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The World prediction market, which launched on Solana (SOL) barely a week ago, said it will move to Robinhood Chain. The team offered no clear reason for leaving so soon after its debut. The switch reverses a story from days earlier, when World was Solana’s homegrown answer to Polymarket and Kalshi. Now it is tying its future to a mainstream broker’s network. A Fast Rise for the World Prediction Market Prediction markets let people bet real money on the outcome of real events, from elections to football matches. World arrived in that fast-growing space with real hype. The project built attention with a stealth campaign, teasing a glowing globe and the line “Trade Everything” before any product. It then went live inside Phantom on July 1, a wallet with more than 15 million monthly users. World never holds user money. It settles bets automatically using Chainlink data and pays
The integration signifies a pivotal shift, potentially accelerating DeFi adoption and pressuring traditional finance to innovate or adapt.
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BNB Chain [BNB] has announced the launch of a new L1 blockchain for agentic trading. The focus is said to be on making trades faster, cleaner, and harder to manipulate. Has the announcement helped the native token’s price though? BNB Chain plans a faster L1 for agentic trading As part of its H2 tech roadmap, BNB Chain announced a new Layer 1. With this, automated systems and trading agents can execute transactions at high speed. The new chain is expected to be alongside BNB Smart Chain, opBNB, and Greenfield. The goal is to bring on-chain trading closer to the speed and efficiency of CEXs, while still allowing self-custody. We plan to ship it on testnet by the end of 2026, with mainnet release following in early 2027. More updates to come soon. A key part of the design is removing the public mempool, which is where many front-running and sandwich attacks begin. Instead,
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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-
Robinhood's embrace of memecoins highlights the tension between speculative trading and the intended institutional focus of blockchain platforms.
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In brief A meme coin trader bought $85 worth of CashCat on Robinhood Chain in June. It’s now worth more than $2 million. The trader has netted profits of around $585,000 and still maintains $1.6 million worth of CashCat. CashCat has surged to a market cap above $130 million, jumping more than 1,230% in the last 24 hours. A patient meme coin investor turned less than $100 into a small fortune on a new meme coin on Robinhood Chain, the new Ethereum layer-2 network from the brokerage and crypto exchange Robinhood. A user with the Ethereum address beginning in “0xeEE2,” bought 0.05 ETH or around $85 worth of CashCat on June 18, a few weeks before the company formally announced the public launch of its network mainnet. At the time, the purchase was good enough for around 17.4 million CashCat tokens. Just over three weeks later, the dollar amount on paper has ballooned to more
The meme coin CashCat on Robinhood Chain is the latest flavor of the hour, and one trader has turned a mini-investment into a small fortune in less than three weeks.
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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
