Arm on Sept. 8 unveiled Arm Total Design for Physical AI, a new program that links more than 80 companies across the Physical AI stack to target robotics and autonomous systems. According to Commercial Times and other media reports cited in the source article, nine Taiwan-linked companies are among the first group, including TSMC, Realtek, ATL, Insyde, AAEON, Adlink-related names listed in Chinese, Silicon Motion, and NEXCOBOT under NEXCOM. Arm said the initiative spans software stacks, AI models, sensors, compute hardware, virtual platforms, and digital twins, with the aim of moving solutions earlier into development and validation while lowering integration risk. The company also introduced a Robotics Capability Framework with six levels, RL0 through RL5, to give the industry a shared way to describe and compare machine capability. Arm estimates Physical AI could create about $200 billion a year in compute opportunities in the 2030s. CEO Rene Haas said AI is likely to drive broader humanoid robot adoption within five years, though he also pointed to cost hurdles, unproven business models, and chip supply shortages that are slowing AI and data center deployment.

ChainCatcher reported, citing Binance USD-M futures market data, that as of 8:10 a.m. Beijing time, the VVVUSDT perpetual contract was up about 5.69% over the past eight hours, last trading at 25.96 USDT. Its 24-hour gain stood at about 40.49%, while 24-hour trading volume reached roughly $323 million. During the same period, RAYSOL, ARX, FORM, FF and DOT posted gains of about 9.75%, 6.86%, 6.15%, 5.61% and 5.26%, respectively. On the downside, SOPH and AKE fell about 19.07% and 17.52%, while COLLECT, USELESS, IOST and WLD dropped about 7.07%, 6.4%, 5.72% and 5.54%. The report said the eight-hour performance figures were calculated using the opening price of the one-minute candlestick from eight hours earlier and the latest traded price. It also noted that the screening covered active USDT perpetual contracts with at least $10 million in 24-hour trading volume. ChainCatcher added that market volatility remained elevated and warned users to be mindful of risk.

Binance Alpha listed Arcium (ARX) on June 22, with airdrop requiring 225 Alpha Points for 172 ARX. ARX has 1B supply, 20.88% unlocked at TGE, $14M in funding, and targets confidential computing on Solana.

The US Senate passes a bill banning a digital dollar for four years. Bitcoin holds $63K as altcoins rally. ARX, SYN, DEXE, FOLKS, and CYDX each show distinct catalysts from TGE to short squeeze.

Demand for privacy solutions on Solana surges as developers turn to Arcium and ARX token. Confidential computing aims to balance transparency and privacy, unlocking new DeFi use cases.

Global crypto market cap falls to $2.2T; BTC down 1.21% to $61.8K, ETH down 1.54%. Fear & Greed index plunges to 9, marking extreme fear. DeFi drops 4.6%, while Humanity gains over 130% as selective speculation persists.

The global crypto market fell 0.6% to $2.28 trillion on June 23, while the Fear & Greed Index stayed in Extreme Fear at 23. ARX surged 153.98%, DeFi market value rose 3.5%, and Visa stablecoin growth and Binance India compliance changes drew attention.

ARCS has entered its 2.0 phase, moving from a pure data sovereignty model to real-world asset utility. The project says ARX will be used in Japan kominka property transactions, rentals, rewards, staking, and data-based incentives.