The coming week brings a dense slate of macro, regulatory, and project-specific events for the crypto market. The U.S. will release August unemployment and nonfarm payrolls data on Sept. 4, the last payrolls report before the Sept. 15-16 Federal Open Market Committee meeting. Revolut has confirmed that it will delist USDT on Aug. 31, citing regulatory and risk-compliance considerations, after already stopping purchases and suspending deposits earlier in the process. A wave of project shutdowns and service closures is also scheduled, including HyENA, Printr, Vision, Summer.fi, NFTfi, TON bridge-v3, Cosmostation Wallet, and Cypher. Several token unlocks are on the calendar as well, including SUI, EIGEN, ENA, OPN, and HYPE. Other items to watch include the G20 technology ministers’ meeting in North Carolina, Vietnam’s new crypto penalty rules taking effect, the launch of Russia’s digital ruble, a proposed Secret Network migration to Arbitrum, Binance’s planned delisting of ICX, SCRT, and STORJ, and Pakistan’s deadline for virtual asset service providers to file licensing applications.

TON Foundation said its legacy cross-chain bridge will be permanently shut down on Sept. 1, setting a deadline for users holding wrapped TON and other bridged assets to move them back into native form. The shutdown affects bridge-v3.ton.org. Users with ERC-20 wrapped TON on Ethereum or BNB Chain, as well as users holding j-tokens such as jUSDT on TON, need to bridge those assets back before the cutoff or risk losing access. The foundation said the change is part of a planned infrastructure transition and should not be described as an exploit, an emergency shutdown, or a security failure. Techub carried the update and cited Bitcoinist.