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This week was characterized by significant institutional shifts, key network developments, and market volatility. More in this weekly digest on the crypto news of September 8–14, 2025, by Coinidol.com.

The cryptocurrency and blockchain industry is witnessing a significant new phase of mainstream integration, as two high-profile companies with deep ties to the space are making waves in the public markets.

The world's largest crypto exchange Binance has suffered another shutdown in Malaysia as the company continues to crack down globally.

After the notorious Twitter hack that took place on July 15, 2020, some cryptocurrency exchanges blocked suspicious wallet addresses thus saving their users' funds from thieves.

Several credit card firms have started forbidding Bitcoin and cryptocurrency purchases with various decent reasons. This very week, Apple Inc. in collaboration with two American multinationals financial services firms Mastercard Incorporated and Goldman Sachs Group, officially rolled out a new card providing customers 3% cash-back (discount) on products and services bought directly from Apple, and 2% discount on any products bought using Apple Pay – Apple’s electronic wallet service - and 1% on other related transactions.

95% of the reported Bitcoin (BTC) trading volumes are actually forged and fake. What was once taken to be as an allegation, is now having a documented proof, a research conducted by Bitwise Asset Management.

Regardless of the unswerving rejections of Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) applications set forth up to the present time, optimism is still high amongst some cryptocurrency users, that the imminent ETF decision may eventually be the one that is approved. That was until Jay Clayton, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman reassured those hopes again when he presented in a speech at Coindesk’s Consensus Invest Conference in New York.

Thursday, January 10 morning (0:10 AM UTC) – Cryptoasset markets were showing assorted signs, with several of the top market cap cryptos facing balmy variations both green and red. Bitcoin (BTC), the flagship crypto, was holding slightly above the $4,000 level, according to data from Coin360. But surprisingly, all crypto prices have abruptly declined except Tether, USD Coin, TrueUSD, Gemini Dollar, Dai, Status, Aurora, ODEM, HyperCash and maximine.

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