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Public figures are increasingly driving meme coin speculation, with Donald Trump, Javier Milei, and Elon Musk fueling market frenzies in recent months, to name a few. Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy is the latest to make headlines, profiting $258,000 from the Solana (SOL) based meme coin GREED, only to dump his entire stake in a single transaction, causing a 99% price crash and leaving investors reeling. Portnoy’s quick flip: From hype to collapse According to blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain , a wallet linked to Portnoy accumulated 357.92 million GREED, representing 35.79% of the total supply.  Picks for you AI hedge fund with no humans beats the stock market 2 hours ago Crypto analyst sets Bitcoin price roadmap to $107,000 ...

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This summer, crypto restaking protocols were rallying to new heights. Almost without exception, these leveraged plays on the native yield of proof-of-stake blockchains like Ethereum and Solana were attracting all-time high capital inflows. As of June 5, their total value locked (TVL) — a convenient albeit incomplete metric for judging the size of crypto protocols — had crested $21 billion. Protos has created a chart illustrating the breakdown of this TVL — click here to view . However, as of publication time, the assets in those protocols had declined by one-third to $14 billion. As investors return from summer vacation, university classes restart, and capital allocators reassess their portfolios with sober professionalism, the world has decided to take some risk off the table at the start of the third quarter. Declines in these USD values are influenced by general declines in ETH, SOL, and other restaking assets. Since June 5, the crypto market has shed 26% of i...