The United Arab Emirates has spearheaded a cross-border anti-fraud operation involving 30 countries, identifying over $39 billion in fraud-related funds and arresting more than 960 individuals.

According to official announcements, BIT’s subsidiary BIT Asset Management AG has secured approval from FINMA to list Europe’s first spot Bitcoin ETF (BBIT) on the SIX Swiss Exchange in November. Backed by Switzerland’s high-net-worth wealth pool, BBIT has opened a compliant channel allowing traditional bank accounts to directly allocate to spot Bitcoin. In terms of business progress, BIT has launched services for US and Hong Kong stocks this year; furthermore, its subsidiary Cactus Custody officially rolled out Swiss custody services last month, further establishing a secure and reliable bridge between traditional finance and crypto assets.

An #EthereumOG who bought 3,000 $ETH($7.23M now) at only $18.83 nine years ago sold today, making a 128x return!

Beating AI News reports that password manager 1Password has launched 1Password for Agents, a feature enabling AI agents to log into users’ various website accounts without needing to know their passwords. For instance, when an AI assists with online shopping and hits a login page, it first requests the designated account from 1Password. After the user approves on their device, 1Password automatically fills in the password on the website, letting the agent proceed with the task. Back in July this year, 1Password rolled out a similar integration with Anthropic for Claude, which required a Mac and browser extension at the time. This latest expansion extends support to more personal AI agents, including Meta Muse, Grok Bot, Claude Duet, OpenAI’s ChatGPT Work, and dots. However, only Muse and Grok Bot are currently being rolled out in batches, while the others remain pending. The feature is available to individual and family subscribers hosted on 1Password.com at no extra charge, though it is not yet supported in European and Canadian data regions.

According to HTX market data, Bitcoin rebounded and briefly broke through the $82,000 threshold, currently trading at $81,966.

According to TradingBeats' monitoring, the largest Meta (META) bull holder has liquidated all its positions recently. Amid Meta's sharp stock price plunge, the whale first underwent partial forced liquidation, then gradually closed out its remaining long positions, incurring a total trading loss of roughly $2.2961 million. The address has liquidated a total of 27,163.376 META long positions, with a trading volume of around $17.6676 million, at an average liquidation price of approximately $650.42—some 11.5% lower than its average cost basis of $734.95. Of the total, the long positions were first forced liquidated, amounting to about $3.5204 million and generating a loss of roughly $472,400, which accounted for around 20% of the original holdings. The remaining positions were then gradually cleared, and the holder has now shifted to shorting Apple (AAPL).

The Qingshanqiao Police Station of Xiangtan County Public Security Bureau in Xiangtan City, Hunan Province, China, recently traveled to Loudi with support from the county bureau, successfully dismantling a fraud den that used malicious links to steal virtual currency and arresting three suspects. According to investigations, on September 4, local resident Cao reported to police that after clicking an unfamiliar link in a QQ virtual currency group, his USDT worth 6,814 yuan was stolen from his account. Since August, Zhou, Chen, and Liang have been obtaining malicious virus links via the Telegram app, targeting virtual currency exchange groups on QQ and WeChat, and sending malicious links in the groups to steal virtual currency from the accounts of clickers for illegal profits. All three suspects have been lawfully detained on suspicion of theft, and the case is under further processing. (Source: Xiangtan Public Security Online)