According to BlockBeats, change, a top-tier KOL on the fomo platform, bought about $1.1 million worth of CASHCAT in several batches on the morning of Sept. 1. In a post accompanying the trade, change said there is almost no asset that can outperform CASHCAT in terms of scale, and that was the reason he chose to buy and hold. change joined fomo in 2026 and currently counts 334,000 followers, which places him at the platform's top level. Over the past 30 days, his trading profit reached $2.42 million, according to the same report. Separately, GMGN market data showed that CASHCAT rebounded clearly this morning. Its market capitalization is now $218 million, representing a 14.87% rise over the past 24 hours. The buy was carried out in several batches, and the report was published on Sept. 1.

A heavy news cycle from Aug. 31 to Sept. 1 brought fresh movement across exchanges, crypto treasuries, regulation, tokenization, AI products and on-chain markets. Binance said it will remove 12 cross and isolated margin pairs on Sept. 3 after suspending borrowing on some isolated pairs on Sept. 1, with auto-liquidation, order cancellation and delisting to follow. Strategy disclosed it bought 4,603 BTC for $369.7 million, while BitMine reported another week of ETH accumulation and later bought 51,000 more ETH from FalconX and BitGo. In Europe, the European Commission designated ChatGPT as a very large online search engine and classified Reddit and Roblox as very large online platforms under the Digital Services Act, triggering stricter compliance obligations. Elsewhere, ICE said it is working with tZERO on tokenized securities infrastructure, Telegram began rolling out Gram Wallet to a subset of users ahead of a wider launch to more than 1 billion users, and Solana posted record fee and governance participation data. The period also included large wallet transfers, SEC policy moves, Hyperliquid’s reported U.S. market discussions, AI-related fundraising and product launches, and a series of macro comments spanning bonds, gold and rate expectations.

Niulai, a BSC-based meme coin tied to the viral film of the same name, extended its run on Aug. 30 after Binance Futures listed the token. Its market capitalization briefly climbed to $142 million, setting another record high after launching on Aug. 14. Public posts and on-chain screenshots cited by Odaily show that several traders captured unusually large profits during the move, ranging from six-figure gains on very small early positions to large late-stage bets placed just before the Binance listing. Among the most closely watched examples, trader Lana said she controlled the fomo trading account @fomopumpguy, whose screenshots showed a roughly $113.36 purchase when Niulai’s market cap was around $11,700. By Aug. 30, that position was showing about $1.006 million in unrealized profit, with returns above 10,000x. Meme trader Leishemao was shown with an earlier $10,700 position that had grown to about $1.1232 million in floating profit, or 10,467.74%. Odaily also highlighted prediction-market trader Gu Lang Capital, who said he bought Niulai multiple times, including a $300,000 purchase around a $42 million market cap that helped push the token toward a $74 million first peak because of shallow liquidity. Separately, trader Queen (@XXAntiWar) bought roughly $1.51 million worth of Niulai in two transactions before the Binance futures listing, according to analyst EmberCN, while GMGN data showed trader Dayu holding about 1.4 million tokens at an average cost of $0.0413.

Robinhood Chain, still less than two months old, saw another burst of on-chain activity over the weekend, with trading volume, active users and protocol revenue all reaching fresh highs. The report argues that the network’s traction is not coming from a single source. Instead, capital, users and assets are entering through several routes at once. One of the clearest drivers is Pons, a Launchpad product that has become a major source of token creation and trading flow on the chain. Dune data cited in the report shows Pons posted more than 22,000 token deployments in a single day, accounting for 67.8% of Robinhood Chain’s daily token deployments, while daily volume topped $308 million. The platform also directs 70% of trading fees to token creators and uses 80% of protocol revenue to buy back and burn PONS, helping build a feedback loop between activity and token value capture. Another source of expansion is Fomo, a trading terminal designed around a more social, app-like interface. The report says it lowers the barrier for retail participation and broadens the chain’s user base beyond professional traders. At the same time, rising token prices, expectations around potential Robinhood listings, and experiments combining meme tokens with tokenized stocks are adding more attention and liquidity to the network.

