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Major exchanges have seen $254 million worth of futures liquidated in the past hour. In the past 24 hours, $583 million worth of futures have been liquidated.

BTC has risen by 1.57% in the past five minutes on the Binance USDT market. Currently, BTC is trading at $83,971.96.

According to CoinNess market monitoring, BTC has risen above $83,000. BTC is trading at $83,178.51 on the Binance USDT market.

According to CoinGlass data, if BTC falls below $80,435, about $679.56 million in long positions could be liquidated across major centralized exchanges. If BTC rises above $82,899, about $568.25 million in short positions could be liquidated.

The Coinbase BTC premium index briefly turned positive before falling back to around -0.02, suggesting there is still no clear sign that U.S. spot demand is supporting Bitcoin’s rebound, according to a CryptoQuant analysis by contributor Trader_Gemini. Bitcoin has recovered to around $81,500, but the current premium reading is only slightly negative and cannot be seen as a direct bearish signal, Trader_Gemini said. The analyst added that whether the premium turns positive again and then holds or expands will be a key indicator for judging whether BTC’s recovery can continue.

According to CoinNess market monitoring, BTC has risen above $82,000. BTC is trading at $82,000 on the Binance USDT market.

South Korean exchange Bithumb announced it will temporarily suspend deposits and withdrawals of S at 11:00 a.m. UTC on Sept. 22 in line with a Sonic network upgrade.

Venus Protocol announced it will end support for opBNB, Optimism and Unichain on Oct. 23. Users with positions on the three chains need to close those positions and withdraw funds before Oct. 23.

Stripe has added Samsung Pay integration to its service that lets users buy digital assets with fiat currency, Digital Asset reported. According to Stripe’s GitHub page, the company added Samsung Pay support for Android to version 0.75.0 of "stripe-react-native" under its Crypto Onramp product. The service allows users to purchase digital assets with fiat currency without leaving an app or website.

Bitcoin long-term holders have reduced their holdings for five straight weeks since Aug. 19, but selling pressure is slowing, on-chain analyst Axel Adler Jr. said. Adler said the 30-day decline in long-term holders’ BTC holdings narrowed to 21,700 BTC on Sept. 20 from 105,900 BTC on Aug. 30, shrinking to about one-fifth of the earlier level. Even so, long-term holders sold 47,800 BTC over the past week, Adler added. Based on the long-term holder spent output profit ratio, or LTH-SOPR, most of that volume appears to have been sold at a loss.

Hyperliquid recorded $429.04 million in revenue this year through Sept. 15, the highest among cryptocurrency projects, CoinGecko said. That accounted for 12.62% of the total $3.4 billion tallied. Pump.fun ranked second with $322.21 million, followed by Axiom at $132.09 million, Sky at $129.87 million, and GMGN at $126.03 million. Revenue from the top 15 projects made up 56.02% of the total, while the combined revenue of Hyperliquid and Pump.fun reached $751.25 million, or 22.10% of the aggregate, according to CoinGecko.

A key Bitcoin on-chain indicator, the Percent Supply in Profit, or PSIP, can signal a buying opportunity during corrections when it falls below 65%, crypto analyst Murphy said. In a post on X, Murphy said both the current and previous cycles formed a bottom after PSIP dropped below 50%, followed by a sharp rally that confirmed the end of the bear market. Murphy added that during the first pullback after those rallies, PSIP in each case fell to around 65%. Murphy said that if the market is now transitioning from a bear market to a bull market, PSIP is unlikely to fall below 50% again. Murphy added that any move below 65% could offer a good buying opportunity, while a drop below 60% would present an even better one, as in previous cycles. Murphy said the view was subjective and based on past cycles and long-term data tracking experience. According to a chart Murphy shared, PSIP fell to around 65% before recently rebounding to around 70%.

On-chain trading platform Blackboard said it will take part in the NEXUS2140 Global Expo, set to be held at Paradise City in Incheon on Sept. 22-23. The event is an international business gathering focused on AI, Web4 and real-world assets, where global companies, investment institutions and industry participants discuss potential cooperation. Blackboard said it is designed as a non-custodial trading terminal that lets users access on-chain markets spread across multiple protocols, applications and blockchains through a single interface. More specifically, the platform connects on-chain protocols including Aster (ASTER), Hyperliquid (HYPE) and CollectorCrypt, supporting access to markets such as perpetual futures and trading cards through a single wallet and interface. At the event, Blackboard plans to present its integrated vision of linking fragmented on-chain financial markets into a unified trading environment.

An anonymous whale address beginning with 0xefF5 bought 99,640 HYPE worth $9.36 million through FalconX, according to Onchain Lens.

