On September 22, CNN reported that U.S. President Trump has told his advisors that he hopes to meet with Iranian officials in New York if 'conditions are right.' The official stated that this meeting could also involve some of Trump's senior advisors who are accompanying him in New York, although no meetings have been scheduled yet. The official also mentioned that it is currently unclear whether Iran is willing to hold a potential meeting. Both Secretary of State Rubio and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Thomas-Greenfield have indicated that Trump is 'open' to meeting with Iranian officials.

On September 22, the People's Bank of China released financial education promotional content, reiterating the risks associated with virtual currencies. The central bank clarified that virtual currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether are not legal tender, do not possess legal compensation, and cannot circulate in the market. Engaging in virtual currency-related businesses within the country is considered illegal financial activity and will be banned by law; foreign institutions are prohibited from illegally providing virtual currency services to domestic entities, and without permission, they cannot issue stablecoins pegged to the Renminbi abroad. The central bank advises the public to be cautious of virtual currency projects that claim high returns and guaranteed profits; do not participate in virtual currency trading, mining, or investment; refrain from joining cryptocurrency trading groups or visiting foreign trading platforms; do not lend bank cards or payment accounts, and refuse to act as currency dealers, U dealers, or fund runners. Any discovery of related illegal activities can be reported to regulatory authorities.

On September 22, event prediction platform Kalshi requested the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to allow margin trading on its platform.

On September 22, according to market news, the CME will launch BCH (Bitcoin Cash) and Uniswap futures to expand its crypto derivatives portfolio.

On September 22, Circle (CRCL) filed an 8-K document indicating that its subsidiary entered into a new five-year cooperation agreement with Binance on September 17 to expand the promotion of USDC, replacing previous agreements signed in November 2024 and August 2025. Circle will pay Binance monthly incentive fees based on the amount of USDC held through its modular smart contract wallet infrastructure services. On the same day, Binance subscribed to 1,237,011 shares of Class A common stock of Circle at a discounted price of $80.84 per share, totaling $100 million, with the transaction completed. The related shares are generally subject to a two-year transfer restriction, but there are provisions for early termination and other exceptions.

Market data shows that BTC has surpassed $86,000, currently priced at $86,009.97, with a 24-hour increase of 2.57%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

On September 22, spot gold fell below $4,300 per ounce, with a daily decline of 1.00%. New York futures gold also dropped over 1.00% during the day, currently reported at $4,340.00 per ounce.

On September 22, following a remarkable rebound in Bitcoin, the market value of digital assets returned to over $3 trillion for the first time since January. However, traders have flocked to leverage trading in perpetual futures, increasing the risk of rapid price fluctuations. According to CoinGecko data, the cryptocurrency market value has increased by over $740 billion since the U.S. Treasury announced last month that it would increase the repurchase of long-term bonds. Leverage bets have also surged. Coinglass data shows that the open interest in various token perpetual futures has risen to nearly $160 billion, the highest level since late October of last year.