According to BlockBeats, on September 10th, CryptoRank reported that the market capitalization concentration of the top 100 crypto assets (excluding stablecoins) in 2026 has returned to 2021 levels. Specifically, "crypto versions of Magnificent 7" account for 92.1% of the total market capitalization of the top 100 assets, with BTC alone accounting for 66.6%, a significant increase compared to five years ago. This means that the current growth of the crypto market is increasingly reliant on a few leading assets, while the broader altcoin market is receiving a significantly smaller share of funding.

According to Beating AI, financial AI platform Rogo has secured approximately $30 million in strategic investment, with Citigroup, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Mitsubishi UFJ, and Société Générale all participating. Combined with previous investors JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Truist, at least eight banks are now strategic investors in Rogo.

Originally designed for investment banks to create models, presentations, and research, Rogo is now expanding into providing AI assistants for bank wealth management advisors. It can examine client portfolios, analyze client relationships, and help advisors prepare more personalized recommendations. Major banks such as JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America are already using Rogo.

Rogo completed a $160 million Series D funding round in April of this year, reaching a valuation of $2 billion. The new valuation was not disclosed in this strategic investment.

BlockBeats reported on September 10th that OpenCover, an on-chain risk protection platform, announced the expansion of its institutional-grade risk protection to the Solana network. Eligible positions are now eligible for risk protection, initially covering Kamino, Raydium, Orca, and Jupiter. Specific coverage, amounts, and terms vary depending on the protocol and position. OpenCover primarily provides on-chain risk protection for DeFi users and connects users with insurers such as Nexus Mutual.

Following this expansion, Solana ecosystem users can now purchase insurance against risks such as smart contract vulnerabilities, oracle malfunctions or manipulation, liquidation failures, and governance attacks. According to a previous announcement by Nexus Mutual, it has already launched four insurance programs on Solana: Kamino, Raydium, Orca, and Jupiter, covering nearly 90% of the funds in the Solana lending market. Kamino and Jupiter alone hold over $1 billion and $925 million in lending deposits, respectively. OpenCover stated that this launch marks the beginning of its further expansion of risk transfer infrastructure on Solana, and it will subsequently collaborate with protocols, asset management institutions, and liquidity providers to expand the range of positions eligible for insurance.