TechFlow’s Sept. 4 crypto roundup covered a broad set of market and product updates, led by a claim from Nima Owji that X Money may eventually let users connect AI agents to help manage funds. The feature has not been released, and neither a launch date nor final product details have been confirmed. The digest also highlighted comments from on-chain analyst Willy Woo, who said Bitcoin’s classic four-year rhythm tied to halving-driven supply shocks may be losing force as annual new issuance falls to about 0.8% and later 0.4%. In his view, Bitcoin could be entering a transition toward a 6-8 year cycle that looks more like traditional finance’s short-term debt cycle. Several market data points stood out. A report cited by Pengpai said only 12 of the tokens that ranked in the top 100 in 2021 have posted positive returns over the past five years, while nearly 60% are down more than 90% and three no longer have valid price quotes. BTC also moved above $80,000, according to HTX data. Elsewhere, Lookonchain said WLFI adviser ogle turned a $4,997 PONS buy into an unrealized position worth about $5.4 million, while Arthur Hayes said EUR/JPY is the macro indicator he is watching most closely.

X Money is reportedly set to introduce a feature that would allow users to connect AI agents to manage funds, according to independent app researcher Nima Owji, as cited by PANews on Sept. 3. The report was brief and did not include a launch date, product specifications, or details on how such AI agents would be connected or governed within the service. It also did not say which users or jurisdictions the feature may apply to. PANews added that the item was provided for market information only and does not constitute investment advice. At this stage, the available information is limited to Owji’s disclosure that the feature is coming, with no extra operational or compliance details included in the source text.

xAI is expanding Grok Build Beta access from the $300 SuperGrok Heavy plan to the $30 standard SuperGrok plan, slashing the entry barrier by 90%. The tool competes directly with Claude Code and Codex CLI, yet Polymarket gives xAI only a 0.5% chance of having the best AI model by end of June.

X (formerly Twitter) partners with Visa to launch the X Money account, enabling real-time fund transfers via Visa Direct. Initially rolling out in select U.S. states, the digital wallet may eventually support cryptocurrency payments, fueling speculation about a new era of social finance.

X (formerly Twitter) announces X Money Account in partnership with Visa, leveraging Visa Direct for instant funding and P2P transfers. Rollout begins in select US states, with potential crypto integration sparking market excitement.