Yuanfeng Financial invests $4,400,000 to buy ETH, and WLFI bans the founder of Tron, with a wave of multiple coin unlocks coming next week. This week, news in the crypto market continues to flow, starting with the Yang Group's acquisition of Ethereum (ETH) for a large amount, to the on-chain conflicts between WLFI and the founder of Tron, and then to Polymarket's return to the US market and the success of the Venus protocol in recovering stolen funds. The market is intermittently focused on these events. Next week, many cryptocurrencies will see unlocks and the release of important economic data, so investors should follow up in advance. A review of this week's important news. Yang acquired $4,400,000 to buy on September 2, the Yuanfeng Group announced the purchase of 10,000 ETH in the public market, for a total value of approximately $44 million, funded from internal cash reserves. These acquisitions will be listed as investment assets in the financial data, demonstrating its commitment to long-term planning in the Web3 space. WLFI banned the address of the founder of Tron by blacklisting the blockchain address, freezing 540 million released WLFI and 2.4 billion secured coins, with a total estimated value in the hundreds of millions of dollars. WLFI accuses a certain exchange of allocating users' coins to pressure prices in the crypto market, while the founder of Tron responded that it was just a small test and address distributions that did not affect the market. Nasdaq enhances regulation of listed companies holding cryptocurrencies. According to a report from The Information, Nasdaq will strengthen oversight of listed companies that own digital assets, requiring them to obtain shareholder approval before issuing new shares to buy coins and enhancing information disclosure. Non-compliant companies may face trading suspension or delisting risks. Polymarket receives CFTC approval to return to the US. Market prediction platform Polymarket has received a no-action letter from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) allowing it to resume operations in the US, exempting it from some record-keeping and reporting requirements. Previously, this platform exited the US in 2022 for not registering as a specific contract market. The Venus protocol recovers $13.5 million after being hacked. On September 2, users of the Venus protocol were targeted in a phishing attack that resulted in the loss of assets estimated at around $13.5 million. Subsequently, the platform halted operations and enforced liquidation of the attacker's wallet through governance voting, successfully recovering all funds. The Conflux Foundation plans to build a CFX fund with a listed company. The Conflux Foundation plans to collaborate with globally listed companies to explore the management of digital asset treasuries and build the ecosystem, with the deposited CFX being locked for no less than 4 years. Market focus points for next week. Bit Digital expands capital to support Ethereum strategy. Bit Digital (BTBT), listed on Nasdaq, intends to hold a shareholder meeting on September 10, where it proposes to increase the authorized capital from $350 million to $1.01 billion to support its Ethereum strategy. Unlocking several coins. MOVE (: 50 million coins will be issued on September 9, representing 1.89% of the circulating supply. 652,500 pieces will be issued on September 9, representing 0.25% of the circulating supply. 11,310,000 coins will be issued on September 11, representing 2.2% of the circulating supply. MOCA ): 2.43 million coins will be issued on September 12, representing 0.06% of the circulating supply. Key macro data: China's industrial output, retail sales; Eurozone trade account: UK unemployment rate, ZEW index in Germany, US retail sales: UK consumer price index, Eurozone consumer price index, Canada interest rate decision: Bank of England interest rate decision, initial jobless claims in the US: Japan's consumer price index, Germany's producer price index, retail sales in Canada. Conclusion. This week, the crypto market saw mixed volatility amid institutional planning, regulatory dynamics, and security events. The unlocking of coins next week and macro data will further influence market sentiment. Investors should follow the price movements of ETH and major coins, along with the latest developments in ETFs, regulations, and on-chain security events.