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According to GMGN data, the market cap of Solana ecosystem Meme ZCAT briefly exceeded $69 million early this morning, and has now pulled back to $55 million, with a 24H gain of over 230%. It is reported that ZCAT is a Meme coin built around the Zcash privacy narrative, featuring an anonymous cat wearing a paper bag over its head. Its core mechanism is to continuously distribute trading-generated revenue to ZCAT holders in the form of ZEC, creating a "hold Meme coin, earn ZEC" yield narrative. Additionally, crypto KOL Ansem commented on the relevant introduction today and replied "imagine. $ZCAT". DashTape reminds users that Meme coin prices are highly volatile, and investors should participate with caution.

DashTape reports according to GMGN data, the market cap of Robinhood ecosystem Meme coin PAIR has surpassed $30 million, reaching an all-time high, with a 24-hour increase of over 100%. It is reported that PAIR is a multi-pool RWA token launch platform on Robinhood Chain, supporting projects in creating tokens and pairing them with RWA assets such as stock tokens. Its protocol token PAIR has been listed and paired with the SPY stock token. Additionally, today trader Dayu posted on the X platform stating that he bought pair and shroom. According to GMGN data, Dayu currently holds approximately 3.3 million PAIR tokens, with unrealized gains of about 35.89%.

DashTape reports Solana and Arbitrum co-founders engaged in a heated debate over Robinhood Chain's fee structure. In response, BNB Chain Growth Director Nina Rong posted on X platform, stating: "Setting aside the debate over 'what's best for Robinhood,' what I really want to point out is that further reducing gas fees is no longer the top priority for the blockchain industry." The true top priority for all blockchains today is to find sustainable business models, which in turn drive their technology and development. Business models can include gas fees, revenue sharing, and other forms of commercial agreements. Over the past five years, blockchain foundations have been known primarily for two things: 1. Providing grants/investments; 2. Reducing gas fees. For blockchain companies to sustain another five years of growth, they need to establish solid commercial structures. Previously reported, Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko stated that if Robinhood Chain were to join Solana, the 10% revenue share paid to Arbitrum could be redirected to subsidize user transactions, making them completely gas-free. Offchain Labs co-founder Steven Goldfeder responded that if Robinhood Chain chose Solana, Robinhood would be unable to generate any revenue from gas fees.

DashTape reports Blockworks researcher Kunal Doshi stated on the X platform that Pump.fun's daily revenue has recently begun to show a noticeable decline, with some trading activity migrating to Robinhood Chain and Launchpads on Solana that support trading pairs composed of Meme coins and stock tokens.

DashTape reports Offchain Labs co-founder Steven Goldfeder responded to Solana co-founder Toly's comments regarding Robinhood Chain fees, stating that under the Arbitrum architecture, Robinhood can retain 90% of gas fees; whereas if it had chosen Solana, Robinhood would not be able to earn any revenue from gas fees, and would also have to bear the costs itself if it subsidized transaction fees for users. He stated that the reason Robinhood chose Arbitrum is precisely because they want to be a "landlord" rather than a "tenant." Earlier, Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko (Toly) posted on X platform that the 10% revenue share Robinhood Chain pays to Arbitrum is enough to cover approximately 4 times the Solana transaction fees over the same period. If that revenue were used to subsidize user transactions, Robinhood Chain could even offer users a completely gas-free experience.

DashTape reports According to Onchain Lens monitoring, over the past 24 hours, Hyperliquid has repurchased and burned 9,730 HYPE at an average price of $85.27, valued at approximately $829,500. Hyperliquid has cumulatively burned 48.42 million HYPE, equivalent to approximately $4.14 billion at current value, accounting for 4.84% of the maximum supply.

DashTape reports Crypto trader Li Ping stated that as AI develops, privacy will become increasingly valuable, adding, "Guard privacy, uphold the light of civilization - this is not a choice, this is a principle." He also showcased his long position on ZEC, currently holding a 4x leveraged long with an entry price of $367.41 and a latest price of $1,078.62, representing unrealized gains of approximately $10.066 million.

DashTape reports – Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart posted on X a list of institutions holding shares of the HYPE spot ETF. Among them, Wealth High Governance holds 632,614 shares, valued at $23,948,236, ranking first, while OLP Capital Management holds $10.5 million in shares, ranking second. UBS Group ranks third with $7.5 million in assets. Bank of Montreal ranks fourth with $6.7 million, and Jane Street ranks fifth with $4.4 million.

According to DashTape Meme Dispatch monitoring, UNIPCS market cap on Robinhood briefly exceeded $5.23 million. It is reported that renowned trader UNIPCS is the "No. 1 ranked trader," and the token's narrative revolves around this trader himself. Holders can earn ETH rewards, with rewards flowing to UNIPCS, and the mechanism also includes buyback and burn features. "Meme Dispatch" is curated by DashTape's exclusive AI model, screening trending potential assets from community discussions. Content is compiled based on public information and does not constitute investment advice. Please exercise your own judgment and be aware of the high volatility risks associated with Meme coins.

DashTape reports — Citi issued its first native digital structured note in March this year via Euroclear's D-FMI tokenization platform, distributed through its wealth management business. Brazil's state-owned bank Banco do Brasil invested $5 million through its proprietary funds desk on August 19, purchasing notes from subsequent issuances under the same Citi program. The bank stated that this transaction marks the first of its kind by a Latin American financial institution. The note was issued by a Luxembourg-based Citi entity, with Citi's London branch serving as issuing and paying agent. The underlying reference asset was not disclosed.