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All three major indexes fell on Monday, September 28: the S&P 500 closed at 7,683.69 for −0.8%, the Nasdaq at 26,820.38 for −0.9% and the Dow at 51,481.51 for −0.7%. The reason sat in the bond market: the 10-year Treasury yield added about 6 basis points to 5.24%, the highest since 2007. The stock in focus is Nvidia (NVDA), which closed at $228.86 for a 1.68% gain on two things landing the same day: the board authorized another $150B of buybacks, its largest single increase ever by the company's

Overview Prediction markets have moved off the terrain of elections and sports and onto Wall Street's home ground. Reuters reported on September 28 that, according to an analysis blockchain research firm Allium prepared for the news agency, Polymarket International has seen more than $220 million wagered across roughly 31,000 equity-linked markets since it launched individual stock markets last October. Nearly 60% of that volume sat in contracts tied to single-stock moves, with Nvidia, Google pa

Overview Coinbase Derivatives asked the Commodity Futures Trading Commission on September 18 to approve a family of cash-settled perpetual futures referencing U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs. COIN shares rose more than 11% that day. It is the first formal U.S. regulatory request to apply crypto's most developed derivatives structure to individual equities, and it has pushed a long-running definitional confusion into plain view. Stock perpetual futures, tokenized stocks and actual shares can all disp

Overview Micron Technology (Nasdaq: MU) reports fiscal fourth-quarter results after the close on September 30, and the question in front of the market is not whether the company clears its own bar. It is how much further the curve can run. Over four quarters, quarterly revenue has climbed from $13.6 billion to $41.5 billion, non-GAAP gross margin has gone from under 40% to 84.9%, and company guidance for the quarter now being reported is $50.0 billion. When a semiconductor business is running at

Overview Last week was the strongest for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs in almost a year. According to The Block, the funds pulled in roughly $2.4 billion in net inflows during the week ended September 25, the biggest weekly haul since October 2025, and enough to flip their 2026 net flows back into positive territory. Two months earlier the same complex was carrying nearly $5.8 billion of net outflows for the year. Bitcoin did not follow the money. BTC pushed above $87,000 on September 21 and 22, its fi

I. Macro & Market Sentiment· Market Data: BTC $83,048.00 (-0.65%) | ETH $2,665.07 (+0.43%) | SOL $117.10 (-2.82%)· Market Sentiment: Funding Rate +0.0021% | Fear & Greed Index 73 (Greed)II. Trading Signals / Market Highlights· [Today's Focus] BTC | Spot withdrawals are accelerating, but leveraged buying has yet to be confirmed.· As the market's primary liquidity anchor, BTC's 7-day average exchange net outflow has risen to 16,100 BTC per day, while perpetual buyer dominance has fallen to

Updated: September 29, 2026, 09:30 (UTC+8) | Author: MEXCHeadlinesVolante and Circle advance bank-based USDC settlementGoldman Sachs’ $100 billion Treasury fund FTIXX joins LynqAltcoin spot trading volume nears 4× BTCDTCC invests in iCapital and explores tokenizationChainlink launches CCIP 2.0 with enhanced cross-chain securityIndustry UpdatesESMA Announces 2027 MiCA Priorities, Focusing on CASP Resilience, Outsourcing and Reverse SolicitationAccording to Cointelegraph, the European Securiti

Overview Bitcoin is still trading well below the record it set in October 2025. CoinGecko's Bitcoin page puts the all-time high at $126,080 and the current price roughly 33% beneath it. That gap carries a piece of arithmetic that catches most investors off guard: a 33% decline requires a 49.5% advance to return to cost. Losses and recoveries are never symmetrical. Which is why three questions now sit in front of every Bitcoin holder. How much am I actually up or down, what price do I need to bre

Overview Accenture reports fourth-quarter and full-year fiscal 2026 results before the U.S. market opens on October 1, with a conference call at 8:00 a.m. Eastern, a schedule the company confirmed in its September 15 announcement. For the largest IT services and consulting firm in the world, this is not a routine quarter. It is a public test of how much of the AI opportunity has converted into revenue, and the first reliable read on where fiscal 2027 begins. The disagreement is already visible i

Overview Jabil (NYSE: JBL) reports fourth quarter and full fiscal year 2026 results before the market opens on Wednesday, September 30, followed by a call that doubles as the company's annual investor briefing. According to Jabil's own announcement, management will use the session to lay out strategic and financial priorities for fiscal 2027. That framing matters, because the quarter itself is largely pre-guided. The fiscal 2027 outlook is the event. The reason the market is watching closely is