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MSCI’s consultation runs through end-September, with a mid-October decision and a potential November rebalance if adopted.

A weekly descending-channel breakout shifts focus to breakout defense and a conditional $2 path.

The page also defines its dates as “earliest meaningful availability,” counting public previews and adding later GA entries when access expands.

The firm is pairing U.S. derivatives acquisitions with a $100M Nasdaq investment tied to tokenized equities targeted for Q2 2027.

The unanimous panel said Kalshi failed to show the products are CFTC-jurisdiction “swaps,” sharpening a split with the 3rd Circuit.

The lab says the attempts failed but activity may have persisted through Sept. 16 and possibly Sept. 20, after OpenAI’s Aug. 18 controls.

The agency alleges at least $406M in losses and marketing built on 15% weekly returns and ‘AI’ trading claims.

The staff guidance puts issuer communications and token-econ programs back in the securities-law risk frame for altcoins.

The guidance addresses token marketing “essential managerial efforts,” staking receipt tokens, and secondary-market promoter risk.

State officials are moving on third-party safety reviews and incident response while Congress stalls on kill-switch proposals.

The Crypto.com spin-out joins a Sept. 18 wave of similar filings from Coinbase, Kalshi, and Payward’s Bitnomial.

A DOJ civil forfeiture complaint alleges Capstone moved hundreds of millions at EQIBank’s direction, and Tether says it had “no knowledge” of the conduct.

Trump called the talks a “great meeting,” while the day’s recap flagged no breakthroughs on AI, Taiwan, or Iran.

The deal lands as Canadian banks test tokenized deposits and NYSE and Blockchain.com pursue tokenized stocks via an ATS.

BVIV held near 37 and VIX near 14 as 20-day correlations versus MOVE turned negative, keeping the stress signal contained in rates.

The comment at AI Agenda Live revives the Google catch-up narrative, but timing and specs remain undisclosed.

Transfers initially looked like Magic Eden sales, while Magic Eden had not confirmed any contract exploit at publication time.

The Linux Foundation-hosted standard targets autonomous payments for APIs, data, and digital services.

“The Machine-Native Economy” argues cards and bank transfers cannot meet machine-speed settlement needs and flags x402 as an early integration surface.

The exchange says trading and deposits remain live, and its $464M+ User Protection Fund can cover the affected amount.