On June 28, the BSC-based Chinese Meme coin 'Binance Life' experienced a sharp flash crash of over 40% around 14:00 UTC, briefly dipping below $0.50 and hitting a market cap low of $480 million. It quickly rebounded, surging 50% from its low to $0.72, restoring its market cap to $720 million, with 24h changes nearly flat. On-chain volume reached approximately $1.09 billion. Notably, the Solana-based Meme coin 'ANSEM' rallied sharply during the same period, suggesting a possible cross-ecosystem capital rotation from BSC to Solana. BlockBeats warns that Meme coins rely on sentiment and hype, lack fundamental value, and carry extreme volatility.

Multicoin Capital released a report forecasting Hyperliquid's token HYPE to reach a baseline valuation of $319 by 2028, a 4x increase from current levels. The report argues that Hyperliquid's shift toward a centralized exchange (CEX)-like revenue model underpins the valuation, citing high trading market share, 99% protocol revenue used for buyback and burn, HIP-3 market deployment mechanism, USDC reserve yield, and wallet onboarding expansion. However, the valuation heavily depends on sustained trading volume and revenue growth.

Multicoin Capital's latest report values Hyperliquid token HYPE at a base case of $319 by 2028, representing roughly 4x upside from current prices. The valuation is anchored on Hyperliquid's centralized-exchange-like revenue model: high trading share, 99% protocol revenue used for buyback and burn, HIP-3 market deployment mechanism, USDC reserve yield, and wallet onboarding expansion. However, the report also cautions that the valuation is highly dependent on actual revenue delivery.

区块链情报公司 AMLBot 监测显示，Polymarket 用户在 Polygon 网络上因前端恶意脚本入侵，被盗走约 310 万美元 PUSD。攻击者利用 EIP-7702 委托执行诱导用户签署授权，随后将资金转换为 USDC.e 并桥接至以太坊，最终兑换为 ETH 并集中存储。目前约 1891.9 枚 ETH 分布在三个新钱包中。此次攻击手法与 2024 年 1inch 的 Lottie Player 库入侵事件类似，均源于第三方脚本被攻破。事件再次警示去中心化应用前端的安全性薄弱环节，用户需警惕恶意授权签名。

Solana-based meme coin ANSEM rocketed to an $86 million market cap with a 424x daily gain, driven by hype and a single KOL-controlled address. Developer address held by crypto influencer Ansem commands 60.4% of supply, yielding $55.5 million in unrealized profit (81,917% return). Ansem has been actively shilling and plans to distribute 'stimmy' funds to on-chain traders after Pump.fun refused airdrop. BlockBeats warns of extreme volatility and lack of fundamental value.

Solana-based meme coin ANSEM saw its market cap briefly reach nearly $100 million, with a 24-hour surge of 424x and trading volume of $59.2 million. Developer and crypto KOL Ansem controls 60.4% of the token supply, realizing an unrealized profit of $55.5 million (81,917.2% return). After Pump.fun refused airdrop distribution, Ansem plans to personally send 'stimulus funds' to on-chain traders, while continuously hyping the token on social media. BlockBeats warns that meme coins lack fundamental utility and are subject to extreme volatility.

According to GMGN data, Solana-based meme token ANSEM surged to a market cap near $100 million before retreating to $86 million, with a 424x gain in 24 hours. The token's deployer address, controlled by crypto KOL Ansem, holds 60.4% of the supply, with unrealized profits of $55.5 million (81,917.2% ROI). Ansem posted that he will issue 'stimmy' funds to on-chain traders after Pump.fun refused to airdrop, fueling FOMO. BlockBeats warns of extreme volatility and no fundamental value.

On June 28, the Solana-based memecoin ANSEM surged 424x in 24 hours, briefly approaching a $100 million market cap before retreating to $86 million. On-chain data from GMGN reveals that the token's developer address—controlled by crypto influencer Ansem—holds 60.4% of the supply, with unrealized profits of $55.5 million (a return of 81,917%). Ansem publicly stated that because Pump.fun refused to conduct an airdrop, he would personally distribute “stimmy” funds to active traders, a move that fueled further FOMO. BlockBeats warns that ANSEM’s highly concentrated ownership and lack of fundamental utility pose extreme risks for retail investors.