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According to ChainCatcher, citing a report from Cointelegraph, a local Indian cryptocurrency exchange stated in a survey released on Thursday that Indian crypto investors now hold an average of 5 tokens per portfolio, up from around 2-3 in 2022. Among them, Layer-1 tokens are the most popular category, chosen by 43.3% of respondents. The exchange described this as “a clear indicator of research-driven diversification rather than single-asset speculation.” Bitcoin follows closely, accounting for 26.5%, while meme coins represent 11.8% of investor preferences.

Jinse Finance reported that Dan Romero, founder of Farcaster, announced that Clanker's first presale project, House, sold out within 30 seconds. Screenshots show that the hard cap for this presale was only 20 ETH. However, the community has described this presale as a "disaster" because Clanker used an old version of the presale contract that was released earlier this year. As a result, a whale was able to snipe the presale and acquire 16 ETH (80%) of the allocation. In addition, there was no limit on the participation amount per wallet, which was a major reason for the presale allocation being monopolized by a few. In response to this incident, Dan Romero stated that the sniping address will only be able to claim tokens after 7 days, and promised that the next presale will adopt a permissioned system to ensure fairness. At the time of writing, HOUSE has a market cap of $1 million, a trading volume of only $1.8 million, and 682 token holding addresses.