DoubleZero of today, tomorrow, and the years that follow.
$25 billion of Solana stake now reaches the chain through DoubleZero, up from $21.7 billion at the end of Q2 and $18 billion at the end of Q1. With our recently published Q2 results, it’s important going over what they mean for DoubleZero, our wins & why we are expanding past crypto.
Watch Our Q2 Breakdown here:
https://x.com/doublezero/status/2089744349404041443?s=20
DoubleZero is now the chosen network of 61% of Solana validators.
Validators on DZ publish their block data straight into DoubleZero Edge. Across Q2, validators representing roughly 58% of Solana stake published into the Solana feed, and rewards went to 452 distinct validators. Since publishing our results, the validator share across DZ has increased.
A subscriber to that feed receives shreds sourced from across the validator set rather than from a single relay. The publisher physically closest to a given subscriber is the one that sets the speed for them, so each validator that connects raises the odds that somebody, somewhere, now has a nearer source than they had last week.
The feed is provided to subscribers who use the data in their high frequency trading strategy.
How data moves on DoubleZero
Solana's native shred propagation sends data through a multi-hop validator tree that has no idea where anyone is.
Someone based in SF might be using data that has gone from Toyko to New York before finally being sent to their terminal. Even if data moved at the speed of light, anyone should know that this geographical process could be quicker.
DoubleZero moves data over a multicast network to do exactly that. The network switches replicate the data in hardware and send it to every subscriber in the same instant. NYSE, Nasdaq and CME have distributed market data this way for decades.
What that changes is the cost of growth.
The subscription revenue goes to the publishers
Edge ran 115 distinct subscriber seats over the quarter, averaging around $8,500 per epoch. Subscribers paid approximately $330,000 in USDC across 39 subscription epochs, converting to roughly 4.35 million 2Z.
The network burns 10% of this, about 435,000 2Z. Of what remained, half went to the network contributors carrying the traffic and half to the validators and validator client teams publishing the data. Validators are paid out of subscriber demand rather than out of emissions.
DoubleZero removed the validator access fee entirely during the same stretch, so connecting to the network moved from a cost to a source of earnings.
Every validator that connects and publishes makes the feed worth more to the desks buying it, and those desks then pay the validators. The compounding effect on DZ makes the network a more attractive place for the validators that haven’t yet connected.
Routes get made when they're requested
Fourteen independent contributors supply DoubleZero.
Between them they provide 170+ active network contributions running across 97 devices in 63 facilities, spanning 30 metros in 18 countries. Twelve of those contributions were activated during Q2 alone.
For example, a trading firm needs Osaka as a hub pays to bring Osaka onto the network, and every party already connected then has Osaka.
Across 66 measured corridors the DoubleZero delivered roughly a 21.6% lower round trip latency than comparable public internet paths. The best corridors run much further ahead. As of mid-June, Hong Kong to Tokyo, London to Oslo and Frankfurt to Prague each ran about 57% faster.
The program that grew Tokyo from 24 validators to 68
Solana's stake had concentrated in Europe for a reason that is purely physical. A validator far from the cluster sees higher latency, higher latency costs it rewards, and lower rewards make running outside Europe a worse business.
In Q2 the DoubleZero Delegation Program entered a second phase aimed at that, redirecting roughly 2.4 million SOL to validators operating in São Paulo, Singapore, Hong Kong and Tokyo, which makes it more viable to run outside the established hubs.
Asia-Pacific more than doubled its validator count over the quarter. Tokyo went from 24 validators to 68. Two of the largest validators on the network, together representing over 30 million SOL, relocated.
Expanding outside of crypto.
DoubleZero's build-out is ahead of where its own team expected it. Our Co-Founder @Austin_Federa put the current state at roughly where he had projected for mid to late 2027, and said making use of what exists is priority now rather than building more of it.
The Solana feed established the model. The Kalshi feed, live since 12 August, carries a CFTC-regulated venue running a central matching engine, on the same platform and over the same fiber.
The infrastructure that took Wall Street 40 years to build, DoubleZero has established, tested and succeeded in building. In far less time for far newer markets.
Not only does the network operate as intended, but it is showing a clear demand from New Finance market participants as firms & experienced traders continue to adopt new financial venues.
Signed
The 00 team
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