The global cryptocurrency market cap has experienced a slight decline, dropping by 0.78% over the past day to reach $3.75 trillion. According to CoinMarketCap data. Bitcoin (BTC) has traded within a wide range of $109,562 and $112,500 in the last 24 hours, closing today at $111,389 with a 0.33% dip. While most major cryptocurrencies are trading mixed, RDNT, DASH, and BEL have shown notable gains of 65%, 35%, and 24% respectively. Top stories highlight the increasing likelihood of U.S. government shutdown extending beyond October 15th, while the Federal Reserve is anticipated to lower interest rates in October. Bitcoin’s resilience against trade war concerns has also been observed by analysts. Grayscale continues its pursuit for SEC reporting status with Bittensor Trust and Vivek Raman emphasizes Ethereum’s potential for institutional investment. Silver prices have surged, disrupting the London market. **Market Focus** centers on the U.S. government shutdown and Federal Reserve actions. Robert Kiyosaki recommends investing in silver and Ethereum as key assets. Meanwhile, an interview explores Plasma’s potential to become the infrastructure for global stablecoin flows. **Market movers** reveal the following: ETH: $3819.89 (-0.19%), BNB: $1175.72 (+4.22%), XRP: $2.3929 (-4.28%), SOL: $180.6 (-3.72%), DOGE: $0.18786 (-4.44%), TRX: $0.3147 (-1.22%), ADA: $0.6415 (-5.27%), WBTC: $111376.17 (-0.29%), WLFI: $0.1199 (-11.19%), LINK: $17.27 (-5.94%).