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Bitget Onchain launches bull token Bitget Onchain has launched the Solana ecosystem's MEME token bull. Users can start trading in the onchain trading section. Bitget Onchain aims to seamlessly connect CEX and DEX to provide users with a more convenient, efficient and secure onchain trading experience. Users can directly use Bitget spot accounts (USDT/USDC) to trade popular assets on the chain. Currently, popular public chains such as Solana (SOL), BNB Smart Chain (BSC) and Base are supported.

Aevo Governance Proposal AGP-2 has been passed, resuming the monthly on-chain buyback program Aevo Governance Proposal AGP-2 has been passed to resume the monthly on-chain buyback program. According to the proposal, AEVO token holders voted to restart the monthly on-chain token buyback mechanism.

This token will be known as it was running in sync with Ethereum The mascotte of Ethereum There is no better narrative and its in a small dip right now Higher for longer

🚨The newly launched $DOOD token from #NFT project #Doodles saw a sharp drop after its May 9 Solana airdrop 🔹 Market cap plunged from $100M ➡️ $60M 🔹 Community reaction: “Definitely underwhelming” 😬 Will $DOOD recover or fade like the rest? 🤔 Hype didn’t last long for this one…

Mantra has failed to take advantage of today’s market rally, erasing earlier gains due to continued negative sentiment. Weeks after the collapse of the Mantra (OM) token, users are still seeking answers about what happened. On Friday, May 9, OM was down 2.09%, despite a broader market rally, trading at $0.3667 and erasing its earlier gains. Earlier in the day, the token had climbed to a daily high of $0.3923, suggesting the potential for a breakout. However, it is now trading below both its 10-day and 20-day simple moving averages, which stand at $0.40614 and $0.4666, respectively. If Mantra can reclaim and sustain those levels, it would signal a possible shift in momentum. For now, though, technical indicators and investor sentiment are weighing on the token, suggesting that a reversal is unlikely in the near term. Instead of a breakout, OM quickly retraced, continuing the steady decline that has persisted for weeks. The token’s slide has continued since the sharp collapse on April 13, when Mantra, a real-world asset token, suddenly lost 95% of its value. While the team initially blamed exchanges for liquidity mismanagement, online investigators have shared a different narrative. Several on-chain sleuths, including Choze and Onchain Lens, highlighted large movements from Mantra’s wallets to exchanges. While not definitive proof of insider selling, many in the community believe that’s exactly what occurred. Fueling further concern are allegations that the Mantra team controls up to 90% of the token’s supply. According to Onchain Lens, this level of control allowed the team to artificially pump OM’s price for months. In response to the crash and growing scrutiny, CEO John Mullin pledged to burn 150 million staked OM tokens, a portion of the team’s holdings. With a circulating supply of 1.66 billion, the burn would account for just under 10% of the token’s total supply.