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The post Justin Sun’s NFT marketplace managed just four sales last month appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Justin Sun’s NFT marketplace, AINFT, and his memecoin platform, Sun Pump, are doing terribly, selling just four NFTs and launching 57 tokens in the past 30 days. AINFT, which describes itself as “The Biggest NFT Trading Platform on TRON,” only facilitated two NFT sales this week. The NFT marketplace was originally launched as APENFT in 2021 before rebranding with an added nod to AI in 2025. Today, the marketplace is a ghost town. Across the last 30 days, only four NFT sales from two collections have been recorded, with a volume of 5,434 TRON, or $1,775. Meanwhile, during that same period, only 57 tokens have been launched on Sun Pump. Some days see as little as one token launched. That’s according to Dune Analytics, which also notes that the firm only made $196 across the last seven days. The majority of Sun Pump memecoins are themed around Justin Sun. Read more: Justin Sun
Read full articleThe potential transfer highlights evolving player valuation dynamics and NFT market impacts, influencing both football economics and digital assets. The post Paris FC targets €18M deal for Brighton’s Diego Coppola, highlighting NFT-era player valuations appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The post Altcoin Bloodbath 2026: 40% of Tokens Crash to All-Time Lows appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The post Altcoin Bloodbath 2026: 40% of Tokens Crash to All-Time Lows appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Nearly 40 percent of altcoins are trading close to their all-time lows, according to fresh data shared by crypto analyst Darkfost, underscoring how brutal this stretch of the market has become for token projects. A market stuck near the bottom “That’s today’s stat, and it reflects the harsh reality facing all these projects that chose … Source: https://coinpedia.org/news/altcoin-bloodbath-2026-40-of-tokens-crash-to-all-time-lows/
The economics of artificial intelligence are increasingly being written in a currency most investors have never priced before: the token. As enterprises push generative AI and autonomous agents into production, the volume of tokens consumed, and the supply available to meet that demand, has become one of the clearest signals of where value, cost, and […]
The post Did Ansem Buy Cash Cat (CASHCAT)? $233,000 Wallet Move Raises Questions appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A wallet named Ansem-2 spent $233,000 to buy 2.79 million Cash Cat (CASHCAT) tokens within three hours. On-chain data links the wallet to a Solana address tied to trader Ansem (@blknoiz06). The Solana address, CLM6E4zpTviEC77nWKogpVLQoXx9tgoQCYJ8NibxKg1Q, holds 10.5 million The Black Bull (ANSEM) tokens. It has generated roughly $2.6 million in past ANSEM profits. Ansem has not confirmed any link to the purchase. A Fast, Targeted CASHCAT Buy Blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain flagged the transaction on July 8. The wallet, labeled “Ansem-2” and starting with 0x6f5b, moved quickly, accumulating 2.79 million CASHCAT tokens in under three hours. Did Ansem(@blknoiz06) buy $CASHCAT? A wallet (0x6f5b) named “Ansem-2” spent $233K to buy 2.79M $CASHCAT over the past 3 hours. The wallet is linked to the Solana wallet CLM6E4, which currently holds 10.5M $ANSEM ($2.7M) and has m
Mbappe's World Cup impact highlights the volatile influence of sports on crypto markets, underscoring speculative risks and potential NFT growth. The post Kylian Mbappe’s World Cup dominance is quietly moving crypto markets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Stablecoin usage is splitting: USDT dominates payments on Tron while USDC anchors DeFi liquidity on Ethereum L2s. Risks, routes, and playbooks.
The post Shiba Inu Burns 117 Million SHIB in Largest Single-Day Destruction in Six Months appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. SHIB News Shiba Inu’s community permanently removed more than 117 million SHIB tokens from circulation on July 8, the largest single-day burn recorded in six months. On-chain data shows the tokens were routed to a dead wallet, a one-way address from which they can never be recovered. A single wallet tied to Robinhood led the activity, torching over 109 million SHIB in one transaction, with smaller wallets contributing the remainder through the session. The spike briefly revived the project’s deflationary narrative, yet it landed against a backdrop of broad altcoin fatigue. For holders of Shiba Inu, the burn underscored how community-driven supply cuts continue even when price momentum stalls. Despite the deflationary headline, SHIB has slipped close to 9% over the past month, holding a narrow trading band even after a modest weekly gain. Our reading of the tape
The post Tether Burns 2.5 Billion USDT on Ethereum, Largest Supply Cut Since February appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. USDT News Tether removed 2.5 billion USDT from circulation on the Ethereum network on 7 July, on-chain data shows, the largest single-day burn of the dollar-pegged stablecoin since February. The move cut Tether’s total USDT supply to roughly 189.6 billion, most of it concentrated across Ethereum and TRON. Stablecoin issuers routinely destroy tokens when redeeming them for fiat, so a burn of this size is not, on its own, a directional market signal. Still, the scale stood out: it marked the sharpest contraction in USDT supply in nearly five months and immediately drew attention from traders tracking exchange liquidity and cross-chain flows. Unlike algorithmic stablecoins, USDT is backed by reserves, so burns reflect redemption activity. Separately, a leadership-linked ownership change surfaced at the company. Richard Heathcote, who stepped down as Tether’s chief inv
