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⚠️ VRA faces scrutiny in French crypto fraud investigation
➡️ French authorities have placed a woman under formal investigation as they examine whether alleged manipulation of Verasity’s VRA cryptocurrency helped finance tens of millions of euros in Dubai property purchases. A judicial source told the newspaper that investigators suspect Svetlana A. and her British partner, identified as Robert H., were involved in alleged organized fraud through manipulation of a cryptocurrency’s exchange rate. Authorities are examining whether proceeds from that activity helped finance her Dubai real estate holdings.
⭐️ Le Monde identified the cryptocurrency under examination as Verasity’s VRA token, which launched in 2018. During spring 2021, VRA’s price increased roughly 65-fold over approximately two and a half months before reversing sharply, according to the newspaper’s investigation. French investigators have not publicly released transaction-level evidence showing how any alleged price manipulation was conducted. Available judicial reporting does not identify specific trades, wallets, exchanges or counterparties allegedly used in the suspected scheme.
🌐 The French case concerns suspected conduct tied to earlier VRA activity. Investigators have not connected the later market movements to the alleged scheme described by Le Monde. Investigators are examining the source of funds behind a large Dubai property portfolio linked to Svetlana A. Le Monde reported that she spent more than €50 million during 2022 alone. The purchases covered around 100 apartments and three luxury villas throughout Dubai.
➡️ Binance takes $100 million stake in Circle with five year USDC agreement
🔖 Binance has invested $100 million in Circle Internet Group while entering a new five year commercial agreement that will pay the crypto exchange to promote USDC across its platform. The purchase was completed alongside new commercial terms between the companies covering the distribution and promotion of USDC. Circle agreed to pay Binance monthly incentive fees based on the amount of USDC held through its Modular Smart Contract Wallet infrastructure, while Binance agreed to carry out promotional activities tied to the stablecoin.
📊 Circle said the $80.84 share price represented a discount to the company’s market value before the transaction. Binance faces restrictions on disposing of the shares under the agreement, limiting its ability to sell, transfer or hedge the position until the earlier of two years or certain circumstances in which Binance terminates the related commercial arrangements. The latest agreement replaces earlier commercial arrangements between Circle and Binance dating to November 2024 and August 2025.
📣 Circle disclosed in its annual filing that the November 2024 agreement included a $60.3 million one time upfront payment to Binance and monthly incentive fees calculated using USDC balances held on the exchange and in its treasury, subject to minimum balance requirements. The treasury portion of that arrangement carried a two year term. An expanded agreement signed in August 2025 covered USDC held through Circle’s Modular Smart Contract Wallet infrastructure. Circle agreed under those terms to make monthly incentive payments based on qualifying balances, while the arrangement carried a four year term with specified early termination provisions.
⚠️ H100 CEO adds shares as Bitcoin treasury holds 3,506 BTC
➡️ H100 CEO Eirik Grøttum has increased his exposure to the Swedish Bitcoin treasury company through purchases totaling 407,163 shares for SEK 621,887, while H100 continues to report 3,506.4 BTC on its balance sheet. H100 Group said in its Sept. 17 primary-insider disclosure that Kode Oslo AS carried out the purchases, with 405,663 shares acquired on Sept. 15 at an average SEK 1.53 and another 1,500 shares acquired on Aug. 19 at SEK 1.40. The combined average price was SEK 1.53 per share.
🔔 Kode Oslo now owns 2,771,787 H100 shares following the disclosed transactions. Grøttum serves on Kode Oslo’s board, owns 20% of the company and participates in its investment decisions, according to H100’s regulated notice. A second associated entity, Olav Grøttum Holding AS, owns another 2,627,677 H100 shares. Grøttum owns that company entirely. Combined, the two businesses hold 5,399,464 H100 shares after the latest purchases.
🔖 The transaction concerns shares in H100 Group, not a new Bitcoin purchase by the company. H100’s disclosed Bitcoin position therefore remains separate from the CEO-related equity purchase. Grøttum became H100’s chief executive on Aug. 11, one day after the company completed its large Norwegian Bitcoin-related acquisition. He previously served as CEO of Moonshot AS and had worked with H100 Chief Investment Officer Peter C. Warren managing Bitcoin holdings belonging to Geir Harald Hansen through Moonshot.
⭐️ The Treasury Secretary is whipping votes for a bill priced at 10%
🔖 Look at who wants it. The Treasury Secretary has publicly told the Senate to pass it. The President worked senators directly at a White House meeting with Ripple’s CEO, Coinbase’s CEO and the SEC chairman in the room. The Majority Leader filed cloture before the August recess instead of quietly letting the bill rot on the calendar. Brian Armstrong says flatly that it passes. Now look at the count. Sixty votes. Republicans have fifty-three. At least two of those are expected to vote no anyway.
🔗 Galaxy Digital has tracked this bill all year and just cut its odds of 2026 passage to around 10%. In May they had it at 75%. Prediction markets put enactment in the low teens. So the most senior economic officials in the country are whipping votes for something the people pricing it give roughly a one-in-ten shot. That gap is the story, and it is worth understanding before Tuesday instead of reading about it afterwards.
📊 A sitting Treasury Secretary publicly whipping votes for a specific bill is not routine. Treasury Secretaries comment on fiscal policy, on debt management, on international financial conditions. Advocating for the passage of a particular piece of market structure legislation, by name, days before a procedural vote, places the department’s institutional weight behind an outcome in a way that is closer to legislative affairs than to economic stewardship.
🌐 Bitwise HYPE ETF adds $10.5m after four-day pause
📊 Bitwise’s Hyperliquid exchange-traded fund resumed accumulating HYPE on Sept. 4 after four days without a tracked purchase. Wallets linked to the fund acquired approximately $10.5 million of the token, according to blockchain intelligence platform Arkham.
