Meme Coin HANTA's Market Cap Soars to $18 million Amid Virus Panic Narrative, Then Plummets, with a Daily Trading Volume of $40 million

On May 8, Coinbase suffered more than two hours of downtime, and its status page redirected users to AWS’s status page.

May 8 — Data from Farside Investors shows U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $268.5 million yesterday, with IBIT posting a $98 million net outflow and FBTC $129 million. Ethereum ETFs saw a net outflow of $103.6 million total, including $26.3 million from ETHA and $62.3 million from FETH.

May 8th In April, a meme coin rally led by RAVE drew significant liquidity into the crypto market. In May, even as RAVE pulls back, liquidity continues to chase volatility plays in altcoins. Over the past two days, tokens like NIL and JTO have quietly surged to the top of gainer rankings: NIL doubled in a single day before a sharp pullback this morning. By contrast, JTO, RAY, DYDX, and ONDO have logged gradual, steady gains, with their valuations gradually rebounding. As of press time, 24-hour price moves include: NIL (+67.8%), JTO (+39.3%), DYDX (+32.4%), and STRK (+17.1%). BlockBeats observes that with Bitcoin trading in a tight range at elevated levels and market participants divided on its next directional move, established blue-chip projects are capitalizing on a narrow liquidity window to drive up prices. Project teams have a higher likelihood of stepping in to support valuations in this environment. However, if these projects fail to sustainably pass value through to

On May 8, Movement announced a strategic investment in Stableyard—a full-stack stablecoin business infrastructure provider. The investment will deliver operational support to Stableyard, encompassing merchant onboarding and ecosystem integration. Plans call for fully integrating Stableyard’s payment stack into the Movement Network to drive stablecoin adoption in compliant, seamless, high-volume use cases. Additionally, Stableyard’s consumer-facing app DopePay is now accepting waitlist sign-ups, with support for QR code scanning and Tap-to-Pay transactions.

On May 8, the Arbitrum DAO approved the "Unfreezing Frozen ETH" proposal with a 90.96% approval rate. The proposal calls for Arbitrum governance to greenlight the release of 30,765.67 ETH—frozen by the Arbitrum Security Council on April 21—and transfer the funds to a 3-of-4 multisig wallet jointly controlled by Aave Labs, KelpDAO, EtherFi, and Certora. This address will be used exclusively for recovery efforts involving the unfrozen ETH.

On May 8, the GnosisDAO community proposed a measure titled **"Allow GNO Holders to Redeem Proportionally Claimed Treasury Shares."** The proposal would let GNO holders exchange their tokens for a proportionally allocated share of the GnosisDAO treasury. Non-participants would retain their GNO and keep all economic rights tied to the DAO’s ongoing operations, with liquidity and semi-liquid treasury assets distributed based on net asset value (NAV). For illiquid off-chain investments and enterprise value, the DAO plans to use a synthetic **gLTD-CLAIM**. This claim grants holders a fixed percentage of future dividends from DAO-deployed assets—*only if those assets exceed the principal recovery threshold at redemption*. Redeemed GNO will be burned, permanently reducing the circulating supply. As of press time, the proposal has a 64.81% opposition rate.