According to BlockBeats, on September 10, the first U.S.-listed ETF related to TRON (Tron) began trading on September 9, with the ticker symbol TRXS, and was launched by Canary Capital.

This ETF not only provides TRX price exposure, but will also participate in the TRON network's staking mechanism. Staking rewards will be included in the fund's net asset value, providing traditional market investors with a new channel to obtain TRX and staking income.

Canary Capital states that as stablecoins continue to gain popularity globally, Tron has become a crucial infrastructure for digital asset payments and settlements. The Tron network is widely used for stablecoin transfers due to its lower costs and higher efficiency. Canary Capital has launched several crypto ETFs in the past year, covering assets such as HBAR, Litecoin, and XRP.

According to BlockBeats, on September 10th, since August 17th, the price of Bitcoin has risen by about 22%, and stocks related to crypto trading platforms and stablecoins have also strengthened, but Bitcoin mining companies have clearly lagged behind.

Among the 11 Bitcoin mining companies and related companies analyzed in the market, only Canaan Technology outperformed BTC, while the other 10 companies underperformed Bitcoin, with a median increase of only 1.8% during the period.

Core Scientific and Terawaulf performed the worst, lagging behind Bitcoin by 27% and 24%, respectively.

Analysis indicates that some mining companies have shifted their focus to high-performance computing (HPC) and AI data center businesses in recent years. While this transformation has helped companies support their stock prices during the crypto bear market, it has also diverted attention from Bitcoin mining and brought additional operational risks.

However, the dual strategy of AI data centers and Bitcoin mining may become a long-term advantage for mining companies: mining businesses benefit during bull markets, while AI data centers can improve the company's balance sheet during crypto market downturns.

According to BlockBeats, on September 10, US President Trump stated that the war with Iran would end immediately after the midterm elections, while also saying that the US "is not seeking a deal," but negotiations are still possible.

Trump had previously stated that the US military action against Iran would not last long, but the situation between the US and Iran has continued to escalate recently, with conflicts intensifying near the Strait of Hormuz and international oil prices once exceeding $100 per barrel.

According to BlockBeats, on September 10, US President Trump stated that Russian President Putin hopes to reach an agreement; and if Ukrainian President Zelensky is also willing to reach an agreement, "that would be great."

Trump also stated that oil prices will drop significantly after the midterm elections. He had a good talk with Russian President Putin and may hold a bilateral meeting with Russia.

Previously, a US special envoy had visited Moscow and Kyiv to push for the resumption of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. Following a phone call between Trump and Putin on September 8, the Kremlin stated that the two sides discussed ways to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

According to BlockBeats, on September 10th, Apple released its first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo. When unfolded, it features a 7.6-inch inner screen, the largest display ever seen on an iPhone; when folded, it uses a 5.4-inch outer screen, with a screen area equivalent to 90% of the iPhone 18 Pro. Both screens support ProMotion, always-on display, and up to 3000 nits of outdoor brightness.

The new phone features a Type 5 titanium body and a precision hinge composed of over 100 parts, supports IP68 dust and water resistance, and integrates Touch ID into the side button. The iPhone Duo is powered by a 2nm A20 Pro chip and a custom heat spreader, offering up to 35% better sustained performance than the iPhone 17 Pro, and supports split-screen operation of two apps simultaneously. It also features a 48MP main camera and a 48MP ultra-wide camera, and the foldable design allows for selfies using the rear camera and live preview on the external screen.

The new phone features a dual-battery architecture, supporting up to 44 hours of video playback when using the external screen. The iPhone Duo is available in Space White and Midnight White, and in 256GB, 512GB, 1TB, and 2TB capacities, starting at $1,999 in the US. Pre-orders begin on October 16, with official sales starting on October 23. It will be available in more than 70 countries and regions, including China, in the first batch.

iPhone new product series prices in China: iPhone 18 Pro starts at 9999 yuan, iPhone 18 Pro Max starts at 10999 yuan, and iPhone Duo starts at 15999 yuan.