1. Investment bank Jefferies reports: Bitcoin mining profits fell 5% in August.
2. Citigroup predicts Ethereum prices will fall to $4,300 by the end of the year.
3. French, Austrian, and Italian regulators urge the European Union to strengthen regulatory coordination on cryptocurrencies.
4. Standard Chartered Bank's SC Ventures plans to raise $250 million for its new digital asset fund.
5. Standard Chartered Bank: Ethereum will benefit more than Bitcoin or Solana from the buying spree by listed companies.
6. Hong Kong's Accounting and Finance Bureau: Comprehensive stablecoin audit and accounting guidance is expected to be issued within 1-3 years.
7. Bitcoin treasury company Strive launches a new $950 million capital plan and announces its board members.
8. US lawmakers, along with crypto executives from Strategy Associates and others, are advancing the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act.
9. Japanese financial giant Credit Saison launches an investment fund for real-asset startups. 10. Arthur Hayes: Bitcoin price may reach $200,000 by 2025, with a target of $1 million by 2028.
11. US lawmakers and crypto executives such as Michael Saylor are promoting the establishment of a US strategic Bitcoin reserve.
12. A Shanghai court successfully disposed of virtual currency in a criminal property enforcement case for the first time.
13. Yunfeng Financial raised approximately HK$1.17 billion through a rights offering to support the launch of comprehensive virtual asset trading services.
