Trader BonkGuy (Unipcs) compares MARSCOIN to SAFEMOON on BNB Chain from 2021, citing stronger narrative tied to Elon Musk, CZ, Mars, and SpaceX. He notes MARSCOIN holders get SPCXB rewards linked to SpaceX tokenized assets. His position: ~24.9 million MARSCOIN worth $2.51 million, with an unrealized profit of $1.5479 million (157% return).

BingX said it ranked first in TradFi perpetual contract liquidity across several widely traded global assets, based on the company’s own order book depth comparison of major trading platforms. The platform said the findings reflect its strategy of combining broader market access, deeper liquidity, and faster execution on a single multi-asset venue. According to BingX, its TradFi perpetuals lineup covers more than 500 assets spanning indices, equities, foreign exchange, and commodities. The company highlighted three sets of depth figures measured within 10, 50, and 100 basis point spreads: average order book depth in major commodities such as gold, silver, WTI crude oil, and Brent crude at 1.6x that of the second-ranked exchange; AI and semiconductor-related stocks including Alphabet, Broadcom, Micron, SK Hynix, and Intel at 1.7x; and benchmark names such as Apple, SpaceX, and Tesla at 2.2x. Chief Strategy Officer Kevin Lee said liquidity determines whether market access is truly usable when traders need to act. BingX also said it plans to expand its TradFi product matrix and strengthen liquidity in key markets.

SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won said in an interview with The Asahi Shimbun that SK would end its investment relationship with Kioxia if the Japanese memory maker does not include SK Hynix in its future strategy. Chey outlined three possible areas for deeper ties: joint production, research and development cooperation, and supply chain sharing. He also said a jointly built factory could not be ruled out. The remarks come as SK Hynix reviews overseas expansion options to address a supply shortfall in memory semiconductors used for data centers. Chey said supply is running 20% to 30% below actual demand, and that domestic investment in South Korea alone would not be enough to close the gap quickly. He described Japan as an attractive location because of its concentration of chip equipment and materials suppliers, the presence of major customers such as Sony Group and Nintendo, and government subsidies modeled on support for TSMC’s Kumamoto plant. According to the report, SK Hynix indirectly holds Kioxia shares through a special purpose company managed by Bain Capital. Kioxia said the two sides are currently cooperating on MRAM R&D, and that SK Hynix is also one of its DRAM suppliers.

Market updates from Sept. 2 to Sept. 3 spanned macro rates, whale activity, exchange products, AI financing, and sharp moves in token-linked speculation. TRON’s USDT supply rose by $4 billion over the past month to $94.27 billion, overtaking Ethereum. On-chain data also showed a Bhutan government-linked address moved 400 BTC worth about $30.62 million. In derivatives, a whale long roughly 45,000 ETH on Hyperliquid sold 1,500 ETH to add margin as liquidation pressure increased. Beyond crypto-native flows, U.S. and U.K. bond yields remained in focus. Former U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss warned that surging sovereign yields could force emergency spending cuts, while JPMorgan Chase Private Bank’s Grace Peters said a move in the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield toward 5% could trigger a 5% to 8% pullback in global equities. Elsewhere, Coinbase launched regulated crypto and commodities derivatives for eligible investors in Canada, Bubblemaps flagged concentrated control risks around the CHUMP token, and several AI developments landed at once, including Lyte’s $165 million Series C, Google’s Gemini 3.8 Flash rollout, and Meta’s Muse Spark 1.3 update.

WuBlockchain’s latest daily crypto digest rounded up seven developments across regulation, trading, and corporate strategy. The biggest item on the supply side was next month’s token unlock calendar: one-off unlocks above $10 million are expected for HYPE, XPL, ENA, ZRO, H, CARDS, and ARB, while linear monthly unlocks above the same threshold include RAIN, SOL, CC, TRUMP, ZEC, ASTER, WLD, MORPHO, PUMP, TAO, AVAX, and NEAR. The total value of large linear unlocks over the next month was put at more than $1.535 billion. In macro data, U.S. ADP employment rose by 38,000 in August, below the 48,000 consensus and the previous 44,000 reading, marking the weakest increase since January. Strategy CEO Phong Le told Bloomberg TV that the company’s Bitcoin trading decisions are driven by cost of capital rather than spot price, defending prior sales around $60,000 to $65,000 and more recent purchases near $80,000. Elsewhere, August trading volume for CEX stock-linked perpetual futures reached $665.42 billion. Tether is facing a lawsuit tied to roughly $42.4 million in frozen USDT, and Hyperliquid Strategies raised its equity financing capacity to $2.5 billion. Thailand’s SEC also approved a new crypto Travel Rule that will take effect on Feb. 27, 2027.

Several market-moving items hit the tape before Monday’s US stock market open on Sept. 2. The August ADP employment report showed 38,000 jobs added, the smallest increase since January and below the 48,000 expected, versus a prior reading of 44,000. After the release, market pricing implied a 37.8% probability that the Federal Reserve would leave rates unchanged in September and a 62.2% probability of a cumulative 25 basis-point hike. Federal Reserve official John Williams said inflation remains the top priority and described the current rate level as appropriate, while also pointing to bond yields as an important signal for assessing economic conditions. In trade policy, Commerce Secretary Lutnick said the Trump administration is considering a new round of import tariffs on semiconductors, potentially paired with tariff relief for companies investing in US manufacturing. Other premarket developments included Oppenheimer raising its SpaceX target price, JPMorgan’s Grace Peters warning that rising bond yields remain a key risk for equities, the SEC releasing the full agenda for its Sept. 17 roundtable on 24-hour trading, reported acquisition talks between Nvidia and Hugging Face, and an SEC filing detailing compensation changes for Apple’s new CEO Ternus.

Oppenheimer has raised its price target for SpaceX (SPCX) from $250 to $280, maintaining an 'Outperform' rating. Analyst Tim Horan highlighted SpaceX's vertically integrated AI platform, access to NVIDIA GPU resources, and rapid infrastructure expansion. He noted strong recent progress in Grok and Cursor, with AI usage exceeding expectations. The revised long-term revenue outlook is based on higher AI compute pricing and potential returns from the next-generation NVIDIA Rubin chip.

ChainFeeds’ Sept. 2 research briefing pulled together several market threads that are increasingly overlapping across crypto and traditional finance. A large part of the discussion focused on Robinhood Chain, where activity around Lighter, PONS, stock tokens and meme-coin launchpads is creating multiple, separate paths for value capture rather than a single native-chain bet. The report also examined how offshore perpetual products tied to Korean equities have expanded rapidly, with cumulative volume from February to August 2026 reaching about KRW 307 trillion and August alone hitting KRW 166 trillion. Another section argued that parts of the crypto market may now offer an attractive selective buying window, especially for assets whose prices have collapsed while fundamentals have held up better. The final piece looked at a new onchain experiment in which meme coins are being paired directly with tokenized U.S. stocks such as NVDA, TSLA, SPY and HIMS, creating liquidity pools that some traders hope could tighten available tokenized supply. Taken together, the briefing shows a market paying closer attention to infrastructure, fee capture, tradable tokenized exposure and the conditions under which capital may return to digital assets.