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$ETH lost roughly 28% over the past 30 days and now trades near $1,640. Floors measured in $ETH fell far less than dollar values, exposing the sector’s denomination risk.
Data from CoinGecko places the CryptoPunks floor at 32.5 $ETH, or about $53,254. Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) sits at 9.05 $ETH, roughly $14,828, while Pudgy Penguins trade at 4.48 $ETH, near $7,335.
The divergence is starkest at CryptoPunks. Its floor climbed from 31 $ETH to 32.5 $ETH over the past 30 days, yet the dollar floor fell 29% from above $71,00.
$NFT Heat Map. Source: Coingecko
BAYC and Pudgy Penguins declined on both measures. Their dollar floors lost 39% and 42%, roughly triple their $ETH-denominated drops of 9.4% and 15%
Aggregated floor valuations now sit between $1.4 billion and $2.4 billion, depending on the tracker. CryptoPunks, the 2017 collection that anchors the sector, alone represents 27% of that total.
The slide tracks Ethereum’s broader downturn. $ETH trades 67% below its August 2025 record of $4,946 and has lost 34% in a year.
A 17-session ETF outflow streak drained over $401 million from US spot $ETH funds in May.
$NFT analyst wale.moca, a former Azuki researcher, argued this dependency makes $ETH-denominated gains hollow.
Sentiment looked stronger earlier in the cycle, when an apparent $NFT season comeback lifted CryptoPunks and Moonbirds.
BAYC, in contrast, has revisited the lows it set when its floor price crashed below 10 $ETH.
Some teams are reducing their reliance on speculation. Pudgy Penguins has bet on culture over short-term price, signing a partnership with Manchester City to reach mainstream audiences.
Ethereum Price Performance. Source: BeInCrypto
Perhaps, the $ETH June price outlook could offer signs of whether the blue-chip valuations can stabilize
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Yuga Labs-affiliated developers rescued 68 non-fungible tokens from Flooring Protocol after an exploit put NFTs from collections including Bored Apes and CryptoPunks at risk.
Yuga Labs CEO Michael Figge said Monday that the recovered NFTs are now in the company's custody and will be returned once a solution is finalized.
Yuga’s pseudonymous vice president of blockchain, 0xQuit, said the recovery covered more than $500,000 worth of NFTs.
Despite the $NFT market’s cooldown, some collections still retain high floor prices. CryptoPunks had a floor price of around 32.7 $ETH ($54,612), while Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs sat around 9.16 $ETH, according to CoinGecko.
The incident affected a protocol that had already been winding down parts of its consumer-facing $NFT business.
Floor Protocol said in September 2025 that its Web3 consumer services were entering sunset mode and advised FPv2 token holders to redeem their NFTs and exit fractional positions before Oct. 15, 2025.
Former CEO FreeLunchCapital said the protocol faced liquidity issues and organizational changes that left parts of the $NFT division unmanaged.
FreeLunchCapital said they had continued providing liquidity and kept some of their own $NFT assets on the platform to help users exit positions, adding that those assets became a primary target during the exploit.
FreeLunchCapital said they are in talks with the parent group behind the management team to regain control of the protocol.
Despite falling sharply from its peak, the $NFT market still represents billions of dollars in value. CoinGecko data showed overall $NFT market capitalization climbed to around $2 billion in late April and early May before falling back toward $1.4 billion by Monday.
$NFT Price Floor data showed CryptoPunks and Bored Ape Yacht Club remained the two largest $NFT collections by market capitalization.
CryptoPunks had a market capitalization of about 339,400 $ETH (about $560 million), while BAYC stood at around 90,590 $ETH ($150 million).
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Yuga Labs, the prominent $NFT development company behind the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) collection, announced it has preemptively recovered and secured a significant number of high-value non-fungible tokens after detecting a security vulnerability in the Flooring Protocol. The operation, led by Quit — Yuga Labs’ blockchain security division — successfully retrieved 29 BAYC tokens, along with four Mutant Ape Yacht Club (MAYC) NFTs, two CryptoPunks, one Azuki, and 26 Captainz.
Yuga Labs CEO Michael Figge confirmed the recovery on X, stating that the company acted swiftly after identifying a risk of further exploits targeting the Flooring Protocol, a decentralized platform that allows users to fractionalize and trade $NFT ownership. The vulnerability, which has not been publicly detailed, posed an imminent threat to assets held by Yuga Labs and potentially other users on the platform. Figge emphasized that the recovered assets will be returned to their rightful owners once the protocol’s security patch is fully implemented and tested.
The incident highlights ongoing security challenges within the $NFT ecosystem, where smart contract vulnerabilities and protocol-level flaws can expose high-value digital assets to theft. Flooring Protocol, which enables users to deposit NFTs and mint fractional tokens, has become a popular tool for liquidity and trading but also introduces complex attack surfaces. Yuga Labs’ proactive response sets a precedent for how major $NFT platforms can coordinate with security teams to mitigate risks before losses occur.
$NFT theft and hacking incidents have cost the industry hundreds of millions of dollars in recent years, with high-profile exploits targeting BAYC, CryptoPunks, and other top collections. The preemptive recovery by Yuga Labs is notable not only for the value of the assets — individual BAYC NFTs can trade for tens of thousands of dollars — but also for the collaborative approach between a major $NFT developer and a third-party protocol. The move may encourage other projects to adopt similar proactive security measures and could influence how platforms like Flooring Protocol handle vulnerability disclosures.
Yuga Labs’ swift recovery of 29 BAYC and other high-value NFTs demonstrates the growing importance of dedicated blockchain security operations within the $NFT industry. As the Flooring Protocol works to patch the identified vulnerability, the incident serves as a reminder that even established platforms remain vulnerable to technical flaws. For collectors and traders, the event underscores the value of proactive asset protection and the need for robust security practices across all layers of the $NFT ecosystem.
