According to Odaily Planet Daily, BitcoinTreasuries.NET published an article on the X platform stating that Singapore-listed Bitcoin mining company BitFuFu has increased its holdings by 59 Bitcoins, currently holding 1373 Bitcoins, ranking 39th in the Bitcoin 100 rankings.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the G7 cybersecurity working group stated in its latest report that quantum computing poses both a security and economic threat to public and private institutions, and that relevant organizations should immediately begin migrating to post-quantum cryptography (PQC). The working group noted that the migration process could take years, as attackers can currently collect and store encrypted data, only to decrypt it once sufficiently powerful quantum computers become available. Quantum computing could also crack digital signatures, leading to identity theft and exposing businesses and their supply chains. The report did not mention cryptocurrencies, but similar public-key cryptography is used in blockchain wallets and transaction authorization. While current quantum computers cannot break Bitcoin cryptography, developers are considering post-quantum solutions such as BIP-360. Ethereum researchers plan to replace several cryptographic components used by accounts, validators, and applications. The Solana Foundation has tested post-quantum signatures on its testnet and launched an optional hash-based vault; the G7 working group also urged governments to support related research, public-private partnerships, and national PQC strategies. (Decrypt)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, US President Trump stated that his administration is pushing for the entry of the decentralized perpetual contract trading platform Hyperliquid into the US market in a "fully compliant and legal manner." Last month, Trump indicated that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) would work to facilitate Hyperliquid's entry into the US market. Subsequently, Kraken's parent company, Payward, announced it was collaborating with the CFTC to offer registered US users access to some crypto perpetual contract products related to the Hyperliquid market and its underlying Layer 1 blockchain through the CFTC-regulated platform Bitnomial. Nansen research analyst Nicolai Sondergaard believes this arrangement could allow Hyperliquid to offer some of its underlying technology, liquidity, or market design without directly opening its existing platform to US users, essentially building a separate US market product around the Hyperliquid infrastructure. He stated that US users could potentially gain access to less market share, lower leverage, and more conservative risk control; at the same time, he opposed the full implementation of KYC, arguing that a blanket KYC would undermine the privacy and permissionless access rights of legitimate users and push liquidity towards offshore markets.

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Odaily Planet Daily reports that prediction market platform Polymarket launched its perpetual contract product, Polymarket Perps, on September 3rd. The initial offering included 10 contracts covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, HYPE, gold, silver, WTI crude oil, S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and SpaceX stock. Within hours, this expanded to 67 markets. The product has no expiration date, and the contract price continuously tracks the underlying asset, maintaining its peg to the spot price through hourly settled funding rates, with a maximum funding rate of 4% per hour in both directions. Cryptocurrencies, S&P 500, crude oil, gold, and silver support up to 20x leverage, while individual stocks and other real-world assets support up to 10x leverage. US traders unable to place Perps orders will be redirected to Polymarket US, regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). This arrangement stems from a 2022 settlement between Polymarket and the CFTC, where the company was fined $1.4 million for operating an unregistered swap trading facility and was required to cease related non-compliant contracts. (Decrypt)