Unstoppable

Aug 26, 2026

Unstoppable wallet adds support for THORChain native assets

Privacy wallet Unstoppable said on X that it has added support for THORChain, expanding the set of native assets users can handle inside the app. According to the announcement, users can now store, send, and receive RUNE, TCY, and RUJI through the wallet. The update also adds support for managing THORChain Secured Assets and trading native assets through THORChain. The company also outlined the next steps for the integration. Unstoppable said it plans to roll out more native THORChain features over time, including bonding and deeper forms of protocol interaction. The post did not give a launch date for those additions, but it framed the current release as the start of a broader THORChain feature set inside the wallet.

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Polymarket

Aug 26, 2026

Polymarket bettor puts $53,000 on KT to beat BRO in LCK play-in match

PPP, a prediction market tracking tool, flagged a notable position in Polymarket’s market for the LCK playoff play-in match between KT and BRO. According to the monitoring update, a wallet with more than $70,000 in cumulative profit bought $53,000 worth of shares backing KT to defeat BRO. The position was opened at an average price of 72 cents and totaled 74,000.4 shares. The same address also holds a separate $1,700 position on KT to win Game 1. The KT versus BRO match is scheduled to begin at 16:00 on Aug. 26. The series will be played in a best-of-five format under a double-elimination structure. KT, BRO, NS, and BFX are competing for two play-in slots, and the losing side in this match will not be eliminated immediately.

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Phantom

Aug 26, 2026

Phantom Says Builder Codes Profit Tops $25 Million

HyperliquidNews said on X that Phantom wallet has made more than $25 million in profit through Builder Codes. The post also said Phantom has earned about $2.21 million in referral fees. Combined, the two figures come to $27,213,856.2, or about $27.21 million. No additional details were provided in the post.

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Cardano

Aug 24, 2026

Cardano moves two quantum-resistance wallet proposals into community review

Cardano is advancing work tied to quantum-resistant security for its wallet infrastructure. On Aug. 23, 2026, the official @Cardano account shared the latest CIP process snapshot from researcher Robert Phair, showing that two key proposals had entered formal community review. According to the Techub News item, which cited CoinGape, the update points to continued progress in Cardano’s 2026 upgrade path. The stated focus is to strengthen protections for ADA wallets against future threats linked to quantum computing. While the brief did not disclose the proposal numbers or a deployment schedule, it confirmed that the review process has moved forward and framed the step as part of Cardano’s broader quantum-security agenda.

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Phantom

Aug 24, 2026

Phantom to End Sui Support on Sept. 24

Phantom and Sui have decided to end Sui support within Phantom on Sept. 24, according to ChainCatcher. The two sides also said they are leaving open the possibility of exploring other forms of cooperation in the future. Before Sept. 24, users can move their wallets to other applications that support Sui, or swap their SUI into other assets supported by Phantom. Phantom said it will waive the related fees for those conversions. The update sets a clear deadline for users who still hold SUI in Phantom and need to make arrangements before support ends.

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Polymarket

Aug 22, 2026

Loss-making wallet buys $200,000 on FUT to beat Furia in Polymarket CS2 EWC market

PPP, a prediction market tracking tool, said a wallet that is down $550,000 entered a $200,000 position on FUT to beat Furia in Polymarket’s market for the CS2 EWC match between the two teams. The wallet address was listed as 0xcd30f4698c6f5f3829893e68e183a8e5ea18f316. Its average entry price was 39.7 cents, and the trade totaled 500,998.8 shares. The FUT vs. Furia match is scheduled to start at 22:00 on Aug. 22 and will be played in a best-of-three format. The source note described Furia as the stronger side, while calling FUT a dark horse team in this EWC event.

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Binance

Aug 20, 2026

Binance launches Agent OS developer platform for AI agent access

Binance has introduced Agent OS, a developer platform designed to connect artificial intelligence applications with the exchange’s trading, market data, wallet, payment, and on-chain functions. According to the announcement cited by ChainCatcher, the platform brings together several parts of Binance’s infrastructure, including Binance API, the Binance Wallet Agent Center, the programmable payment tool Binance x402, and Skill Hub. It also supports the Model Context Protocol. Through compatible tools, users can authorize agents to access market data, view account information, and carry out restricted trades. The release positions Agent OS as a framework for developers building AI-driven applications that need direct access to Binance services across multiple product areas. The announcement focuses on the platform’s integrated toolset and permission-based access model, without disclosing additional rollout details in the provided text.

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Binance

Aug 20, 2026

Binance launches Agent OS to connect AI apps with trading, wallet and payment rails

Binance has introduced Agent OS, a developer platform and standardized access layer designed to link AI applications with the company’s trading, market data, wallet, payment and on-chain capabilities across both crypto and traditional markets. The release combines several existing components inside the Binance stack, including Binance API, the Binance Wallet Agent Center, the programmable payments tool Binance x402, and Skill Hub, while also adding support for the Model Context Protocol, or MCP. Under the setup described by Binance, users can authorize agents through compatible tools such as ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Once authorized, those agents can access market data, view account information and carry out permission-limited trades. Binance said users can assign a separate sub-account to each agent so funds and trading activity stay isolated, and those permissions can be changed or revoked at any time. The company also said agents cannot access non-trading personal information such as email addresses or KYC data. Binance added that it will monitor and manage trading activity initiated through the platform, including resulting orders. At the same time, the sources, analysis and decision-making process used by an agent remain inside the AI application chosen by the user, which Binance said it cannot see.

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