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Dogecoin rises nearly 20% to $0.25 as CleanCore buys 500 million DOGE and the first US Dogecoin ETF, now expected next Thursday, drives institutional and retail interest in the meme cryptocurrency.
PUMP’s strong 40% rally shows clear buy-side strength, with bullish signals stacking and smart money support hinting at a retest of its all-time high.
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MYX price surged 1,500% in a week before cooling at $17.60. Whales sold, exchanges filled, and RSI divergence flagged weakness. Still, rising Smart Money Index suggests the correction may be only a pullback.
Shiba Inu price is testing a breakout pattern, but profit-taking and bearish signals suggest the move could be a bull trap unless $0.00001351 breaks.
- 06:47DOGE treasury company CleanCore has accumulated purchases of over 500 million DOGEChainCatcher reported that CleanCore Solutions, Inc. (ZONE) announced today that the official DOGE treasury, managed by the newly established entity House of Doge and endorsed by its Dogecoin Foundation, has accumulated over 500 million Dogecoin (DOGE). This milestone marks that more than half of the initial goal of acquiring 1 billion DOGE within 30 days has been achieved.
- 06:45Sonic co-founder Andre Cronje: Over $7 million has been spent to address losses from MultichainJinse Finance reported that Sonic (formerly Fantom) co-founder Andre Cronje stated that the team has invested over $7 million to help victims of the Multichain incident recover their assets, with more than $5 million spent on legal-related expenses. The foundation has recently allocated an additional $2 million to continue advancing related efforts in the United States and China.
- 06:45Scam Sniffer: A malicious attacker has deployed a counterfeit contract highly similar to the Request Finance batch payment contract.Jinse Finance reported, according to Scam Sniffer monitoring, Request Finance has issued a security alert stating, "A malicious attacker has deployed a counterfeit contract that is extremely similar to the Request Finance batch payment contract. One of our clients was affected, but the vulnerability has now been fixed." Possible attack vectors include: application vulnerabilities, malware/browser extension transaction modifications, front-end tampering/DNS hijacking, and other injection methods. The exact attack mechanism remains unclear. Please refer to the official report for detailed investigation results.