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The CoinGecko team identified the most volatile crypto assets for 2025 and 2026. Private coins, exchange tokens, and AI projects led.
Zcash (ZEC) was the most volatile in 2025, rising over 800% amid interest in privacy. Other top tokens were WhiteBIT Token (WBT), Monero (XMR), and OKB.
In 2026, AI tokens dominated. Venice (VVV) led with gains over 1000%, followed by SkyAI and Siren. CoinGecko notes the market is shifting from traditional infrastructure to riskier AI assets where speculation is concentrated.
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TON's native ecosystem token will soon revert to its original name, Gram, as first introduced in the project's initial whitepaper by the Durov brothers. Pavel Durov announced the transition will take about three weeks.
The blockchain will keep the name TON, with the rebranding applying only to the token itself. Gram was the original name back in 2018 when the project raised around $1.7 billion in funding. The team aims to "return to its roots" and start a new chapter for the ecosystem.
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A warning has surfaced against using 1inch for token swaps, claiming the aggregator is currently scamming users during exchanges. Support reportedly responds with generic replies, leaving users unable to prove any wrongdoing, reflecting typical DeFi challenges.
The issue arises because 1inch does not allow setting slippage or price range during swaps. Instead, it shows only the amount and an "Amount Guarantee" message promising the best price within certain limits. However, users end up with 2-5% less tokens in their wallets after the swap, as demonstrated in a recent transaction.
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Arthur Hayes and Kyle Samani (Multicoin Capital) have made a $100,000 bet on HYPE vs SOL from June 2 to January 1. Hayes believes HYPE will outperform the top 10 by returns, while Samani backs SOL with proceeds going to charity.
Kyle Samani is one of the largest institutional holders of SOL.
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Kyle Samani is one of the largest institutional holders of SOL.
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Polymarket is in controversy over its $129.5 million market on whether Strategy sold Bitcoin before May ended.
On June 1, Strategy reported selling 32 BTC in the last week of May, but the market had closed with a "No" outcome earlier.
"Yes" contract holders dispute this, saying the sale was before the deadline.
The "No" side says confirmation came after closure.
The market description was updated post-closure to ignore late confirmations. The market is under final review as traders await Polymarket's decision.
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After the upgrade on 2026-07-03, support for the current NFT service on Binance will end, and any NFTs not withdrawn by then will become inaccessible. Non-transferable NFTs cannot be withdrawn.
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