A: The specific details of the vulnerability have not been publicly disclosed by Yuga Labs or Flooring Protocol. It was identified as a security flaw that could allow attackers to exploit the protocol’s smart contracts to steal deposited NFTs. A patch is currently being developed.
Yes, Yuga Labs CEO Michael Figge confirmed that the assets will be returned to their rightful owners once the security patch is completed and the risk of further attacks is eliminated.
The incident highlights ongoing security risks in $NFT protocols and may lead to increased scrutiny of smart contract audits. It also demonstrates the value of proactive security operations, which could become a standard practice for major $NFT projects and platforms.
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The Open Network (TON), the layer-1 blockchain integrated with messaging platform Telegram, saw its share of the cross-chain non-fungible token ($NFT) market surge by 130.4% in the first quarter of 2025, capturing 35.5% of the market. The data comes from a Q1 report published by blockchain analytics firm Messari, which highlights a stark contrast between TON’s growing $NFT footprint and declining metrics in other areas of its ecosystem.
According to Messari’s report, the sharp increase in TON’s cross-chain $NFT market share occurred during a period when the native token TON saw its spot price fall by 26.5%. Sales of Telegram-related digital products settled through Fragment, a TON-based marketplace for collectibles and usernames, reached $88.5 million in the quarter. This suggests that Telegram’s user base continues to drive demand for tokenized assets tied to the platform, even as broader crypto market sentiment weighed on token valuations.
However, other key metrics painted a less optimistic picture. Total value locked (TVL) in TON-based decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols dropped by 34.9% quarter-over-quarter in dollar terms, or 11.6% when measured in TON. The average daily transfer volume of USDT on the network was $77 million, a decline of 32.5% from the previous quarter. The number of daily active addresses also fell by 8.8% to 90,790.
The divergence between $NFT activity and DeFi metrics suggests that TON’s $NFT market growth is being driven by Telegram’s unique ecosystem rather than by general crypto market trends. Telegram’s integration of TON-based wallets and $NFT functionality allows users to buy, sell, and trade digital collectibles directly within the messaging app. Fragment, which serves as a marketplace for Telegram usernames, virtual phone numbers, and other digital assets, has become a central hub for this activity.
Messari’s report indicates that the cross-chain $NFT market share calculation includes NFTs that are traded across different blockchain networks. TON’s increasing share reflects growing interoperability and adoption among Telegram’s large user base, which exceeded 900 million monthly active users as of early 2025.
For Telegram users and TON investors, the data presents a mixed outlook. The strong $NFT market share signals that the platform’s digital collectibles ecosystem is gaining traction, potentially attracting more creators and collectors. However, the decline in DeFi TVL and stablecoin transfer volume indicates that broader financial use of the network is still developing. The drop in daily active addresses may also point to a narrowing of user engagement to a smaller, more active cohort focused on $NFT trading.
For the broader crypto industry, TON’s performance highlights the importance of real-world applications and user bases in driving blockchain adoption. Telegram’s integration of TON gives it a distribution advantage that many other layer-1 networks lack, but sustaining growth will require expanding beyond $NFT sales into DeFi and other use cases.
TON’s Q1 2025 performance underscores the complexity of blockchain ecosystem growth. While the network captured a significantly larger share of the cross-chain $NFT market, this came alongside falling token prices, declining DeFi activity, and fewer daily active users. The data from Messari suggests that TON’s $NFT success is closely tied to Telegram’s platform-specific utility, while broader financial metrics still face headwinds. For now, the network’s trajectory depends on whether it can convert $NFT engagement into sustainable DeFi adoption and user retention.
The Open Network (TON) is a layer-1 blockchain originally developed by Telegram and now maintained by an independent community. It is integrated with Telegram’s messaging platform, allowing users to send crypto, trade NFTs, and access decentralized applications.
Cross-chain $NFT market share refers to the percentage of $NFT trading activity that occurs across multiple blockchain networks. A higher share indicates that a blockchain is being used to trade NFTs that originate from or are accessible on other chains, reflecting interoperability and adoption.
Token prices are influenced by broader market conditions, investor sentiment, and supply-demand dynamics. The growth in $NFT market share is driven by Telegram’s user base and platform-specific utility, which may not directly correlate with token price movements in the short term.
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The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act), establishing a permanent statutory boundary between federal agencies in regulating digital assets, was formally placed on the U.S. Senate Legislative Calendar. However, its immediate passage faces strong resistance as the bill recently stumbled over crucial hurdles regarding ethics disputes and law enforcement concerns. Prediction market odds on Polymarket for the bill passing have plummeted to 47-48% (down from over 74%), with a few session days left before the August recess to debate the bill alongside competing national security priorities.
Nevertheless, the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) issued by the SEC and CFTC and the subsequent joint interpretive release established the first formal five-part token taxonomy, explicitly classifying digital collectibles as non-securities. This provided significant regulatory clarity by confirming that NFTs are not a security. The $NFT art market has transitioned away from the speculative frenzy of 2021 into a more consolidated ecosystem with curated, high-end digital art featuring themes of the 250th anniversary of our nation. On Flag Day, celebrated on June 14th, which marks our nation’s first crypto President’s 80th Birthday, many museums are showing their commitment to preserving Digital Art for Future Generations and holding USA 250 themed exhibitions.
The Museum of Art + Light (MoA+L) unveiled its permanent digital art collection, featuring more than 40 works by 15 internationally recognized digital artists. Developed in partnership with Iconic, the collection represents a significant commitment to collecting, preserving, and exhibiting digital art that reflects the breadth, innovation, and cultural significance of digital artistic practice in the 21st century by a contemporary art museum in the US.
From the beginning, our partnership with the Museum of Art + Light has centered on the belief that digital art deserves the same level of institutional support, preservation, and public engagement as any other artistic medium,” said Chris Cummings, Founder and CEO of Iconic. “We are honored to have collaborated in helping establish a collection that not only celebrates today’s leading digital artists but also creates an important cultural resource for the future.”
