News/FameEX Morning Crypto News Recap | September 2, 2025

FameEX Morning Crypto News Recap | September 2, 2025

2025-09-02 06:23:05

U.S. Senate Set to Review Crypto Market Structure Bill

The U.S. Senate will review the Responsible Financial Innovation Act of 2025 on September 30. The Senate Banking Committee’s markup hearing will address cryptocurrency regulation, focusing on clarifying the Securities and Exchange Commission’s role in overseeing the digital asset market.

 

Geopolitical Risks and Fed Cut Hopes Push Gold Prices Higher

Gold prices near record highs as Federal Reserve rate cut expectations and geopolitical risks rise. Traders await key non-farm payroll data this week, positioning early for potential opportunities amid heightened market uncertainty.

 

Enterprises and Governments Acquire 3,184+ BTC Daily in 2025, Outpacing Miner Supply

River reports that in 2025, Bitcoin demand from enterprises, ETFs, and governments far outpaces miner supply. Companies purchase around 1,755 BTC daily, ETFs and funds acquire 1,430 BTC, and governments add 39 BTC. With miners producing just 450 BTC per day, demand exceeds supply nearly fourfold, potentially creating market supply pressure.

 

Analyst Predicts AI Will Render Stocks Irrelevant, Driving Investors Toward Bitcoin

Analyst Jordi Visser argues AI accelerates innovation, rendering public companies inefficient investments. He predicts Bitcoin will surpass stocks in performance over the coming decades.

 

Institutions Allocate Just One-Seventh as Much to Crypto as to Gold

The Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey on September 1 shows institutional investors allocate 2.2% to gold versus only 0.3% to cryptocurrencies. This reveals a conservative stance toward digital assets, with crypto allocations averaging one-seventh of gold’s.

 

South Korean Retail Investors Dump $657M Tesla Shares in August, Shift Toward Crypto

In August, South Korean retail investors sold $657 million in Tesla shares, the largest outflow since early 2023. The decline signals fading enthusiasm for Tesla, with traders shifting funds to alternative assets, including cryptocurrencies.

 

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