Notable news in the last 24 hours (15/09) BTC: 26,596 USD | ETH: 1,643 USD| Total market cap: 1,037 billion USD 1️⃣ Grab has partnered with Circle to provide Web3 services. Grab, Southeast Asia's leading ride-hailing app, has partnered with stablecoin issuer Circle to offer Web3 services to its more than 180 million users. According to a statement on September 14, Circle announced that the new services will be available to Singapore-based Grab users through its Grab Web3 wallet. These features have been integrated into the Grab app through Circle's new services platform. 2️⃣ Polygon proposes to replace the MATIC token. Today, Polygon Labs released three Polygon Improvement Proposals (PIPs) describing the planned process of upgrading to Polygon 2.0 and converting the system's MATIC native token. The group has asked the community for input, and the proposal will be implemented after the vote for the results passes. The final Polygon 2.0 upgrade is expected to launch next year, and the current MATIC token will be replaced by the project with a new one. 3️⃣ Bybit is expected to leave the UK market. Bybit, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange operators, is expected to pull out of the U.K. before new marketing regulations will be imposed in the coming weeks. The Financial Administration Commission will adopt the new regulations on October 8 with the goal of making the marketing of cryptocurrency products more transparent and accurate. Bybit only moved to withdraw from the UK market as an early act in the face of possible legal troubles. 4️⃣ FTX was allowed by the court to sell $3.4 billion in crypto. During the trial, U.S. District Judge John Dorsey said he approved FTX's proposal and rejected two objections to the plan. This allowed FTX to sell, liquidate and protect its crypto assets, which are believed to be worth more than $3.4 billion.

Notable news in the last 24 hours (15/09) BTC: 26,596 USD | ETH: 1,643 USD| Total market cap: 1,037 billion USD 1️⃣ Grab has partnered with Circle to provide Web3 services. Grab, Southeast Asia's leading ride-hailing app, has partnered with stablecoin issuer Circle to offer Web3 services to its more than 180 million users. According to a statement on September 14, Circle announced that the new services will be available to Singapore-based Grab users through its Grab Web3 wallet. These features have been integrated into the Grab app through Circle's new services platform. 2️⃣ Polygon proposes to replace the MATIC token. Today, Polygon Labs released three Polygon Improvement Proposals (PIPs) describing the planned process of upgrading to Polygon 2.0 and converting the system's MATIC native token. The group has asked the community for input, and the proposal will be implemented after the vote for the results passes. The final Polygon 2.0 upgrade is expected to launch next year, and the current MATIC token will be replaced by the project with a new one. 3️⃣ Bybit is expected to leave the UK market. Bybit, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange operators, is expected to pull out of the U.K. before new marketing regulations will be imposed in the coming weeks. The Financial Administration Commission will adopt the new regulations on October 8 with the goal of making the marketing of cryptocurrency products more transparent and accurate. Bybit only moved to withdraw from the UK market as an early act in the face of possible legal troubles. 4️⃣ FTX was allowed by the court to sell $3.4 billion in crypto. During the trial, U.S. District Judge John Dorsey said he approved FTX's proposal and rejected two objections to the plan. This allowed FTX to sell, liquidate and protect its crypto assets, which are believed to be worth more than $3.4 billion.

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