Conceived as the first contemporary art museum in the world to showcase immersive, digital, and permanent collections from its inception, the MoA+L has intentionally built a collection that spans generative art, AI-assisted works, digital poetry, blockchain-native artworks, and hybrid physical-to-digital pieces to assemble a collection that captures key voices shaping contemporary digital culture.
Whether people have seen Lady Liberty in real life in different cities or only in photographs, whether the people are American or from other nationalities or cultures, the Statue of Liberty, which first served as a lighthouse standing tall in NY Harbor across from our museum has come to symbolize something important for people in their own lives at a very personal level – she represents a certain level of security, constancy, freedom, democracy, the rule of law, hope, and the abolition of slavery serving as a universal beacon of light, liberty and inspiration. We invite everyone who wants to see the Statue of Liberty Art Show or Lady Liberty herself and the largest waterfront spectacle, SAIL 4th 250…Where Light Meets Liberty! that will take place from July 3-8, 2026, in the Port of New York and New Jersey, with the main spectacle, the International Parade of Tall Ships, scheduled for July 4, 2026.
These events are part of America’s Semiquincentennial (250th) anniversary celebration and is expected to be the largest international maritime gathering in U.S. history, with over 30 tall ships from around the world, sailing up the Hudson River. Our museum, which is hosting a July 4 Watch Party Breakfast, will serve as a key viewing spot. For further details or to be an event sponsor, contact www.lighthousemuseum.org,” explained Linda Dianto, Executive Director of NLM.
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When a protocol that moved over $737 million in loan volume decides to close its doors, the decision tells you more about the market than any chart. The original report confirms that $NFT lending pioneer NFTfi will shut down, with new loan originations already halted and operations set to conclude on August 31, 2026. The reason is brutally simple: the $NFT market has contracted so sharply that potential revenue no longer covers the cost of running the platform.
NFTfi launched in 2020 during the early surge of $NFT mania. It allowed borrowers to use their NFTs as collateral for crypto loans, while lenders earned yield by providing liquidity. At its peak, the platform sat at the center of the growing $NFT finance stack. The $737 million in cumulative loan volume speaks to the demand that once existed. But that number is now a historical footnote, not a trajectory. The current $NFT landscape cannot support a dedicated lending protocol built for a different era of trading volumes and floor prices.
For a protocol that never raised enormous war chests, operating costs eventually become the deciding factor. NFTfi’s shutdown was not triggered by a hack, a regulatory order, or a smart contract failure. It was a pure business decision. When daily borrowing demand drops low enough, fee income collapses, and the team behind the protocol faces a straightforward question: does projected revenue cover engineering, compliance, and infrastructure costs? For NFTfi, the answer was no.
The platform’s total loan volume figure is large, but time-distributed. The $NFT lending boom of 2021–2022 was concentrated in a handful of high-value collections. As floor prices eroded and blue-chip NFTs lost the liquidity premium they once carried, the borrowing use case diminished. Lenders grew risk-averse, and borrowers found fewer reasons to lock up capital in depreciating collateral. That dynamic starved $NFT lending protocols in a way that broader DeFi lending did not experience.
NFTfi’s closure is not an isolated anomaly. It fits a pattern where application-layer protocols that rely entirely on a single asset class suffer disproportionately when that asset class enters a secular decline. This is different from a cyclical dip. The $NFT market has not simply corrected; it has structurally reshaped. Trading volume migrates to a few dominant collections on a handful of marketplaces, while mid-tier projects that once fueled lending activity have evaporated.
While $NFT-centric platforms are scaling back, chains themselves show resilience. Developer activity on major blockchains remains robust, with Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Polygon still attracting builders. That contrast matters. It suggests the infrastructure layer is not the problem. The pain is concentrated in applications that bet heavily on a single narrative that has not endured.
At the same time, capital is rotating into adjacent narratives that have found product-market fit with institutions. Real-world asset tokenization just crossed $20 billion on-chain, a milestone achieved while $NFT lending volume dried up. That shift underscores a broader separation between two versions of blockchain finance: one built around cultural assets and speculation, the other bent on integrating with TradFi plumbing. NFTfi belonged firmly to the first category.
The immediate question is whether other $NFT lending protocols follow the same path. Blend, BendDAO, and ParaSpace have all faced liquidity and demand crunches, though some have diversified into broader DeFi products. NFTfi’s decision to stop originating loans by a fixed date and wind down cleanly suggests the team evaluated all options and found no viable pivot. It also raises an uncomfortable point about protocol sustainability: not every useful product generates enough revenue to survive without perpetual token incentives or venture funding.
There is also an unresolved question about borrower behavior. Even now, some holders want to borrow against illiquid NFTs rather than sell them, especially for high-value items. But the pool of reliable lenders has shrunk. The risk-reward calculus for lending against an $NFT that could drop 20% in a week is simply not attractive in a low-volume environment. Until a liquid derivatives market or institutional credit facility emerges for NFTs, this corner of DeFi will likely remain dormant or consolidated into a few deeply capitalized players.
For $NFT traders and collectors, the impact is direct. Fewer lending options mean less liquidity for borrowing against assets, which further reduces the utility of holding NFTs. That feedback loop can accelerate price declines, especially in collections that were once heavily used as collateral. The market will not miss NFTfi because a substitute arrives; it will miss it because a function disappears.
Pockets of $NFT activity still exist. Recent weekly sales data shows that BRC-20 NFTs and select digital collectibles still command millions in volume. But those niches operate on different infrastructure and attract different participants. They have not revived the lending appetite that once defined Ethereum’s $NFT finance ecosystem.
NFTfi’s shutdown is a reminder that in crypto, high historical volume does not guarantee a future. Markets contract, narratives shift, and operating costs do not disappear just because the revenue model no longer works. For founders building single-purpose DeFi protocols, the lesson is clear: dependence on one asset class without a sustainable fee structure is a vulnerability that time tends to expose.
