U.S. stocks closed, with crypto-related stocks rallying across the board, and Circle gained nearly 10%.

According to GMGN data, the Solana-based meme coin Super Inu (SI) hit a record high market cap of over $23 million this morning, and is now trading at $17 million, with a 24-hour increase of 37.6% and trading volume of $3.3 million. Earlier reports noted that Trump stated during his UN General Assembly speech that he wants to rename artificial intelligence to "Super Intelligence", and proposed that all U.S. documents use "Super Intelligence" to refer to AI. Super Inu (SI) is paired with tokenized U.S. stock NVDAX (Nvidia's tokenized stock on xStocks) as its liquidity pool, with the SI/NVDAX trading pair providing liquidity. BlockBeats reminds users that related tokens are highly volatile, so investors should exercise caution.

According to GMGN market data, Robinhood ecosystem AI-themed token ORBIO has surged over 27.8% in the past 24 hours, hitting a new all-time high market cap of $100 million. Its current market cap stands at $87 million, with a trading volume of $5.3 million. ORBIO is issued on the Pons platform, with its liquidity pool backed by Nvidia stock tokens. Public information shows the project aims to build a low-cost AI credit point trading market, offering discounted trading for over 400 AI model credits including Claude Fable and GPT Astra. BlockBeats reminds users that relevant tokens have low trading volume and high price volatility, so users should exercise caution when investing.

According to OnchainLens monitoring, address NMTD.HL acquired Hyperliquid’s official NFT “Hypurr #9” from izebel.eth for 2,222 HYPE, worth approximately $203,800. OpenSea data shows the NFT ranks around 22nd in rarity, far higher than the collection’s floor price of roughly $22,900 at the time. Hypurr is a commemorative NFT issued by the Hyper Foundation on HyperEVM in September 2025, with a total supply of 4,600 units. It was primarily airdropped to early Genesis participants and required no separate minting. The collection features cat-themed designs; its floor price once neared $70,000 at launch before declining significantly.

Trump has formally rejected the latest proposal submitted by Iran, but has made it clear that meeting arrangements will remain in place this week. At present, the Qatari government is actively involved in mediation, working to push Iran to make moderate concessions in sensitive areas, so as to create prerequisites for the resumption of direct dialogue between the US and Iran. In response to the US side's veto stance, Iranian officials have publicly stated that they will firmly not alter their established policies or soften their core demands due to Trump's rejection. The current progress on nuclear-related terms will be the key variable determining whether the two sides can return to the negotiating table.

Matt Cole, CEO of Bitcoin treasury firm Strive, posted the message “Turn amplification up some more,” hinting that the company will increase its Bitcoin holdings next week. The move follows the practice of Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, the world’s largest Bitcoin treasury company. Both firms have a pattern of posting hints about Bitcoin purchases on Sundays, then announcing the exact size of the holdings addition on the following Monday. Earlier on September 21, Strive’s Cole disclosed that the firm bought 1,355 BTC for $107.7 million, at an average cost of $79,475 per coin, bringing its total BTC holdings to 26,355.

According to Axios, one day after rejecting Iran’s proposal to end the war, U.S. President Donald Trump said he expects U.S. negotiators to hold more talks with Iran this week. Qatar and other regional mediators are attempting to restart U.S.-Iran negotiations, but the two sides have major differences on key issues. While Iran wants to focus talks on the Strait of Hormuz and U.S. maritime blockades, the Trump administration is demanding Iran make concessions on the nuclear issue. Two regional sources confirmed Trump’s remarks about more talks this week. They anticipate a new round of indirect dialogue between the U.S. and Iran as early as Monday, though it remains unclear whether the two sides can bridge their gaps. Trump stated: “I expect we will have more talks with Iran this week. They want to reach an agreement, but that’s not the agreement I want to make. That’s probably an agreement we would have agreed to a year ago. They misjudged the situation and are asking too much.”