AI-themed meme coins and project coins on the Robinhood Chain have rallied broadly, with ZZZ’s price doubling on the day its official website launched.

On his personal channel, on-chain detective ZachXBT stated that Revolut allegedly failed to identify a fraudulent request, leading to a data leak exposing some users’ personally identifiable information (PII). The leaked details include copies of passports or driver’s licenses, verification selfies, account statements, IBAN numbers, withdrawal records, full transaction histories (including Bitcoin trades), as well as users’ names, dates of birth, occupations, home addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers. ZachXBT added that the number of affected users may be limited, but the incident appears to target high-net-worth individuals; multiple Revolut users received relevant security alert emails yesterday.

Singapore has launched online auctions for the first two batches of confiscated assets from its SGD 3 billion money laundering case, with an estimated total value of SGD 2.9 million to SGD 3.9 million. The suspects include Su Weiyi, the mastermind behind cryptocurrency platform Atom Asset Exchange, and Su Baolin, who received illegal gambling proceeds via USDT, converting at least SGD 463,000 into cash and purchasing a Toyota Alphard.

After the release of the latest CPI data, Wall Street economists have collectively revised up their forecasts for August’s core PCE, with current projections clustering in the 0.20% high range, and multiple banks even forecasting 0.30% or higher. Specifically: Barclays raised its PCE inflation forecast from 0.22% (pre-CPI) to 0.25%; Goldman Sachs lifted its forecast from 0.24% (pre-CPI) to 0.26%; Nomura Securities adjusted its forecast from 0.245% (pre-CPI) to 0.278%; and Bank of America raised its forecast from 0.26% (pre-CPI) to 0.3%.

Robinhood co-founder Vlad Tenev published a lengthy article early this morning outlining Robinhood’s vision to enable global investors, especially non-U.S. users, to gain exposure to U.S. stocks and ETFs via blockchain, with a key focus on whether issuers need to consent to the tokenization of their stocks. Tenev argues that public company stocks are freely transferable personal property, and their owners should have the right to decide how to hold and use them. Issuing companies control the rights attached to their issued securities, but they do not control all third-party financial products built around those securities—a well-established precedent in financial markets, as seen in unsponsored ADRs, options, and structured products. Accordingly, if a product alters the rights of the underlying shares, replaces the company’s official shareholder register, or imposes new obligations on the company or its transfer agent, issuer involvement is required. If it merely creates an independent financial instrument that holds or references freely transferable shares on a 1:1 basis without modifying the issuer’s rights, obligations, or official shareholder records, no issuer consent is necessary. Robinhood operates on a model where third parties issue independent instruments backed 1:1 by underlying shares. Tokenizing stocks should not grant issuers veto powers they did not previously hold, nor should it bar new investors from entering the space solely because issuers are unfamiliar with new technologies. Last week, AMC’s CEO criticized Robinhood’s so-called "synthetic equity market," warning that stock token trading could decouple from listed companies’ financing arrangements, and demanded Tenev and Robinhood halt AMC stock token trading. The ensuing debate has sparked lively discussions across crypto and stock communities.

Beating AI Express News: The "2026 Research Report on AI Infrastructure Development in the Agent Era" released by China Telecom Research Institute shows that as the focus of the artificial intelligence industry shifts from competition over large models and computing power to large-scale agent implementation and application monetization, China's token demand is experiencing explosive growth. The report points out that AI is now entering a new development phase centered on agents, which make complex AI technologies invisible and inclusive. The general public and enterprises do not need to master professional technical skills—they can complete end-to-end complex tasks with the help of agents. Rao Shaoyang, Director of the Institute of Industry and Enterprise Strategy at China Telecom Research Institute, projects that China's annual token consumption will reach 100 quadrillion by 2026, and exceed 35 quintillion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of nearly 12 times. (Source: Jinshi)

Robinhood-linked crypto and meme coin issuance platform Long.xyz founder Nate published a post summarizing the performance of its latest version: Pre-IPO trading pools for OpenAI and Anthropic have attracted roughly $1 million in deposits, with 24-hour trading volumes reaching $18.1 million and $14.6 million respectively. Pool data shows the OpenAI pool has a Total Value Locked (TVL) of $215,300 and an Annual Percentage Rate (APR) as high as 15193.60%, while the Anthropic pool has a TVL of $301,700 and an APR of 9583.99%. The synchronization between pool prices and Lighter_xyz perpetual contract Net Asset Value (NAV) has improved significantly. Nate stated this is the largest launch to date; next steps will include launching liquidity for AI-related trading pairs, increasing overall TVL, and expanding the open pairing model to more top trading pairs on the LONG platform. Today, Long.xyz launched OpenAI and Anthropic Pre-IPO trading pairs, with related contracts powered by Lighter. Meme coins CATGPT and ANTHROPIG paired with these assets have gained market popularity, seeing active trading that spiked briefly before pulling back.