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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.

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)

According to monitoring by Ai Yi, the address 0x129…72EbE accumulated approximately $8.09 million worth of altcoins over the past 4 hours, focusing on AI and cross-chain infrastructure. Its holdings include 2.55 million ZRO (approximately $5.3 million, withdrawal price of $2.08), 4.41 million WLD (approximately $2.29 million, withdrawal price of $0.5189), and 10 million CHIP (approximately $492,000, withdrawal price of $0.04928).

Mars Finance reports that on October 8, according to market data from BIT (bit.com), crypto-related U.S. stocks broadly declined at the market open: Strategy (MSTR) fell 3.57%; Coinbase (COIN) fell 3.12%; Circle (CRCL) fell 2.15%; BitMine Immersion (BMNR) fell 3.45%; SharpLink

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Saylor may seem to have suddenly discovered Bitcoin in 2020, but if you look back over the first half of his life, you’ll find that he seems to have been preparing for Bitcoin for thirty years.
February 2026, Las Vegas, at the Bitcoin for Corporations conference.
The lights dimmed, a giant Bitcoin logo lit up, and several thousand people began to cheer. Michael Saylor walked onto the stage, impeccably dressed and looking confident. He didn’t offer much of an opening statement, quickly returning to the number he had repeated countless times:
21 million.
Then came Digital Energy, Digital Property, Digital

According to market data from BIT (bit.com), the U.S. storage sector opened broadly lower on October 8: Micron 0.96%, SanDisk 1.40%, SK hynix 0.89%, Western Digital 1.28%, and Seagate 1.74%; U.S. optical communications stocks also fell, with Lumentum down 3.76%, Corning 3.46%, Coherent 4.51%, Applied Optoelectronics 4.95%, Ciena 2.59%, Broadcom 1.35%, and Marvell Technology 2.64%.

Ondo Private Markets has listed the OpenAI Private Markets Note on the Ondo Perps spot order book, offering qualified investors a tokenized note linked to the performance of OpenAI common stock. The note can be traded at any time, freely transferred through self-custody, and is supported by the same platform’s mature infrastructure, with approximately $3.9 billion in TVL and more than 1 million holders. The note does not represent equity in OpenAI and is not endorsed by or affiliated with either party.

Mars Finance reports that, according to Gate market data, at the opening of U.S. stocks, the Dow Jones fell 0.36%, the S&P 500 Index fell 0.37%, and the Nasdaq fell 0.51%.

Google Cloud announced the launch of Gemini Enterprise, a universal work agent and integrated AI agent for businesses. Through a single prompt window, it can access internal enterprise information, tools, and systems; automatically plan and execute tasks across knowledge work, Q&A, content creation, programming, and other scenarios; and provide enterprise-grade security and governance. Gemini is embedded into daily workflows as a universal work agent that can understand context, access systems, and execute tasks.

Mars Finance reports that, according to CNBC, U.S. President Trump sold $1 million to $5 million worth of AMD stock in August.

Mars Finance reports that Polkadot has officially announced the launch of the dotUSD stablecoin on the Polkadot network. The stablecoin has no single issuing company or controlling entity; instead, it is managed by the DOT DAO through the OpenGov on-chain governance mechanism. Polkadot stated that dotUSD aims to become a native stablecoin governed by the network itself, thereby reducing reliance on centralized issuers.

Mars Finance reports that, according to CNBC, U.S. President Trump’s financial disclosure filed in August shows that he purchased as much as $25 million worth of Meta Platforms (META.O) stock.

Mars Finance reported on October 8 that Soda Labs, a programmable privacy infrastructure provider, completed a $3 million seed round led by NextBlock. Over the past two and a half years, Soda Labs has developed a cryptographic privacy solution combining garbled circuits with multiparty computation (GC-MPC), relying on proven cryptographic standards such as AES and SHA256. Its privacy engine runs on standard cloud CPUs without requiring specialized hardware, enabling applications to perform privacy-preserving computation while maintaining connections to existing public blockchain infrastructure. Pieter van Poecke, founder of NextBlock, said that what attracted them was the technology’s practicality rather than cryptography alone. Soda already has a functioning product and paying customers. The funding will support the company’s focus on commercial adoption over the next 12 to 18 months and

The WTO’s latest Global Trade Outlook indicates that, driven by supply chain adjustments and artificial intelligence investment, global merchandise trade is expected to grow by 3.9% in 2026 and rise to 4.1% in 2027; global services trade is projected at 3.3% and 6.4%, respectively. Shocks in the Middle East are affecting transportation and travel, making it necessary to bridge gaps and share opportunities within a rules-based trading system. Merchandise trade grew by 3.5% in the first half of the year, with strong AI-related demand driving a 67% year-over-year increase in trade of goods such as semiconductors and servers, demonstrating supply chain resilience and an active AI market.