Hyperliquid has listed trading for the SNXX contract, tied to the Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF, according to an official update cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 11. The contract supports leverage of up to 10x. Separate data referenced in the report shows that the SNXX ticker was purchased by trade.xyz for 500 HYPE. The update centers on the launch details and the ticker acquisition price disclosed in the source, with no additional terms included in the brief announcement.

PANews’ daily roundup on Aug. 28 covered a wide set of policy, crypto, AI, fundraising, and market developments. In the U.S., the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation finalized a rule that requires bank regulators to show material financial risk or a legal violation before labeling a bank practice “unsafe or unsound” and taking enforcement action. Separately, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told TIME that the company expects to achieve an internal artificial general intelligence system, under its own definition, by the end of 2026. The digest also said Anthropic plans to release its IPO prospectus after the U.S. Labor Day holiday and could list in late September or early October. Upbit parent Dunamu signed a strategic partnership with Visa to explore stablecoin-based services, cross-border remittances, and AI-driven payments. Ethena Foundation announced four ecosystem changes, including a proposal for revenue-based ENA buybacks and the removal of future monthly VC unlocks. Hugging Face-owned Pollen Robotics launched the $399 Microduck robot, while Sharpa, Socure, and RQD* Clearing disclosed new funding developments. The roundup also included updates on Moonwell, Sun Yuchen, Arthur Hayes’ comments on Strategy, ETF flows, and several on-chain trading signals.

Upbit will end trading support for Synthetix (SNX) at 14:00 on Sept. 28, according to an Odaily report. The affected trading pair is SNX/BTC. Upbit users need to complete withdrawals before Oct. 28; after that date, the exchange will not process the related assets. The notice sets two cutoff times. The first is the trading cutoff, scheduled for Sept. 28 at 14:00. The second is the withdrawal cutoff, scheduled for Oct. 28. Between the two dates, the SNX/BTC pair will no longer be available for trading, but the withdrawal channel remains open until the later cutoff. The report identifies SNX/BTC as the affected market. For anyone holding assets in that pair, trading ends first, withdrawals follow, and the deadline for moving funds off Upbit is Oct. 28. Once that date passes, the assets will not be processed. This gives roughly one calendar month after the trading cutoff to complete the withdrawal.

According to ChainCatcher, UPBIT will discontinue support for Synthetix (SNX) trading at 15:00 on September 28, 2026. The trading pair affected by this move is SNX/BTC. The notice says users must finish withdrawing their SNX before October 28, 2026. In other words, SNX needs to be moved out of UPBIT by that deadline. The exchange has specified both the halt time for SNX/BTC trading and the final withdrawal date. UPBIT will stop supporting the trading pair at 15:00 on September 28, 2026. After that, the SNX/BTC market will no longer be operational on the platform. Funds should be withdrawn before October 28, 2026. This update from ChainCatcher gives SNX holders a roughly one-month window after the trading halt to complete withdrawals. The affected pair is SNX/BTC.

Binance spot market data showed broad volatility across several tokens, according to a ChainCatcher market update. VIC posted the steepest 24-hour drop in the group, falling 18.22%, while GPS was down 17.35% over the same period. The report also noted pullbacks in PROM, PIVX, RED, and 2Z after earlier gains, with declines of 6.44%, 8.63%, 9.9%, and 9.9%, respectively. MTL also hit a new weekly low and was down 10.15%. On shorter time frames, the moves were more mixed. ACE and SNXXB each recorded a 3.18% gain within five minutes, while HEI slipped 3.35% over the same interval. The figures cited in the update were based on Binance spot data and reflect a session marked by sharp price fluctuations across multiple assets.

Strategy’s standing in major equity indexes emerged as one of the day’s main storylines after Bitcoin News said MSCI had proposed new rules aimed at “non-operating companies,” with a May 2026 simulation showing Strategy could be removed from its global investable market index. The consultation period runs through Sept. 30, a decision is expected by Oct. 16, and any changes could take effect during the November 2026 index review. Another macro headline came from the U.S. Treasury’s planned $25 billion 30-year bond sale, which is expected to carry the highest financing cost since 2001, while U.S. interest expense for the current fiscal year has already reached $1.17 trillion. Across the crypto sector, TRM Labs said only 281 of 1,343 crypto asset service providers in Europe have obtained authorization after MiCA took full effect. Forward Industries disclosed additional SOL purchases, Wintermute outlined a roughly $1 billion five-year push into AI infrastructure and high-frequency trading, and Bullish, Gemini, Robinhood Chain and Tether each released notable operating or financial updates. The day also brought project launches, new financing rounds for Kalshi, Databricks and several AI startups, plus fresh regulatory developments from the CFTC and SEC.

Binance spot market data points to a session of sharp, two-way volatility across multiple tokens, as reported by ChainCatcher in its latest market update. TST was the hardest hit of the group, dropping 24.54% over the past 24 hours. On the upside, SNXXB advanced 9.24% and touched a fresh daily high. TRB and ID both followed a 'surge then pullback' path — rising before reversing direction — and ended the window down 6.65% and 13.61% respectively. In contrast, BROCCOLI714, ROBO and DODO displayed a 'dip then rebound' pattern, finishing the period up 5.21%, 5.89% and 8.43%. SKHYB also set a new daily high, gaining 6.07%. In total, the update covers eight tokens, with moves ranging from a 24.54% decline to a 9.24% gain, including new daily highs for two of them. All figures come from Binance spot quotes for the trailing 24-hour window, and each percentage change is measured against the price recorded a day earlier.

Binance spot market data reported by ChainCatcher shows a volatile session, with several tokens moving in opposite directions. BICO rose 12.65% over 24 hours after bouncing from its lows. Five other tokens pulled back after earlier spikes: BIO fell 5.15%, MMT dropped 7.75%, ESP declined 14.15%, ROBO lost 20.07%, and SNXXB was down 5.88%. Three more tokens touched fresh daily lows: GLWB slid 6.42%, AXTIB fell 21.12%, and IRENB dropped 8.36%. The figures, drawn from Binance spot trading pairs, show wide intraday swings across the group. AXTIB recorded the steepest drop among the names mentioned, while ROBO also fell more than a fifth. BICO was the only token in the report with a gain, and its price action was described as rebounding from lower levels. The mixed moves come in a session that displayed broad market volatility, according to the data. The reported ranges are based on 24-hour price changes.