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If you’ve been watching the charts the last 24 hours, you’ve probably noticed the same thing: a handful of mid- and small-cap names suddenly woke up and started running. Three that stood out to me are BICO,SKYAI and VIC. All of them printed roughly 37–40% gains in a single day, with volume that actually looks real instead of the usual thin-air pumps. So let’s break them down one by one, without the usual hype language.
BICO Biconomy
Biconomy has been around for years. It’s the infrastructure layer that tries to make multi-chain DeFi feel less painful smart accounts, gas abstraction, one-click multi-step transactions, that kind of stuff. The team has real products (Nexus smart accounts, Supertransaction API) and has processed tens of millions of transactions. Backers include the usual big names from earlier cycles.
Right now it’s trading around $0.018, market cap roughly $18 million, fully diluted the same because almost the entire 1 billion supply is already circulating. Volume exploded to about $100 million in 24 hours, which is insane relative to the market cap. The token is still down more than 99% from its 2021 all-time high near $22, and it recently bounced off levels around $0.011.
The good: actual product usage and a clear narrative around account abstraction + AI agents (they’ve been pushing that angle).
The not-so-good: the team moved a big chunk of tokens to exchanges earlier this year near local highs, which left a sour taste. At these valuations the token is cheap, but it’s also a project that has been “almost there” for a long time.
SKYAI
This one is pure 2025–2026 narrative. SKYAI is positioning itself as an AI data and infrastructure play built around something called MCP (Model Context Protocol). The idea is to give large language models and AI agents clean, multi-chain on-chain data and a marketplace for those data services. It’s on BSC, fully circulating 1 billion supply, currently sitting around $0.040 with a $40 million market cap.
It pumped hard earlier this year (ATH near $0.85 in May) and then got absolutely wrecked, falling more than 95%. The recent bounce looks like a classic oversold rebound mixed with residual AI-token interest. Volume is solid at ~$23 million. The red flags that people keep mentioning are concentration of supply and the usual “AI + crypto” skepticism after so many similar projects came and went.
It’s higher risk than BICO simply because the product is newer and the valuation is already bigger despite less proven traction.
VIC Viction (formerly TomoChain)
Viction is the rebrand of the old TomoChain. It’s a layer-1 that has always sold itself on being user-friendly: zero-gas transactions for certain operations (via their VRC25 standard), 150 masternodes, EVM compatibility. Circulating supply is only about 127.5 million out of a 210 million max, so the fully diluted valuation is still under $10 million while the live market cap is around $6 million. Price is hovering near $0.047 after a strong day with $30 million+ volume.
It’s one of those older chains that never really died but also never became a top-tier L1. The zero-gas story is still interesting in a world where people complain about fees, and the lower float makes it more reactive to buying pressure. That said, competition in the “easy Web3” space is brutal, and rebrands don’t magically fix network effects.
Putting them side by side
What they have in common right now is the same short-term driver: a broad risk-on move into cheaper alts. None of them printed major unique news that explains the exact same percentage move on the same day. Volume is elevated across the board, which is usually a sign that traders are rotating rather than long-term capital flowing in.
If you’re looking at them as potential trades, BICO feels the most “real” in terms of existing usage, SKYAI is the pure narrative play, and VIC is the low-float lottery ticket. All three are still massively down from previous peaks, so the room to run on a continued alt bounce is there but the same is true for the room to fall if the broader market turns risk-off again.
None of this is financial advice. Crypto moves fast, liquidity can disappear, and these market caps are small enough that a few wallets can still move the price around. Do your own research, size accordingly, and don’t treat a one-day 40% candle as a new trend until it proves it can hold.
$BICO
$SKYAI
$VIC
#rsshanto #Binance #Market_Update

今後のトークンアンロックのカレンダーを注視しているのですが、同じウィンドウ内にPROVE、STABLE、KAITOという3つの名前が繰り返し出てきます。アンロックは、人々が期待するような派手な出来事とは限りませんが、流通供給量に対して数字が大きくなると、それだけ注意を払う価値があります。最新のベスティングデータにもとづいて、これから来るものをわかりやすく整理します。
簡潔（PROVE）8月5日
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Announcement and the Reasons Behind the Removals
On August 3, 2026, Binance published an official exchange notice stating that it will delist and cease all spot trading for six tokens Across Protocol (ACX), Hashflow (HFT), PIVX (PIVX), Vulcan Forged PYR (PYR), Vanar (VANRY), and Viction (VIC) effective August 17, 2026, at 03:00 UTC.
