Crypto Market Round Up: September 28 2026

Chang.K·Sep 28, 2026·3 min read

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Treasury yields spike, an exchange breach, a delayed SEC ruling, and strong ETF inflows shape this week's digital asset markets.

Digital asset markets were driven by a macro shock this week, a spike in Treasury yields to levels last seen in 2007, alongside a major exchange breach, a delayed SEC ruling, and a continued run of Bitcoin ETF inflows.

↳ Bitcoin touched an eight-month high of $87,270 before slipping to roughly $83,500 as the 10-year Treasury yield jumped to 5.127%, its highest since 2007.

↳ Bitget confirmed a breach and raised its estimated losses to $387.5 million, including $83 million in stolen XRP, with phased withdrawals now resuming.

↳ The SECGov pushed back its decision on crypto ETF options to November 11, as Commissioner Hester Peirce prepares to leave the agency.

↳ US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $2.4 billion this week, the strongest since October 2025, though daily inflows slid from $999 million Monday to $134 million Friday.

Rootstone weekly roundup dated September 28, 2026, with four news cards covering the CLARITY Act's Senate setback, the Federal Reserve's rate increase to 3.75–4.00%, the SEC's conditional tokenized-stock exemptions, and $433 million in Bitcoin ETF inflows on September 18.

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