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Policy and Re
2026-09-13 11:00:09

Weekly project roundup: Coinbase Wallet name returns, Bitwise to liquidate Dogecoin ETF, Uniswap rolls out StablePair Hook

WuBlockchain’s weekly roundup for Sept. 6 to Sept. 12 tracked a broad set of product, protocol, and market-structure updates across crypto and adjacent derivatives markets. Robinhood Chain reported about $42.58 million in cumulative revenue over its first 70 days, while Base App was renamed back to Coinbase Wallet as Coinbase shifted the product toward multichain trading and onchain asset access. Bitwise said it will liquidate and shut down its Dogecoin ETF, BWOW, with trading set to end after Oct. 14, 2026, and cash distributions scheduled for Oct. 22 based on the fund’s Oct. 21 NAV. On the product side, Uniswap Labs introduced StablePair Hook for stablecoin pairs on Uniswap v4, and Kalshi received approval from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission to launch gold and silver perpetual contracts. The roundup also covered Charter Foundation’s push to lower token issuance costs, 1inch co-founder Sergej Kunz saying the protocol still is not profitable despite more than $814 billion in cumulative routed volume, a Polkadot proposal for native decentralized stablecoin dotUSD, trade[XYZ]’s new Events contract market, and FLOP Network’s first yellow paper draft.

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Weekly project roundup: Coinbase Wallet name returns, Bitwise to liquidate Dogecoin ETF, Uniswap rolls out StablePair Hook
Coinbase Wall
2026-09-12 03:00:04

Coinbase Wallet launches Pulse mode, Brian Armstrong says

Coinbase Wallet has rolled out Pulse mode, according to a post by Brian Armstrong on X. The update was disclosed in an Odaily newsflash. Armstrong said users can download the app and try the new mode. The source material did not provide additional details on Pulse mode’s features, launch scope, or technical specifications. No further timeline or supporting product information was included in the original brief.

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Coinbase Wallet launches Pulse mode, Brian Armstrong says
Coinbase
2026-09-10 18:09:29

Coinbase renames Base App back to Coinbase Wallet and shifts focus to multi-chain trading

Coinbase said it is renaming Base App back to Coinbase Wallet, reversing a branding move made a year ago as it refocuses the self-custody product on trading and broader multi-chain access. Ryan Kass, head of Coinbase Wallet, said the app will serve as a "test kitchen" for products and assets not yet offered on Coinbase’s centralized exchange. The first example is perpetual contracts powered by Hyperliquid. Kass also said the wallet supports long-tail assets and will add support for new chains as they go live. Coinbase said the return to the Coinbase Wallet name reflects how the app has evolved into a broader multi-chain trading platform. The wallet also supports prediction markets and tokenized stocks. In promoting the product, Coinbase highlighted "no KYC, no waiting, no borders," saying users can begin trading within minutes of downloading the app, though some features remain subject to regional restrictions. The company added that the wallet will automatically detect and hide scam or malicious tokens, while new markets and asset classes must still pass strict product and compliance reviews before launch. The move reverses Coinbase’s July 2025 decision to rename Coinbase Wallet as Base App and frame it as an all-in-one app combining social features, mini apps, messaging, payments, and trading. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said in March this year that the social experiment was "not very successful," and Base creator Jesse Pollak later handed app leadership to Jordan "Cobie" Fish.

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Coinbase renames Base App back to Coinbase Wallet and shifts focus to multi-chain trading
Ansem
2026-08-03 13:18:42

Ansem says an onchain supercycle is here as retail access gets easier

Crypto KOL Ansem said on Aug. 3 that the current market cycle could become "very, very crazy," arguing that an "onchain supercycle" has already arrived. In his view, the setup is very different from the previous cycle, when roughly 90% of retail investors ended up serving as exit liquidity for smart money. He attributed that earlier dynamic to centralized exchanges listing meme coins only after they had already reached multi-billion-dollar valuations, unstable infrastructure, and a lack of easy-to-use mobile apps. This time, Ansem said, retail traders can buy any trending onchain asset across chains in less than a minute, with one-click cross-chain access sharply reducing friction for speculation in low-cap tokens. He also said centralized exchanges have become more aggressive about listings after missing large volumes, adding that Coinbase has natively integrated Coinbase Wallet so users can join new token launches instantly. Ansem added that meme coin trading volume could draw in not only retail capital but also developers, as open blockchains and AI tools such as Fable make it easier to turn ideas into immediate liquidity. He said he is bullish on tokenization and novel applications, and specifically highlighted tokens that can keep capturing and compounding attention, including ANSEM.

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Ansem says an onchain supercycle is here as retail access gets easier