Overview of Major Web3 Events in September 2026

In September, the crypto and tech markets will witness several important events: the U.S. will release the non-farm payroll and CPI data for August, and the Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision and economic forecast summary. The U.S. Senate will hold a procedural vote on the CLARITY Act, and the G20 ministerial meeting is approaching. The SEC plans to discuss the transition of the stock market to 24-hour trading, while the UK's FCA will open the application channel for crypto company licenses, and the consultation period for MiCA regulation amendments will close. Tokens such as SUI, HYPE, OPN, and ZRO will see unlocks, making market fluctuations noteworthy. Apple will hold a launch event for the new iPhone, iFlytek will release the Spark X2.5 general model, Anthropic plans to publish its IPO prospectus, Microsoft will introduce the next-generation MAIA 300 AI chip, and Meta will also unveil its self-developed AI chip 'Iris'. Broadcom and Oracle will release their earnings reports, TSMC will announce its August revenue, Baidu will transition to a dual primary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and NASDAQ, and AI infrastructure company Nscale may initiate its IPO. Events such as NFT.NYC, ETH Rome, ETH Taipei, and KBW will take place in succession, along with the All-In Summit, Huawei Connect Conference, and the 2026 Yunqi Conference also scheduled for this month.

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