This decision forms part of Binance’s routine periodic reviews of listed assets. The exchange emphasized that it continuously evaluates digital assets to ensure they meet high standards and industry requirements.
When a token no longer satisfies those standards or when the broader industry landscape changes, a deeper review can lead to delisting. The stated priority is protecting users and maintaining a high-quality trading environment while adapting to market dynamics.
Key Timeline and Operational Details
Spot trading halt: All spot trading pairs for the six tokens end at 03:00 UTC on August 17, 2026. Outstanding orders will be cancelled.Deposits: No longer credited after 03:00 UTC on August 18, 2026.Withdrawals: Remain available until 03:00 UTC on October 17, 2026. After that date, remaining balances may face conversion to stablecoins (not guaranteed) or continued withdrawal support depending on network availability, with further notice if needed.Related services (Futures, Margin, Simple Earn, Loans, Convert, etc.) face earlier cut-off dates ranging from early August onward.
For VANRY specifically, Binance will not support Vanar’s planned contract swap or migration to the Base network. Holders must use the project’s official migration portal. Withdrawals stay open on supported networks (Ethereum ERC-20 and Polygon PoS) until the October deadline.
Binance’s Stated Review Criteria
Binance does not publish token-specific failure reports. Instead, it applies a consistent set of metrics across reviews. These include:
Team commitment to the projectLevel and quality of ongoing development activityTrading volume and liquidity (including market depth)Network stability and securityPublic communication and transparency with the community and the exchangeChanges in tokenomicsRegulatory compliance and shifts in the legal landscapeResponsiveness to Binance’s periodic due-diligence requests
Tokens that receive a “Monitoring Tag” enter a heightened scrutiny phase. This tag signals elevated volatility and risk; users must periodically acknowledge the risks. Four of the six tokens carried Monitoring Tags in the weeks or months leading up to the final decision, a common precursor to delisting.
Individual Contexts and Contributing Factors
Across Protocol (ACX)
ACX stands out as the clearest case of project-side change. The Across team is actively winding down the protocol and restructuring from a “DAO + token” model toward a U.S. C-corporation structure. Coinbase had already announced it would suspend ACX trading on July 28, 2026, for the same reason. Binance added the Monitoring Tag on July 24 and followed with full delisting shortly afterward.
When a project itself signals the end of its current token model, continued listing becomes difficult to justify under liquidity, development continuity, and tokenomics criteria.
Hashflow (HFT)
HFT received the earliest Monitoring Tag among this group (May 22, 2026). Persistent low relative trading volume and liquidity compared with other listed assets, combined with insufficient sustained development momentum relative to Binance’s evolving standards, appear to have driven the decision.
No dramatic external event (such as a wind-down) was publicly cited; the review simply determined the token no longer met the required thresholds.
PIVX (PIVX)
PIVX showed early warning signs. Binance removed it from Margin and Loan products on April 17, 2026. It later received a Monitoring Tag (around mid-June). As a longer-standing privacy-focused project, it has faced challenges maintaining competitive trading volume and demonstrating continuous high-quality development relative to newer chains.
Price reaction was sharp reports indicated a drop of more than 24% in the immediate aftermath of the delisting news.
Vulcan Forged PYR (PYR)
PYR, the token of the Vulcan Forged gaming and NFT ecosystem, was added to the Monitoring Tag on July 3, 2026, alongside VANRY. Gaming tokens frequently experience cyclical interest; prolonged periods of thinner liquidity and slower visible development progress often trigger closer review.
The tag itself produced an immediate ~11% price decline, illustrating market sensitivity to Binance risk signals.
Vanar (VANRY)
VANRY also received the Monitoring Tag on July 3. Shortly afterward the project announced a significant infrastructure migration to the Base network accompanied by a substantial increase in total token supply (from roughly 2.4 billion to 10 billion). Binance explicitly stated it would not support the contract swap.
Major tokenomics changes, network migrations that the exchange declines to support, and prior risk tagging form a combination that frequently ends in delisting.
Viction (VIC)
Viction (formerly TomoChain) received the least public pre-delisting drama among the group, though it had been under monitoring. The Viction Foundation responded promptly, stating that project fundamentals remain unchanged, the mainnet has operated stably for eight years, development and upcoming upgrades continue as planned, and the delisting reflects only Binance’s internal standards rather than any operational failure. The team noted it is expanding listings on other exchanges to diversify liquidity.
