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DeFi Development Corp. (Nasdaq: DFDV) has given up the day-to-day control of DisclaimerCoin (DONT), the memecoin it launched in January 2026. Stewardship has been transferred to ZeroStack Holdings CEO Daniel Reis-Faria and a dedicated team. DONT holders will now have a new set of hands in charge of the token’s development. What does DisclaimerCoin’s change in leadership mean? DeFi Development Corp. has officially handed over the management of DisclaimerCoin (DONT), a memecoin it launched in January 2026, to Daniel Reis-Faria, the CEO of ZeroStack Holdings (NASDAQ: ZSTK), and a dedicated team. This deal is leading up to the world’s first publicly traded company-created memecoin. DFDV (NASDAQ: DFDV), a Boca Raton firm, will keep a significant treasury stake but will no longer run the project day-to-day; that will be up to the new team. The team led by Daniel Reis-
The post CASHCAT Soars 1,600% Amid Robinhood Memecoin Frenzy appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
CASHCAT jumped over 1,600% in 24 hours, pushing its market capitalization to $117 million. Whale buying and Ansem wallet speculation fueled demand for the CASHCAT memecoin. Robinhood has not endorsed CASHCAT despite the rally boosting attention around its Layer-2 chain. Robinhood Chain-based memecoin CASHCAT continued its explosive rally on July 8. The token jumped more than 1,650% in 24 hours to trade around $0.112. The surge pushed CASHCAT’s market cap to $117 million, making it one of the day’s best-performing cryptocurrencies. Notably, the public interest in Robinhood’s new Layer-2 blockchain has helped stir the rally. The token’s name references “Cashcat,” Robinhood’s original internal codename from its early years, which adds to its appeal. However, despite the price surge, Robinhood has not endorsed the memecoin. Whale Buy Fuels Ansem Speculation Blockchain analytics platform Look
The post Solana Price Analysis: Can SOL Hit $90 in July 2025? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Pump.fun has offloaded another 122,498 Solana, or around $10 million at the current price. Following it, SOL experienced a huge 3.6% drop. That sale brings the Solana-based memecoin launchpad’s cumulative disposals to 4.656 million SOL, valued at $794.8 million at a blended average exit price of $170.7 per token. The mechanics start with Pump.fun converting protocol fee revenue, denominated in SOL, into stablecoins as a treasury management practice. What makes it structurally significant is scale. At 4.656 million SOL sold, Pump.fun stands as the single largest recurring seller in the Solana ecosystem, and each transaction lands on a market already navigating contested technical ground. Pump fun(@Pumpfun) sold another 122,498 $SOL($10.08M) again today! In total, https://t.co/C909I8882s has sold 4,656,826 $SOL($794.8M) at an average price of $170.7.https://t.co/kyztoJLCjt pic.twitter.com/
The post Bonk Price Slides After $20M DAO Attack Hits Solana Memecoin appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Key Insights Bonk Price dropped after a DAO treasury attack. BonkDAO blamed a malicious governance proposal. Bonk crypto faced pressure as memecoin demand weakened. Bonk Price fell after BonkDAO reported that an unknown entity drained treasury tokens through governance. The attack hit the Solana-based memecoin project and forced the team to contact law enforcement. The move added pressure on bonk crypto during a weak period for memecoins. Traders reacted because the exploit targeted governance, not only wallet or exchange security. Bonk Price Reacts To Treasury Drain Bonk Inu said on X that BonkDAO detected a malicious governance proposal behind the treasury loss. The project said it worked with law enforcement to recover funds and identify responsible parties. Source: Bonk Inu CoinMarketCap data showed BONK traded near $0.000004 after dropping 7.89% over the past 24 hours. The mo
The post ANSEM soars 299% and brings Solana’s memecoin trenches back to life appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
The Black Bull (ANSEM) is up roughly 299% over seven days, trading with $64.9 million in 24-hour volume and a market cap near $173 million, per CoinGecko. That size puts ANSEM in a category that traders treat as a read on Solana’s broader risk appetite. Traders are calling the move a sign the trenches are back, and DefiLlama shows Pump.fun volume at $5.33 billion in weekly DEX volume and $18.22 billion over 30 days. July 4 was the first day Pump.fun and PumpSwap crossed $1 billion in daily volume since April 8, and the week of June 29 to July 5 was the first above $5 billion since late March. On July 1, Solana’s memecoin factory hit its highest daily numbers for token launches and graduations in 80 days, driven largely by ANSEM. The token has already spawned competing variants, and copycat dilution is usually one of the first signs that a trench cycle is picking back up. Ph
The rise of Solana's memecoin highlights the volatility and risks in crypto markets, emphasizing the need for liquidity over mere market cap.
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The massive wealth transfer highlights potential regulatory scrutiny and legislative action due to significant losses for retail investors.
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