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Mars Finance news, September 3: Market news: The Bank of Japan is reportedly inclined to raise interest rates by 25 basis points and plans to adopt flexible policy measures going forward.

Meteora launched DLMM Pro, aiming to keep new tokens in the same pool from launch through maturity and avoid migrations; the team sets the opening liquidity and price cadence, with higher fees initially to cover risk before lowering them once the pool stabilizes. Pools can support limit orders and transferable LP positions, while trading fees increase or decrease with price volatility. Fees and trading volume rose sharply in September, with added support for issuing assets such as stocks, and DBC also climbed. Buybacks have not yet been finalized. Staking dividends for MET holders have gone live, but dividends are not automatically linked to the price.

Derive announces that V3 is now live and the migration is complete. It is hosted on Ethereum, with settlement and margin powered by zero-knowledge proofs and trading latency below 1 millisecond. V3 offers no-code vaults with fees and can unlock capital through ETH and BTC risk offsets, covering yield and lending for ETH, WBTC, HYPE, and USDC, while accelerating the launch of crypto assets and real-world assets. Developers can build applications on Derive with less configuration and earn fees. New markets, vaults, and partner integrations will be launched over the coming weeks. Its on-chain options business has been operating for over 5 years.

Mars Finance reports that Anthropic announced it will invest $150 million over the next three years in the Trump administration’s “Genesis Mission” federal initiative. The company will provide its AI model Claude to more than 15 federal agencies, including NASA and NIH, and provide Claude, Claude to the “Genesis Mission” project.

Mars Finance reports that NVIDIA stated the initiative is aimed at enhancing the United States’ superintelligence research and development capabilities in key areas to maintain its leadership in these fields.

Mars Finance reports that NVIDIA and its partners are jointly participating in the second-phase Genesis Mission awards, covering the fields of quantum technology, fusion, and microelectronics.

Mars Finance reports that on October 8, according to market data, PYTH surged in the short term, breaking above $0.086, with gains exceeding 12%. On the news front, the Pyth DAO passed a proposal to use 100% of product revenue to increase its PYTH holdings.

Mars Finance News reported that on October 8, according to market data, DRV surged in the short term, breaking above $0.42, with gains exceeding 20%. Tokens including LIT, ETHFI, and AAVE also saw short-term surges. Citrini Research, the publisher of the “AI End-of-Day Report,” allegedly disclosed a crypto investment portfolio containing tokens including DRV, LIT, ETHFI, and AAVE.

Mars Finance News: On October 8, Starbucks reportedly worked with advisers to explore the possibility of acquiring Mexican fast-food chain Chipotle. Chipotle’s stock price quickly jumped 8%. Starbucks’ stock price instantly fell 5%, marking its largest decline since March.

Mars Finance reports that the United Kingdom has sanctioned Cryptomus, Heleket, and TokenSpot in an action targeting Russian-related entities suspected of evading sanctions. TokenSpot transferred more than $950 million in funds to the sanctioned exchanges Grinex and Garantex, as well as the Kremlin-backed A7 network.

The Cardano Foundation has spun Veridian off as an independent Swiss company and tokenized most of its approximately 1 million shares on the Cardano blockchain. Veridian is the first company to adopt the CIP-0113 standard, which allows transfer restrictions to be imposed on tokens and assets to be frozen when required by regulations. Its mobile wallet is now live, and it is developing credentials to help individuals, businesses, and AI agents verify identities and permissions without relying on centralized databases.

Mars Finance News: An investor asked, “The company said that computing-power-related business will increase significantly in the second half of the year. What computing-power-related businesses does the company currently have, and how much will the business volume from July to September grow compared with April to June?”
Guanghong Technology said on its interactive platform that, according to the project rollout plan, the related business is expected to enter mass production in the fourth quarter. As demand in the computing power industry continues to rise, the computing-power business is expected to become an important driver of the company’s future growth. (CLS)

Mars Finance reports that analyst Darkfost posted on X that Bitcoin short-term holders (STH) are showing clear signs of panic. Over the past 24 hours, short-term holders transferred more than 50,000 BTC to exchanges at the daily peak. Of this amount, more than 29,500 BTC was transferred to exchanges at a loss, accounting for approximately 59% of all BTC inflows and marking the largest realized loss by short-term holders in nearly four months. Darkfost noted that despite the substantial loss-driven selling pressure from short-term holders, Bitcoin’s price has not shown significant volatility. BTC is currently priced at approximately $82,000 and is retesting the prior high area formed in May of this year.

Mars Finance reports, citing NADA NEWS, that Japan’s Ministry of Finance held the first meeting of its “Study Group on Putting Government Bonds on the Blockchain” today and released briefing materials categorizing blockchain-based government bonds into three types. Type 1 involves circulating the beneficial interests of funds that invest in government bonds (MMFs) on the blockchain. Type 2 involves putting transfer ledgers on the blockchain under the existing transfer and settlement system, with three possible forms: management by a single account-management institution, coordination among multiple institutions, and integration with the Bank of Japan’s ledger. Type 3 involves issuing a new form of government bonds on a blockchain outside the existing system. The Ministry of Finance believes that putting government bonds on the blockchain could improve the efficiency of collateral and liquidity management and expand the investor base, particularly benefiting overseas investors. However, it also pointed to challenges including market fragmentation, the transmission of sharp price fluctuations, and system modification costs. All three types are provisional classifications, and the Ministry of Finance plans to compile a report by January 2027.

Mars Finance News: Changying Precision stated on the interactive platform that the company has established close partnerships with several leading humanoid robot brands in China and abroad. From January to August 2026, it delivered more than 1.1 million precision components for humanoid robots. Orders in the third and fourth quarters are growing faster than in the first half of the year, and the company is actively expanding production capacity based on customer demand. (CLS)