CASHCAT, a meme coin on Robinhood Chain, fell 30.47% over the past 24 hours, according to market data from GMGN cited by ChainCatcher. Its market capitalization was reported at $147 million at the time of publication. The brief did not include additional trading metrics such as price or volume, and no further context was provided in the source text. The update was published by ChainCatcher as a market analysis item.

CASHCAT, a meme coin on Robinhood Chain, fell 30.47% over the past 24 hours, according to market data from GMGN cited by BlockBeats on July 13. Its market capitalization was reported at $147 million at the time of the update. The brief also noted that meme coins can see sharp price swings and said investors should be aware of the risks tied to that volatility. No other trading metrics or timeframe details were provided in the source. The report was published by BlockBeats as a market analysis flash update.

SK Hynix came under sharp selling pressure on July 13 after Korean brokerage KIS published a second-quarter forecast that, while still showing explosive growth, fell short of market expectations. KIS estimated Q2 revenue at KRW 80.9 trillion, up 54% quarter over quarter and 264% from a year earlier, with operating profit at KRW 60.4 trillion, up 61% sequentially and 556% year over year. The issue for investors was not the growth rate itself but the gap versus the market consensus of KRW 65 trillion in operating profit, leaving the KIS estimate about 8% lower. KIS said the revision was not driven by concern over fundamentals. Instead, it reflected a more realistic pricing model that incorporated signed long-term agreements, or LTAs. The brokerage argued that SK Hynix’s higher share of high-bandwidth memory, or HBM, reduced its near-term average selling price upside because HBM pricing is commonly locked in through long-term contracts, while spot-priced DRAM and NAND benefited more from the recent rally in memory prices. Following the report, SK Hynix shares fell more than 10% after the market opened, dropping below KRW 2 million and marking a 33% pullback from the June 25 record high in just three weeks. The sell-off spread into Hong Kong-listed leveraged ETFs and A-share memory names. Even so, KIS kept its KRW 3.8 million target price and maintained a buy rating.

Wall Street’s five largest banks are expected to generate about $11.1 billion in investment-banking fee revenue in the second quarter of 2026, up 27% from a year earlier, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That would mark the highest level since 2021. The rebound is being driven largely by the SpaceX initial public offering and a pickup in large merger activity. Bloomberg’s data shows the SpaceX IPO alone is expected to deliver about $500 million in fees to the 23 banks involved in underwriting the deal, setting a record for a public offering. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are each expected to collect about $100 million. Advisory fees from mergers and acquisitions at the five banks are also projected to rise about 30% year over year to more than $4 billion. Financial Times reported that expected future listings from major technology companies including SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic could add to growth in Wall Street’s investment-banking business.

NOXA, a launchpad platform on Robinhood Chain, recorded $1.94 million in protocol fees yesterday, according to data cited by BlockBeats from DefiLlama on July 13. That put it ahead of Pump.fun, which posted $1.61 million in protocol fees over the same period. BlockBeats also reported that NOXA serves as the CASHCAT launch platform. Separately, the platform’s cumulative number of active user addresses reached 267,642. The figures point to strong recent activity on NOXA relative to Pump.fun based on the fee data referenced in the report.

US national debt rose past $39 trillion in mid-March, with debt held by the public exceeding $31 trillion, according to a newsflash cited by ChainCatcher. The Congressional Budget Office projects the federal deficit will reach $1.9 trillion in fiscal 2026, while publicly held debt is expected to climb to $56 trillion by 2036. Against that backdrop, Senator Cynthia Lummis is pushing the BITCOIN Act, a proposal that would require the US Treasury to buy up to 1 million BTC over five years and hold the assets for at least 20 years. There is still no official confirmation that any purchase has been made. Lummis said on June 16 that, based on her model, such holdings could reduce US national debt by one-third to one-half, and she expects the Treasury to begin buying Bitcoin before the end of 2026.

US national debt topped $39 trillion in mid-March, with debt held by the public exceeding $31 trillion, according to the report cited by Odaily. The Congressional Budget Office expects the fiscal 2026 deficit to reach $1.9 trillion and projects public debt to climb to $56 trillion by 2036. Against that backdrop, Senator Cynthia Lummis continues to promote the BITCOIN Act, a proposal that would require the US Treasury to buy as many as 1 million BTC over five years and hold the assets for at least 20 years. There is still no official confirmation that any purchase has taken place. Lummis said on June 16 that, based on her model, such holdings could reduce US national debt by one-third to one-half. She also said she expects the Treasury to begin buying Bitcoin before the end of 2026. The report cited Bitcoin.com News as the source.

DeFiLlama data shows that NOXA, a meme launchpad on the Robinhood chain, generated $1.94 million in protocol fees over the past 24 hours. That was higher than the $1.61 million recorded by Pump.fun, the Solana-based meme launchpad, over the same period. Earlier reports said NOXA’s platform domain suffered a brief outage due to a Cloudflare issue. Its official website remains inaccessible at the time referenced in the source. The update highlights NOXA’s recent fee performance while also noting that access problems on its main site have not yet been resolved.