Memecoin

CASHCAT has more than doubled over the past week, recovering part of its post launch slide while remaining below its mid July high. Robinhood Chain activity is shifting as total value locked reaches about $774 million and tokenized real world assets rise to $100 million.

Dogecoin is approaching a long-term support area that previously preceded powerful rebounds, keeping technical traders alert for signs of exhaustion in the downtrend. However, liquidity risks tied to the Bank of Japan, the Federal Reserve, and yen-funded carry trades could challenge any DOGE recovery attempt.

Robinhood confirmed that CEO Vlad Tenev’s X account was compromised and used to promote a fraudulent memecoin called Vladhood. The incident landed as speculative activity accelerates around Robinhood’s newly launched blockchain network.

Noxa, the largest token launchpad on Robinhood Chain, halted new launches after generating nearly $12 million in cumulative fees and later redirected transaction revenue to creators. The move has intensified pressure on CASHCAT and exposed a sharp gap between the chain’s memecoin frenzy and its tokenized real-world asset ambitions.

Senate negotiations over the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act are increasingly focused on whether senior U.S. officials and their families should face strict limits on crypto ownership, sponsorship and disclosures. Democrats say the bill cannot advance without ethics safeguards, while Republican supporters are pushing to keep the long-awaited market structure effort moving toward a vote.

CASHCAT has surged into the spotlight on Robinhood Chain, reaching a market value of about $105 million while delivering huge gains for several early wallets. The rally is also exposing the familiar dangers of memecoin trading, with thin liquidity, sharp swings, and late buyers facing steep risk.

TRUMP memecoin holders are sitting on combined losses of $3.81 billion, with nearly two-thirds of wallets that bought the token now in the red. WLFI secondary-market buyers are also under pressure, with about 85% of tracked wallets underwater after the token’s sharp retreat.

President Donald Trump defended at least $1.4 billion in crypto income reported for 2025, saying there was nothing wrong or illegal about the money. The disclosures have sharpened criticism that his family is benefiting from digital asset ventures while his administration shapes crypto policy.

President Donald Trump said there was “nothing wrong” with the more than $1.4 billion he earned from crypto-related ventures, rejecting claims of wrongdoing. New disclosures tie much of the haul to a memecoin, World Liberty Financial and a stablecoin venture linked to Abu Dhabi interests.

President Donald Trump’s 2025 financial disclosure shows he made more than $1 billion from crypto sales and royalties while the broader digital asset market weakened. The filing highlights revenue from his memecoin business and token sales tied to World Liberty Financial.