🔗 Arkham described BHYP as the “largest HYPE ETF.” That ranking relies on addresses identified by its analysts and the market value of tokens attributed to each product. Bitwise has not issued a matching announcement confirming the $166.3 million figure. The $10.5 million transaction ended the longest recent gap in BHYP-linked accumulation reported by Arkham. However, the movement should not automatically be interpreted as one investor purchasing $10.5 million of fund shares.
📣 Exchange-traded crypto products create and redeem shares through authorized participants. The trust may receive cash or tokens as part of that process, depending on its operating structure. Its HYPE acquisitions can therefore reflect net share creations, liquidity management or settlement activity involving several investors. Blockchain data can identify transfers between labeled addresses. It cannot always reveal the commercial purpose of every transfer. Address ownership may also change, while internal custody movements can resemble purchases unless analysts identify the sending address and transaction route.
⭐️ Bitcoin price stalls below $78K as ADX falls to 12
⚠️ Bitcoin price traded just below $78,000 on Sept. 1 after retreating from the $81,000 area, as fading trend strength, Federal Reserve rate concerns and nearby liquidation clusters kept the cryptocurrency inside a narrow range. According to data from cryptonews, Bitcoin price was trading near $77,978 at press time, down about 0.8% on the day and roughly 1.9% over the past week. The asset has pulled back from a local high near $81,300 while holding above the $77,700–$77,800 area.
📣 The decline followed a nearly 25% advance in August, Bitcoin’s strongest monthly performance since November 2024. Profit-taking increased as buyers struggled to push the price through the $81,000–$82,000 resistance zone. The daily chart shows Bitcoin holding most of its August breakout despite the recent pullback. Price remains well above the Supertrend support at $72,310, while the indicator continues to show a bullish trend on the daily timeframe.
🌐 However, Bitcoin has repeatedly failed to sustain moves above $80,000. The rejection has left the price inside a short-term range, with neither buyers nor sellers showing enough strength to establish control. The daily relative strength index stands at 68.02. Although the reading remains above the neutral 50 level, it has fallen below its moving average at 76.83, showing that bullish momentum has cooled since the August surge.
⚠️ Bitfinex Securities raises record $50M for Alkemya nickel token
➡️ Bitfinex Securities has completed a record $50 million tokenized capital raise for metals company Alkemya through a security backed by partnership interests tied to an independently valued $1.64 billion nickel asset base. The partnership owns about 7 million meters of 99.99% pure nickel wire, according to the companies. Its nickel holdings have been independently valued at about $1.64 billion, giving Alkemya an asset base against which it can raise capital through the tokenized structure.
🔔 For Bitfinex Securities, the $50 million total is the largest capital raise completed on its platform. The company said in the announcement that its previous record stood at $30 million and involved USTBL, a tokenized product linked to short-term U.S. Treasuries. Following the Alkemya transaction, Bitfinex Securities has now completed seven capital raises and listed 16 assets, according to figures provided by the platform.
🔖 ALKN is also Alkemya’s first tokenization project, an Alkemya spokesperson said in the announcement. Under the structure, eligible investors receive fractional interests in Alkemya Metacore SCSp in digital form, with the tokens designed to be transferable between eligible holders. The fundraising gives Alkemya capital against its existing nickel holdings without requiring the company to sell the full underlying asset position. Proceeds from the offering are expected to fund the commercialization of engineered nickel products for industrial uses, including semiconductor applications.
🔔 Wyckoff distribution: the century-old method traders still use on Bitcoin
⭐️ Richard Wyckoff published his market framework before the Great Depression, yet his distribution schematic remains one of the most referenced tools in crypto trading circles. This article breaks down how the method works, where it has appeared in Bitcoin price history, and what it actually tells traders about supply and demand.
📣 The first thing most people get wrong about Wyckoff analysis is the assumption that it predicts where price will go. It does not. The method was never designed as a forecasting system. It was designed as a reading system, a way to interpret what large, informed participants are doing with their capital based on the relationship between price and volume.
📌 That distinction matters because it changes how a trader uses the framework. Instead of drawing lines and waiting for a target, a Wyckoff practitioner watches for behavioral evidence that supply is overwhelming demand, or the reverse.
🔗 Wyckoff believed that markets were driven by the activity of what he called the “Composite Man,” a conceptual figure representing the collective behavior of large institutional operators. His core argument was simple: if retail traders could learn to read the footprints left by these operators through price and volume, they could align their trades with the dominant force in the market rather than fighting it.
⚠️ Ethereum price rebounds as bulls target $1,960 breakout
🔖 Ethereum price climbed nearly 2% on Aug. 17, rebounding from the $1,872 area as buyers defended short-term support and pushed ETH above $1,900. According to data from cryptonews, Ethereum price traded at approximately $1,908 at the time of writing, up 1.7% on the day. The token had moved between an intraday low of $1,872 and a high of $1,912, according to the Binance daily chart.
📣 The recovery accelerated after ETH reclaimed the $1,890 area, which had limited price advances during the previous three sessions. Buyers then pushed the token through $1,900, although the move had not produced a confirmed break from its wider August range. Ethereum has traded mostly between $1,850 and $1,960 since late July. Several attempts to clear the upper end of that range have failed, while pullbacks toward $1,850–$1,870 have continued to attract buyers.
⭐️ The Aug. 17 bounce therefore represents another test of the range ceiling rather than a confirmed return to a broader uptrend. ETH remains roughly 47% below its price one year ago despite recovering from its June low near $1,530. Depositing ETH into the staking contract reduces the amount immediately available for spot trading, but one transaction alone does not prove that the owner bought the tokens during Monday’s rebound. Staked ETH can also return to circulation after passing through Ethereum’s withdrawal process.