This response highlights a common reality: even functioning projects can fall short of a major exchange’s commercial and liquidity thresholds.
Broader Implications
This delisting is not an isolated event. Major exchanges regularly prune underperforming or lower-liquidity assets to concentrate resources on higher-quality listings and reduce operational and compliance risk. Monitoring Tags have become an increasingly transparent early-warning system.
When multiple tokens receive tags in sequence and then move to delisting within weeks or months, it signals that the exchange is actively enforcing its standards rather than granting indefinite grace periods.
For holders the practical steps are clear:
Decide whether to sell on Binance before the August 17 trading halt while liquidity still exists.Or withdraw tokens to self-custody or to other exchanges that continue to list them, before the October 17 withdrawal window closes.For VANRY, complete any required migration through official project channels.
Price reactions have been predictably negative across the group, with thinner-liquidity assets suffering the steepest immediate declines. Longer-term, the impact on each project depends on its ability to maintain development, attract alternative exchange listings, and retain community support independent of Binance.
Binance’s message is consistent with its long-standing policy: listing is not permanent. Projects must continually demonstrate trading activity, development progress, network reliability, team responsiveness, and regulatory alignment. The six tokens removed on August 17, 2026, illustrate failed to meet those evolving requirements under the exchange’s most recent comprehensive review.
$VANRY
$ACX
$HFT #rsshanto #PIVX #VIC #PYR

SPCXはここ数週間の荒れ模様の後、$108前後に落ち着いています。SpaceXは6月に上場し、ピーク時には$225を超えるほど急騰しましたが、その後大半を取り戻されてしまいました。上場企業として初の公式決算は明日（8月4日）で、さらに6日（8月6日）には大規模なロックアップ解除が控えていて、株が大量に解放されます。典型的なIPO後の消化（の調整）といった感じがします。
長期的には、Starlinkの成長とStarshipの進捗が本当の主役のままですが、短期的には発行（フロート）の増加が人々の不安を煽っています。
AAPLは決算後、早くも大きく叩かれました。売上高は堅調な$109B超（前年比約+16%）で、iPhoneも好調でしたが、ティム・クックがメモリ事情について「100年に一度の大洪水だ」とはっきり言いました。供給制約とメモリコストの急騰が慎重な見通しにつながり、ハードウェアには一部値上げも行われています。

Crypto moves fast, and these three tokens KOMA, TAKE, and PTB have been catching eyes for very different reasons. None of them are blue-chip giants, but each sits in its own lane with a story that feels worth watching.
KOMA (Koma Inu) is pure meme energy on the BNB Chain. Marketed as the “son of Shib” and a protector of the BNB ecosystem, it’s a dog-themed token that leans hard into community, decentralization, and some charity angles.
Prices have been all over the place lately hovering in the $0.01–$0.02 range with sharp daily swings and solid trading volume. Like most meme coins, the action is driven more by social hype and listings than deep fundamentals. It’s fun, volatile, and classic high-risk meme territory.
TAKE (OVERTAKE) feels more practical. It’s the utility and governance token behind a peer-to-peer marketplace built for trading in-game assets, skins, accounts, and other digital goods. Running on Sui, the project focuses on smart-contract escrow and on-chain verification to make those deals safer and less reliant on sketchy middlemen.
Market cap sits around the $9–12 million range depending on the day, with circulating supply a bit over 300 million out of a 1 billion max. It’s not the flashiest story, but it ties into the growing Web3 gaming and digital ownership narrative.
PTB (Portal to Bitcoin) takes a more infrastructure-focused approach. The project aims to create custody-less, trust-minimized bridges between Bitcoin and other chains like Ethereum and Solana, enabling atomic swaps for BTC, Ordinals, Runes, and more.
The token supports the network through staking, liquidity provision, and a burn mechanism linked to platform revenue. Price has been bouncing around the $0.0007–$0.0009 area recently, with market caps in the low-to-mid single-digit millions. It’s still early, but the Bitcoin DeFi angle gives it a clearer use case than pure speculation plays.
Put side by side, KOMA is the pure meme play, TAKE sits in the gaming marketplace niche, and PTB tries to solve real interoperability headaches around Bitcoin. All three are small-cap and can move hard on sentiment or news. As always with tokens at this stage, the usual caveats apply high volatility, project execution risks, and the need to dig into contracts, team updates, and on-chain data yourself before anything else.
Just a snapshot of what’s floating around the market right now.
