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DashTape reports according to official announcements, Binance Alpha 2.0 (CEX) now supports Robinhood chain trading, deposits, and withdrawals. The following tokens have been listed on Binance Alpha 2.0: Cash Cat (CASHCAT), up (UP), Artificial Inu (AI), and Pons (PONS).

DashTape reports Bitcoin News posted on X platform that CoinCorner has partnered with AnchorWatch to launch Vault, providing UK customers with multi-institution Bitcoin custody services underwritten by Lloyd's of London. CoinCorner and AnchorWatch each hold a key, and neither party can transfer customers' Bitcoin independently. All Bitcoin deposits are covered by insurance.

DashTape reports Hyperliquid announced that, in response to community requests, the platform has listed USELESS perpetual contracts with up to 3x leverage. Hyperliquid also reminded users that the listing of these contracts does not imply endorsement of the project by the platform, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Users are advised to fully understand the relevant assets and trading risks before engaging in trading.

According to DashTape, data from MSX.COM shows that SpaceX's stock price rose 3.65% to $153.350 per share, marking a new high since July 7, with a total market capitalization of $2.02 trillion.

DashTape reports According to Hyperbot data, "Machi Big Brother" Jeffrey Huang has opened another 40x leveraged long position on Bitcoin. He currently holds 147 BTC in this position, valued at $11.566 million, with unrealized gains of $46,000.

DashTape reports "White-haired Stock God" Serenity posted on X, expressing optimism about storage chip maker Elite Semiconductor Memory Technology (ESMT, 3006) over the coming months, suggesting its trajectory could mirror the strong rally seen in SanDisk (SNDK). Serenity noted that a single DDR2 memory chip currently costs around $0.96. If the ASP (average selling price) triples, the cost per chip would increase by roughly $2. While this cost increase remains relatively limited for end products, sustained price hikes in memory products could have a significant impact on ESMT's own profitability. Additionally, SLC NAND is expected to see ASP increases of 120% to 170% in the second half of the year, with NOR Flash and other products also facing pricing upside expectations. Serenity stated that based on July performance, ESMT's current monthly net profit stands at approximately $111 million, with a market cap of around $2.8 billion, and believes there remains substantial room for valuation re-rating. Serenity noted that ESMT's current situation reminds them of early-stage SanDisk, but this opportunity is primarily concentrated in the legacy and specialty memory market.

DashTape reports Circle announced that its Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) now supports a prepaid fee feature for fast transfers. Previously, protocol fees were deducted directly from the USDC transfer amount on the destination chain. With this update, developers can pre-quote and collect fees via native gas tokens on the source chain or USDC before the transfer is executed, simplifying fee handling for cross-chain transfers and ensuring users receive the expected amount of USDC. According to Circle, the prepaid fee mechanism primarily improves fee predictability in cross-chain applications. Users no longer face reduced actual settlement amounts caused by additional deductions on the destination chain. Meanwhile, the CCTP Quote API can uniformly calculate fees across different supported chains and consolidate Fast Transfer and Forwarding fees into a single quote, eliminating the need for developers to build separate systems to calculate multiple protocol fees. Additionally, fees can be paid directly using source chain native tokens without reducing or impacting the actual USDC balance being transferred.

DashTape Planet Daily News Circle's cross-chain transfer protocol CCTP now supports the pre-paid fee feature for fast transfers. Developers can pre-quote and collect fees via the native Gas token of the source chain or USDC before the transfer is executed. This feature covers USDC transfers across all EVM chains supported by CCTP, but does not yet support transfers initiated from Solana, while transfers to Solana remain supported. The CCTP Quote API can uniformly calculate fees across different supported chains and integrate Fast Transfer and Forwarding fees; paying fees with the source chain's native token does not reduce the actual amount of USDC being transferred.

DashTape reports The Ethereum Foundation announced that Trezor hardware wallets now support the "Clear Signing" feature through the ERC-7730 standard, making transactions more readable and understandable on hardware devices. This progress was driven by the Clear Signing working group under the Foundation's "Trillion Dollar Security Initiative," aiming to reduce users' risk of asset loss due to "blind signing" of unknown transactions, and to encourage more wallets and DApps to participate.

DashTape reported that, according to Bitcoin News monitoring, the Coldcard thief is prioritizing emptying the largest portion of the third wave of vaults. Galaxy Research stated that these wallets have transferred out 97.09 BTC, worth approximately $7.7 million, accounting for about 45% of the assets in this batch. The attacker created 293 2/2 vaults themselves and previously moved some tokens via THORChain on September 2, followed by multiple rounds of CoinJoin over the weekend. The vulnerability stems from a 2021 firmware flaw that reduced seed entropy to a minimum of 40 bits. Of the tokens stolen in this exploit, approximately 82% remain unmoved.