Crypto KOL Ansem stated that the market is in the early phase of a bull run, emphasizing the need to hunt for asymmetric returns and tolerate short-term volatility. He noted that the past two years have favored meme coin trading, but longer holding periods may now be more rewarding. Retail investors are entering with more capital, driven by growth on Pump.fun, Fomo, and Robinhood Chain. The shift to short-form video content reduces project research, creating opportunities for those who build thorough investment theses. However, traders must set clear exit criteria and review past mistakes.

JINQIAN and FAMI market caps have fallen over 79% and 71% from highs, respectively. Crypto KOL Rune previously claimed to acquire a Nasdaq-listed company for $1.8M, sparking a rally in related meme coins. He later clarified the plan was a post generated by Claude, with fabricated data.

Crypto KOL Rune has admitted that his earlier disclosed plan to acquire a Nasdaq-listed company and tokenize equity on the Robinhood Chain was actually a post generated by the AI model Claude, with all related data fabricated or exaggerated. Previously, Rune had claimed to have acquired 37.4% of a Nasdaq-listed company for $1.8 million and planned to pair tokenized stocks with meme coins.

Crypto KOL Unipcs purchased 3.8 million JINQIAN tokens for $98,679 on September 2, with an average price of $0.0259. The position is now worth $244,000, yielding a floating profit of $140,000 and a 146% return. The tokens remain held.

A sharp rally in two Robinhood Chain tokens, FAMI and JINQIAN, has fueled speculation that on-chain meme trading may be spilling into a Nasdaq-listed stock story. According to GMGN data cited by BlockBeats, the two tokens climbed to market capitalizations above $40 million and $50 million, with one-hour trading volumes expanding to $47 million and $35 million. Traders linked the move to a Sept. 1 post from crypto KOL Rune, who said he had acquired most of the shares of a Nasdaq-listed company with 92.3% short interest and $6.2 million in liabilities, and was working to tokenize the equity on Robinhood Chain before pairing it with a meme coin. Rune argued that even $500,000 of buy pressure flowing from on-chain trading into the underlying stock could materially move a company with a $4.8 million market capitalization, while a larger move could trigger a squeeze. Community members believe the company in question may be Farmmi Inc. (NASDAQ: FAMI), though Rune had not endorsed either token as of publication. BIT data cited in the report showed FAMI stock at $0.3511 after the open, up 200% on the day. BlockBeats said the episode carries regulatory risk and cautioned users that Rune has not claimed any token involved.

fomo has emerged as one of the most visible winners in the scramble for users and order flow tied to Robinhood Chain trading. Data from a Dune dashboard by Adam Tehc showed that on Aug. 31, GMGN accounted for about 43.6% of Robinhood Chain trading terminal volume and fomo took roughly 35.6%, putting their combined share near 79.2%. Within fomo itself, Robinhood Chain made up about 75% of daily volume that day, ahead of Solana at around 20%, BNB Chain at 3.4% and Base at 1%, based on the latest chart interval cited by the source. The company’s own numbers point to a sharp expansion. fomo said its total user count had passed 1.9 million as of Aug. 31, with more than 1.2 million users active in August and more than 30,000 new users joining each day. Monthly trading volume rose from $500 million in June to $1.5 billion in July, and the company projected August volume above $2.8 billion. It also estimated about $17 million in monthly revenue for August, equivalent to more than $200 million on an annualized basis. The article links that growth to three connected mechanisms — referrals, Trader Rewards and Clans — as well as a broader product buildout across web trading, perpetuals and cross-chain access. On the infrastructure side, fomo said it acquired proprietary software and intellectual property developed by Mobula, while Axios, citing CEO Paul Erlanger, reported the deal was worth $17 million.

Richard Qian, founder of Botiverse, acknowledged the team misallocated its focus during roughly six months of building Raft (formerly Slock), chasing growth and revenue while raising more capital than needed and relying on KOL marketing he now calls a mistake. In the coming weeks, Botiverse will open-source multiple internal projects and publish Raft's main repository source code, though external pull requests will not be accepted for now. Qian argues that as AI agents take on more development work, the traditional open-source collaboration model of external developers submitting code for maintainers to review and merge may no longer fit.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Gate has listed seven hot meme-related assets on its contracts platform in recent days, adding coverage across BNB Chain, Solana, Base and Robinhood Chain. The new names are Niu Lai, BASECAT, ANSEM, MARSCOIN, PONS, CASHCAT and FONE. Niu Lai, a meme built around a Chinese cultural film IP, led the pack with a maximum gain of 288%. MARSCOIN, carrying a Mars-space concept, climbed as much as 99%. PONS and FONE gained up to 69% and 47% respectively; CASHCAT and BASECAT advanced 34% and 25%. Along with ANSEM and others, these additions deepen Gate's meme contract universe across topics ranging from Chinese culture and cats to KOLs, mobile trading and early-stage chain ecosystems. The report notes that meme market hotspots are rotating outward from one theme to multi-chain and multi-ecosystem narratives. Gate is expanding its trading lineup around popular assets and new stories to offer traders a richer and faster set of choices.