$KOMA
$PTB
$TAKE
#KOMA #TAKE #PTB #rsshanto

I’ve been scrolling through charts and timelines more than usual these past few days, and three names keep popping up in different corners of crypto Twitter and group chats: BLESS, UAI, and HOME. They’re not the biggest names out there, but each one sits at the intersection of some of the strongest narratives running right now decentralized compute, AI agents in DeFi, and the push to make crypto actually usable for normal people.
Here’s a quick look at what each of them is actually trying to do.
BLESS Turning Idle Devices into a Shared Supercomputer
Bless Network is basically trying to build a global computer out of the spare processing power sitting in people’s laptops, phones, and desktops. Instead of relying on massive centralized data centers, anyone can contribute their idle CPU or GPU and get paid for it. Developers and projects that need compute (especially for AI workloads, rendering, or data processing) can tap into that network on demand.
The $BLESS token sits at the center of this. It’s used for payments on the network, staking by node operators, and governance. A big part of the design is that a large chunk of the revenue generated by apps using the compute goes toward buying back and burning BLESS, which is meant to create a deflationary pressure over time.
It’s a classic DePIN play, but the focus on everyday consumer devices rather than specialized hardware makes the barrier to entry pretty low. Whether the network can keep scaling quality compute while staying reliable is still the big open question, but the idea itself is straightforward and timely given how expensive cloud computing has become for AI teams.
UAI AI Agents That Actually Do the Work in DeFi
UnifAI Network is building infrastructure for what they call “agentic finance.” The short version: autonomous AI agents that don’t just give you advice, but go ahead and execute DeFi strategies for you providing liquidity, managing positions, swapping, optimizing yield, and so on.
The goal is to take a lot of the technical friction out of DeFi. Instead of having to stay online and click through multiple protocols yourself, you can set strategies or even copy ones that agents are running. Developers can also build and deploy their own agents on the infrastructure.
$UAI is the native token that powers access to these services and tools within the ecosystem. The project sits right at the meeting point of two hot sectors AI and DeFi automation which explains a lot of the recent attention it’s been getting. The real test will be whether the agents can consistently perform better (and more safely) than a reasonably skilled human trader over longer periods.
HOME The “Everything App” for DeFi
Defi App is going after a different problem: DeFi is still too complicated for most people. Bridging, gas tokens on every chain, switching networks, managing multiple wallets it’s a lot. HOME tries to collapse all of that into one interface that feels closer to a centralized exchange while keeping self-custody.
You get cross-chain swaps, yield farming, and perpetuals in one place, with the ability to pay fees in $HOME itself so you don’t need to hold native gas tokens on every chain. The token also plays roles in staking, governance, and sharing in protocol fees through buybacks and yield mechanisms.
It’s one of those products that sounds almost too convenient on paper. If they can keep the experience smooth and the security solid while handling real volume across chains, it could pull in a lot of users who currently stick to CEXs because the alternative still feels too technical.
Why These Three Together?
What I find interesting is that they cover three different layers of the stack that a lot of people believe matter right now:
Infrastructure / compute (BLESS) Intelligence / automation (UAI) User experience / accessibility (HOME)
None of them are pure meme plays, and all three have clear product stories rather than just vibes. That doesn’t mean they’ll succeed most projects don’t but the narratives they’re riding are real and currently in favor.
As always, this isn’t financial advice. Token prices move fast, teams can underdeliver, and competition in all three of these categories is fierce. Do your own research, look at the actual product progress, tokenomics, and unlock schedules before putting any money in.
These three just happen to be the ones that made me stop scrolling and dig a little deeper this week. Curious to see how they develop from here.
#rsshanto #BLESS #UAI #HOME

過酷なサイクルのあとにクールダウンしていたのに、突然出来高が出てきて前日比+26%。
“Just a chill guy”（ティッカー: $CHILLGUY ）は、グレーのセーターに青いジーンズ、赤い靴を履いたあのだらっとした犬キャラをベースに作られたソラナのミームコインです。雰囲気はまさに「無低みでどうでもいい」。
2024年11月中旬にローンチ。最初の数週間で勢いよく急騰（ATH 2024年11月27日 $0.665）した後、次の1年半の大半は下げ続けました。
2026年4月2日に史上最安値（$0.00667）。
Binanceの数値を見る限り、いまはだいたい0.0126ドル、時価総額は12.42Mドル、完全希薄化後も同水準で、最大供給1Bのほぼ全量がすでに流通しています（999.94M）。