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First Digital plans SPAC merger to rush onto Nasdaq, Catalyst and Soda Labs secure significant financing

According to BBX data, yesterday global digital asset institutions disclosed the latest developments in capital operations, top venture capital layouts, and privacy infrastructure expansion. The core information is as follows:First Digital has reached a merger agreement with a SPAC, valuing at $250 million, aiming for a Nasdaq listing: The issuer of the dollar stablecoin FDUSD, First Digital, officially announced the signing of a final business merger agreement with the special purpose acquisition company CSLM Digital Asset Acquisition Corp III. The pre-transaction equity valuation for this deal is $250 million. Upon completion of the merger, First Digital will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of a newly established Cayman holding company, with its existing shareholders fully exchanged for Class A common stock of the holding company. The newly merged entity is expected to officially list on Nasdaq in the first half of 2027.AI trading agent startup Catalyst completes $30 million seed round financing, led by Sequoia Capital: AI trading agent startup Catalyst announced the completion of a $30 million seed round financing. This round was led by the world’s top venture capital firm Sequoia Capital, with participation from Wall Street high-frequency quantitative firm Jump Trading, Peak XV, Lux Capital, AntiFund, cryptocurrency exchange giant Coinbase, and Premji Invest, among other well-known institutions. The funds will be used to advance the development of the next-generation on-chain smart trading agent protocol.Blockchain privacy infrastructure Soda Labs receives exclusive $3 million seed round investment from NextBlock: Blockchain privacy infrastructure developer Soda Labs announced the completion of a $3 million seed round financing, exclusively invested by NextBlock. This funding will be specifically used for global market expansion, expanding the verification node network and blockchain support coverage, core team building, and accelerating the integration of its underlying protocol with commercial banks, traditional payment companies, and real-world asset (RWA) platforms. Soda Labs disclosed that its core privacy layer Bubble currently supports Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, and COTI, and is fully expanding to high-performance networks like Solana.

Wintermute: Two major catalysts land, BTC breaks range to create an eight-month high

Wintermute released the market weekly report, stating that the Federal Reserve passed an interest rate hike of 25 basis points to 3.75-4% with a unanimous vote of 12-0 on September 21. Sixteen officials expect at least one more rate hike this year, and inflation is not expected to return to the 2% target before 2029.The two major catalysts that the market was focused on—the FOMC rate hike and the CLARITY Act—have both materialized: the CLARITY Act failed to pass in the Senate (49-50, not reaching the 60-vote threshold), and the SEC and CFTC immediately stated they would formulate cryptocurrency regulatory rules under existing authority. The market adjusted for only one trading day before recovering. BTC traded this week in the range of $75,000 to $81,000, with a weekly closing price of $81,159, marking the first time since last November that it has stood above the 50-week moving average; ETH rose 6.7%, trading in the range of $2,350 to $2,600.In terms of ETF funds, there was a net outflow of $746 million from Tuesday to Wednesday, followed by a return of $593 million from Thursday to Friday, resulting in a net outflow of about $6 million over five trading days, with the outflow triggered by CLARITY almost fully replenished within 48 hours. Entering this week, both BTC and ETH broke through the upper range before the U.S. stock market opened, accompanied by about $250 million in short liquidations, with BTC briefly reaching $86,000, a new eight-month high.

Bitget Research Institute: Dual Catalysts of Policy and Regulation Propel the Crypto Market into a New Turning Point

Yesterday, the cryptocurrency market experienced the strongest single-day performance of the year. Bitcoin reached a high of $70,000, marking the first time in two months; Ethereum peaked at $2,300; Solana rose by about 12%. The Bitget Research Institute analyzed that the core driving force behind this round of market activity comes from a dual breakthrough in policy and regulation: the White House convened a meeting with the president, executives from the cryptocurrency industry, and heads of the SEC and CFTC, marking the formal entry of digital assets into the national financial strategy discussion level; on the same day, the SEC proposed "Regulation Crypto Assets," establishing a clear channel for token financing and introducing the "investment contract safe harbor" mechanism for the first time, which is expected to promote the emergence of more U.S.-native projects.From a market structure perspective, when the first two catalysts were realized, the market was in a bearish position, and the price increase triggered a chain reaction of liquidations. On that day, 126,000 traders across the network had a total of $1.92 billion in positions liquidated, setting a record for the largest short liquidation day in history, further amplifying the price increase. The Bitget Research Institute believes that since a considerable proportion of this round of price increase comes from concentrated short liquidations rather than spot buying, there is a short-term pressure for market correction. However, from a medium to long-term perspective, the cryptocurrency market is迎来政策与流动性的双重转折点, with the clarification of regulatory pathways and the improvement of the long-end liquidity environment together forming the foundation for a new cycle.
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