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DashTape reports According to Lookonchain monitoring, US Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of 2,038 BTC today, while Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of 22,023 ETH.

DashTape reports BTC's 90-day price correlation with gold has risen to 0.56, surpassing the previous high of approximately 0.50 set in November 2020, marking the highest level since most data providers began tracking in 2017. During the same period, BTC's 90-day correlation with the Nasdaq 100 has fallen to around 0.30, a one-year low. On a 30-day window, BTC's correlation with gold has further climbed to 0.72, while its correlation with the Nasdaq Composite Index stands at only about 0.22. Since August, capital flows centered around "currency debasement trades" have reinforced BTC's "digital gold" narrative.

DashTape reports Iran's Ministry of Economy has established a "Economic War Command Headquarters" aimed at centrally assessing and studying the economic issues caused by the war, and coordinating with relevant departments to accelerate the formulation and implementation of solutions. Iran's Deputy Minister of Economy, Morteza Zamaniyan, stated that the agency is housed within the Ministry of Economy and will initially focus on addressing issues within the Ministry's mandate, including the impact of the war on economic areas such as business operations, trade, and financing, in order to expedite the follow-up and resolution of related problems. For issues beyond the Ministry's authority, they will be handled through cross-departmental coordination. He said the agency's main tasks are to centrally identify war-induced problems and obstacles to economic operation, propose actionable solutions, and strengthen coordination when multiple departments are required to participate. (Xinhua News Agency)

DashTape reports The latest research from Ethereum Research proposes that in the context of framed transactions and account abstraction, the core distinguishing dimension for transaction admission rules should be whether the validation logic depends on the order of transactions within a block, rather than the "volume of state reads." The article categorizes transactions into three types: single-writer state, shared state that can accept stale state roots, and competing state that must read real-time values. It argues that several existing mechanisms are essentially setting different thresholds around this dimension. The author further points out that only "exactly-once" type assertions (such as whether a nullifier has already been used, or whether a slot is still vacant) inherently require full-order coordination and cannot completely eliminate order dependence through purely proof-based admission. (Ethresear)

DashTape reports Binance stated that in the first half of 2026, the Binance Wallet Security Center helped users avoid approximately $540 million in potential losses, filtering about 206 million spam transfers, identifying 4.93 million high-risk transactions, and approximately 996,000 malicious authorizations during the period. Binance noted that AI is being used by attackers to mass-generate malicious code, phishing websites, and fake identities, shifting attacks from broad-based approaches to more targeted fraud.

DashTape reports Strive CEO Matt Cole hinted that the company will continue to increase its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings tomorrow. Market estimates indicate that the funds recently raised by Strive are sufficient to purchase over 1,100 BTC, with a large Bitcoin buy order expected to appear tomorrow. (BTCtreasuries)

DashTape reports According to Lookonchain monitoring, a trader opened long positions on BNB and ASTER with 50x leverage on Aster DEX, securing multi-fold returns on both. Data shows the trader went long on 230 BNB, with a position value of approximately $171,600, currently realizing a profit of around $13,000 — a return rate of 386.51%. Meanwhile, the trader also went long on 275,674 ASTER, with a position value of approximately $217,600 and profits of about $25,600, achieving a return rate of 589.60%.

DashTape reports According to the latest data from Gate, gold prices dropped to $4,405.38 per ounce, down 0.34% intraday. Silver prices fell to $65.887 per ounce, up 0.09% intraday. In the forex market, USD/CNH rose 0.06% intraday, with the current exchange rate at 6.70913. USD/JPY fell 0.94% intraday, with the current exchange rate at 154.483. In global stock indices, the Euro Stoxx 50 (EUSTX50) rose 0.27% intraday to 6,403.29 points; the UK FTSE 100 (UK100) gained 0.38% intraday to 10,865 points; and the German DAX40 (GER40) slipped 0.17% intraday to 26,001.2 points. In commodities, WTI crude oil rose 0.46% intraday to $92.55 per barrel. Brent crude gained 0.36% intraday to $98.36 per barrel. Gate supports users in trading traditional financial market products directly on its platform, offering one-stop access to multiple asset classes including precious metals, forex, global stock CFDs, major indices, and commodities—enabling deep integration of crypto and traditional financial assets. Gate's TradFi features have been fully integrated into both the Gate App and web interface, allowing users to participate in global asset price trading conveniently without switching platforms, unlocking more strategies and opportunities beyond the crypto market and continuously enhancing the experience of diversified asset allocation.

DashTape reports Due to the U.S. Labor Day holiday, stock markets in the United States and Canada will be closed for one day on Monday, September 7. Precious metals and U.S. crude oil futures contracts on the CME will close trading early at 02:30 Beijing time on September 8, while stock index futures contracts will close trading early at 01:00 Beijing time on September 8. Brent crude oil futures contracts on the ICE will close trading early at 01:30 Beijing time on September 8. In addition, the U.S. API and EIA weekly crude oil inventory data will be postponed to 04:30 Beijing time on Thursday, September 10, and 00:00 Beijing time on Friday, September 11, respectively. Investors are advised to take note.

DashTape reports DWF Labs stated that last week, BTC and ETH ETFs recorded a combined net inflow of approximately $1.2 billion, marking the third consecutive week with inflows exceeding $1 billion — the first time since July 2025. Among this, BTC ETFs saw net inflows of around $987 million, with a single-day inflow of $731 million on September 3, ranking as the third highest this year. The AUM of BTC ETFs rose to $103.3 billion, accounting for approximately 6.32% of BTC's total supply. Meanwhile, open interest denominated in BTC dropped from 762,200 BTC in mid-August to 669,600 BTC. Over the same period, BTC climbed from around $63,000 to $80,000, indicating that the recent price movement has been driven more by spot capital flows rather than leverage.