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CoinGecko, a leading independent cryptocurrency data aggregator that tracks and analyzes market data across the blockchain industry, has unveiled the list of top 10 NFTs by trading volume for the last week. The degrading positions highlight the necessity of these non-fungible tokens NFTs in the market from multiple angles. NFTs are being used extensively for trading worldwide.
These top 10 NFTs by last 7D are Courtyard, Bored Ape Yacht Club, Pudgy Penguins, Mutant Ape Yacht Club, DeezNode, Normies, Muraqqa, Ordinal Maxi Biz (OMB), Bitcoin Shrooms, and Milady Maker. These NFTs are covered by 4 sides to estimate their growth in the market. These 3 aspects are 24-hour change, Market Cap, and 24h volume.
Courtyard is at the shining stage in the top 10 NFTs pack, with a market cap of $2529272 and a 24 h trading volume of $1563980, and a 16.4% price change over the period. In the provided list, Bored Ape Yacht Club is in the 2nd position, which bears a change of 2.0% with trading volume of $221494. In the same way, Bored Ape Yacht Club has a market cap of $164891615.
Pudgy Penguins appear on the list with a market cap of $69784759 and have a change of 1.0% over the last day. Pudgy Penguins has a trading volume of $67716. Mutant Ape Yacht Club is in 4th position in this list, with a change in value of 1.4% by the last 24h. Mutant Ape Yacht Club has a trading volume of $57659 and holds a market cap of $48075273.
As per Coingecko data, DeezNode is the $NFT project that has faced no change over the last 24h and has a market cap of $63624 with a 24h trading volume of $25452. Normies faced a decline of 10.8% in price change over the last 24h. Normies has a trading volume of $25261 and a market cap of $7258147. Normies is at the 5th position in the given list. Muraqqa faces a huge increase in the price change over the last 24h, which is 12.8%.
Muraqqa holds a trading volume of $22134 and a $864426 market cap over the previous day’s analysis. Ordinal Maxi Biz (OMB) is the $NFT performer as the DeezNode, who has faced no change in price over the last 24h. Ordinal Maxi Biz (OMB) has a market cap of $5881793 and also has a trading volume of $21603.
Bitcoin Shrooms has got the 9th position in the top performer list of NFTs. Bitcoin Shrooms also faces no change in price over the last 24h. Bitcoin Shrooms has a market cap of $8590069 with a trading volume of $19872. Milady Maker is ranked in 10th position with a change in value of 2.1% in the last 24h. Milady Maker has a trading volume of $19437 with a market cap of $17958472
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Non-fungible token ($NFT) project Pudgy Penguins has expanded the retail reach of its trading card game through a nationwide rollout at Target stores in the United States.
According to a press release sent to Cointelegraph, the launch of Vibes Series 3 marks the game's biggest retail expansion to date and brings the total number of circulated cards to 15 million. The new set includes additional gameplay mechanics, original artwork and appearances from characters in the Moonbirds collection.
The rollout shows how Pudgy Penguins is extending its $NFT-born intellectual property into mainstream consumer products as it aims to build a broader entertainment franchise beyond digital assets.
Pudgy Penguins developed Vibes in partnership with Orange Cap Games, with Series 3 following two earlier releases. The digital collectible project is the fourth-largest $NFT collection by market capitalization, according to data tracker $NFT Price Floor.
The project has also expanded into toys, gaming, licensing and other consumer products.
The project’s licensing model also allows $NFT holders to receive 5% of net revenue from physical products featuring their individual penguins.
The franchise has pursued a similar expansion through gaming. In 2025, Pudgy Penguins launched the skill-based Pengu Clash game on The Open Network. At the time, Netz described gaming as a vehicle for bringing the project’s intellectual property to wider audiences.
It also launched a mobile game called Pudgy Party in August 2025. According to Pudgy Penguins, the game's downloads exceeded 1 million. However, the project said on Monday that it would halt further development of the game and focus its resources on a browser-based game called Pudgy World.
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Element $NFT Marketplace, a Web3 entity to sell, buy, and interact with non-fungible tokens (NFTs), has partnered with Ink, a Kraken-built L2 blockchain. Element $NFT Marketplace’s launch on Ink denotes a milestone as a part of the platform’s expansion strategy. As per Element $NFT Marketplace’s X announcement, it aims to deliver a more effective environment to the consumers to delve into and interact with the highly valuable digital collectibles. Hence, the move fortifies the link between the scalable blockchain framework and $NFT platforms.
Element $NFT Marketplace’s collaboration with Ink highlights the rising adoption of L2 networks for the provision of seamless experiences on-chain. Additionally, the availability of the marketplace on Ink is set to permit consumers to leverage $NFT-related operations via an ecosystem focusing on enhanced blockchain functionality, affordability, and speed.
Keeping this in view, the integration is poised to back streamlined transfers while minimizing the key challenges normally linked to conventional blockchain networks. Additionally, Ink pays considerable attention to the provision of cost-effective on-chain interactions and scalability for a wide-ranging crypto consumer base. By utilizing the L2 technology, it attempts to enhance transfer efficiency while maintaining the advantages of blockchain-native applications.
Apart from that, through this collaboration, Element $NFT Marketplace endeavors to fortify the role it plays in the $NFT landscape by connecting projects, collectors, and creators in a scalable network. Moreover, the rollout underscores the ongoing $NFT market evolution, with key attention given to infrastructure improvements.
Elements $NFT Marketplace deems this integration a noteworthy step in leveraging the functionalities of a devoted L1 ecosystem while also backing consistent advancement of blockchain-powered digital assets. Furthermore, both entities are anticipated to delve into additional opportunities to improve $NFT accessibility and strengthen the broader Web3 network. Ultimately, the joint effort reflects the significance of scalable blockchain products in driving digital ownership.
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At 41 years old, Cristiano Ronaldo stepped in front of the cameras on July 5, 2026, and confirmed what millions had quietly assumed for months: the 2026 FIFA World Cup will be his last. The announcement arrived not as a formal farewell speech, but as a side note before a knockout match — characteristically Ronaldo, focused on the next game rather than the ending.
