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Solana’s memecoin machine is declared dead every few months, but the data refuses to cooperate.CoinMarketCap’s Chain Ranking page, set to the 7-day view, shows Solana at number one for new tokens by a margin that is hard to argue with. Solana recorded 481,996 new tokens over the week. BNB Smart Chain, the runner-up, managed 222,550. That puts Solana at a little over twice its closest rival.The Gap Gets Wider the Further Down You LookSolana’s lead over BNB is only the start. Robinhood Chain sits third with 130,944 new tokens, and Base follows with 85,611. After that the numbers fall off…

Key TakeawaysBolsonaro unexpectedly led Brazil’s first-round election, causing major market indexes to surge significantly.Ibovespa futures jumped 9% and the real strengthened as investors anticipate tighter fiscal policies.Despite analysts’ caution, prediction markets expect Bolsonaro to absorb right-wing votes and win the runoff. Brazil’s Markets React Favorably to Bolsonaro’s Surprise Lead in Brazil President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s tenure may be coming to an end—and markets are reacting favorably. Key market indexes in Brazil rose significantly after Bolsonaro managed to come first during Sunday’s general election, with a victory that defied pollsters who predicted a neck-and-neck result. According to Valor Investe,…

TLDR: CFTC crypto regulations would address retail crypto transactions involving leverage, margin, or financing, rather than ordinary direct cash purchases. The agency is considering a crypto asset market registration category designed for venues that list qualifying retail commodity transactions. Public comments will help shape potential rules under the Commodity Exchange Act, as Congress has not completed a wider market-structure law. The initiative could establish clearer compliance expectations, but it cannot settle authority over every spot crypto transaction or exchange activity. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has begun a new rulemaking process for crypto transactions using leverage, margin, or financing. CFTC…

TLDR: Cathie Wood challenges Bill Ackman on inflation, arguing that stronger real growth and falling technology costs can explain higher rates. Bill Ackman questions whether higher borrowing costs can slow AI infrastructure investment when companies expect exceptionally large returns. Wood cites a 99.99% annual decline in AI inference costs at constant performance, presenting the figure as support for benign deflation. Wood links cheaper AI to expanding usage, citing OpenAI revenue run rate growth from $20 billion to $70 billion in her economic argument. The ARK Invest CEO, Cathie Wood, has challenged Bill Ackman over whether artificial intelligence will fuel lasting…

TL;DR Polymath and Chicago-based CineCity Studios are exploring a platform for financing independent film through regulated digital securities. Polymath would provide issuance, investor onboarding, compliance and lifecycle infrastructure, while CineCity contributes production-industry access. The platform is being explored; it is not yet a launched investment marketplace. Real-world asset tokenization is moving into a category that rarely appears beside Treasury bills and private credit: film production. Polymath and CineCity Studios announced on October 1 that they will explore a tokenized film-investment platform designed to connect independent productions with investors through regulated digital securities. The idea attacks a genuine financing problem. Independent…

Michael Saylor has renewed speculation on Oct. 4 that Strategy may have bought more Bitcoin after posting a new accumulation chart, with the company’s last confirmed holdings at 847,666 BTC. Summary Strategy holds 847,666 BTC after buying 1,665 coins for $142.7 million during the latest week. Saylor’s October 4 post hinted at further buying but did not confirm another Bitcoin purchase. Strategy’s latest SEC filing shows $18.84 billion of MSTR shares remained available for future issuance. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF holdings have increased by roughly 88,000 BTC since July, CryptoQuant reports. Bitcoin trades near $85,250, leaving Strategy’s $75,437 average acquisition…

A token launch that costs 0.03 SOL just handed Raydium its strongest week in over a year.That’s about 90% cheaper than it was before, and the cheaper price is one reason the volume showed up.Raydium, the largest DEX on Solana, has reported its highest weekly revenue since July 2025. DefiLlama’s dashboard shows $4.43 million in holders revenue over the past 30 days. I’ve followed this protocol for a while, and revenue spent much of 2026 in a slump. Quarterly gross protocol revenue on DefiLlama’s Raydium dashboard fell to $16.99 million in Q2 2026, well below the $114.34 million it recorded…

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DefiLlama shows a network that once held more than $2 billion earning $110 in chain revenue over the last 24 hours. That is roughly the price of a decent pair of sneakers. I kept rereading the number because it says more about airdrops than any tokenomics thread I’ve seen this year.A Chain That Once Held Over $2 Billion Now Earns Pocket ChangeBlast announced that it is shutting down. The team said its ongoing costs exceed the revenue the chain generates and that it sees no credible path to sustainability. Users have until October 26 to withdraw through the normal interface,…

TLDR: NEAR Protocol proposes reducing maximum annual token issuance from 2.5% to 1.6% over 24 months, limiting future supply growth. The schedule could prevent approximately 66 million new NEAR tokens over six years, worth $329 million at September 30 prices. Projected staking yields could decline from about 5.4% to 3.5%, while stakers and the treasury retain their existing 90/10 allocation. A proposed 90-day grace period would precede reductions, with a House of Stake vote and validator upgrades required for implementation. NEAR Protocol is considering a governance plan to lower maximum annual token issuance from 2.5% to 1.6%. The reduction would…