DAPP is trading 1.7% lower as crude prices renew inflation concerns, pushing the 10-year Treasury yield toward 4.99% and weighing on growth and digital-asset exposure. - Nasdaq Composite is down 1.20%; broader equities are under pressure. - Traders await September flash PMI data and Fed commentary for rate clues; U.S. flash PMIs were scheduled for September 23, 2026. - The move reverses part of DAPP’s rally after Bitcoin advanced above $85,000, suggesting profit-taking and macro pressure, not new fund-specific news.