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Meme coin
2026-09-06 03:08:47

Meme Coin WALLET Hits $31M ATH, Up 34.2% in 24 Hours

On September 6, 2026, the meme coin WALLET, which is part of the Robinhood ecosystem, reached a new all-time high market capitalization of $31 million before pulling back to $24 million, according to GMGN market data. The 24-hour price increase was 34.2%, with trading volume of $1.4 million. The token was launched on July 10 via Noxa. On-chain data shows its deployer wallet is linked to funds from Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev's demonstration wallet and interactions with product manager Seong Lee. BlockBeats warns that meme coins typically have no real-world use cases and are highly volatile, advising investors to practice caution and avoid FOMO.

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Meme Coin WALLET Hits $31M ATH, Up 34.2% in 24 Hours
Bitcoin
2026-09-04 10:12:47

Dormant 2011 Bitcoin wallet moves 40 BTC, undercutting New York abandoned-property claim

A Bitcoin address that had sat untouched since Nov. 5, 2011 moved its full balance of 40.00001152 BTC on Sept. 3, 2026, after roughly 14 years and 10 months of inactivity. The coins were worth less than $120 when they first arrived, based on Bitcoin trading near $3 at the time, and about $3.09 million when they were transferred. At publication, with Bitcoin at $80,962, the holdings were worth about $3.24 million. Galaxy Research identified the sending address as "Noah Doe #38097" and said it appears on a list of 39,069 addresses named in a New York lawsuit that seeks ownership of roughly 3.7 million to 3.8 million BTC said to be "abandoned." Depending on the price point used, the value tied to the broader claim has been reported at $285 billion to $293 billion. The case, filed as 153119/2026 in New York County Supreme Court, relies on New York Personal Property Law § 7-B. The address had previously received two blockchain-based legal notices, including one marked "COURT-ORDERED LEGAL NOTICE." But the latest movement adds to a growing set of named wallets that have become active since the suit was filed. Alex Thorn of Galaxy Research said 52 listed addresses have moved 34,335 BTC since the case began. On-chain data cited in the report shows the Sept. 3 transfer went to a new bc1 address and had not moved again by press time, indicating a wallet transfer rather than a confirmed sale.

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Dormant 2011 Bitcoin wallet moves 40 BTC, undercutting New York abandoned-property claim
Ansem
2026-08-20 14:36:48

Ansem’s new crypto site draws developer backlash over ‘vibe-coded’ claims and alleged vulnerabilities

Crypto influencer Zion “Ansem” Thomas launched a website that facilitates crypto transactions on Monday, but the rollout was quickly overshadowed by a public dispute with a pseudonymous developer known as bleep. By Wednesday, bleep was alleging that the site had unpatched vulnerabilities and accusing Ansem of giving “zero consideration” to developers. Ansem rejected those claims, calling them “not true” and “baseless,” and denied that he had ever made any agreement for bleep to build a platform on his behalf. The dispute widened on social media as bleep described the official product as little more than a “pump fun wrapper” created by a “vibe-coder,” while another influencer urged users to remove funds from Ansem’s launchpad and disconnect their wallets. Proposed Community Notes pushed back on parts of that narrative, saying bleep built Bullpad rather than the official Ansem.io website and had not published any specific vulnerability details. Those notes had not received enough ratings to appear publicly as of Wednesday. CoinGecko data cited by Protos also shows a sharp imbalance inside the ecosystem: ANSEM accounts for 94% of the ecosystem’s estimated $100 million value, while the six launchpad coins tracked from ansem.io were worth a combined $7 million on Wednesday. ANSEM has also lost half its value over the past month, after reaching an all-time high of $0.44 on July 6 and closing yesterday at $0.22, where it remained today.

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Ansem’s new crypto site draws developer backlash over ‘vibe-coded’ claims and alleged vulnerabilities