The press conference came the day before Portugal’s round-of-16 clash against Spain at Dallas Stadium in Texas, scheduled for July 6, 2026. Ronaldo made the declaration simply, almost impatiently, as if tired of being asked.
“I want to enjoy it as much as possible, because it will be my last World Cup, yes,” he said, via OneFootball. “But I hope that tomorrow won’t be my last game in the World Cup… I’ll retire when I want to, not when you want me to. It’s a waste of time to keep asking that question.”
That last line was directed broadly at the press room — though Ronaldo also got into a pointed exchange with one reporter he recognized, telling him: “You have been trying to kill me for the past 23 years, but you must have seen that is not worth it.” The message was clear: he remains on his own timeline, and no one else’s.
What he did not confirm is a full retirement from football. He stopped short of announcing an end to his club career and explicitly declined to rule out future international friendlies. The distinction matters — for fans, for sponsors, and for markets built around his continued visibility.
The numbers behind this farewell are staggering. Ronaldo holds Portugal’s all-time records with 232 caps and 146 international goals — figures that belong in a different category from the rest of his generation. His first World Cup appearance came in 2006, when he was playing for Manchester United. Since then, he moved through Real Madrid, Juventus, Sporting CP, and eventually Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia, which won the KSA title last season.
Across those six tournaments, he became the first male player in history to score in six different World Cup editions. His three goals in the 2026 World Cup extended that record further. He now has 11 goals in World Cup matches overall, a figure that reflects consistency over two full decades at the tournament’s highest level.
Outside the World Cup, his trophy shelf includes Portugal’s Euro 2016 title — the country’s first ever — and UEFA Nations League wins in 2019 and 2025. His total career goal tally sits at 976, with the 1,000-goal milestone hovering on the horizon.
“I don’t think I’ve been doing that badly… I’ve scored three goals,” Ronaldo said ahead of the Spain match. “Others have scored more, but because they are doing very well. But let’s see if I can score tomorrow.”
He holds Portugal’s all-time records with 232 caps and 146 international goals, has appeared in six World Cups, and is the first player to score in six different editions of the tournament.
No. Ronaldo did not confirm retirement from club football and did not rule out future international friendlies, deliberately leaving those questions unanswered.
He scored three goals in the 2026 World Cup, bringing his all-time World Cup goal total to 11.
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$NFT buyers expecting to have some ownership stake in professional 3-on-3 basketball teams from rapper and actor Ice Cube’s BIG3 league have filed a class action lawsuit against the league in the Superior Court of California—challenging the league’s past promises as it prepares to go public.
At its core, this case is about promises made to investors who are also the league’s most loyal fans," said the attorney for the plaintiffs, Joseph Sakai, in a statement.
Our clients invested substantial sums based on representations that they would receive meaningful ownership rights, including team management decisions, season tickets, and financial participation in future team sales," Sakai said. "The league promised these rights would last ‘forever.’ They barely lasted three years."
The ownership rights the plaintiffs expected were part of perks from the 2022 sale of Ethereum-based NFTs from two tiers—”Fire” which was sold for $25,000 apiece, and “Gold,” which sold for $5,000 each. BIG3 $NFT owners were also expected to receive benefits like VIP tickets and the ability to vote on team matters.
This is a great way for the fans to be owners. And so, it's a no-brainer for me,” Ice Cube told Decrypt at the time. “I'm all about changing the game and shifting the paradigm.”
But the $NFT purchasers allege that ownership, its benefits, and other promises, have not been met.
Rather than honor its contractual promises to plaintiffs and other similarly situated investors who provided substantial capital to the league, BIG3 has relegated those individuals from team owners to common ticket holders,” the suit says, adding that it ultimately denied plaintiffs' rights to participate in the league and profits from the sale of teams, things it promised “in return for their purchase of BIG3’s unregistered securities."
Two years before BIG3 announced its first sale of team rights to DCB Sports, BIG3 had sold ownership rights to hundreds of private investors, including plaintiffs, via non-fungible tokens,” the suit reads.
A representative for the league did not immediately respond to Decrypt’s request for comment, but told Front Office Sports in a statement that “the plaintiffs are filing a public nuisance suit despite contractual obligations to resolve all such disputes through confidential arbitration
Plaintiffs are seeking damages, restitution, declaratory relief, and other reliefs. According to a statement from the plaintiff’s attorney, BIG3 has sought to deal with the matter via private arbitration on an individual basis, as opposed to a class.
Last month, the league—which recently began its ninth season—announced that it is seeking to go public via a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) that would value it around $290 million. The plaintiffs' attorney expects to add an amendment to the lawsuit in light of the SPAC news, according to Front Office Sports.
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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.
On June 10, Sun Pump only made $3
The range of memecoins isn’t particularly diverse either. Indeed, on Sun Pump’s homepage, 18 of the 36 displayed are Sun-themed with the majority of the others either based around USDT or a moustache.
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In a notable development, OpenSea has officially joined the Robinhood Chain, as highlighted in a widely shared post by @JohannKerbrat. This announcement comes amid increasing interest in $NFT trading platforms, particularly as they integrate with established ecosystems.
The broader crypto market is currently exhibiting mixed signals, which adds a layer of intrigue to OpenSea’s recent announcement. The move to join Robinhood Chain not only solidifies OpenSea’s position in the $NFT space but also suggests potential new avenues for trading and collaboration with other platforms such as Glider and fomo. The positive reception, reflected in the post garnering 478 likes and 34 retweets, signals that the community may view this as a step forward for OpenSea and its users.
While OpenSea’s current trading volume remains at $0, the implications of its integration into Robinhood Chain could shift market dynamics. As more platforms look to collaborate and innovate within the crypto and $NFT sectors, traders and users alike are likely to keep a close eye on how this integration unfolds and affects overall trading activity.
