jpyxx Crypto exchange Binance and Franklin Templeton, a global investment leader with $1.6 trillion in assets under management, announced on Sept. 10 a partnership to build digital asset initiatives that align blockchain technology with traditional finance. The announcement explains:
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in a move that shocked absolutely no one, announced on September 10 that it would extend its review of Cboe BZX Exchange’s proposal for the Franklin XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF). This proposal, submitted on March 13, 2025, has been carefully examined under the BZX Rule 14.11(e)(4), which pertains to commodity-based trust shares-basically a rule that ensures everything is neat and tidy, just as we like it. 😉
Specifically, the FedWatch tool from the CME Group suggests a roughly 10% likelihood of a new target range for rates between 3.75% and 4% following the meeting, based on data collected from various interest rate traders’ activities. This tool is widely recognized as a reliable predictor for these types of meetings.
“Post-effective means that it’s going to launch, basically,” Balchunas nonchalantly told CryptoMoon in a phone interview, a statement so packed with confidence it’s borderline arrogant. Among the glittering lineup are the REX-Osprey Bonk ETF, Trump ETF, Bitcoin ETF, XRP ETF, and, of course, the Doge ETF-because who doesn’t love a dog meme to kick off their investing career? 🐕💰
But hold on, dear reader. This sharp rise, like so many before it, smells like a trap. Investors are clinging to their hopes like a child to a candy bar, but let’s not forget what history has to say about such explosive upward movements.
Picture this: September 5th, 2025. Representative Mr. Joyce from Ohio, who probably eats cornflakes with a side of big ideas, shuffles in a bill known as H.R. 5166. It’s a thrilling tale calling for a Treasury report within 90 days-faster than you can say “digital doodads”! This report must chew over the nooks and crannies of building a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a fancy US Digital Asset Stockpile. What happens to the government’s balance sheet? Will it get shinier or just weirder? The jury’s still out, but one thing’s clear: Congress is eyeballing BTC not just as shiny internet money, but as part of the government’s deep pockets.
Artificial Intelligence [AI] tokens, those modern-day serfs of the digital realm, held their ground with a market cap above $33 billion, their daily change barely a flicker at under 1%. Yet, lo! $1.90 billion in capitalization was added, as traders, like moths to a flame, turned to AI tools, seeking enlightenment or perhaps mere distraction.
Achievement unlocked: Received and paid the first lighting invoice which was sent through actual space.
– Printer ⚡ (@Printer_Gobrrr) September 9, 2025
At long last, relief has graced the ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on Tuesday, September 8th, putting an end to their most lamentable six-day streak of outflows. The modest green close, though hardly a cause for unbridled jubilation, arrives as bitcoin ETFs present a most mixed picture, buoyed by Blackrock yet weighed down by their less fortunate rivals. 😏💼
By Jove, institutional adoption of crypto is still in its infancy, but it’s toddling along with the determination of a chap who’s just spotted the last sandwich at tea. 🥪 According to a Wednesday report from those Wall Street wizards at JPMorgan, the momentum is building faster than a gossip at a garden party.
