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Chicago, United States, September 4th, 2026, Chainwire Liquid Mercury today announced that ACQUA1, LLC completed the initial closing of its MERC exchange offering on September 1, 2026. ACQUA1 is a Liquid Mercury subsidiary that operates Liquid Mercury’s Lab Company program, licensing Liquid Mercury technology to companies primarily tokenizing real-world assets and receiving fees plus a minority equity stake in return. Liquid Mercury is the majority holder and Manager. “Over the past 18 months, dozens of companies have approached Liquid Mercury seeking to tokenize their assets,” said Tony Saliba, CEO and founder of Liquid Mercury. “Many assumed they would need to…

I am William Dexu from Texas, USA. As a software engineer, I would like to share my real-life experience of achieving financial freedom through the FTmining cloud mining platform. The shift from skepticism to trust When I first encountered cloud mining last winter, I was—like many others—full of skepticism. “Can this really generate stable returns?” That question made me hesitate for a long time. After two months of in-depth research, I ultimately chose the FTmining platform. As a technical professional, I place great importance on a platform’s technical capabilities and operational stability. After a comprehensive evaluation, I was satisfied with…

Eightco treasury composition as of September 2, 2026: $90M OpenAI equity (indirect), $18M Beast Industries equity, 16,278 ETH, nearly 302 million WLD holdings, and $122M cash and equivalents, totaling approximately $380 million Eightco recently repurchased over 25 million shares of common stock in the last month under its previously announced $125 million share repurchase program Eightco previously participated in World Foundation’s $52.5M funding round, led by Pantera with participation from Bain Capital Crypto, Selini Capital, Susquehanna Crypto, and additional investors Eightco provides indirect exposure to some of the most innovative private companies including OpenAI and Beast Industries EASTON, Pa., Sept.…

Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands, September 3rd, 2026, Chainwire DWF Labs, an established, market-tested investor and market maker built to strengthen digital asset market infrastructure at scale, today announced an expansion of its global regulatory footprint with a group entity granted Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) regulatory approval from the British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission (BVI FSC). Granted under the BVI’s Virtual Assets Service Providers Act 2022, the approval authorizes DWF Labs as a registered VASP, to provide the exchange of one or more forms of virtual assets, as well as to participate in, and provide financial services…

Mutsamudu, Comoros, September 3rd, 2026, Chainwire MEXC, a pioneer in 0-fee digital asset trading, concluded its first annual brand event, MEXC 0808: Stock Season, on August 28, drawing over 86,000 participants, with users saving over $1 million in trading fees through 0 Fee trading. MEXC 0808 is the exchange’s annual brand event, held every August 8. It is built around MEXC’s core vision of 0 Fees and Infinite Opportunities. Every year, MEXC intends to bring new products, market access, and rewards into focus, helping users lower the cost of trading, explore emerging markets, and connect with global financial opportunities. Designed…

Decentralized finance (DeFi) vault infrastructure protocol More Markets had a lending reserve drained of about $9.3 million in digital assets on Flow EVM, according to Web3 security platform Blockaid.The attacker drained about 15.5 million Wrapped Flow (WFLOW) tokens, valued by Blockaid at approximately $9.3 million, from the mFlowWFLOW lending reserve, according to blockchain data shared by Blockaid in a Monday X post.Blockaid said the attacker used Ankr Staked FLOW (ankrFLOW), a liquid staking token, alongside E-mode to overborrow from the reserve.E-mode, short for efficiency mode, is an Aave V3 feature that increases borrowing power for assets whose prices are expected…

In brief OpenClaw shipped version 2026.8.1, branded OpenClaw 2.0, built by 933 contributors including 569 first-timers. The update rebuilds the browser app, adds shared multiplayer cloud sessions, moves session storage and implements features clearly aimed at enterprise buyers. It lands as Nous Research’s Hermes Agent keeps stealing users frustrated with OpenClaw’s setup headaches. OpenClaw shipped its biggest update ever over the weekend. The team calls it OpenClaw 2.0. They also called it “accidental,” which, fine, we’ll get to that.The release notes touch installation, messaging, memory, skills, models, automations, the browser, native apps, plugins, and security—basically everything a user should know.Myriad:…

Bitcoin slid on Tuesday after investors went into “risk-off” mode following escalating attacks between the U.S. and Iran.  The largest cryptocurrency had initially shrugged off President Donald Trump’s threats to the Middle Eastern nation, as well as the first strikes.  But things heated up on Tuesday, and bitcoin’s price slid. It was recently down more than 2% on the day, trading for $77,363. The coin had pushed past as high as nearly $81,282 on Friday.  The Tuesday attacks from the U.S. were because Iran tried to put mines in the Strait of Hormuz, and also because of an attack on…

The SEC has charged 38 entities for allegedly using false filings to make themselves appear legitimate as registered investment advisers, putting regulatory credibility back at the center of online investment risk. The agency’s action targets entities accused of creating misleading public records or registration impressions. While the case is not purely a crypto enforcement action, it matters for digital asset markets because fake legitimacy has become one of the most persistent tactics in online finance. A filing reference can look official. A regulator name can create trust. A professional-looking record can make investors lower their guard. That is exactly why…

An affiliate of the political action committee (PAC) Fairshake, which was responsible for pouring more than $130 million in ads and media in the 2024 election cycle, is supporting at least one candidate in Tuesday’s primary in Massachusetts.According to Federal Election Commission (FEC) records as of Tuesday, the Protect Progress PAC, a Fairshake affiliate, spent just over $189,000 on media to support Representative Jake Auchincloss running for reelection in Massachusetts’ 4th congressional district. Some of the funds, according to Democratic candidate Jason Poulos, were used to create “AI-generated slop mailers” supporting Auchincloss ahead of the Massachusetts primary, scheduled for Tuesday.In…