Robert Kiyosaki, financial guru and bestselling author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", recently stated on X (formerly Twitter) that fiat money is coming to an end and that crypto is the future.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the United States has investigated lack of cooperation with Binance.US.

Very interesting research conducted by Henley & Partners is represented by the first world report on crypto wealth in the world. According to this analysis, it was determined that there are approx 88,200 crypto millionaires in the world, half of whom enjoy exclusive trust in Bitcoin (BTC) cryptocurrencies. The total market value of cryptocurrencies now stands at a whopping 1.180 billion US dollars, while globally there are 425 million individuals who own cryptocurrencies.

Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of the second largest cryptocurrency in the world Ethereum (ETH) informed is public that on September 9 this year, his son Dmitry Buterin was the victim of a cyber attack attacks on the social network X, better known as the former Twitter.

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) started September on a negative note, where it once again fell below $26,000 on Friday. However, a critical indicator in the chain reveals increasing buying pressure from American "whales" investors.

Crypto markets are going through tough times as the Federal Reserve tightens its grip monetary policy. The Fed overshadowed all the good news. This is quite normal because the investors they turn to safer investment options because access to liquidity becomes difficult. It is resulted in selling due to indifference to risk markets, including cryptocurrencies. The increase in interest rates and the move to a tighter monetary policy triggered the inevitable scenario for risky markets. The shift of institutional investors to safer assets such as Treasury bonds negatively affected risk markets, including cryptocurrencies. Such as the influx of money into the market during the pandemic triggered growth, the last two years we experience the opposite. The unique problems of cryptocurrencies have certainly played a significant role role in increasing losses. But that will eventually come to an end and the Fed will start lowering again interest.