POD, a Base ecosystem token linked to dphn.ai, posted a sharp rebound on Aug. 23, rising 23.7% on the day, according to GMGN tracking data. Its gains over the past three days exceeded 45%, pushing its market capitalization above $264 million. The move came a day after Coinbase added BASECAT, DRB, POD, and GRASS to its asset listing roadmap. The update put fresh attention on several Base-related tokens, with POD recording one of the more notable moves in the group. BlockBeats said token prices remain highly volatile and warned users to be cautious when making investment decisions.

BlockBeats reported on Aug. 22 that HTX market data showed sharp moves across four tokens after a message that Coinbase had added BASECAT, DRB, POD and GRASS to its asset listing roadmap. BASECAT rose more than 270% in 24 hours, lifting its market cap to $32 million. DRB climbed more than 70% to a $14 million market cap. POD gained more than 28% to $235 million, while GRASS advanced more than 7% to $82 million. The report cited HTX data and did not provide additional details.

Coinbase said on its official website that it has updated its asset listing roadmap and added Cluster Protocol (CP), Basecat (BASECAT), DebtReliefBot (DRB), Dolphin (POD) and Grass (GRASS). CP, BASECAT, DRB and POD are Base chain assets, while GRASS is a Solana network asset. Coinbase said being placed on the roadmap does not mean trading is already live. The assets must still meet market-making support and technical infrastructure requirements before trading can begin.

Crypto markets head into the week of July 27 with a dense calendar of macro releases, central bank decisions and industry-specific events that could shape digital-asset pricing. According to CoinDesk’s weekly preview, the Federal Reserve, Bank of England and Bank of Japan are all expected to leave rates unchanged, but traders are watching closely for any signal that higher energy prices could push policymakers closer to renewed tightening. CME FedWatch puts the odds of a U.S. rate hike at 33%, while prediction markets imply 19%, up from near zero earlier in the month. Thursday brings a heavier test with second-quarter U.S. GDP and June Personal Consumption Expenditures data. CoinDesk said a combination of firm growth and sticky inflation could strengthen the higher-for-longer rates trade through higher yields and a stronger dollar, while softer numbers could unwind that setup. On the crypto side, Polygon is set to deploy its Ithaca hard fork on mainnet, BitMEX will settle and delist 35 derivatives contracts, and FTX Recovery Trust is scheduled to begin its fifth creditor distribution, worth roughly $900 million. Earnings from Robinhood, Coinbase and Strategy are also due, alongside governance votes, token unlocks and industry conferences.

GRASS token rallied 10% after a 35% post-call drop. Stage 2 airdrop opens July 22 in USDC; long-time node operators report low single-digit payouts, fueling frustration despite $75M+ network revenue claims.

Grass network confirms Season 2 airdrop of 170M tokens, native non-custodial wallet launching mid-July, and a public call on July 7. A 33.4M token unlock on June 28 adds supply pressure.

HYPE extended its ETF inflow streak to five weeks, while BSB surged after a Binance perpetual listing. JTO, GRASS and SPACE also advanced on MEV, AI data and DePIN catalysts.

Ethereum and XRP outperformed major crypto assets while a wide range of altcoins posted sharp daily gains, pointing to stronger capital rotation into mid- and low-cap tokens.