Bullish, a cryptocurrency exchange platform, has received the New York BitLicense and plans to expand into the US market.

September 17th. The prediction market Kalshi announced the commencement of the Kalshi Ecosystem. This is intended to provide support to Kalshi's builders and content creators, as well as to offer funding for on-chain and off-chain innovation.

September 17th. L1 network Mavryk Network declared the accomplishment of a $10 million financing round, with MultiBank Group taking the lead. Mavryk Network will enlarge its Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization initiative by tokenizing real estate in the United Arab Emirates, which is worth over $10 billion, through MultiBank's RWA platform.

On September 17th, according to CryptoQuant data, Bitcoin HODLers are engaged in massive accumulation of Bitcoin. It is noted that today witnessed the second largest on-chain daily inflow in 2025. A total of 29,685 BTC was transferred to Bitcoin HODLer addresses through off-chain transactions, with a value of approximately $3.4 billion.

September 17th. According to official channels, the decentralized exchange platform Aster has announced that the ASTER token commenced trading on Aster Spot at 20:00 today. Users are now able to claim ASTER tokens, which will be directly credited to their Aster Spot spot trading accounts. The ASTER withdrawal function will become available on October 1st.

On September 17th, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) is set to launch Solana and XRP futures options on October 13th, 2025.

On September 17th, the latest from foreign media pointed out that a mortgage document revealed that U.S. Treasury Secretary Benson had agreed to designate two distinct homes as his "primary residence" simultaneously. This echoed the kind of contradictory commitment that U.S. President Trump had always attempted to utilize to impeach Federal Reserve Board Governor Powell. Benson's contradictory agreement made in 2007 enabled him to designate homes in both New York and Massachusetts as his primary residence at the same time. However, mortgage experts state that there is no evidence of any wrongdoing on his part. Instead, his case indicates that inconsistencies in housing loan application documents do not necessarily serve as evidence of fraud. (Jinse)