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On September 8, renowned trader Killa stated in a recent post that although he does not favor the majority of altcoins and believes that 99.9% of projects may ultimately go to zero, it is still worthwhile to selectively participate as long as there are profit opportunities in the market. He noted that one of the better phases for investing in altcoins historically occurs when Bitcoin begins to form a bottom and gradually rises. Killa pointed out that during the last cycle, when Bitcoin rose from $16,000 to $74,000, many altcoins recorded gains of 300% to 500%; however, after Bitcoin started to significantly outperform the market and its dominance increased, many altcoins began to experience substantial declines. He believes that if his assessment is correct and Bitcoin has currently formed a temporary bottom, then many altcoins may have also completed their bottoming process at low levels. This suggests that there could be significant profit potential in preemptively investing in some quality assets before the real bull market expansion begins. Killa revealed that he previously bought SOL at $76, and this position has risen about 50% since the entry price; the publicly disclosed entry price for HYPE's spot and long positions was $51.55, with subsequent gains of about 70%. He also recently shared a swing long position in ASTER, expecting this position to have at least a 50% to 100% upside potential. 'Altcoins may have already hit their bottom ahead of time, and the real market hasn't started yet; now is the time for selective investments,' he stated, adding that he will continue to hold previously disclosed positions in SOL, ASTER, and HYPE while seeking more worthy assets to invest in.

On September 8, renowned trader Killa published a post stating that although he does not favor the majority of altcoins and believes that 99.9% of projects may ultimately go to zero, it is worth selectively participating as long as there are profit opportunities in the market. He believes that one of the better phases for investing in altcoins historically has been when Bitcoin starts to form a bottom and gradually rises. Killa pointed out that during the last cycle, when Bitcoin rose from $16,000 to $74,000, many altcoins recorded increases of 300% to 500%; however, after Bitcoin began to significantly outperform the market and its dominance increased, many altcoins faced substantial declines. He suggests that if his assessment is correct and Bitcoin has formed a temporary bottom, then many altcoins may also have completed their bottoming process at low levels. This implies that there could be significant profit potential in selectively investing in quality assets before a true bull market expansion begins. Killa revealed that he previously bought SOL at $76, and this position has risen about 50% since the entry price; the publicly disclosed entry price for HYPE spot and long positions was $51.55, with subsequent gains of about 70%. He also recently shared a swing long position in ASTER, expecting this position to have at least a 50% to 100% upside potential. 'Altcoins may have already hit bottom ahead of time, and the real market has yet to start; now is the time for selective investment,' he stated. He anticipates seeing different altcoins rise in succession and will continue to hold previously disclosed positions in SOL, ASTER, and HYPE while looking for more worthy investments.

On September 8, the U.S. CFTC requested a Washington D.C. court to dismiss CME's lawsuit against Kalshi regarding Bitcoin perpetual futures. Kalshi's cash-settled BTCPERP was approved on May 29, has no expiration date, and uses a funding rate to track spot prices. CME argues that contracts without a delivery date and with continuous payments are classified as swaps rather than futures; the CFTC described the matter as 'overblown' and pointed out that CME could also list similar products, noting that trading volumes for CME Bitcoin futures in June and August were higher than in May. CME is required to submit a response by October 2.