The community account “Real Trump Coins” issued a statement denying that it has ever launched, promoted, or authorized any digital token, emphasizing that the related reports are malicious actions by a third party. The account is currently working with law enforcement agencies to investigate and will pursue responsibility from the relevant individuals. Previously, a meme coin named “GOLD” was created on Solana and, at one point, drove the market value to $66 million through tweets impersonating “Real Trump Coins,” before rapidly collapsing; the scammer reportedly profited about $1.01 million.
The Fogo Foundation wallet was drained of 400 million tokens, accounting for about 10% of the circulating supply, worth roughly $3 million at current prices. On Friday they just said the chain can still run; on Saturday, the entire mainnet was paused for the reason of stopping the stolen funds from continuing to move. Bitget and KuCoin have already suspended deposits and withdrawals.
Their own line is this: it’s not that the chain code was breached—it's that the foundation’s wallet was taken over. Users’ funds have not yet been reported as stolen. For a transaction chain that targets 40 ms block times, the first reaction when something goes wrong is to shut down the whole network—decentralization sits right at your fingertips, but if you’re panicking, you still have to hit the pause button.
The probability that the Federal Reserve will raise rates by 25 basis points in September has risen to 57%. After Bosh Jackson Hole sounded hawkish, the market shifted from being “pause-for-now” to once again pricing in a rate hike. He specifically pointed out that inflation is still clearly above the 2% target: the PCE year-over-year is 3.7%, and the six-month annualized figure is about 4.1%. This summer, both the CPI and PCE briefly came in better than expected, but Bosh believes it still isn’t enough to prove that the trend has improved. Next, the focus will be on the August CPI to be released on September 11. Market expectations for core CPI month-over-month are roughly around 0.2%. If it comes in below expectations, calls for a rate hike will cool; if it comes in above expectations, it will be even harder to walk back a 25-basis-point hike in September.
Robinhood Chain did $1.02 billion worth of DEX volume in the past 24 hours, ranking third across the entire chain. In front of it are only Solana with $2.24 billion and Ethereum with $1.15 billion; BNB with $940 million has been pushed down to fourth.
It only went live on L2 on July 1, and its TVL is still under $700 million—yet its daily trading volume is already higher than the amount locked up. The brokerage chain it built itself is running meme coins and stock tokens together. This isn’t an application chain—it’s basically reopening an exchange, just this time on-chain.
Analysts believe that the upcoming U.S. jobs report is likely to support Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's assessment of the labor market. Powell's key view is that overall employment is stable and consistent with full employment, with the unemployment rate still hovering around 4.1%; job gains are on the low side, and it is more a matter of labor supply growing little rather than the market having already cracked. If the report confirms a “not hiring much and not seeing large-scale layoffs” scenario, it will be difficult for employment to reverse the policy direction on its own; going forward, inflation is still what to watch.
Sberbank Vice Chairman Anatoly Popov: Russia's largest bank plans to accept Bitcoin, Ether, and USDT as loan collateral. The bank already has hands-on experience with crypto assets, and will expand services further once the new regulatory framework takes effect. Implementation still requires regulatory approval, and ETH and USDT will also have to wait for permission from the Bank of Russia for public circulation.
Famous trader: Bitcoin may trade in a range of $71,000 to $82,000, with bets still placed on an upside breakout. For the short term, first watch this zone for back-and-forth digestion; $82,000 is the overhead level. Until a breakout is confirmed, treat it as range-bound, and the bias remains upward.
Analyst: Unrealized profit for Bitcoin short-term holders is nearing 15%, with profit-taking pressure around $80,000
The analyst noted that unrealized gains for Bitcoin short-term holders are approaching 15%, and signs of profit-taking are starting to appear. As the price moves toward the $80,000 range, the short-term positions’ floating profits in this batch have reached a common take-profit zone, making it easier for sell pressure to be released in a concentrated manner. On-chain structure suggests that whether key levels can hold depends on whether new demand can absorb this wave of sell-off. If spot buying fails to provide sufficient support, the market around $80,000 is prone to trade back and forth. Only after the market digests short-term profit-taking positions can the structure potentially strengthen. Going forward, it will be crucial to monitor changes in short-term holders’ profit/loss, spot trading volumes, and the strength of absorption at the $80,000 level.
Bitcoin performance 1–2 weeks after the events in Jackson Hole within the past 5 years. That is, after yesterday’s Federal Reserve speech by Kevin Vaush How will it go this year??
The Blood Moon stage began at dawn Just passed during the night of August 27, 2026, through the early hours of August 28, the Western Hemisphere (such as North America, California, New York, etc.) has just witnessed an extremely deep lunar eclipse with a shadowing rate as high as 96.2%. In the Bible’s Book of Revelation, the Blood Moon is often associated with end-times prophecies and major disasters. But for Bitcoin, it might be an opportunity. The Blood Moon stage that began in March this year has shown a strong upward performance for Bitcoin
Bitcoin appears to be entering the early stage of a bull market, but on-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant believes that a breakthrough above $83,000 is the confirmation signal for a “true bull market.”
- ⚠️ The market shows signs of overheating. Short-term holders are starting to take profits, and large amounts of tokens are flowing into exchanges—suggesting potential sell pressure is building.
Before the end of the 2022 bear market, Bitcoin completed a falling wedge breakout, and then began a new round of expansion rally Now, a similar structure has formed again BTC has broken below the downtrend and is currently testing the $68,000–$82,000 range As long as it effectively breaks through and holds within this zone, the next phase of the cycle rally may officially begin
Trump’s accounts conducted over a thousand transactions in June, with amounts ranging from $78.10 million to $263.1 million. The investment targets included Berkshire Hathaway, Visa, Mastercard, and Coinbase. The White House said these investments were handled by third-party managers and used computer-based model investment portfolios to track stock market indices.
2 Million USDC via small transfers for poisoning and mistaken transfer On August 21, investment firm Bofur Capital withdrew 2 million USDC from Compound. 30 minutes later, they sent the funds out again, but the receiving address was not the one they intended.
The attacker the previous evening used a tiny amount of 0.0002 USDC to execute a transfer, writing a fake address similar to the target address into the transaction record.
South Koreans are starting to enter the market to buy crypto—24-hour trading volume surged 273% to $1.84 billion, the highest daily trading volume since mid-March. No wonder it’s moving so aggressively.
$SUI They’ve always loved it—skyrocketing like crazy. Buying more Dogecoin is also a good idea!
Five consecutive up days + a squeeze + the weekend: for short-term trading, it’s more suitable to treat the ~77,000 area as a “consolidation after a rally,” rather than mindlessly chasing 80,000. Directionally, the medium-term bias is bullish (the trend has shifted from a range to an upward move). In terms of timing, watch out for a normal 5%–8% pullback. Above 80,000, you’ll need fresh catalysts: continued ETF inflows, or a clear signal of liquidity easing from Jackson Hole.
One sentence: Bitcoin covered in five days what it took others a whole month to rise—institutional buying is real, and the squeeze is real too. But 80,000 hasn’t been broken through, and with the weekend involved, today’s pullback is healthy and also inevitable. The real dividing line isn’t tonight; it’s whether it can hold steady at 73,000–76,000, and whether next week’s macro backdrop will disprove the liquidity narrative.
The above is a market read, not investment advice. Crypto volatility is extremely high, and leverage is especially dangerous.