The market capitalization of Solana's meme coin, NEET, briefly surpassed $15 million before retreating, following a 24-hour surge of over 91%. On July 30th, according to GMGN market data, the market capitalization of Solana's meme coin, NEET, briefly surpassed $15 million before retreating. It now stands at $12.3 million, a 24-hour surge of over 91%. BlockBeats reminds users that meme coins lack real use cases and are subject to significant price volatility, so caution is advised. $PEPE #meme

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Wu Shuo learned that CZ posted a document on the X platform to explore the pros and cons of choosing L1 or L2 blockchain for AI projects. After communicating with a founder, he said that if the core of the project is to use blockchain to optimize the AI ​​economy rather than improve the blockchain itself, although L1 provides higher sovereignty and decentralization, it requires self-built nodes and validator networks, which is a large and relatively isolated workload; L2 saves these burdens, relying on L1 (such as Ethereum) to directly use DEX and derivative tools, with limited spillover of value. CZ asked if L1 is “cooler” than L2 and was curious if the community’s perception of this old topic has changed.

According to Shenchao TechFlow, Slow Mist founder Cosine reminded on the X platform that after the Kaito token was launched, a large number of fraudulent tokens appeared in the search results of the DEX Screener platform. Users should be careful to identify when trading to avoid being deceived.