Ethereum, L2s and the broader modular ecosystem — upgrades, fees, staking and developer activity.
September in crypto was a fever dream: WLFI nuked $1.43M in tokens, Ether ETFs cried for 5 days straight, Linea got the SWIFT stamp, Tether whispered $500B flex, Bitcoin lost its starter-pack crown, and ETH said 'fork you' in November. All 67’d up.
Bitcoin is stuck defending $112K while Ethereum charges toward $5K and Solana’s Collector Crypt rewrites the playbook. September won’t be kind to the complacent.
The Trump-linked WLFI token spiked then dumped, Bitcoin and Ethereum eye rough September waters, and whales are cashing out. Deobanks and Japan’s digital yen add fuel to the debate.
BTC slips to $111K, Solana tanks despite treasury backing, while Ontology and Hyperliquid soar. Webull returns to US crypto trading, and LayerZero eyes expansion.
Rate cut odds surged, TON unlocked new momentum, Ripple pushed RLUSD into Japan, and the DOJ softened its tone on developers—all in a week where markets reminded us how tightly crypto is bound to macro forces.
Bitcoin rockets past $124K, Ethereum nears $5K, and Washington turns pro-crypto.
ETF inflows, staking resilience, and L2 traction point to a rebound over the next 90 days. This is a shakeout—not a breakdown.
Sequencer revenue and activity paint a nuanced picture for devs and traders.