Op Chains reported a sharp deterioration in FY26 results, with revenue down 76.4% year on year to 1.933 billion rupees and net profit after tax falling 62% to 1.034 billion rupees. Other income rose 11% to 1.531 billion rupees, mainly from interest from related party YTT Industries, accounting for about 44% of total income. The company also set September 21 for its annual general meeting in Agra, with remote e-voting open from September 18 to 20. Share transfer books will remain closed from September 15 to 21.

Nvidia is rolling out its next-generation Rubin platform as scrutiny intensifies over how AI infrastructure is being financed. The company recently helped arrange $500 billion in funding, prompting concerns that “circular deals” could inflate demand. Nvidia shares have also trailed key rivals this year and briefly ceded its position as the world’s most valuable company.

Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission has moved its plan for locally listed spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs from proposed principles to draft regulations and opened a public consultation through Sept. 20. The draft would initially allow only passive ETFs tracking Bitcoin or Ether, with each fund required to keep average net exposure of at least 80% of net asset value over each accounting year. The package also revises proposed requirements for foreign digital asset custodians used by funds investing in digital assets, including investor-protection standards the regulator deems adequate, according to the SEC.

NatWest has received approval from the US Federal Reserve to step up its US presence. The bank plans to open a new representative office to market its products and services, handle customer-service activity and carry out back-office functions. It follows UK ringfencing reforms implemented in January 2025 that made it easier to establish a physical presence outside the European Economic Area. NatWest first entered the US market as RBS in 1988 but later scaled back after the financial crisis.

CDT Equity Inc. said it has entered into a SAFE note investment in Pep’d Inc., a U.S.-based peptide company, with a valuation cap of $10,000,000. The SAFE is set to automatically convert into shares of Safe Preferred Stock once Pep’d closes an Equity Financing. CDT said the transaction expands its exposure to the growing U.S. peptide market. Pep’d operates a telehealth platform that connects patients in all 50 U.S. states with licensed clinicians.

CASHCAT rose 55.5% in 24 hours as USD 84.11 million turnover reached 0.37x market cap; a new-listing momentum surge faces a USD 0.21679 close test.

SOL rose 8.16% in 24 hours as USD 7.24B turnover and a BTC-led risk bid lifted large-cap crypto, with USD 98.97 as the daily hold level.

BTC rose 4.68% in 24 hours as USD 281.38M in BTC short  liquidations and renewed spot demand pushed price above USD 80,000.