South Korean exchange Bithumb announced the designation of Fetch (FET), MultiversX (EGLD) and Across Protocol (ACX) for its delisting watchlist. The exchange said EGLD was designated after it confirmed a risk of user harm or potential user harm, taking into account cases in which a security incident such as a hack had occurred involving a virtual-asset wallet managed by the asset, its issuer or operator, or a distributed ledger where the asset is issued, transmitted or stored, and where the cause had not been identified or the issue had not been remedied.

Uniswap founder Hayden Adams said FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried previously spent at least $1 million to buy the Uniswap.com domain and redirect it to another exchange built by copying Uniswap’s code, according to BeInCrypto. Adams said Uniswap had also considered acquiring the domain at the time but dropped the idea because the price was too high. SBF later bought it, Adams said. Uniswap then took legal action over what it viewed as malicious use of the domain and ultimately recovered it at no cost. The domain now points to Uniswap’s official website.

Whale Alert reported that 269,585,222 USDT has been transferred from Ceffu to Binance. The transaction is valued at about $270 million.

South Korean exchange Upbit announced the designation of MultiversX (EGLD) for its delisting watchlist. The exchange said it confirmed the possibility of user harm, or that user harm had already occurred, after considering cases in which a security incident such as an unexplained or unresolved hack affected a virtual asset, or a wallet managed by the issuer or operator, or a distributed ledger used to issue, transfer, or store the asset.

South Korean exchange Bithumb announced it will temporarily suspend deposits and withdrawals for AVAX, NXPC and JOE at 9:00 a.m. UTC on Sept. 22 due to an Avalanche network upgrade.

Pendle, a DeFi yield tokenization protocol, said it has changed PT principal token looping fees to an automatic adjustment model set at around 10% of looping APY, with the maximum fee capped at 10 basis points, or 0.1%. PT looping automatically repeats the process of borrowing assets against PT as collateral, buying more PT, and posting it again as collateral to increase investment size. The project said the change will reduce fee burdens versus the previous structure when PT is nearing maturity or APY is low.

Hyperliquid said on X it has introduced a trailing stop feature for its perpetual futures market. A trailing stop moves the trigger price as the market moves in favor of a position, then automatically submits a market order if the price reverses by a preset amount or percentage. For a long position, the trigger price rises each time the mark price, the exchange reference price used for futures profit and loss calculations and liquidation thresholds, sets a new high. The order is executed if the price later falls by the preset amount or percentage from that peak. For a short position, the trigger price moves lower each time the mark price sets a new low. Users can also set a separate price at which trailing begins; if no such price is set, tracking starts immediately from the current mark price.

PayProtocol, Danal’s cryptocurrency payments unit, plans to build a multichain payment infrastructure that would let users pay at PCI merchants even when holding digital assets on different blockchains, Digital Asset reported. PayProtocol said today it signed a strategic MOU with global cross-chain swap protocol Squid to link with the Paycoin mainnet and build the multichain payment infrastructure. According to PayProtocol, the proof-of-concept will review a structure that would allow users to make payments at Paycoin merchants with assets including USDC and ETH on Ethereum and RLUSD and XRP on the XRP Ledger, without directly going through separate bridging or swap procedures.

The following are the 24-hour long/short ratios for BTC perpetual futures on the world’s three largest crypto futures exchanges by open interest: Overall: 50.28% long, 49.72% short - Binance: 50.92% long, 49.08% short - OKX: 49.79% long, 50.21% short - Bybit: 52.15% long, 47.85% short

Social media platform X has filed a lawsuit in the UK High Court against crypto influencers including Vivek Kumar Sen and Zamyang Sherpa, alleging they used multiple accounts to artificially inflate post engagement and improperly receive at least 207,384 pounds ($278,000) from its creator revenue-sharing program, according to Wu Blockchain. X claimed the defendants posted identical or similar content across multiple accounts and manipulated engagement metrics by liking and reposting each other’s posts while evading platform enforcement. The company said it suspended the related accounts on Aug. 18 and is seeking repayment of the funds, damages, interest and legal costs. It estimated the cost of its investigation and response at at least 75,000 pounds ($100,000).

Four masked men in Pas-de-Calais in northern France allegedly broke into the home of an IT specialist working in the cryptocurrency industry, held the family for more than three hours, and forced the transfer of €40,000 ($44,800) in crypto, BeInCrypto reported. The assailants tied up the victim, the victim’s spouse and their two children with tape, and one of the children was struck in the face with a car key, according to the report. Local police are tracking the suspects, and no arrests have been made.