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According to ChainCatcher, Nasdaq-listed Solana treasury management company Upexi (ticker: UPXI) disclosed that as of today, its SOL holdings have increased by 4.4% compared to September 10, reaching 2,106,989 SOL, with an additional approximately 88,750 SOL acquired. Based on the end-of-month price of $188.56, the total value of its holdings is about $397 million, achieving an unrealized gain of approximately $72 million compared to the purchase cost of $325 million. However, due to the broad decline in the crypto market this Monday, the price of SOL dropped by about 15% to $160.94, corresponding to a holding value of about $340 million, with the book profit shrinking to around $15 million. Upexi CEO Allan Marshall stated that despite the bearish market sentiment, the company remains committed to creating long-term value for shareholders. Nearly all of Upexi's SOL is staked, with an annualized yield of about 7%–8%, generating approximately $75,000 in daily income. About 42% of the holdings are locked SOL purchased at a double-digit discount to the spot price, providing "endogenous returns" for shareholders.

Foresight News reported that Berachain has released an update stating that, except for one oracle provider, most key partners are ready. Due to recent issues related to Stream/Elixir, the oracle provider has been under significant pressure over the past 24 hours. They hope to resume operations within a few hours. Once the oracle is back online and the blockchain resumes block production, Berachain will post another update here. In the meantime, the team has verified and received pre-signed transactions from the white hat individual currently holding the stolen BEX funds. Once the blockchain resumes block production, these transactions will transfer the BEX funds from the white hat individual to the foundation deployer's wallet, eliminating reliance on the white hat. If the recovery proceeds smoothly, Berachain will release the latest updates to the community.