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Reports have emerged (as if we needed them) stating that the two tokens linked to the Trump brand-TRUMP and MELANIA-have plummeted from their glorious heights by approximately 92% and nearly 99%. Yes, you read that right; at this rate, these coins are worth less than the last slice of day-old pizza. An estimated $4.3 billion of retail money has evaporated in what can only be described as a spectacular financial faceplant.

So, IoTeX had a little oopsie on February 21, 2026, when their Ethereum-side bridge decided to throw a party and invite a hacker. Co-founder Raullen spilled the tea on X about the stolen goodies, the cleanup crew, and when the bridge will stop sulking and get back to work.

The incident began when X user “Treasure David” requested 4 Solana tokens, worth roughly $310, claiming they were needed for his uncle’s tetanus treatment. Pash had built Lobstar Wilde with the mission to turn $50,000 in Solana into $1 million through algorithmic trading. “Just gave my Lobstar a crypto wallet with 50 grand worth of sol in it. Told him make no mistakes. Gonna get him his own twitter account so he can share his journey to becoming a millionaire.”

According to the wise folks at Santiment, the Ripple network has just recorded its biggest realized loss spike since November 2022, with a staggering $1.93B in weekly losses. That’s more money than a dragon’s hoard, and just as painful to lose. The key level to watch now is $0.66-because if it dips below that, the bullish case will be deader than a dwarf’s sense of humor.

The on-chain data whispers of a market in turmoil, yet amidst the despair, the question lingers: does the shadow of a bottom loom on the horizon? Perhaps, but only if the gods of crypto mercy grant it.

This fiasco was the brainchild of Nik Pash, an OpenAI employee who apparently thought, “What could go wrong?” when he unleashed Lobstar Wilde onto the crypto world. The bot had been live for a whopping three days, managing a Solana-based wallet plump with $50,000 in tokens and a hefty 5% of its own memecoin, LOBSTAR. Because nothing says “financial stability” like a meme-based currency.

The cryptocurrency market started the week with a downturn. Over the last day, the total value of the market dropped by 4.2% to $2.3 trillion.

Apparently, momentum is building in Washington like a snowball rolling down a hill-except this snowball is made of paperwork and lobbyist handshakes. Garlinghouse is so confident, he’s outpacing even the prediction markets, which are sitting there like a skeptic at a magic show, betting lower odds. “90% by April,” he declares, with the kind of certainty usually reserved for weather forecasts that are always wrong. But hey, who are we to doubt the man who’s probably got a crystal ball hidden in his desk drawer?

Once a sturdy flag above $67,200, Bitcoin now reckons with the post‐humble hour and finds itself perched below $66,500. The descent even brushed past $66,000, feeling a tug that whispered of deeper lows.

As I write, the RAVE is trading at a modest $0.63, having printed strong daily candles that proclaim its recent progress, much like a peacock showing off its feathers after a successful mating ritual. Yet, one cannot ignore the slight pullback from recent highs-a fleeting moment of hesitation, perhaps indicative of a soul pondering the existential dread of approaching resistance.