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US jobs data lifts rate-cut hopes, but Bitcoin remains range-bound above US$111K. Markets face mixed macro signals as traders tread cautiously.
September began with consolidation across crypto. Bitcoin held around US$108K and global market cap hovered near US$3.9T, while Solana showed resilience and macro shifts kept investors cautious.
Crypto markets ended August under pressure, with Bitcoin near US$108K and altcoins underperforming. AI jitters and tariff uncertainty set a cautious tone heading into September.
The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain, alongside the continued expansion of decentralised physical infrastructure network (DePIN), blockchain gaming, tokenisation of real-world assets (RWA), and the rise of utility tokens, is shaping the industry's future.
BTC ETF options drove record growth, while Ethereum ETFs saw US$515 million in inflows. Solana prices soared, and speculation grew over Trump’s SEC Chair pick amid Ripple case developments. Chainlink partners on Brazil's CBDC pilot.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded inflows of US$556M, the highest since June. Additionally, the Avalanche Foundation plans to repurchase nearly 2 million AVAX sold to Terra in 2022, while Canary Capital Group has filed for the first Litecoin ETF.