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$GRVT Crypto markets are kicking off the week on volatile footing, with bitcoin regaining $86,000 early Monday and briefly touching $87,000, nearing an eight-month high, before reversing course. Traders are closely monitoring dollar strength for clues on whether BTC can extend its rally or consolidate gains. Bitcoin's 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages are converging toward their first fully bullish alignment since 2025, signaling that its three-month recovery remains structurally intact. Meanwhile, macro eyes turn to a busy U.S. slate featuring ISM Services PMI, FOMC minutes, and jobless claims. On the protocol front, Ethereum developers are gearing up for the "Glamsterdam" testnet upgrade on Sepolia, alongside major token events across Balancer, Aave, and AirSwap. What to Watch (All times ET) Crypto Ethereum core developers execute the Glamsterdam upgrade on the Sepolia testnet, marking a critical dress rehearsal for mainnet implementation of account abstraction enhancements and data availability optimizations. Macro Oct. 6, 5:00 a.m.: Eurozone Retail Sales MoM for August est. 0.4% (Prev. -0.6%) Oct. 7, 2:00 p.m.: U.S. FOMC Meeting Minutes (Sept. 15-16 Meeting) Oct. 7, 3:00 p.m.: U.S. Consumer Credit for August est. $12.5 billion (Prev. $18 billion) Oct. 8, 8:30 a.m.: U.S. Initial Jobless Claims for period ending Oct. 3 est. 195K (Prev. 197) Oct. 9, 10:00 a.m.: U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Prelim for October est. 48.1 (Prev. 48.1) Earnings None scheduled Token Events Governance votes and calls Aave is voting on allowing an outside firm manage a new, independent lending market on its platform, with the two sides splitting the profits 50/50. The so-called Aave Request for Final Comment (ARFC) proposes a deployment framework for Sentora to operate externally curated Hub and Spoke instances on Aave V4, authorizing its initial deployment on Ethereum. Under the proposed model, Sentora will independently curate collateral, risk parameters, and interest rate curves outside the Aave DAO’s core risk mandate, while the DAO retains smart contract admin ownership and receives a 50% revenue share.Voting ends Oct. 5. AirSwap is holding a signaling vote on whether Consensys should temporarily pause its automated sales of AST tokens if the market price drops too low. Community members are indicating whether Consensys should temporarily pause its planned AST sales to cover operational expenses if token prices fall below its self-established minimum threshold. Voting ends Oct. 5. Derive is voting on a proposal (DIP) to increase the share of applicable protocol fees allocated toward weekly DRV buybacks from 35% to 50%. The existing execution cadence and buyback mechanisms will remain unchanged, with the update purely boosting the fee allocation percentage. Voting ends Oct. 5. Balancer is voting on a joint treasury resolution following the recent protocol wind-down plan. The proposal seeks to settle cross-DAO token swap commitments between BalancerDAO and CoW DAO, detailing the orderly return and pro-rata distribution of treasury-held COW and BAL assets. Voting ends Oct. 6. Unlocks Oct. 5: Canton CC$0.1268 to unlock 0.38% of its circulating supply worth $19.18 million. Oct. 8: Stable STABLE$0.02706 to unlock 3.3% of its circulating supply worth $24 million. Token launches No confirmed major token launches.

