Trading activity on Hyperliquid is changing significantly as perpetual contracts linked to real-world assets, particularly equities and stock indexes, account for an increasingly large share of activity compared with the period when the platform was primarily centered around Bitcoin, Ether, and other crypto-native assets.The main driver is HIP-3, a framework that allows builders to deploy perpetual markets on Hyperliquid in a permissionless manner. According to data published by The Block, HIP-3
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S&P Global is expanding deeper into the digital asset market after announcing on September 17, 2026 that it had signed an agreement to acquire OpenZeppelin, a blockchain security company founded in 2015 and behind one of the industry’s most widely used open-source smart contract libraries. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed, and the deal remains subject to closing conditions.If the transaction is completed, OpenZeppelin will continue operating under its own name as a busin
Circle officially launched the Arc public mainnet on September 16, 2026, marking a significant expansion from stablecoin issuance and payment infrastructure into operating a Layer 1 blockchain designed for financial markets. Circle positions Arc as an “Economic Operating System for the Internet,” focused on real-time payments, tokenized assets, trading, lending, and economic activity involving AI agents.Arc launched with more than $74 billion in USDC in circulation. The network uses USDC as the
Kalshi is facing scrutiny over activity in its crypto perpetual futures after a quantitative analyst questioned whether some of the platform’s reported trading volume represents genuine market participation. The criticism centers on Ethereum perpetuals and comes as Kalshi expands beyond event contracts into a broader crypto trading market.The analyst, known as Beni and co-founder of Stealth Neolab, highlighted a significant discrepancy between reported trading activity and outstanding positions.
Xenon Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ: XENE) suffered one of its sharpest single-session declines on record, with shares falling as much as 30% intraday and closing at $39.75, down 30.69% from the prior close. The stock opened at $57.60, traded as high as $58.15, and bottomed near $42.00 before extending losses into the after-hours session. The selloff followed news that Xenon has paused new enrollment in trials evaluating its lead drug, azetukalner, in patients with depression, after neuropsychiat
Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) technical analysis, chart patterns, and price outlook IntroductionTesla is back in the headlines for a reason that sounds more encouraging than it actually is. Reports this month show Tesla's U.S. electric vehicle market share climbing back above 50 percent, a level it had not held since early 2024. For a stock that spent much of the past two years fielding questions about competition from legacy automakers, that headline alone has been enough to put TSLA stock technic
Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ: COIN) rallied sharply, closing at $194.25, up $20.28, or 11.66%, on volume of 21.92 million shares, with the stock extending gains to $196.28 in overnight trading. The move was driven by regulatory news: after a bill in Congress stalled, the SEC moved forward on its own to let tokenized stocks trade in the U.S., a long-sought goal for Coinbase that opens a formal pathway for the company to offer blockchain-based versions of traditional equities. The rally was reinfo
IntroductionMicron Technology gained roughly 9.63% across two sessions, climbing from a $926.55 close on Wednesday, September 16, to a $1,015.80 close on Friday, September 18, and pushing back above the $1,000 level that has repeatedly acted as a ceiling this month. The spark was a blunt warning from Intel's chief executive that the AI-driven memory shortage will get worse before it gets better, delivered just 13 days before Micron reports fiscal fourth-quarter results on September 30. The rally
IntroductionSanDisk closed Friday, September 18, at $1,791.82, up 10.99% in a single session, as the flash-memory maker prepared to join the S&P 100 and the market was reminded how much of its earnings power comes from price. Its latest report, for the quarter ended July 3, showed revenue of $8.97 billion, up 372% from a year earlier, and non-GAAP earnings of $39.25 per share against $0.29 a year ago, with roughly two-thirds of the sequential revenue gain coming from higher prices rather than hi
Nvidia jumped 8.74% on Thursday, August 27, closing at $227.98 after pairing a blowout fiscal second-quarter report with news that Amazon Web Services will deploy 2 million additional Nvidia GPUs across 2027 and 2028. Nearly four weeks later, the shares closed Friday, September 18, at $222.27, still about 6.01% above the $209.66 close that preceded the announcement but 2.50% below the post-earnings peak, as a Federal Reserve rate hike, a 10-year Treasury yield near 5%, and a faster Huawei chip r

