ZORA Crypto Soars 80% on Coinbase’s Base App Integration and Creator Coins Launch

ZORA (ZORA) has experienced a remarkable surge, reaching a three-month high of $0.022, an 80% increase within just 24 hours. This surge follows the launch of Creator Coins on Coinbase's Layer-2 platform, Base, and the token now trades nearly 200% above its monthly low. The integration with Base App has significantly boosted daily coin creation, with numbers doubling from under 5,000 to over 10,000 tokens minted via Zora. This growth highlights ZORA's pivotal role in content tokenization and social profile monetization, marking a significant milestone in the cryptocurrency's journey.

ZORA Crypto Surges 80% Following Base App Integration and Creator Coins Launch

ZORA (ZORA) skyrocketed to a three-month high of $0.022, marking an 80% surge in 24 hours after launching Creator Coins on Coinbase's Layer-2 platform, Base. The token now trades nearly 200% above its monthly low, fueled by its role in content tokenization and social profile monetization.

Integration with Base App has doubled daily coin creation, jumping from under 5,000 to over 10,000 tokens minted via Zora's infrastructure. Whale wallets increased holdings by 7.9%, while public figures boosted exposure by 55.3%, collectively amassing over 1 million tokens.

Exchange supply dipped 3.4%, signaling tightening liquidity as demand grows for ZORA's utility in minting, referral fees, and ecosystem rewards. The rally underscores the market's appetite for social-token innovations backed by major platforms like Coinbase.

Why Over 913,000 Ethereum (ETH) Is Lost Forever

Over 913,000 ethereum (ETH), valued at approximately $3.4 billion, has been permanently lost due to irreversible errors in the decentralized ecosystem. Unlike traditional banking, Ethereum's blockchain offers no recourse for mistaken transactions—once confirmed, they are immutable.

Human and technical failures account for the losses. Wrong address transfers, smart contract vulnerabilities, and multisig wallet misconfigurations have rendered these funds inaccessible. The lost ETH represents 0.76% of Ethereum's circulating supply, a stark reminder of crypto's unforgiving nature.

Coinbase Director Conor Grogan highlighted the scale of the issue. The losses underscore the need for heightened caution in blockchain transactions, where a single error can erase millions.