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MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor signaled a potential resumption of Bitcoin acquisitions after a two-month pause, coinciding with BTC rebounding from recent lows and Bitcoin dominance climbing above 60%.

Bitcoin drifted below $78,000 after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech, with markets digesting potential implications for interest rates and liquidity.

MicroBit launched Hong Kong’s first combined Bitcoin and gold ETF on the HKEX, providing investors direct exposure to both assets in a single regulated product. The launch comes amid rising institutional interest in crypto-linked vehicles across Asia.

Bitcoin climbed above $64,000 while most major altcoins slipped or stayed flat, with reduced volatility prompting traders to seek outsized returns elsewhere.

Citi announced plans to offer Bitcoin custody services for institutional clients later in 2026, while Cash App expanded support for ETH, SOL, and USDT via MoonPay.

Bitcoin fell below $63,000 with spot ETFs recording two consecutive days of outflows for the first time since late July, while ether and altcoins also declined as U.S. inflation data failed to provide bullish catalysts.

Goldman Sachs is expanding into bitcoin income ETFs via a $2.25 billion deal to acquire NEOS, aiming to compete directly with BlackRock's offerings and grow its derivatives platform to $130 billion in ETF assets.

BTC remains steady around $64,000 with CPI looming, while a Harmony exploit disrupts altcoin markets and rattles sentiment.