Gold fell to the $4,300-per-ounce level, with Gate data showing XAUUSD at $4,299.76 per ounce at the time of the update. The move left the precious metal down 1.1% over the past 24 hours, according to Odaily’s market brief citing Gate. The report identified the instrument as XAUUSD and noted that gold had dropped to $4,300 per ounce before the latest quoted price. No additional market context or drivers were provided in the source update. The figures reflect the data snapshot cited by Odaily at publication time.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approved an "innovation exemption" that creates a temporary, conditional route for on-chain trading of certain tokenized NMS stocks, with SEC Chair Paul S. Atkins laying out four core requirements. Those include U.S.-based venues, permissioned access, a ban on synthetic tokenized equities, and an issuer opt-out right backed by a 30-day notice process. The agency also said token holders must receive rights equivalent to those attached to traditional securities, including dividends and voting rights. Elsewhere, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $159 million in net inflows on Sept. 17, according to SoSoValue. BlackRock's IBIT was the only fund with net inflows, adding $184 million, while Fidelity's FBTC saw the largest daily outflow at $16.6386 million. Total net assets across spot Bitcoin ETFs stood at $96.247 billion, with a net asset ratio of 6.26% and cumulative historical net inflows reaching $54.728 billion. The day also brought a wide set of market and project updates: a Bitcoin whale moved 1,651.82 BTC to Kraken, Hyperliquid launched manual borrowing against HYPE and BTC, Across Protocol began its transition to AcrossCo with ACX set to lose all functions after Jan. 8, 2027, and Nostra paused lending after an oracle manipulation incident on Starknet.

The U.S. Senate failed to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act after the measure drew only 49 votes, well short of the 60 needed to move legislation forward. According to CoinDesk, negotiations broke down over ethics restrictions tied to President Donald Trump’s crypto holdings, with Democrats arguing the bill did not do enough to prevent senior officials from profiting from personal digital asset positions, while Republicans said they had already made major concessions. Binance, meanwhile, said its commodity-linked TradFi perpetual contracts would move to a 24/5 trading schedule starting Sept. 16 at 05:00 Beijing time, ending the previous one-hour daily maintenance pause. The change covers XAUUSDT, XAGUSDT, XPTUSDT, XPDUSDT, COPPERUSDT, CLUSDT, BZUSDT and NATGASUSDT, as well as future contracts in the same category. On-chain trackers also flagged several notable transfers. Onchain Lens said Multicoin Capital moved 441,000 HYPE, worth about $35.31 million, from four wallets to Coinbase Prime over the past six hours, a transaction interpreted as a possible pre-sale move. Lookonchain reported that BIT deposited 1,400 BTC to Binance and withdrew 10,000 ETH, while Lazarus Group sold 911 ETH over the past two hours at an average price of $2,499.

Binance said in an official announcement that its commodity-linked TradFi perpetual contracts will move to a 24/5 trading model starting at 05:00 on Sept. 16, 2026, Beijing time. The change removes the current daily one-hour maintenance break. According to the notice, the updated regular trading hours will apply across all commodity TradFi perpetual contracts listed on Binance, including XAUUSDT, XAGUSDT, XPTUSDT, XPDUSDT, COPPERUSDT, CLUSDT, BZUSDT, and NATGASUSDT. The exchange also said the same schedule will apply to future commodity TradFi perpetual contracts that are listed on Binance Futures. The announcement only covers the trading-hour adjustment and specifies the effective time and the set of contracts affected.

Gold fell to $4,300 per ounce and was last quoted at $4,293.22 per ounce, according to Gate data cited by Odaily. The move left XAUUSD down 1.3% from the previous trading session’s close. The update was published by Odaily under the market analysis category. No additional market context or catalysts were provided in the source brief, which focused on the latest quoted price, the intraday move to $4,300 per ounce, and the percentage decline versus the prior session’s close.

Gold (XAUUSD) fell to the $4,300 per ounce level and was last quoted at $4,297.82 per ounce, according to data from Gate. The move left the asset down 1.4% over the past 24 hours. The update was published by Odaily as a market analysis brief. No additional context or drivers were provided in the source note, which focused only on the latest quoted price and the 24-hour percentage decline. The figures cited in the report were limited to Gate market data and did not include broader market commentary.

Gold rose above the $4,350 per ounce mark, with XAUUSD last quoted at $4,350.50, according to data cited by Odaily from Gate. The move put the 24-hour gain at 0.5%. The update was published as a market analysis newsflash by Odaily. No additional details were provided in the source beyond the quoted price, the breakout above $4,350, and the 24-hour percentage change. The report identified the instrument as gold under the XAUUSD pair and cited Gate as the data source.

Bybit has added three new products to its TradFi perpetual contracts lineup: SENSETIMEUSDT, MEITUUSDT, and HORIZONUSDT. The underlying assets correspond to Hong Kong-listed companies SenseTime, Meitu, and Horizon Robotics. All three contracts are settled in USDT, offer leverage of up to 25x, and are available for 24/7 trading. The update was reported by Odaily. As presented in the source, the announcement centers on product availability, contract names, settlement currency, leverage cap, and round-the-clock trading access, with no further details disclosed in the brief.