The Smarter Web Company plans to issue perpetual preferred shares under the ticker MORE, according to Bitcoin News cited by ChainCatcher. The company is targeting fundraising of £15 million to £25 million, with a minimum raise of £10 million. Admission for listing requires backing from three market makers. Holders of the preferred shares would be entitled to cumulative weekly dividends and liquidation preference, but they would not receive voting rights. The company would also retain the option to redeem the shares. As of mid-2026, SWC held 2,878 BTC. The report added that, following a court-approved capital reduction by the High Court, the company had £132.5 million in distributable reserves available for payments.

TD Cowen raised its price target on Bitcoin treasury company Smarter Web from GBP 0.64 to GBP 0.73 and kept its Buy rating, pointing to the company’s planned issuance of perpetual preferred shares under the MORE structure. The firm said the proposed deal would widen Smarter Web’s capital-markets toolkit and create another source of long-term funding. With Smarter Web shares trading at GBP 0.385, the revised target implies roughly 90% upside from the current level. TD Cowen’s analysts also described the move as a sign that the Bitcoin treasury ecosystem is becoming more mature. According to the details cited, the preferred shares are expected to pay a cumulative variable weekly dividend and would come with liquidation preference and redemption rights, but no voting rights. The issuance still requires approval from shareholders and the UK Financial Conduct Authority, or FCA. The update was reported by BlockBeats on Sept. 14.

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Flow said depositors in MORE Markets and ankrFLOW did not lose funds in the exploit, and holders of FLOW were not affected. The project also said earlier reports from some media outlets that put WFLOW losses at roughly $9.3 million were inaccurate, adding that the actual value of affected tokens was about $410,000. According to Flow, Ankr and MORE Markets have suspended the relevant contracts, while some exchanges have temporarily paused FLOW deposits as a precaution. Flow Foundation said it will work with Ankr to refill the drained WFLOW reserves and rebalance the liquidity pool. AnkrFLOW staking and borrowing on MORE Markets will remain paused until Ankr completes a contract upgrade. Flow added that users will be able to withdraw funds once services resume and will not need to take any extra steps.

The US Treasury’s decision to expand its buyback operations for longer-dated Treasuries has sparked a fresh debate over liquidity, bond-market stress, and the purchasing power of the dollar. Beginning Sept. 9, the Treasury will raise the cap on each repurchase operation for 10-year to 30-year US government bonds from $2 billion to at least $4 billion. Officials said the move is aimed at improving market liquidity and does not qualify as quantitative easing, stressing that only the Federal Reserve can expand the monetary base. Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, rejected that distinction. He argued that more Treasury buybacks still mean more dollar liquidity entering the system and described the step as another round of “fake” money creation. Kiyosaki also pointed to weakness in the US Dollar Index, saying the move reflects inflation concerns and leaves cash savers exposed as purchasing power erodes. He repeated his long-held call for investors to hold scarce assets such as gold, silver, and Bitcoin, while also mentioning quality real estate. The debate comes as US national debt has surpassed $40 trillion and market attention remains fixed on long-dated Treasury yields, the dollar’s direction, and inflation expectations.

Remittix claims 'confirmed' listings on top exchanges without naming them or providing dates. BitMart and LBank say RTX will list 'soon' but offer no specifics. Binance and OKX pages show RTX is not tradeable. The only firm calendar date is a product launch on Feb 9, 2026, not an exchange listing.

Semler Scientific has filed a $500 million mixed-securities offering with the SEC, saying proceeds will primarily support additional bitcoin purchases. The company held 3,192 BTC as of April 15, 2025.

Semler Scientific has filed a $500 million shelf offering with the SEC, with bitcoin acquisition remaining the main focus. The company held 3,192 BTC as of April 15, 2025, and continues to position bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset.