ChainCatcher said GMGN data showed the top five tokens in the hot-sector list over the past 24 hours were CATE, Dinger, YOMOGI, CYBERCAT and LPC. CATE traded at $0.0327 with a market cap of $31.51 million and 24-hour volume of $78.38 million, while CYBERCAT and LPC posted gains of 14.7K% and 2.34K%, respectively. The other three names all fell over the same period.

Odaily’s Meme Express monitor said YOMOGI is drawing active discussion across the BSC community, with GMGN showing a current market capitalization of $410,000. The attention appears tied to a post published by Eno on Aug. 23, which said the newly adopted cat of “Kabosu Mama,” the owner of Kabosu — the Shiba Inu known as the original Doge — is named Yomogi. Eno added that the detail came from the contents of a publication that had leaked in advance. Separately, a community discussion circulated the line, “Can this time let Doge mom’s story happen on BSC?” Odaily said Meme Express uses its proprietary AI model to screen community-discussed meme candidates. The outlet also noted that the content is compiled from public information and does not constitute investment advice, while warning readers about the high volatility risks tied to meme coins.

CATE, one of the more closely watched meme coins on Solana, surged from a market cap of just over $2,000 to more than $80 million in a little over a week before dropping 65% in a single minute early yesterday. MarsBit said the selloff was widely tied to two events: the sudden suspension of the token’s X account and an outage at fomo that left users unable to trade during the most volatile stretch. The report argues that CATE’s traction was closely linked to Poorgoat, a high-profile trader on fomo whose public backing gave the token outsized visibility. That made the outage more damaging in market perception, especially after Poorgoat had defended the token as “organic.” MarsBit noted that despite having more than 60,000 holder addresses, the token fell more than 60% on less than $1.5 million in volume within a minute. The episode has also reignited questions around fomo’s rankings, KOL-driven token promotion, address concentration, private-key export procedures, and platform reliability. MarsBit said more than 38,400 CATE holder addresses shown on fomo account for over 60% of the token’s total holder base, amplifying debate over whether the platform merely concentrated retail participation or played a larger role in the token’s market structure.

Anthropic said an unreleased version of its flagship model, Claude Mythos Preview, discovered two previously unknown attacks on cryptographic algorithms, including one targeting HAWK, a post-quantum digital signature system that had advanced to the third round of the U.S. NIST competition. According to the report, the attack cuts the cost of stealing HAWK’s smallest key from 2^64 operations to 2^38, or about 67 million times less work. Anthropic said fixing the issue would roughly double key sizes, weakening one of HAWK’s main selling points: compact keys and fast signing. The report also stressed that HAWK has never been deployed and that Bitcoin still uses ECDSA, so no live crypto system was broken by the finding. Even so, the development matters because a broad push toward quantum-resistant crypto infrastructure assumes that the replacement schemes are themselves secure. The newsletter also covered a range of market and policy developments, including gains in BTC and ETH ahead of the FOMC, public backing for the CLARITY Act from BlackRock, Fidelity, Franklin Templeton, Goldman Sachs, and SoFi, fresh ETF flow data, Zcash’s Ironwood activation, and a burst of meme coin trading activity led by PIPEDOG on Robinhood chain.

CryptoComLearn highlights 7 memecoins under $1 with strong potential for 20× gains in the next bull run. The list includes DOGE, SHIB, PEPE, FLOKI, BONK, BABYDOGE, and MOG, selected based on community strength, exchange listings, and historical volatility. Risks remain significant.

On April 4, Bitcoin rose 0.5% to $66,897 while Ethereum slipped 0.18%; PEPE skyrocketed 1,305%; DeFi TVL edged down; Charles Schwab plans spot trading in H1 2026.

The meme coin sector rebounded sharply after the holiday period, with total market cap rising to $45.3 billion. PEPE led the move with a 54% gain, while ETF speculation and DOGE accumulation added fuel to the rally.

Canary Capital has filed an S-1 with the SEC for a PEPE ETF, describing the token as an asset driven by community interest rather than utility. The filing adds to a broader wave of crypto ETF proposals reaching beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.