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One trader is out roughly $1 million after a phishing attack turned Uniswap’s own convenience feature against them. No protocol was hacked. No vulnerability was exploited in the traditional sense. The trader simply signed a message they shouldn’t have — and that was enough. Key takeaways A trader lost approximately $1 million after being tricked into signing a malicious Uniswap Permit2 message, granting attackers full wallet access. A separate victim lost $196,000 in a similar attack involving the $VIRTUAL token. Approval phishing has generated over $1 billion in reported losses since 2021 and shows no sign of slowing. Chainalysis reported $14 billion in total onchain scam losses in 2025, up from $12 billion in 2024; CertiK logged $370 million from phishing alone in January 2026. Tools like Revoke.cash let users audit and cancel token approvals, including Permit2 permissions — one of
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Robinhood Chain has done what few Layer 2 networks manage in a full year, all in eight days. The Arbitrum-powered network logged $500 million worth of trading volume on Uniswap on July 8th. With $100 million in total value locked (TVL) and nearly 200,000 cumulative addresses, it makes the second-biggest Uniswap deployment by 24-hour trading volume, trailing only Ethereum mainnet. DeFiLlama data shows that the total value locked (TVL) on the platform surpassed $106 million, marking an increase of 159% within a 24-hour period. Ethena and Morpho Drive the TVL Surge Morpho is the lending protocol that runs the estimated 7% annual percentage yield (APY) on USDG deposits for Robinhood Earn, with almost $90 million of Robinhood Chain’s total value locked (TVL) held on the platform. Ethena’s $50 million single-day deposit into a vault managed by Steakhouse Financial on Morpho
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The term “HODLing,” crypto slang for buying and holding an asset for a long time, has historically been associated almost exclusively with bitcoin BTC$62,946.60 and ether (ETH). One trader has now applied the same long-term approach to perpetual futures tied to the euro-dollar pair (EUR/USD) listed on the decentralized exchange (DEX) Ostium, which is powered by Nasdaq data. A trader has held a long position in EUR/USD worth $1,139,490 for 400 days, Ostrium said on Tuesday. The bullish bet, expecting the euro to strengthen against the U.S. dollar, was opened around early June 2025. EUR/USD traded above 1.14 as of this writing, largely unchanged from where it was in June last year, but it did rise as high as 1.2082 in January this year. Onchain FX trading offered by platforms such as Ostium, Gains Network, Synthetix, GMX, and others remains a very tiny fraction of the gl
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Robinhood Chain was pitched as the network for RWAs and the place to trade tokenized stocks. On July 8, it did something else entirely. According to data from Dune, the chain drew in $563.9 million in volume on Uniswap, making it the biggest volume day by far since its mainnet launch on July 1. Source: Dune That is roughly 10 times the $58.9 million it processed the day before. Uniswap founder Hayden Adams confirmed in a tweet that the volume seen yesterday beat every network except Ethereum mainnet. Robinhood chain is going absolutely crazy $500m in 24hr volume on Uniswap – that’s 10x what it did yesterday And more than any chain other than Ethereum mainnet! pic.twitter.com/wcV70BYqFa — Hayden Adams 🦄 (@haydenzadams) July 9, 2026 CASHCAT Ran 10x and Dragged the Chain With It The memecoin called CASHCAT has been the main reason behind the volume spike. The token’s lore is ar
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The whole thing stands on shaky ground, however. CASHCAT carries a market value of about $105 million against roughly $6.6 million of liquidity in its Uniswap pool, meaning it may not absorb even a fraction of the holders trying to leave at once. The token is down about 12% over 24 hours and roughly a quarter off the intraday peak near $145 million it touched on Wednesday, and sell volume has edged past buy volume, $29.1 million against $28.9 million, across more than 30,000 transactions from about 6,800 traders. Robinhood did not create the token. CASHCAT’s own website describes it as “fan fiction with a ticker,” a project built by outsiders around the cat-with-cash logo the company used in its earliest days before rebranding. The utility, the site says, “is cat.” Interestingly, on July 2, the day after the chain went live, Robinhood’s chief executive Vlad
The rise in onchain phishing scams highlights the urgent need for enhanced security measures and user education in decentralized finance.
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Robinhood Chain's rapid growth highlights potential for decentralized finance expansion, but regulatory risks and TVL concentration pose challenges.
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The post Lucky Trader Turns $85 Into $2 Million on Robinhood Chain Meme Coin appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
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
