CASHCAT reaches $250 million market cap
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CASHCAT reached about $250 million in market cap. It was down 18% over the 24 hours to August 28.
CASHCAT reached about $250 million in market cap. It was down 18% over the 24 hours to August 28.
NET hit $2,000 for the first time after recovering from an earlier 50% drop. A Uniswap v4 pool had little NET left during the move.
Apeonfone reached a market cap above $36 million within two days of launch.
Low Quality Cats revealed the art and traits for its NFT collection. Holders began checking rarity and trading the newly revealed pieces.
PONS climbed from about $5 million to a burn-adjusted market cap near $193 million. Almost 30% of supply has been burned, so the $272 million figure based on the original fully unlocked supply overstates circulating value.
The U.S. Treasury accepted $1.19 billion of debt in a buyback and plans to double the cap for longer-dated debt on September 9. Bitcoin reached $81,455, up 26% since the August 19 announcement, though yields erased their initial move and the crypto link remains speculative.
Robinhood Chain reached a record 375,000 active addresses as DEX volume rose to $361 million and launchpad volume rebounded to $212 million. Uniswap controls 97% of the chain’s DEX liquidity.
An account followed by Donald Trump launched GOLD, then deleted its posts after the token hit a $60 million market cap and collapsed within an hour. Fifteen team-linked wallets sold 224.5 million GOLD for $330,000.
Pump.fun distributed about $700,000 in rewards to 50 accounts that promoted mostly tiny tokens. Some recipients sold within minutes of buying, exiting before followers could react.
Hyperliquid activated permissionless HIP-4 deployments on mainnet, letting teams lock 500,000 HYPE to deploy validator-approved outcome market templates. Outcome launched the first markets with a $1 million rewards program.
Argonauts sold 7,208 public-mint NFTs at 0.12 ETH each in five minutes, with another 2,791 reserved for free claims. Secondary volume passed 1,100 ETH and the floor reached about 0.31 ETH.
TokenWorks has used 167 ETH of a 327 ETH allocation to buy FWA for its reserve, making it a top-five FWA holder.
RATSPEAK jumped from a $2.5 million market cap to $6 million in 24 hours. A buyer who entered near $300,000 is now close to a 20-fold gain.
The Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index fell from 73 to 68, staying in greed as Bitcoin traded at $77,733. A separate broader crypto gauge stood at 78.
Quotrons rose from a roughly $900 floor to 2 ETH. Kraken CEO Arjun Sethi also gave the collection a shoutout.
An attacker abused a signature check in Rain’s outdated Solana card contract to grant admin access and drain about $1.1 million from 2,682 user vaults across four programs, including Avici and Tria. Rain upgraded the affected contracts, and platforms began refunding users.
Sberbank plans to accept BTC, ETH and USDT as loan collateral. The rollout depends on Russia's new regulatory framework, with ETH and USDT requiring Bank of Russia approval.
Bitcoin’s 90-day correlation with gold rose above 50% as its Nasdaq 100 correlation fell from above 60% to about 33%. The shift may reflect demand for Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat debasement.
Fomo captured 46% of daily Solana trading-platform spot volume, taking the lead as Axiom fell below 30%. Axiom had controlled more than half of the market before Fomo’s rise.
ZEC pulled back below $800 after reaching an eight-year high of $880 following Grayscale’s filing to convert its Zcash Trust into a U.S. spot ETF. Buyers added exposure on the dip.
The Senate is set to hold a September 15 cloture vote on the CLARITY Act, with 60 votes needed to open debate. The bill would still need a later floor vote before passage.
Coinbase launched 1:1-backed tokens for Apple, Nvidia, Meta and Google shares on Base for eligible users outside the U.S. The tokens generated $124.8 million in DEX volume, led by Nvidia at $71.6 million.
Ethereum reached $2,550 after moving above $2,500 but failed to hold above resistance. A weekly close above that level could open a move toward $3,000, while more rejections could send ETH back toward $2,000.
SOL reached $110, its highest level since January 31. The token gained about 40% over the week and 80% from its June low.
XRP gained about 53% for the week and reached a seven-month high near $1.70. U.S. spot XRP ETFs added $39.8 million during the week.