Odaily Planet Daily reports that a public hearing was held in Plattsburgh, New York, to discuss a temporary land use ban for high-energy-consuming computing facilities such as AI data centers and cryptocurrency mining. If passed, the ban would suspend approvals for projects with electricity demands of 300 kilowatts or more for 12 months. As of Tuesday, Plattsburgh Mayor Wendell Hughes had not yet approved the ban. The city council plans to meet again on September 17 to continue considering the proposal. Plattsburgh previously implemented an 18-month ban on Bitcoin mining in 2018 due to residents' concerns about electricity costs. Currently, some cryptocurrency mining companies are shifting to AI and high-performance computing businesses, and related industries are facing challenges such as increased mining difficulty, higher electricity costs, and falling token prices. (Cointelegraph)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitcoin reserve company Strategy is selling Nike Air Jordan and Nike Dunk sneakers bearing its own logo on its official website store, priced at $250 each. Both shoes are currently sold out and are not official Nike collaboration products. The Strategy store currently only accepts credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay, and does not support payments using Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. This payment method has drawn criticism from social media users, with some pointing out that Bitcoin-themed merchandise cannot be purchased with BTC. On Tuesday morning after the Labor Day holiday, Saylor stated that Strategy had repurchased $176 million of STRC preferred stock. Simultaneously, the company recently suspended Bitcoin purchases, and discussions about the sneaker merchandise have emerged on social media. (Bitcoin.com News)

According to Gate data, gold (XAUUSD) fell to $4,350 per ounce, currently trading at $4,348.95 per ounce, down 1.3% from the previous trading session close.

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According to Bitcoin News, Liquid Federation reported that attackers exploited a vulnerability in the Elements range proof verification cache to mint approximately 4,000 unreserved L-BTC, which they then exchanged for real BTC via the authorized exit peg path on SideSwap. Liquid's functional departments considered the transactions valid and released approximately 4,000 BTC from the federal reserves. Before the incident, Liquid held approximately 4,205 BTC, and its reserves had dropped to a minimum of 197 BTC before the shutdown. The attackers, who claimed to be white-hat hackers, have since returned 3,400 BTC, leaving approximately 598.5 BTC outstanding. No private keys were compromised, and the exit peg mechanism itself functioned as designed. Liquid remains offline, and Blockstream is preparing to release an emergency version of Elements v23.3.4 and is working to restore the network with 1:1 Bitcoin reserves.