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GammaSwap developers say it's the first application to allow Arbitrum users to hedge against supplied liquidity by letting them go short on those positions.
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Starknet, in one instance, outperformed zkSync Era in terms of active addresses. The rollup was faring well against popular L2s like Optimism and Arbitrum. Like most rollups and L2s, StarkThe post Starknet releases new update; will it drive adoption? appeared first on AMBCrypto.
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Layer 2 solutions like Arbitrum, Optimism and Polygon showed consistent growth. Polygon dominates the L2 sector with high activity. The recent lawsuits filed by the SEC against major cryptocThe post Analyzing the performance of L2 solutions amidst market unrest appeared first on AMBCrypto.
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With Unbound, Uniswap V3 LPs can borrow Unbound’s stablecoin, UND, interest-free, secured against their concentrated liquidity positions.
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Restaking has taken hold of the Ethereum ecosystem. With Jito and a handful of other companies building for Solana, can the trend spread?
Advocates for long-awaited U.S. stablecoin legislation tried to tie it onto an unrelated must-move reauthorization bill, but leaders in the Senate and House of Representatives are seeking to keep that effort clear of such attachments, according to a Democratic aide.
The startup is one of the first to build tokenized tech for Bitcoin's Runes era.
A directive circulating in Nigeria asked regulated financial institutions in Nigeria to identify persons or entities transacting in or operating with Bybit, KuCoin, OKX and Binance, but the nation's central bank denied its real, retracted the denial, and then reissued the denial on X.
The Central Bank of Nigeria issued a directive on Tuesday asking financial institutions to identify persons or entities transacting in or operating Bybit, KuCoin, OKX and Binance, according to contents of the letter seen by CoinDesk.
Christian Langalis, whose 2017 photo-bombing of Janet Yellen became a viral meme, will use the proceeds to fund his Bitcoin/Lightning/Urbit startup.
The proposed move would allow eligible users to acquire up to four times more tokens than the standard quota per wallet, among other benefits.