OpenSea has been a dominant player in the $NFT marketplace, consistently adapting to market trends. Its inclusion in the Robinhood Chain is a strategic move that aligns with the trend of integrating $NFT functionality into broader financial ecosystems, potentially attracting more users and liquidity to the platform.
Traders should watch for developments regarding OpenSea’s features on Robinhood Chain and any subsequent partnerships that may arise. The potential for enhanced trading options and user engagement could lead to increased activity in the $NFT market, especially as community sentiment appears positive following this announcement.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.
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Taiwanese celebrity and crypto influencer Jeffrey Huang, widely known as Machi Big Brother, has sold his Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) #251 non-fungible token ($NFT) at a loss to increase his long position on Ethereum ($ETH). The transaction was flagged by on-chain analytics firm Lookonchain, which reported that Huang incurred a loss of 6.99 $ETH, equivalent to approximately $12,400 at current prices.
Lookonchain’s data reveals that Huang sold BAYC #251 and used the proceeds to add to his existing $ETH long position. As of the latest update, Huang holds a long position of 5,264 $ETH, valued at roughly $9.38 million. The liquidation price for this position is set at $1,756.76, meaning that if Ethereum’s price drops below that threshold, the position could be automatically closed.
This move comes amid a period of relative volatility in the cryptocurrency market, where traders are adjusting their portfolios in response to shifting market sentiment. Huang’s decision to sell a high-profile $NFT at a loss to double down on Ethereum suggests a strong conviction in the asset’s short-to-medium-term price trajectory.
Jeffrey Huang is a well-known figure in both the Taiwanese entertainment and crypto spaces. He has been an active participant in the $NFT market, particularly with blue-chip collections like Bored Ape Yacht Club. The sale of BAYC #251 at a loss is notable because it reflects a strategic shift in his investment approach—moving from a collectible asset to a more liquid, directional bet on Ethereum.
This transaction highlights the ongoing tension between the $NFT and broader crypto markets. While NFTs have been a popular store of value and status symbol, their liquidity can be limited compared to cryptocurrencies. Huang’s move may signal a broader trend among large holders who are reallocating capital from illiquid NFTs to more liquid assets, especially during periods of market uncertainty.
For retail investors, the trade serves as a reminder of the risks associated with leveraged positions. A liquidation price of $1,756.76 for a multi-million dollar position means that a significant but not improbable drop in Ethereum’s price could result in a total loss of the collateral.
Jeffrey Huang, also known as Machi Big Brother, is a Taiwanese celebrity, singer, and entrepreneur who is also an active investor in the cryptocurrency and $NFT markets.
He sold BAYC #251 at a loss of 6.99 $ETH, which is approximately $12,400 based on current Ethereum prices.
His long position of 5,264 $ETH has a liquidation price of $1,756.76. If Ethereum’s price falls to that level, the position will be automatically closed to prevent further losses.
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In a widely shared post, @Token_Logic highlighted that WBTC and cbBTC on Aave V4 reached new all-time highs, collectively totaling $62.6 million in $BTC collateral. This development underscores the growing interest in using Bitcoin as collateral in decentralized finance applications.
figures reveal that WBTC and cbBTC have surged to new all-time highs, reflecting a combined $BTC collateral of $62.6 million on Aave V4. This significant milestone illustrates not only the platform’s increasing adoption but also hints at a broader trend of rising confidence among traders in utilizing Bitcoin within decentralized finance ecosystems. As the market dynamics shift, this influx of collateral could pave the way for more robust trading activities and innovative financial products in the space.
Currently, WBTC trades at $0, with no recorded trading volume in the past 24 hours. This absence of activity might suggest that the market is in a consolidation phase, as traders await further developments or clearer signals from the broader crypto landscape. However, the all-time high in collateral indicates a growing base of support that could lead to more active trading once liquidity returns
WBTC, or Wrapped Bitcoin, serves as an ERC-20 token that represents Bitcoin on the Ethereum blockchain, allowing it to be utilized in various decentralized finance applications. The recent surge in collateral on Aave V4 showcases its utility and the increasing demand for Bitcoin in DeFi contexts, reflecting the ongoing evolution of how Bitcoin can be leveraged in a digital ecosystem.
Traders should monitor the developments around WBTC and the overall DeFi landscape closely. The rising collateral levels suggest a potential uptick in trading activity as confidence in using Bitcoin as collateral strengthens. However, market participants should remain cautious, as the current lack of trading volume may indicate a period of consolidation before any significant price movements. Observing key support and resistance levels will be vital in navigating this evolving situation.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Readers should conduct their own research before making any investment decisions.
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Traders scanning the order books got a surprise when frxUSD deposits on Aave v4 jumped significantly, reflecting a growing trend in decentralized finance. According to a recent tweet from Token Terminal, these deposits are up around 50% over the past month, highlighting increasing user engagement with the platform. For more details, check the original source here: Token Terminal.
The recent surge in frxUSD deposits on Aave v4 indicates a strong interest in decentralized finance solutions, particularly as the broader crypto market experiences mixed signals. This uptick suggests that traders are increasingly looking to leverage frxUSD for their DeFi transactions, which may enhance liquidity on Aave. The collaboration between Frax Finance and Aave is proving fruitful as both platforms continue to innovate and attract new users.
Despite the broader crypto market showing varied momentum, the growth in frxUSD deposits is a notable development. With the current market context characterized by fluctuating interest rates and concerns over regulatory outlooks, this spike in frxUSD usage could signal a strategic pivot by traders seeking stability in their DeFi engagements. The emphasis on frxUSD’s utility in Aave v4 may alter the landscape for other stablecoins as well.
frxUSD is a stablecoin developed by Frax Finance, which operates within the decentralized finance ecosystem. Its recent performance on Aave reflects both the platform’s growing popularity and the increasing adoption of stablecoins in DeFi. The dynamic nature of Aave’s offerings and the underlying stability of frxUSD make it an attractive option for users looking to maximize their yield.
includes the potential for further increases in frxUSD deposits as market conditions evolve. Continued interest in DeFi solutions could lead to more users leveraging this stablecoin. Analysts suggest that monitoring frxUSD’s integration with Aave and other DeFi platforms will be crucial in understanding its impact on the broader market. The ongoing developments in interest rates and regulatory frameworks will also play significant roles in shaping trader sentiment.
