Meme Daily2026-10-04 02:33:00Meme token turnover rankings show Base's $XDP far ahead over the past 24 hoursMeme Daily released a 24-hour snapshot of meme token turnover across several chains, with Base posting the largest concentration of activity among the markets listed. On Base, the top 10 meme tokens recorded a combined $290 million in turnover, and $XDP alone accounted for $280 million, ahead of $VVV and $POD. The report described trading activity on the chain as clearly uneven. BNB Chain ranked next among the chains highlighted, with its top 10 meme tokens generating $170 million in combined turnover. $pPOLY led that list with $46.855 million, while $QQOB and $BNCB were also included. On Solana, the top 10 reached $110 million in total, led by $Agency at $24.806 million, followed by tokens including $SPEC, $ZEC, and $CLAUDIA. Robinhood Chain recorded $81.926 million in turnover across its top 10 meme tokens. $NVDA topped that list at $29.804 million, with $PONS, $AI, and $ORBIO remaining active. The report also carried a risk warning, saying meme trading is highly volatile and that market attention can rotate quickly.20
OnRamp Financ2026-10-04 03:52:38OnRamp Finance CEO says Solana’s active market community helps new products launchOnRamp Finance CEO Dan Roberts said the company chose to launch its reinsurance product on Solana for reasons that go beyond transaction speed. In a post on X, Roberts said Solana has a genuinely engaged market community, with participants interested in integrating new businesses and willing to work together on parameter design, co-marketing, and product positioning. He added that Solana also has a group of real early partners, which he described as critical for bringing a new product to market. Roberts said the platform should take pride in that. OnRamp Finance is a DeFi protocol focused on reinsurance.30
crypto jobs2026-10-04 00:16:00Crypto job postings rose to 1,241 in September while applications slipped from JulyCrypto hiring picked up sharply in September, but applicant activity did not keep pace, according to CryptoJobsList data cited by CoinDesk. The crypto-focused jobs platform recorded 1,241 openings in September, up from 886 in August and 382 in July. That means September listings were more than triple July levels and more than double the 573 openings posted in January. The report said January had been the busiest month of the year before a slowdown appeared in August. The number of companies hiring also increased, reaching 125 in September, compared with 107 in July and 77 in August. Even with that rebound in listings, application volume moved the other way. CryptoJobsList recorded 25,700 applications in July, 24,631 in August, and just under 20,000 in September. Over the past three months, finance roles drew the strongest demand from employers, followed by engineering and trading. Stablecoin, artificial intelligence, security, and compliance roles also ranked in the top 10. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana were the blockchain skills most frequently requested in job listings.50
crypto jobs2026-10-03 16:06:28CryptoJobsList says crypto job postings rose to 1,241 in September while applications kept fallingCrypto hiring picked up sharply in September, according to data cited by ChainCatcher from crypto recruiting platform CryptoJobsList. The number of job openings posted by cryptocurrency companies climbed to 1,241 in September, up from 382 in July and 886 in August. The September figure also exceeded January’s 573 openings, which had previously been the busiest month of the year. The number of companies posting jobs also increased, reaching 125 in September, compared with 107 in July and 77 in August. CryptoJobsList said the rebound fits a seasonal pattern in which business activity returns after the summer slowdown in the Northern Hemisphere. At the same time, the platform said seasonality does not fully explain the move, noting that openings had already doubled from July to August and that no similar August-to-September surge appeared in the same period of 2025. Applications moved in the opposite direction. They fell from 25,700 in July to 24,631 in August, then dropped to below 20,000 in September. CryptoJobsList interpreted the gap between rising job postings and falling applications as a sign that competition for specialized talent is tightening.50
crypto jobs2026-10-03 16:00:56Crypto job listings jump to 1,241 in September while applications drop below 20,000Crypto hiring picked up sharply in September 2026, according to data from crypto recruitment platform CryptoJobsList, even as the number of applications moved the other way. Job postings rose to 1,241 in September from 886 in August and 382 in July, more than tripling over two months and surpassing January’s 573, which had been the busiest month of the year until August. The number of companies hiring also climbed to 125 in September, compared with 107 in July and 77 in August. At the same time, applications fell from 25,700 in July to 24,631 in August and then to just under 20,000 in September. CryptoJobsList said the split may point to tighter competition for specialist talent, though the data on its own does not explain why application volume fell as openings increased. Over the past three months, finance was the largest hiring category, followed by engineering and trading. Stablecoins, AI, security and compliance also ranked in the top 10, while Bitcoin was the most commonly requested blockchain familiarity, ahead of Ethereum and Solana.50
Power US2026-10-03 15:01:19PUSA posts higher daily trading volume on Solana than on NasdaqTechub News reported that Power US, the token PUSA launched jointly by crypto wallet Backpack and tokenization platform Sunrise, recorded higher trading volume on the Solana blockchain yesterday than it did on the Nasdaq exchange. PUSA is described as a tokenized U.S. stock index product. The item cited @MessariCrypto as the source of the claim. The report did not provide specific trading figures, and no additional details were included beyond the comparison between Solana and Nasdaq activity for the day.20
DefiLlama2026-10-03 12:25:37DefiLlama: 443 of 558 blockchains generated less than $10 in fees over 24 hoursDefiLlama data shows that fee generation across most public blockchains remained extremely low over the past 24 hours. Out of 558 chains tracked, 514 posted less than $1,000 in fee revenue. Within that group, 443 chains brought in less than $10, and 399 recorded zero fees during the period. Only seven blockchains crossed the $100,000 mark in 24-hour fee revenue. Solana led the list with $1.09 million, followed by Tron at $922,900, BSC at $793,900, Ethereum at $435,000, Bitcoin at $325,600, Base at $114,800, and Robinhood Chain at $100,900. The figures were cited by Techub News based on DefiLlama data.50
Solana2026-10-03 12:10:29Stonk rolls out community coin model on Solana, naming five initial tokensStonk, a token launch platform on Solana, has introduced a new "community coin" model, according to ChainCatcher. Under the setup, holders of a community coin can now receive holder rewards from newly launched meme tokens paired with that community coin. For each meme issued through the community mode, 33% of holder rewards will be distributed to eligible community coin holders, while the remaining 67% will go to holders of the meme token itself. Stonk named USELESS, PENGU, ZCAT, ANSEM, and NEET as the first batch of community coins. The update sets out a fixed reward split for tokens launched through this mode and defines how rewards are shared between paired community coin holders and the meme token’s own holder base.20
