CASHCAT climbed back toward a $150 million market value after its post-Robinhood-listing drop. The rebound followed a low near $30 million.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew about $853.5 million across five straight inflow sessions, their strongest week since mid-April. BlackRock’s IBIT supplied roughly $693 million, more than 80% of the total.
Solana memecoin TOAD reached roughly a $20 million market cap within hours of launch. Pump.fun investor Mike Dudas promoted it, and some traders called the move inorganic.
A trader held a roughly $50.9 million 40x Bitcoin short on Hyperliquid and sat $163 from liquidation.
Chain Mancer NFTs climbed from a free mint to nearly $3,000, and MANCER briefly hit a $12 million market cap.
Bitcoin’s 30-day implied volatility index hit its 2026 low, adding to signs of unusually quiet trading.
TUT rose as much as sixfold in one day, from $0.045 to $0.305. The move left more than $44 million liquidated over 24 hours, the highest total for any asset.
Fomo led Solana spot platforms with about $38.85 million in 24-hour volume, nearly double Axiom’s $19.90 million. It also passed Axiom in daily revenue.
StonkBrokers reached a 12.4 ETH floor less than a month after its free mint.
Pump.fun alerts followers when selected accounts buy tokens. Paid traders could use tiny microcap buys to trigger alerts before selling into followers; one highlighted trade lasted 17 seconds.
Bybit’s U.S. civil suit targets North Korea and Lazarus Group over the 2025 theft, and a preliminary injunction freezes identified assets. Bybit says it has recovered $48.4 million and frozen another $30.5 million across more than 28 exchanges and custodians.
The Flow Horse recognized one FroHorse token as legitimate, denied being hacked and started buying again. He later drew backlash for selling after saying he would not, then buying back a smaller amount.
Pump.fun’s fee revenue rebounded to outperform Hyperliquid on a weekly basis. The platform also transferred another $6.25 million in earned SOL to Kraken, taking estimated cumulative SOL sales to about $807 million.
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.
Bitcoin held above $65,000 as Iran rejected US terms and kept the Strait of Hormuz closed. Brent crude rose above $84.
The FCA is preparing rules that could let tokenized gold serve as collateral in UK wholesale markets. Standards are expected in the coming months.
NYSE is developing an onchain settlement platform for tokenized securities after joining DTC’s July tokenization pilot.
Attackers drained an estimated 1,600–1,800 BTC from Coldcard wallets after a firmware flaw weakened seed entropy for five years. They may be veteran GPU crackers, but their identity remains unresolved.
From Jan. 1, 2027, Brazil will make crypto firms wait 24 hours after account funding before sending more than $10,000 to foreign platforms or self-custody wallets. The limit covers a single transfer or daily total, plus smaller transfers flagged by risk controls.
Bitcoin reclaimed $65,000 after U.S. payrolls fell by 23,000 in July versus expectations for an 80,000 increase. The weak report and downward revisions pushed reported odds of a September Fed hike to about 44% from 55%.
Strategy’s Bitcoin-linked preferred stock STRC reached about $95, its highest level in roughly 50 days and within $5 of its $100 par value.
Grayscale withdrew its SEC registration statements for Cardano, Hedera and Polkadot ETFs. The registrations never took effect and no shares were issued.
Putin signed Russia’s comprehensive crypto law, licensing exchanges and brokers and capping retail purchases at 300,000 rubles annually per intermediary. Effective Sept. 1, it preserves the ban on domestic crypto payments but permits cross-border trade settlements.
John Thune filed cloture on the motion to proceed to the CLARITY Act, with a vote set for September 15. It needs 60 votes and would only open Senate consideration, not pass the bill.
An attacker drained about $7.9 million from Coinsbuy wallets across Ethereum and TRON, then moved funds through exchanges toward Monero. Coinsbuy halted deposits and withdrawals temporarily before restoring service.