Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026
What the fintech newsletters in this directory covered on Crypto & Web3 that week — drawn from 39 posts across 6 newsletters, and nothing else.
Stack and Story published the largest volume of coverage last week, spanning stablecoin infrastructure, Bitcoin movements, and market structure. The newsletter reported that stablecoins hit a bank-sized bottleneck, that 600 BTC from 2010 moved without being Satoshi's coins, and that Liquid Network's federation lost 4,000 BTC. It also covered Orionx shutting down over a $7M custody gap, the SEC's ETF fast track splitting the crypto industry, and the Bank of Korea warning that dollar stablecoins can weaken the won. Additional Stack and Story items included a Trezor breach growing to 67,000 more US users, BTC ETFs posting a $3.8B run while still red for 2026, Bitcoin ETFs posting a $731M day on a Fed bet, and Zcash topping $1,000 as miners squeeze margins. The newsletter further reported that Tether froze $42M before a warrant existed, that Singapore banned stablecoin yield but not risk, and that the crypto lobby asked the SEC to lock in ETF rules. It closed the week noting Robinhood Chain's DEX volume hitting $1.6B, Cango's miner pivot posting an $81.6M loss, Webull outsourcing Canada crypto to Coinbase, and Strategy's buyback pause being characterized as never having been a pause.
Bankless focused heavily on stock-token controversy and Robinhood Chain activity. It covered stock tokens drama and the AMC CEO blasting Robinhood stock tokens as AMC shares rallied, alongside a stock-paired meme squeeze story and a follow-up characterizing the stock-paired memecoin squeeze as a lie. Bankless also reported Ethereum achieving a new blob usage record, Bitcoin reclaiming $80,000 amid dovish Fed signals, and Pons reaching new all-time highs on Robinhood Chain. Other items included coverage of what EIP-7906 would change about Ethereum transactions, World open
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