This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.
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The Sui blockchain is advancing its decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem with a new lending primitive called Hashi, which will allow users to deposit native Bitcoin as collateral without the need for wrapping or bridging. According to an announcement on X, the global testnet launch is imminent, signaling a significant step toward integrating Bitcoin into Sui’s lending infrastructure.
The announcement highlighted a key pain point for institutional investors: a lack of trust in bridged or wrapped Bitcoin. Traditional methods of using Bitcoin in DeFi often involve wrapping the asset, which introduces counterparty risk and centralization concerns. Hashi aims to solve this by keeping Bitcoin in a verifiable and controllable on-chain form directly on Sui, eliminating the need for intermediary tokens.
This approach could unlock significant liquidity from Bitcoin holders who have been hesitant to participate in DeFi due to security and trust issues. By allowing native $BTC as collateral, Hashi positions itself as a bridge between the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization and the growing Sui DeFi ecosystem.
Hashi is designed as a lending primitive, meaning it provides foundational infrastructure for borrowing and lending activities on Sui. While specific details on interest rates, liquidation parameters, and supported assets remain under wraps until the testnet launch, the core value proposition is clear: native Bitcoin collateral without wrapping.
This development aligns with a broader industry trend toward non-custodial, trust-minimized solutions for Bitcoin in DeFi. Projects like Rootstock and Stacks have explored similar concepts, but Hashi’s integration with Sui—a layer-1 blockchain known for its high throughput and low fees—could offer a competitive advantage in terms of speed and cost efficiency.
For Sui, the addition of native Bitcoin collateral could attract a new wave of users and liquidity, strengthening its position in the DeFi space. The move also addresses a common criticism of DeFi: that it remains inaccessible to traditional Bitcoin holders who prefer to avoid wrapped assets. By lowering this barrier, Hashi may encourage greater participation from both retail and institutional investors.
The testnet phase will be critical for stress-testing the system’s security, scalability, and user experience. If successful, Hashi could become a key driver of Sui’s DeFi adoption, potentially competing with established lending platforms on other chains.
Hashi’s upcoming testnet launch on Sui represents a meaningful development in DeFi infrastructure, specifically targeting the institutional demand for native Bitcoin collateral. By eliminating the need for wrapping, Hashi addresses a trust gap that has limited Bitcoin’s participation in decentralized lending. The success of the testnet will determine whether this solution can deliver on its promise of verifiable, controllable, and secure on-chain Bitcoin usage.
Hashi is a lending primitive built on the Sui blockchain that allows users to deposit native Bitcoin as collateral without wrapping or bridging. It aims to provide a verifiable and controllable on-chain form of Bitcoin for DeFi lending.
Many institutional investors and Bitcoin holders are wary of wrapped or bridged Bitcoin due to counterparty risk and centralization concerns. Native Bitcoin collateral eliminates these risks, making DeFi lending more accessible and trustworthy.
According to Sui’s announcement on X, the global testnet for Hashi is imminent. A specific date has not been provided, but the testnet phase is expected to begin soon, allowing users to test the system before a mainnet launch.
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Less than a week after the U.S. stock and crypto trading app Robinhood (HOOD) launched its proprietary Layer 2 network, Robinhood Chain, trading volume on the network via the Uniswap protocol has reached $250 million, according to a report by The Block. The milestone underscores early and strong adoption of the new infrastructure by decentralized finance (DeFi) users.
Robinhood Chain, a Layer 2 scaling solution built on Ethereum, was introduced to offer faster and cheaper transactions for users of the popular trading platform. The integration with Uniswap, the leading decentralized exchange, was a key feature from day one. The $250 million volume figure represents a significant vote of confidence from the crypto community, particularly given the network’s recent launch.
The speed of adoption suggests that Robinhood’s large existing user base, combined with the technical advantages of Layer 2 scaling, is driving immediate utility. Analysts note that this could accelerate the broader trend of mainstream trading platforms integrating with DeFi protocols.
For Robinhood, the successful early volume on its chain validates its strategy of building proprietary blockchain infrastructure rather than relying solely on third-party networks. It also positions the company as a more serious player in the crypto space, potentially attracting a new wave of DeFi-native users who previously may have overlooked the platform.
For the broader DeFi ecosystem, the milestone highlights the increasing convergence between centralized finance (CeFi) platforms and decentralized protocols. Uniswap’s presence on Robinhood Chain could serve as a blueprint for other exchanges looking to offer similar hybrid services.
For everyday traders, the combination of Robinhood’s user-friendly interface and Uniswap’s deep liquidity pools could lower barriers to entry for DeFi participation. Lower transaction fees and faster settlement times are among the immediate benefits. However, users should remain aware of the risks associated with new networks, including potential smart contract vulnerabilities and liquidity fragmentation.
The $250 million volume milestone on Robinhood Chain via Uniswap is a strong early indicator of demand for integrated Layer 2 solutions within mainstream trading apps. As the network matures and more protocols are onboarded, its impact on both Robinhood’s business and the wider DeFi landscape will be closely watched. Continued growth will depend on maintaining security, liquidity, and user trust.
Robinhood Chain is a proprietary Layer 2 network built on Ethereum, designed to offer faster and cheaper transactions for Robinhood users. It was launched in early 2025.
The volume, achieved in under a week, indicates strong early adoption and validates the demand for DeFi integration within centralized trading platforms. It also demonstrates the network’s technical capability.
As with any new blockchain network, users should exercise caution. Robinhood has implemented security measures, but smart contract risks and potential liquidity issues are inherent in early-stage networks. Always do your own research.
