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Lumia

2026-09-30 01:32:10

Lumia opens LGP-01 vote to buy back remaining HyperNode rewards at 0.09 USDT

Lumia has opened community voting on governance proposal LGP-01, which would have the Lumia Foundation treasury buy back all remaining undistributed HyperNode rewards in a one-time transaction at a fixed price of 0.09 USDT per LUMIA. The proposal says that price represents a premium of more than 10% to the Sept. 30 time-weighted average price. If completed, the buyback would cover roughly 18 years of future node rewards and formally end the original node reward program. All LUMIA recovered through the buyback would be transferred to a newly created Lumia Foundation Growth Initiative, or LFGI. The proposal says the fund would be earmarked for real-world asset infrastructure, sovereign blockchain partnerships, and long-term ecosystem expansion. It also states that no new tokens would be minted and that LUMIA’s total supply would remain unchanged. If approved, the claim window would open within 30 days after approval and remain available for 90 days. Settlement would be made in USDT on Ethereum, and participants may need to complete KYC through embarkAI. Voting is currently open to LUMIAp holders and is scheduled to close at 16:00 UTC on Oct. 2, 2026.

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Balancer

2026-09-29 23:05:14

Balancer Approves Wind-Down Plan, With BAL Payout Estimated at About $0.16 per Token

Balancer token holders have approved a proposal to wind down the decentralized exchange, setting a timetable for pool shutdowns and a later distribution of the remaining treasury. The measure, BIP-928, passed with more than 99% support out of roughly 17.2 million BAL cast, while a separate proposal to launch an official fork of the protocol, BIP-929, was rejected with about 70% voting against it. Under the approved plan, pools that can be paused will move to withdrawals-only mode on Oct. 30, and bug bounty coverage for all pools will end the same day. Partners still migrating v3 liquidity can ask for an extension by Oct. 16, which would keep those pools live through Nov. 30. Former Balancer Labs CEO Marcus Hardt, who authored the wind-down plan, estimated the distributable treasury at about $9.96 million against 63.07 million redeemable BAL, or roughly $0.1579 per BAL, though he said that figure was his own calculation and not an audited number. Claims are scheduled to open at the end of May 2027, after existing veBAL locks expire.

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Whale Activit

2026-09-29 02:24:00

Crypto and Whale Moves on Sept. 29: Big Positions, Regulatory Shifts, and Corporate Treasury Buying

A dense 24-hour stretch in crypto brought a mix of whale positioning, treasury accumulation, regulatory updates, exchange product launches, and security disclosures, alongside a heavy stream of AI financing and M&A news. Binance said five stocks, including Boost Run, StablecoinX, and Wise Group, will begin trading on its stock platform on Sept. 28 at 21:30 Beijing time, with FPSL eligibility after settlement. In derivatives, one whale that opened a 20,000 ETH long at $1,936 is now sitting on a $14.06 million unrealized gain and has also opened a 650 BTC short at $84,057, while Wintermute built a $126.25 million short basket on Hyperliquid led by ETH. Corporate treasury activity stayed active: Strive added 1,107 BTC, Strategy bought 1,665 BTC and later moved 3,568 BTC on-chain, DFDV increased its SOL holdings to about 2.54 million, and Bitmine said its ETH stash has topped 6 million coins. On the policy side, Hong Kong’s SFC and the Accounting and Financial Reporting Council expanded cooperation to cover licensed virtual asset service providers, while ESMA said MiCA coordination is moving from rulemaking toward supervision. Coinbase also said it won CFTC approval for Coinbase Clearing LLC, described as the first clearinghouse with USDC as native margin.

