What’s Interesting Today: Stars Arena, previously called Starshares, has experienced a significant surge in transactions on the Avalanche network since its late September launch, with over 215,000 transactions recorded on a single day, up from 16,000 daily in September. The platform's transaction volume has also

What’s Interesting Today: Telegram's blockchain project, The Open Network (TON), has received a significant investment from MEXC Ventures, the investing arm of the MEXC cryptocurrency exchange. This eight-figure investment aims to enhance global Web3 accessibility and reduce entry barriers. This partnership is not solely financial; MEXC will

What’s Interesting Today: OP Labs, the team behind the Optimism network, has introduced a testnet version of its fault-proof system to enhance decentralization. At present, OP Stack-based networks, like Optimism, rely on centralized sequencers to process transactions on Ethereum, exposing them to potential fraudulent activities. Ethereum's co-founder,

What’s Interesting Today: Chainlink has launched "Data Streams," a product aimed at reducing network latency and now available in early access on the Arbitrum platform. Data Streams uses a "pull-based" data oracle system to make high-frequency market data continuously available off-chain, improving update speeds and

What’s Interesting Today: Polygon has added Google Cloud to its validator set for its proof-of-stake network, joining over 100 other validators. This adds additional security to Polygon's network, which operates as a side-chain to the Ethereum blockchain. Although Google Cloud is a high-profile addition, it has one

What’s Interesting Today: VanEck, an asset management firm, is preparing to introduce the first ETF in the U.S. focused on Ethereum futures contracts. The exact launch date is yet to be announced, but the ETF will be listed on the CBOE and will invest in cash-settled Ethereum futures

What’s Interesting Today: Chainlink has integrated its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) with Coinbase's layer 2 network, Base. This allows developers to build web3 products capable of multi-network hosting and cross-chain transactions. The move aims to spur innovation and has already enabled cross-chain lending on Chainlink's