Catapult Trade said it has raised about $6.6 million to date through four fundraising rounds: Seed, Private, KOL, and Early Public. The disclosed backers include KuCoin Ventures, Oddiyana Ventures, Venture Vault VC, and a group of institutions and angel investors that also includes the founder of LIS Skins and the founder of Trady. According to the project, its core business centers on a Solana-based gamified meme coin launch platform and a synthetic leveraged trading platform. The team added that a full investor list and detailed information for each financing round will be released two weeks before the token generation event, or TGE. Catapult Trade said the TGE is expected to start in fall 2026, with more updates scheduled for September.

PlanX said it has upgraded its infrastructure strategy around two service lines: Backend as a Service, or BaaS, and Infrastructure as a Service, or IaaS. The company’s pitch is that platforms with users, traffic, assets, or trading scenarios should be able to offer trading features without first building a full exchange stack on their own. In PlanX’s framing, the hard part is no longer the trading interface alone, but the dense backend layer behind it, including accounts, order handling, pricing, liquidity, market making, position management, margin, risk controls, liquidation logic, PnL calculation, settlement, market data, monitoring, and operations. Through BaaS, wallets, fintech apps, AI agents, communities, brokers, DApps, Telegram bots, and other platforms can keep their own brand and frontend while connecting trading capabilities to PlanX. Through IaaS, asset issuers and project teams can define what should be tradable, while PlanX provides the market infrastructure needed to keep those markets running. The company said this model can apply to crypto assets, ecosystem assets, synthetic markets, indexes, RWA-related products, prediction-related markets, and other programmable financial products, with deployment adjusted for different markets and regulatory requirements.

Robinhood Chain has been pitched around tokenized equities, but its first real burst of on-chain activity has come from somewhere else. Early traction on the network is being driven largely by meme launches, short-term trading, launchpads, bots and trading terminals rather than long-term investors accumulating tokenized versions of NVIDIA or Apple. According to DefiLlama data cited in the source article, Robinhood Chain had about $720 million in DeFi total value locked as of Aug. 31, 2026, stablecoins worth roughly $775 million on-chain, and rolling 24-hour DEX volume near $1.32 billion, a figure already above TVL. Pons has emerged as the dominant launchpad after Noxa stopped operating, while GMGN and FOMO together accounted for about 71.2% of trading-terminal volume based on Dune data referenced in the report. The article argues that Robinhood Chain’s more distinctive experiments lie in connecting memes to stock tokens, turning NFTs into programmable financial wrappers, and building infrastructure for agent-based trading and payments. At the same time, the report says much of the activity still carries signs of early sentiment premium, while lasting demand for holding, lending, payments and on-chain asset management tied to stock tokens remains unproven.

Crypto markets on Aug. 31 were led by a cluster of stories around Robinhood Chain activity, tokenized stock trading, and U.S. crypto legislation. Robinhood Chain posted $945 million in single-day DEX volume on Aug. 29, setting a new all-time high and moving above its previous peak from mid-July. Token Terminal said the seven most actively traded tokenized stocks all sit on either BNB Chain or Robinhood Chain, generating a combined $4.3 billion in DEX volume over the past 30 days. Pons, a token launch platform active on Robinhood Chain, said it has paid $20.93 million to token creators over the past 47 days, while Dune data showed 23,080 tokens were deployed on Robinhood Chain on Aug. 29, with Pons V2 accounting for 15,957 of them, or about 69.1%. The broader news flow also included a planned Sept. 15 procedural vote in the U.S. Senate on the CLARITY Act, new governance and infrastructure updates from Hyperliquid, Solana and Deribit, multiple security incidents across Cosmos-linked and other networks, and a series of market comments from figures including Tom Lee, Ki Young Ju, Ansem and Bonk Guy. In spot trading, UNI was the only gainer among the listed top-10 CEX turnover tokens, up 11.2%, while ZORA led the OKX 24-hour gainers with a 33.52% rise.