Analysis: Bitcoin accelerates its breakout through the dense short liquidation zone, with covering demand set to further push prices higher.

According to Bloomberg, health and fitness smart ring maker Oura Inc. and some of its investors are seeking to raise up to $2.2 billion via an initial public offering (IPO). In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday, the smart ring company plans to issue 50 million shares priced between $40 and $44 each. Oura will offer 13.5 million new shares, while its shareholders will sell 36.5 million existing shares.

According to official announcements, Coinbase has announced that eligible users can now apply to subscribe to IPO shares of smart ring maker Oura at the offering price, and secure allocations ahead of the stock’s public trading debut.

Solana's treasury firm DeFi Development Corp. announced it will increase its holdings of 101,381 SOL and SOL equivalents between September 14 and 18, 2026. As of September 18, the company's total holdings of SOL and SOL equivalents reached 2,490,304.

Pre-market key news for U.S. stocks on Monday: 1. Wall Street expects the U.S. to issue roughly $1 trillion in short-term debt; 2. Apple and Google are hiring for stablecoin-related positions, exploring new opportunities in crypto business; 3. Bitcoin surpassed $85,000 today, hitting a new high since February; 4. Federal Reserve official Goolsbee stated that if there is conclusive evidence inflation is falling to 2%, he has no objection to interest rate cuts; 5. Strategy increased its BTC holdings by 950 units last week at an average price of $79,670; Bitmine added 27,562 ETH last week, bringing its total ETH holdings to approximately 5.983 million.

Liquid Capital founder Jack Yi posted that he had repeatedly stated July-August would be the final window for bottom-fishing. The core logic is that the third wave of decline since 1011 marks the final drop—no one can pinpoint the exact bottom, as it is subject to factors like black swan events, similar to how the FTX incident caused BTC to overcorrect sharply back then. However, cycle timelines and volatility patterns hold true; when the time comes, one should buy the dip, and never aim for the absolute lowest price. As for why his statements are sometimes vague: no one can be 100% accurate, after all. It’s like how ten correct calls go unnoticed, but one wrong one is forever etched on-chain, and even the most outlandish rumors tend to spark more enthusiasm than facts.

Per official announcements, Circle has launched the Digital Asset Backed Borrowing (DABB) service for eligible Circle Mint LLC clients, with support for the Arc and Ethereum mainnets. The service allows clients to deposit BTC, mint Circle Wrapped Bitcoin (cirBTC), then borrow USDC using cirBTC as collateral via supported third-party lending markets. Borrowed funds are deposited directly into Circle Mint accounts, enabling clients to access liquidity without selling their BTC. DABB integrates BTC deposits, cirBTC minting, collateralized borrowing, and USDC settlement into a unified workflow, letting clients manage their collateral independently and add collateral or repay loans as needed. The service currently supports Morpho-related markets, with plans to expand to additional lending markets and third-party platforms going forward. Parameters including borrowing interest rates, collateral requirements, liquidation thresholds, and liquidity are set by the selected market and subject to change.