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Bitget, a crypto exchange, lost $351.6 million in digital assets due to a hack, with North Korean hackers suspected. The breach affected hot and warm wallets, but cold wallets remained secure. The company suspended withdrawals and reported the incident to authorities. According to CEO Gracy Chen, the attacker compromised a backend system, but private keys were not involved. Bitget's User Protection Fund covers the loss, valued at over $464 million.

Binance is under federal investigation for potential Iran sanctions violations, with prosecutors examining compliance controls. Binance denies wrongdoing and removed a company linked to Iran. BNB, the exchange's cryptocurrency, is up 7% since the probe was reported. Binance previously pleaded guilty to sanctions violations in 2023, paying $4.3 billion. The current investigation could impact BNB's utility and trading volume.

Bitcoin rose 4.9% to $84,371, extending its recovery as a US SEC decision on tokenised equities supported crypto markets. The SEC granted a temporary exemption for trading tokenised US equities on blockchain platforms. Coinbase, MicroStrategy, and Robinhood shares advanced. Ethereum, XRP, and other cryptocurrencies also gained.

Cryptocurrencies surged after the SEC issued an order allowing tokenized stocks to trade onchain. Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, and other tokens tied to trading securities onchain saw significant gains. The SEC's order exempts certain exchanges and liquidity providers from registration for 5 years, provided they use automated market makers (AMMs) and meet specific conditions. According to Goldman, this could lead to the growth of the tokenized US equity market, but adoption may be limited by technical

Bitcoin rebounded to $78,100, Ethereum held above $2,500, and the total crypto market cap reached $2.77 trillion by September 18. The Fed raised interest rates, and U.S. spot ETFs saw net outflows. Coinbase, Strategy, and Robinhood shares rose on positive SEC regulatory news.

The crypto market rebounded after the Federal Reserve's expected 25-basis-point rate hike, with Bitcoin recovering above $76,000. Analyst Crypto Dan noted falling Bitcoin UTXOs in loss, suggesting reduced risk of a bear cycle. Major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and BNB also saw gains, while others like XRP and Dogecoin declined. The Fed's decision was largely anticipated, minimizing market shock. Total market capitalization rose to about $2.62 trillion, with varied performance across assets.