Daily Summary, 29 September

Results of the day for September 29

💰 Regulation and Institutional News
* Kazakhstan: The government of Kazakhstan launched a state crypto-fund; the first asset chosen was BNB. In the country, they also liquidated the large crypto-service Raks Exchange, which worked with the largest darknet marketplaces.
* Pakistan: The Prime Minister of Pakistan called cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence the tools of the future.
* Poland: Poland is introducing new rules for the crypto-market.
* Russia: The Moscow Exchange proposed tokenizing Russian stocks for selling them to foreign investors under sanctions.
* SWIFT: The SWIFT platform is creating a blockchain ledger jointly with financial giants JPMorgan, HSBC, Bank of America and Deutsche Bank.

📊 Markets and Investors
* Bitcoin ETF: Last week, Bitcoin ETFs recorded an outflow of $903,000,000, interrupting a four-week series of inflows.
* Fear and Greed Index: The index rose to 50 (neutral).
* Stablecoins: The combined capitalization of stablecoins reached a historical maximum of $293 billion.
* Platinum: The price of platinum exceeded $1600 for the first time since April 1, 2013.

⛓️ Industry Events and Technologies
* Bitcoin Mining: Miners no longer play the role of the main keepers of Bitcoin; under their control is slightly more than 1.8 million BTC.
* BTC Movement: A wallet from 2013 woke up and transferred 400 BTC ($44.2 million) to 27 new addresses.
* Polkadot: In the Polkadot ecosystem, they plan to launch a native stablecoin pUSD; voting has started.
* MetaMask: In the MetaMask wallet, they will also soon launch futures trading (Perp DEX).

🛒 Partnerships and Payments
* Binance: Binance founder CZ visited Bhutan by invitation of the King.
* Shell: The energy giant Shell began accepting payment in BTC at gas stations in South Africa.

🤖 Other News
* OpenAI: The company OpenAI released a set of Prompt Packs — more than 300 ready-made prompts for using neural networks in different professions.
* Fraud: A resident of Colorado was scammed for $1,400,000 with the help of “crypto-romance fraud”.