$ETH Balancer, a decentralized exchange and automated market maker, has proposed winding down the protocol after its post-exploit restructuring failed to generate enough revenue, with its leader saying he underestimated how much a $128 million exploit in November would continue to weigh on adoption. The proposal was authored by Balancer Labs CEO Marcus Hardt and published on the Balancer governance forum on Monday. It calls for an orderly wind-down of the protocol and the distribution of its remaining treasury, currently worth more than $9 million, to BAL tokenholders. The proposal comes after Balancer Labs shut down in March, when executives opted to continue operating the protocol under a leaner structure. Hardt said Monday that while the restructuring succeeded in cutting costs and delivering the products promised to tokenholders, the revenue side of the plan fell short, echoing profitability challenges faced by several other DeFi protocols this year. “What did not come was enough revenue. Most of the protocol’s revenue still comes from v2, and v3 revenue has not grown to replace it. The product worked. It did not sell enough,” Hardt said in a statement on X. Data from DefiLlama show that Balancer’s monthly protocol revenue fell to $371,000 in November from $1.13 million in October after an exploit affecting composable stable pools on its legacy v2 protocol. Revenue continued to trend downward into 2026, with August revenue at just $56,781. “The November 2025 exploit hit legacy v2 pools. v3 is a different architecture, but the event followed the name into every conversation since and made traction harder to build,” Hardt said on the Balancer forum. “I underestimated how much the exploit would continue to limit adoption,” he added in a separate post on X. Balancer wind-down proposal Under the proposal, Balancer would begin a phased shutdown next month, with new business development ending and liquidity providers given until Oct. 30 to prepare to exit the protocol. Meanwhile, pools that can be paused would move to withdrawal-only, while those that can’t be paused will continue working but have the protocol fee set to zero where contracts allow it. From Nov. 1, Balancer would operate only the minimal infrastructure needed to support withdrawals, and the DAO would be wound down, with a small team to manage the transition. The proposal sets aside up to $400,000 for the wind-down process. Related: Balancer Labs shuts down 4 months after $100M+ exploit, protocol to continue BAL holders would receive the remaining treasury on a pro-rata basis, with the first distribution scheduled for May 2027, when holders would burn their BAL in exchange for their share of the treasury assets. A second distribution would return unspent wind-down funds, unclaimed assets from the first distribution, followed by a “final sweep” six months later. Hardt said delaying a wind-down would eat into the treasury without changing the ultimate outcome. “Continuing on the current path spends the treasury to arrive at the same place later. That treasury belongs to BAL holders. The question is whether what remains reaches holders while it is still substantial, or is spent first on a path that has already been tried,” he said. The wind-down requires approval from BAL holders, with a snapshot vote scheduled for Sept. 25 to 29. A rejection would leave Balance’s existing operating framework in place. Magazine: Why are AI’s biggest companies suddenly asking to slow down?

🚨 Bitget Spot Delisting Notice – Feb 24, 2026 Delisting date & time: 📅 February 24, 2026 — 10:00 UTC ❌ Spot trading pairs being delisted (10): TANSSI/USDT BAL/USDT NKN/USDT GHST/USDT CHESS/USDT LAZIO/USDT SHIB/USDC ALGO/USDC DOT/USDC BTC/WUSD ⏰ What happens next? 🔒 Deposits: Already suspended ❌ Open orders: Will be automatically canceled at delisting 💸 Withdrawals: Available until March 24, 2026 (10:00 UTC) ⚠️ After March 24, withdrawals may no longer be supported — don’t sleep on this. 🧠 What you should do now If you hold these assets, withdraw them before March 24 If you still want exposure, consider: Swapping to USDT pairs (if available elsewhere) Moving to self-custody or another exchange Avoid last-minute congestion — fees and delays usually spike near deadlines

delisting 10 spot trading pairs on February 24, 2026 Notice of delisting of 10 spot trading pairs on February 24, 2026 Dear Bitget user Bitget is delisting a total of 10 trading pairs on February 24, 2026, 10:0 (UTC). Details are as follows: 1.Delisting spot trading pair(s): TANSSI/USDT,BAL/USDT,NKN/USDT,GHST/USDT,CHESS/USDT,LAZIO/USDT,SHIB/USDC,ALGO/USDC,DOT/USDC,BTC/WUSD 2.Deposit services for the delisted pairs are now suspended. Withdrawals will remain open for users until March 24, 2026, 10:0 (UTC). 3.Note that all pending trade orders for the mentioned pairs will be automatically canceled. For more information, please refer to our official announcement: Notice of delisting 10 spot trading pairs on February 24, 2026 Please withdraw the delisted token before March 24, 2026, 10:0 (UTC) $BAL $NKN $TANSSI