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DashTape reports According to on-chain analyst Ember CN's monitoring, half an hour ago, CryptoHayes (0x6cd...e21) purchased 244,000 UNI through Flowdesk OTC at a price of $7.06.

DashTape reports according to GMGN data, Marscoin's market cap briefly exceeded $260 million in the early hours of today, setting a new all-time high. It is currently reported at $244 million, with a 24-hour gain of over 28%. Additionally, mainstream Meme coins on BSC are broadly rising. "Bull Comeback" is up over 44% in 24 hours, currently reported at $120 million; FLOCK is up over 18% in 24 hours, currently reported at $22.7 million; b-money is up over 400% in 24 hours, currently reported at $13 million; Stonks is up over 19% in 24 hours, currently reported at $11.4 million. DashTape reminds users that Meme coin prices are highly volatile, and investors should participate with caution.

DashTape reports Tokenized stock weekly trading volume hit a near $3 billion peak in August, with Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain, and Solana handling most of the transactions. The total value locked in on-chain tokenized stocks has surpassed $110 million, but only about 5% is deployed in on-chain financial applications. Digital asset manager Grayscale stated that the tokenized stock market remains primarily trading-focused. The related asset scale on Solana lending platforms Kamino and Jupiter has grown approximately tenfold year-over-year, with lending and collateral usage continuing to expand. BNB Chain's cumulative tokenized stock trading volume exceeded $5.2 billion by the end of June, with over 700 tokenized stocks and ETFs available on the network. Solana recorded $5.77 billion in second-quarter tokenized asset trading volume, of which tokenized stock trading volume reached $4.8 billion, up roughly fourfold from the first quarter. (Bitcoin.com News)

DashTape reports Vitalik posted on X platform, stating that recent research around transaction formats has given Ethereum a clearer understanding of "actions" and "dependencies" within transactions, allowing the two to be optimized separately. Signatures, Merkle proofs for UTXOs, and ZK-SNARKs or STARKs fall under dependencies, while calls to send ETH are actions. Dependencies can be processed in parallel; state-related dependencies can be handled by the mempool, while pure dependencies can be processed once at the mempool layer and may potentially be replaced by STARK proofs, reducing execution and data processing overhead. Vitalik pointed out that Ethereum's current scaling strategy requires a clear distinction between dynamically flexible and statically analyzable parts, with the latter qualifying for lower gas costs. By transaction volume, over 90% of Ethereum activity does not require dynamic flexibility. The EIP-8141 transaction type is moving towards a general, minimal call-list direction, with new state types, recursive STARK mempools, and keyed nonces also aligning with this direction.

DashTape reports Jake Chervinsky, CEO of the Hyperliquid Policy Center, stated that regulators did not focus on Meme coin oversight in the previous cycle, as most believed it was merely a fleeting trend—a view reinforced by the sharp decline in trading volumes that followed. Should Meme coins experience renewed, large-scale growth and enter the mainstream market, they are expected to become one of the key regulatory topics in cryptocurrency policy.

DashTape reports Over the past 90 days, the scale of USDC issued by Circle deposited into DeFi protocols has grown by 34.1%, reaching $9.3 billion. Among them, USDC deposits on Morpho Blue and Aave V3 reached $3.6 billion and $2.8 billion respectively, together accounting for approximately 69% of the total.

DashTape reports HyperliquidNews posted on X stating that TXYZ (@tradexyz HIP-4) has launched 8 outcome markets, covering stock prices, American football, and the US Open Women's Singles champion.

DashTape reported that Bitcoin News posted on platform X, stating that Coldcard is replenishing dealer inventory in batches as new devices are produced. About a month ago, a entropy vulnerability in Coldcard led to the theft of over $100 million in Bitcoin from users; the company stated that multiple dealers have applied for additional inventory, and devices continue to be sold.

DashTape reports Four long-dormant Bitcoin wallets were reactivated between August 29 and September 4, collectively moving 202.84 BTC worth approximately $15.73 million. The largest address held 146.06 BTC, dormant for nearly 12.8 years since November 2013, representing a gain of approximately 12,902% based on a cost of around $595. Another address held 40 BTC, untouched since November 2011, with a current value of approximately $3.09 million and an average cost of about $3, reflecting a gain of roughly 2,571,899%—meaning a bitcoin position of around $120 grew to over $3 million. Two additional addresses holding 10 BTC and 6.78 BTC respectively have been inactive since June 2011 and February 2011. Galaxy Research flagged the recipient of the 6.78 BTC transfer as Coinbase, which is typically associated with selling intent. Some of the reactivated addresses also carry the sender label "Noah Doe," which points to a New York lawsuit seeking to have thousands of dormant addresses declared abandoned property; the case proceedings were paused by a judge in June. (Decrypt)

DashTape reports According to OKX market data, BTC has broken through 80,000 USDT and is currently reported at 80,010.5 USDT, up 0.28% in the past 24 hours.