A dense 24-hour stretch across crypto and macro markets brought a mix of token airdrops, policy signals, whale liquidations, and AI-related capital flows. Binance Alpha opened the third round of its STABLE airdrop, while Berachain rebranded its stablecoin HONEY to Bera USD, with no contract change but a required re-signing for some permits because of EIP-712 domain separation. In macro markets, the U.S. Treasury said it will at least double the size of liquidity-support buybacks for long-dated nominal coupon securities, lifting the cap per operation from $2 billion to at least $4 billion starting Sept. 9, 2026. After the announcement, Bitcoin briefly rose to $69,749, its highest level since June 2, even as Bitfinex said the rally still lacks stablecoin support. On the regulatory side, the CFTC secured supplemental consent orders against former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison and FTX co-founder Gary Wang, while also scheduling the first meeting of its Innovation Advisory Committee and seeking public comment on computing-power derivatives contracts. In markets, major leveraged positions were wiped out across BTC and ETH, including a 1,800 BTC short that was fully liquidated. Hyperliquid’s HYPE token climbed more than 20% after President Donald Trump said CFTC Chair Michael S. Selig was working to bring the platform into the U.S. in a fully compliant way, even as FalconX and Multicoin Capital moved large amounts of HYPE to exchanges.

Berachain Foundation said its stablecoin HONEY has been rebranded as Bera USD, with the ticker changed to BUSD. The foundation said the contract address and the token itself remain unchanged, and that only the name and symbol are being updated. According to the announcement, the rebrand is meant to make the asset immediately recognizable as a U.S. dollar stablecoin, especially for more institutionally oriented users. Berachain also noted a technical consequence tied to the change: because the token name is part of the EIP-712 domain separator design, any permit signatures or off-chain approvals previously signed under the HONEY name will automatically become invalid and must be signed again. The project added that BUSD-related updates will be rolled out across integrations soon, with more changes to the stablecoin planned afterward.

Berachain is drawing attention with its Proof-of-Liquidity model, EVM compatibility, and DeFi-focused design. With BERA priced near $5.0240 in February 2025, investors are watching whether ecosystem growth can support its long-term thesis.

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