Circle Launches USDC Bridge For Native Cross-Chain Transfers
Circle has launched USDC Bridge, enabling native transfers of its USDC stablecoin across at least 17 blockchains.
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Tether Launches Wallet Supporting Bitcoin and Stablecoins
Tether has launched tether.wallet, a self-custodial mobile wallet supporting USDT, XAUT, USAT and Bitcoin with fees paid in the transferred asset instead of gas tokens.
Polymarket Grabs 97% of Onchain Prediction Market Fees After Overhaul
Polymarket’s March 30 fee overhaul pushed weekly fees to $7.1 million, giving it 96.8% of onchain prediction market revenue.
Ethereum L2s Need Responsive Pricing to Scale, Says Offchain Labs
Edward Felten says Ethereum L2s need to adopt responsive pricing models to scale to billions of users, but industry watchers warn that the new gas fee structure introduces other shortcomings.
Morgan Stanley Sets Bitcoin ETF Fee at Ultra-Low 0.14%
Investment bank Morgan Stanley has set a 0.14% fee for its proposed spot Bitcoin ETF, which, if approved, would make it the lowest in the US market and potentially force...
Sol Rally Toward $100 Fizzles As Solana Competitors Rise
Activity on Solana’s blockchain and DApp competitors move ahead of the network while SOL derivatives data tips toward further price downside.
HYPE Gains 60% But Hyperliquid Growth Metrics Warn It May...
HYPE token makes waves after gaining 60%, but data suggests short-term inflows are overshadowing more important growth fundamentals.
Sol Falls Behind Most Major Altcoins: Here’s Why
Solana’s golden bull run appears to be ending as several of its altcoin competitors outpace it in multiple growth categories. Will ETF flows save SOL?
SOL Slumps As TVL Slides And Memecoin Demand Fades
Solana price struggles to gain traction as the blockchain’s TVL in DeFi drops and traders express minimal interest in leverage and memecoins.
SOL Traders’ Wishes Granted, Except For New Price Highs
SOL price struggles to recapture levels above $200, even after a blockbuster 2025 for Solana. Cointelegraph explains why.
