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Door Remote - 30 Aug 2026
Today in crypto, Real Trump Coins denied launching or authorizing the Trump Digital GOLD token, blaming “third-party bad actors” for its promotion. Elsewhere, Polygon disclosed previously private security flaws patched through recent hard forks, Stellar’s tokenized real-world asset market climbed to nearly $4 billion, and tokenized stock activity surged over the last 30 days.
Real Trump Coins denies launching GOLD token, blames ‘bad actors’Real Trump Coins denied launching, promoting or authorizing the Trump Digital GOLD token, blaming “third-party bad actors” after the Solana-based token appeared on its X account and RealTrumpCoins.com.
“Trump Coins has not authorized and will not launch, promote, or authorize any digital token,” the company said, adding that it was working with authorities to investigate.
The X posts promoting GOLD were later deleted, and the account links to a separate website, TrumpCoins.com. However, it had directed customers to RealTrumpCoins.com as recently as Aug. 25, and that site was still promoting GOLD at the time of publication.
Trump also continued to follow the Real Trump Coins X account, one of 53 accounts he followed on the platform.
Polygon discloses security flaws fixed in recent hard forksPolygon disclosed several previously private security vulnerabilities that could have disrupted its proof-of-stake network after deploying fixes through two recent hard forks.
The vulnerabilities affected Polygon’s Bor and Heimdall clients and included denial-of-service risks, validator resource exhaustion and flaws affecting checkpoint and milestone processing.
Polygon said the flaws were fixed through the Austin and Kyoto hard forks, which were privately deployed and tested before mainnet activation and public disclosure. None of the vulnerabilities were observed being exploited on mainnet.
Nodes running older versions of either client past the hard fork activation heights have fallen out of consensus and must upgrade to rejoin the canonical network.
Stellar tokenized RWA market more than quadruples to nearly $4BThe value of tokenized real-world assets on Stellar has climbed roughly 360% in 2026 to nearly $4 billion, up from $868.8 million at the end of last year.
The network’s RWA market cap stood at $3.996 billion as of Aug. 29, spread across US Treasurys, private and public credit, non-US government debt and other tokenized asset classes.
Financial institutions and tokenization platforms are also expanding their use of Stellar, with DTCC planning to connect its tokenization service to the network and Tradable announcing plans to bring up to $1 billion in private credit assets to Stellar.
Real Trump Coins denies launching GOLD token, blames ‘bad actors’Real Trump Coins denied launching, promoting or authorizing the Trump Digital GOLD token, blaming “third-party bad actors” after the Solana-based token appeared on its X account and RealTrumpCoins.com.
“Trump Coins has not authorized and will not launch, promote, or authorize any digital token,” the company said, adding that it was working with authorities to investigate.
The X posts promoting GOLD were later deleted, and the account links to a separate website, TrumpCoins.com. However, it had directed customers to RealTrumpCoins.com as recently as Aug. 25, and that site was still promoting GOLD at the time of publication.
Trump also continued to follow the Real Trump Coins X account, one of 53 accounts he followed on the platform.
Polygon discloses security flaws fixed in recent hard forksPolygon disclosed several previously private security vulnerabilities that could have disrupted its proof-of-stake network after deploying fixes through two recent hard forks.
The vulnerabilities affected Polygon’s Bor and Heimdall clients and included denial-of-service risks, validator resource exhaustion and flaws affecting checkpoint and milestone processing.
Polygon said the flaws were fixed through the Austin and Kyoto hard forks, which were privately deployed and tested before mainnet activation and public disclosure. None of the vulnerabilities were observed being exploited on mainnet.
Nodes running older versions of either client past the hard fork activation heights have fallen out of consensus and must upgrade to rejoin the canonical network.
Stellar tokenized RWA market more than quadruples to nearly $4BThe value of tokenized real-world assets on Stellar has climbed roughly 360% in 2026 to nearly $4 billion, up from $868.8 million at the end of last year.
The network’s RWA market cap stood at $3.996 billion as of Aug. 29, spread across US Treasurys, private and public credit, non-US government debt and other tokenized asset classes.
Financial institutions and tokenization platforms are also expanding their use of Stellar, with DTCC planning to connect its tokenization service to the network and Tradable announcing plans to bring up to $1 billion in private credit assets to Stellar.