Hashflow Crashes 60%: Bloody Day for the DEX Sector and Memecoins

Hashflow lost 60.6 percent of its value in 24 hours and became the day’s biggest loser — the past day looks like the final scene of a movie where everyone loses and the cameras are still rolling. While Bitcoin stayed stable at $64,875, today’s losers list follows an old boxing truth: it does not matter how hard you can punch, it matters how many punches you can take.

Hashflow: A DEX that forgot to turn off self-destruct

The heaviest blow of the day was taken by Hashflow. The 60.6 percent drop pushed the price to $0.0129 and the market cap to $11.7 million. Volume of $105.6 million over the last 24 hours reveals the real picture: someone was dumping positions en masse, and every attempt to buy was met with a fresh wave of selling. The token now sits 99.6 percent below its all-time high of $3.61 — a journey from top to bottom shorter than it takes to empty a glass.

ZEROBASE and Bless: The meme story that burst

ZEROBASE fell 37.3 percent to $0.1147 on $90.7 million in volume, while Bless lost 34 percent and now trades at $0.0165. Interestingly, both tokens have volume that exceeds their market cap — a classic sign of panic and flipping as traders try to extract as much as possible before the curtain drops.

Orochi Network and Cartesi: Technical falls without mercy

Orochi Network lost 20.4 percent to $0.3429, while Cartesi dropped 17.3 percent to $0.0258. These are not meme tokens with a short history — both projects have an infrastructure story. And in crypto, there is no worse sign than infrastructure narratives falling too: it means liquidity is retreating everywhere, not just from the speculative corners.

Unibase and Bonk: The big ones fall louder

Unibase fell 16.8 percent to $0.136, although its $339.5 million market cap still keeps it among the larger tokens on the list. Finally, Bonk — one of Solana’s most famous meme tokens — lost 10.4 percent to $0.00000249. Bonk fell more modestly than the rest, but with a $218.5 million market cap and $76.3 million in volume, its decline sends a signal to the broader meme market.

What can be learned from a day like this?

Days like this echo the old saying: when it rains, it does not only rain on roofs without umbrellas. Declines in the DEX sector often foreshadow a broader correction, and such deep cuts in a short period — especially among tokens with high volume — usually mean someone knew something the rest did not. For anyone who watched Hashflow yesterday and considered entering, today’s chart is a painful but free lesson in risk management.

Financial data

  • Hashflow (HFT): $0.0129 | MCap $11.7M | Vol $105.6M | Supply 913M | ATH $3.61 | ATL $0.00693
  • ZEROBASE (ZBT): $0.1147 | MCap $33.5M | Vol $90.7M | Supply 294M | ATH $1.03 | ATL $0.0583
  • Bless (BLESS): $0.0165 | MCap $30.4M | Vol $21.8M | Supply 1.84B | ATH $0.218 | ATL $0.00395
  • Orochi Network (ON): $0.3429 | MCap $50.0M | Vol $4.9M | Supply 144M | ATH $0.447 | ATL $0.0606
  • Cartesi (CTSI): $0.0258 | MCap $24.0M | Vol $18.6M | Supply 932M | ATH $1.74 | ATL $0.0204
  • Unibase (UB): $0.136 | MCap $339.5M | Vol $7.5M | Supply 2.5B | ATH $0.244 | ATL $0.0103
  • Bonk (BONK): $0.00000249 | MCap $218.5M | Vol $76.3M | Supply 88T | ATH $0.0000583 | ATL $0.000000086

Data: CoinGecko, August 8, 2026.

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