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Robinhood Earn is the company's first onchain lending product, letting eligible US customers earn an estimated 7% APY on the $USDG stablecoin directly inside the main Robinhood app (@RobinhoodApp). Deposits are routed through a Morpho vault and lent to borrowers onchain, and the interest those borrowers pay flows back to users as yield. It went live on July 1 and is rolling out gradually across Robinhood's user base.
The pitch is simple: make onchain yield feel like a savings toggle. The plumbing underneath is anything but, and it hands four DeFi protocols, Morpho most of all, a distribution channel none of them could have built alone.
Users buy $USDG, a dollar-backed stablecoin issued by Paxos through the Global Dollar Network, inside Robinhood Crypto (@RobinhoodCrypto). They then lend it through a self-custody wallet without leaving the app. The wallet is managed by the user via RHNC and Privy (@privy_io), so Robinhood never holds the keys or the funds.
$USDG is deposited into a Morpho vault curated by Steakhouse Financial (@SteakhouseFi) and spread across Morpho's lending markets. Borrowers post collateral from partner protocols to take out $USDG loans, and the interest they pay funds the roughly 7% yield. Settlement runs on Robinhood Chain. The rate is variable, so if borrowing demand cools, the yield can fall below 7%.
Robinhood also procured insurance through Lloyd's of London and RELM. The coverage is narrower than it may sound. The policy addresses losses from cyber attacks and smart contract exploits. It does not insure against market losses, yield compression, or a $USDG depeg, and onchain lending is not FDIC- or SIPC-protected.
@Morpho is the core win. It serves as the underlying credit network, meaning Robinhood's nearly 28 million funded customers now sit on top of Morpho's infrastructure, whether they know it or not. For a protocol positioning itself as the lending layer behind mainstream fintech, that is a major distribution milestone. Morpho held more than $7 billion in total value locked across chains and closed a $175 million funding round in June, valuing it at more than $2 billion.
Robinhood Earn settles on Robinhood Chain, the company's permissionless Ethereum Layer 2 built on the Arbitrum stack. It launched its public mainnet on July 1 during the "Robinhood Presents: The World is Flat" keynote in London, and is pitched as an institutional-grade home for tokenized real-world assets, including Robinhood's Stock Tokens.
The launch-week numbers are the headline. Robinhood Chain's total value locked crossed $100 million within a week and sat near $106 million on July 8, up roughly 159% in 24 hours, according to DefiLlama. For a chain that is days old, nine figures is a real signal.
Of that roughly $106 million, about $90 million sits in Morpho, with Uniswap (@Uniswap) a distant second at around $14 million. The single biggest push came from Ethena (@ethena) seeding around $50 million into the Steakhouse $USDG vault. Robinhood is covering gas fees for the chain's first 90 days on top of that.
Early liquidity on a new chain typically comes from DeFi-native capital chasing yield and incentives before retail arrives, and Robinhood Chain is no exception.
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Tron founder Justin Sun announced on X that the total value locked (TVL) of $USDD deposits on the Tron-based DeFi protocol Just ($JST) has surpassed $400 million. The milestone underscores growing demand for stablecoins within the Tron ecosystem and highlights the expanding role of decentralized finance (DeFi) on the network.
$USDD is a native stablecoin of the Tron blockchain, designed to maintain a $1 peg through a reserve mechanism managed by the Tron DAO. These reserves include Bitcoin ($BTC), Tron’s native $TRX token, and $USDT, providing a multi-asset backing intended to stabilize the stablecoin’s value. The $400 million TVL on Just protocol indicates that users are actively depositing $USDD into the platform’s lending and yield-generating pools, signaling confidence in the stablecoin’s stability and the protocol’s utility.
Just protocol, which launched in 2020, is a decentralized finance platform on Tron that allows users to lend, borrow, and earn interest on various crypto assets. The surge in $USDD deposits aligns with broader market trends where stablecoins are increasingly used as collateral and liquidity sources within DeFi applications. For Tron, which has positioned itself as a high-throughput, low-cost blockchain, this growth reinforces its relevance in the DeFi sector.
The milestone comes amid a period of heightened activity in the stablecoin market, with total stablecoin supply exceeding $160 billion globally. $USDD’s peg mechanism has faced scrutiny in the past, particularly during market volatility, but the Tron DAO’s reserve management appears to have maintained stability. The $400 million figure represents a meaningful portion of $USDD’s circulating supply, which stands at approximately $750 million according to public data.
For users, the growth in $USDD deposits on Just protocol offers several potential benefits, including access to competitive yields and the ability to use $USDD as collateral for borrowing other assets. However, risks remain, including potential smart contract vulnerabilities and the inherent volatility of the underlying reserve assets. Investors should conduct their own due diligence before participating.
Stablecoin deposits are often viewed as a barometer of DeFi health and user trust. When users lock stablecoins into protocols, it suggests they intend to engage with the ecosystem rather than simply hold. This activity can stimulate liquidity, enable lending markets, and drive further innovation. For Tron, the milestone reinforces its position as a major player in the DeFi space, competing with Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana.
The $400 million $USDD TVL milestone on Just protocol reflects growing adoption of Tron’s stablecoin and DeFi infrastructure. While the figure is notable, it represents a fraction of the broader stablecoin market. Continued monitoring of reserve health and protocol security will be essential for maintaining user trust. For now, the milestone signals positive momentum for Tron’s DeFi ecosystem.
$USDD is a decentralized stablecoin native to the Tron blockchain, pegged to the US dollar and backed by a reserve of assets including $BTC, $TRX, and $USDT, managed by the Tron DAO.
Just ($JST) is a decentralized finance protocol on the Tron blockchain that enables lending, borrowing, and yield generation using crypto assets, including stablecoins like $USDD.
The increase is likely driven by growing demand for stablecoin-based DeFi yields, confidence in $USDD’s peg stability, and the broader expansion of Tron’s DeFi ecosystem.
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