On Sept. 18, 2026, Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded heavy outflows, with investors pulling nearly $600 million in a single day. The data suggest short-term sentiment has turned more cautious. Institutional money also moved sharply out of major crypto-asset ETFs, marking a relatively large one-day net outflow in the recent period.

NEAR gained 22.72% in 24 hours as confidential perpetuals and a USD 70 million Intents TVL milestone reinforced its chain-abstraction narrative.

CNPY gained 40.53% in 24 hours, with USD 65.06 million in turnover against a USD 59.56 million market cap, highlighting new-listing volatility.

HYPE gained 9.84% in 24 hours, supported by HIP-3 market activity and regulatory discussion around passive trading software; turnover was USD 1.23 billion.

CoreWeave (CRWV) shares fell 4.2% on Thursday, even as the AI cloud company said it continues signing new compute capacity contracts at higher prices. Investors focused on a $3 billion convertible debt offering and an at-the-market program to sell up to 35 million shares. Rosenblatt analyst John McPeake reiterated a Buy rating with a $250 price target, saying the additional $6.3 billion in financing would strengthen the balance sheet.

FET gained 12.94% in 24 hours amid a broader AI-token bid, with USD 94.04 million of turnover and a USD 410.23 million market cap.

UNI gained 15.27% in 24 hours as tokenized-stock rules refocused attention on permissioned AMM liquidity; turnover reached 0.26x market cap.

Turkish regulators froze trading in funds run by seven asset managers and ordered 130 funds to liquidate following a market selloff. The funds involved have a combined portfolio of 891 billion lira ($21.4 billion) and about 353,000 investors, according to a source cited by Reuters. The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkiye increased repo funding to 300 billion lira and lifted banks’ interbank borrowing limits tenfold to ease lira liquidity strains.