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– Bitcoins (CRYPTO: $BTC) winning streak has continued for the third week in a row: On September 4, its price hovered around the $80,000 mark. Bitcoin and other digital currencies, including Ethereum (CRYPTO: $ETH), are outperforming the broader market as investors seek refuge from volatile stocks and a shaky bond market.

Over the past week, Bitcoin rose 5% and reached a high of $82,272.31 on September 3. This is the highest level since May 11, when the price stood at $82,499.99. This three-week streak of growth marks a recovery for Bitcoin, which had been trading within a range of $60,000 to $65,000 for several months.

Other cryptocurrencies are also continuing to rise in value: on September 4, Ethereum hit a multi-month high of $2,545.62. Smaller digital currencies and meme coins are also gaining value: on September 3, Dogecoin jumped 10% to $0.09 per token. Bitcoins all-time highjust over $126,000was last recorded on October 6, 2025.

Other news from Cryptoprowl:

Strategy bought $370 million worth of Bitcoin: Strategy (NASDAQ: $MSTR) purchased $370 million worth of Bitcoin. This is the companys first Bitcoin purchase in two months. Strategy acquired 4,603 Bitcoins for $369.7 million. The average purchase price was $80,318 per BTC. Strategy noted that the latest transaction was financed by the sale of common stock worth $602.80 million. The company now holds 845,050 bitcoins worth $63.73 billion.

Coinbase and Webull Join Forces in Canada: The cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global (NASDAQ: $COIN) has expanded its partnership with the online trading platform Webull (NASDAQ: $BULL) to include Canada. Coinbase announced that Webull Canada will use its Crypto-as-a-Service platform to enable the trading and custody of digital assets in the Canadian market. This agreement gives Webull access to Coinbases liquidity and infrastructure, and allows Canadian customers to trade digital assets, including Bitcoin, without leaving the Webull platform.

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Anthropic Leases Computing Power from Hut 8: Anthropic, an artificial intelligence (AI) startup, is leasing computing power from Hut 8’s (NASDAQ: $HUT) data center in Texas.

Anthropic has agreed to allocate $35 billion to purchase computing resources from Lambda, a private AI cloud provider backed by chipmaker Nvidia (NASDAQ: $NVDA). Part of this capacity will be provided by Hut 8s data center in Beacon Point, Texasa sprawling 525-acre campus with access to up to one gigawatt of power and a connection to the existing power grid.

Polymarket raised $1 billion in its latest funding round: The Polymarket prediction market raised $1 billion as part of its latest funding round.

During this round, Polymarkets valuation reached $21 billion; the round was led by the venture capital firm 1789 Capital, owned by Donald Trump Jr. Donald Trump Jr. is the son of U.S. President Donald Trump. The new valuation is 40% higher than the $15 billion valuation Polymarket received during a funding round earlier this year.

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