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Web3StonkFun's STONK Jumps 250% as the Tokenized-Stock Memecoin Craze Hits Solana
A Solana launchpad that pairs memecoins with tokenized stocks sent its STONK token up 250% to a $140M market cap, dragging Jupiter (+21%) and Raydium (+46%) along. The Robinhood Chain casino now has a Solana rival.
Security$320M Drained from Bitcoin's Liquid Network, and the Hackers Say They're the "Good Guys"
Attackers pulled ~4,000 BTC (95% of reserves) from Blockstream's Liquid Network via a software bug, no keys stolen. Now they claim to be white-hats and are negotiating the return on-chain. Here's what happened.
NewsHow a $1,491 Bet Became $1.2M in Hours, and Dragged AMC's CEO Into a Memecoin War
Frank DeGods turned $1,491 into $1.2M on an "AMC" memecoin via the FOMO app in under 12 hours. Then AMC's CEO called in securities lawyers. Inside crypto's latest tokenized-memecoin frenzy.
SecurityHow a Single Hacked Price Feed Took Down Multiple DeFi Protocols in One Week
A single compromise at oracle provider Switchboard cascaded across four blockchains, draining Full Sail (which is now shutting down) and Virtue, and exposing DeFi's most underrated risk: the infrastructure protocols quietly depend on.
NewsRobinhood Chain Was Built for Tokenized Stocks, So Why Is It a Memecoin Casino?
Robinhood's blockchain topped $1B in value and out-earned Ethereum some days, but 88% of the activity is memecoins launched via PONS, not the tokenized stocks it was built for. Here's what's actually happening.
MarketsCrypto Calendar: The September 2026 Events That Could Move the Market
A $797M HYPE unlock, a make-or-break Fed decision, CPI inflation data, and an Ethereum testnet fork all land within weeks, while institutions quietly stack ETH. Here's your month-ahead guide.
NewsBitcoin Drops to $76K as US Strikes on Iran Trigger a Risk-Off Selloff
US airstrikes on Iran sent oil above $90 and dragged crypto lower, Bitcoin fell to ~$76,800, ETH broke $2,400, and ~$115M in longs were liquidated. But the damage was uneven, and one major buyer stepped in.
MarketsForget October, September May Be the Real Test for Crypto's 2026 Rally
Traders brace for an "October crash" every year. But analysts warn this year's real danger is mid-September, when a Senate crypto vote, a Fed decision, and quadruple witching all collide within days.
SecurityInjective Exploited for ~$4.9M as Two Layer-1 Blockchains Halt on the Same Day
Injective suffered a ~$4.9M exploit via a flaw in its binary-options settlement logic, halting for nearly four hours. Separately, Ontology paused its mainnet as a precaution. Here's what happened, and what didn't.
Companies"We're Back": Strategy Buys 4,603 Bitcoin, Ending Its Two-Month Pause
Michael Saylor's Strategy resumed Bitcoin buying with a $369.7M purchase after a 10-week pause, and after quietly selling BTC over the summer. The reversal was funded entirely by selling MSTR stock.
NewsCoinbase Powers Webull's Crypto Launch in Canada as Ownership Hits 25%
Coinbase is bringing institutional-grade crypto trading and custody to Webull's Canadian customers, its fourth market with the brokerage, just as Canadian crypto ownership jumps to 25%.
MarketsCrypto Slides as New Fed Chair's Hawkish Speech Ends the Bull-Run Party, for Now
Bitcoin fell over 3% and $378M in positions were liquidated after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh struck a hawkish tone at Jackson Hole. High-beta altcoins took the hardest hit.
SecurityHow The Sandbox Minted 329 Trillion SAND Tokens Worth "$49 Billion", but Lost Only $675K
An attacker exploited a bridge flaw to mint 329 trillion unbacked SAND, a $49 billion paper figure. The real damage was $675,000. Here's how that gap is possible, and why it's the whole story.
MarketsBitcoin May Be Entering a New Bull Cycle, but One Level Decides Everything
CryptoQuant's analysts are flagging several strong bullish signals, rising demand, improving liquidity, and stronger market metrics. But the same firm warns: without a weekly close above $83,000, this is only an "initial phase," not a confirmed bull market.
Breaking News"Trump Digital Gold" $GOLD Grew to $60M MarketCap After Launch , Then Rug Pulls ~87% in Hours
A verified X account, realtrumpcoins, that's followed by @realDonaldTrump, launched a token called $GOLD, hyped it as "Trump Digital Gold," then dumped the team's entire holding within hours. On-chain sleuths flagged it before the collapse. Buyers who thought it was official were left with near-worthless tokens.
SecurityMoonwell Lost $8.7 Million Without a Single Line of Code Being Hacked
An attacker drained a DeFi lending protocol of more than it earns in a year, and never touched its smart contracts. They just fooled the price feed. It's one of the most common attacks in crypto, and this case is a textbook lesson in a risk every DeFi user should understand.
NewsA $377 Bitcoin Transfer Just Exposed the Fine Print in Trump's "Never Sell" Reserve
The US government moved a tiny sliver of Bitcoin seized from Alameda Research three years ago, and it reignited a much bigger question: does Washington actually control the roughly 198,000 BTC it's sitting on, and can it really promise never to sell?
NewsHyperliquid Is Quietly Winning the Perp Wars, and Now It Wants America
HYPE just hit a record $83, a new Layer-2 is being built to fix its biggest weakness, and the President name-checked it from the White House. Here's how a two-year-old exchange became the one to beat in on-chain derivatives, and the risks hiding under the hype.
Web3Revolut Launches Its Own Euro Stablecoin for 80 Million Users
Europe's biggest neobank just entered the stablecoin race with EURR, a MiCA-compliant euro token wired straight into its app. The timing is no accident: Revolut is betting its 80 million customers on a compliant coin it controls, while distancing itself from the dollar giant that dominates the market.
CompaniesStrategy Holds $66 Billion in Bitcoin. Its Real Risk Isn't a Price Crash, Analysts Warn
Michael Saylor's Strategy is the largest corporate Bitcoin holder on Earth, with 840,000 BTC. A new analysis argues the danger investors should actually worry about isn't Bitcoin falling, it's the company's access to capital markets drying up. Here's how the machine works, and where it could break.