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Solana

2026-09-28 12:25:54

DFDV adds 47,706 SOL in a week, lifting holdings to about 2.538 million

DeFi Development Corp. (Nasdaq: DFDV), described as a Solana treasury company, said on Sept. 28 that it added about 47,706 SOL since Sept. 21. The purchase brought its SOL and SOL equivalents holdings to roughly 2.538 million tokens, valued at about $309 million, up around 2% from the prior week. The company also said that since reporting second-quarter results on Aug. 12, it has accumulated more than 226,000 SOL in total, increasing the size of its holdings by about 10%. DFDV said it plans to keep expanding its SOL reserves through purchases, staking, and validator node operations. It also said a recently established $300 million CHAD ATM financing facility will support future accumulation. In addition, the company said its Nasdaq-listed variable-rate preferred stock, CHAD, currently carries an annualized dividend rate of 13%, and that it intends to use income generated from SOL staking and validator operations as a source of revenue to fund those dividends.

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Bitdeer

2026-09-26 04:54:11

Bitdeer sold 288.4 BTC in the week ended Sept. 25 and kept its Bitcoin holdings at zero

Bitdeer said in a post on X that it mined 288.1 BTC in the week ended Sept. 25 and sold 288.4 BTC over the same period. Based on the figures disclosed by the company, net Bitcoin added during the week was 0 BTC. Bitdeer also said it continues to hold no Bitcoin on its balance sheet. The update outlines the company’s weekly mining output, sales volume, and current treasury position, showing that the amount sold slightly exceeded the amount mined while overall holdings remained unchanged at zero.

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Australia

2026-09-22 06:20:46

Australia’s 40-year economic outlook names AI as a key shift, while Treasury addresses tokenized finance

Australia has released two policy signals touching different parts of the emerging technology sector. In its report, "Australia’s Future 40 Years Outlook," the government named artificial intelligence as one of five key areas expected to drive economic transformation over the coming decades. The report did not mention cryptocurrencies. Separately, the Treasury set out a regulatory framework for tokenized finance and digital assets in another policy paper. According to Crypto.news, the two documents together show how Australia is drawing policy lines across new technologies, treating AI as a major long-term economic driver while handling tokenized finance and digital assets through a distinct regulatory track. The update does not indicate that crypto was included in the long-range economic outlook itself, but it does show that digital asset policy is being addressed in parallel through a separate Treasury process.

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Australia

2026-09-22 05:42:23

Australia’s intergenerational report highlights AI but leaves crypto out

Australia’s Treasury released its latest Intergenerational Report on Sept. 22, framing artificial intelligence as one of five major transitions expected to shape the economy over the next 40 years. The report says agentic AI systems have become markedly more autonomous, more powerful and more widely used, with some benchmark results now exceeding human performance. It does not mention cryptocurrency anywhere in the document. John O'Loghlen, Coinbase’s country director for Australia, said in an emailed comment that the report makes clear the country’s prosperity over the next four decades will depend heavily on its ability to adopt new technologies and lift productivity. At the same time, he said, the report’s focus on AI completely misses the financial infrastructure required by those agents. The omission is not new. Previous editions of the Intergenerational Report also did not cover digital assets. Separately, the Reserve Bank of Australia has stepped up its attention this year on tokenized finance and upgrades to financial infrastructure. The Digital Finance Cooperative Research Centre has estimated that digital finance innovation could generate A$24 billion, or about $17.1 billion, in annual economic benefits. A Treasury Financial Innovation Strategy report published on Sept. 3 also linked AI with financial infrastructure needs, saying agentic systems may increase automation and machine-to-machine transactions, driving greater demand for real-time, interoperable and programmable payment systems.

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World Liberty

2026-09-21 18:26:13

World Liberty Opens WLFI Vote on 180-Day Governance Rewards

World Liberty has opened a vote tied to 180-day governance rewards for WLFI. Based on the available details, the payouts would not carry a fixed rate. Instead, rewards would come from a dedicated pool funded by the treasury and fees generated by World Liberty Markets. The input provided does not include additional information on the size of the rewards, the voting timeline, or the conditions for implementation. The item was listed by The Defiant under technology coverage, and the article page indicates it was published on Sept. 21, 2026.

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