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Recently, I had the opportunity to dive deep into one of Solana’s latest technological innovations: Blink. As a researcher focused…
With the rapid evolution of blockchain technology, The Open Network (TON) has emerged as a noteworthy project. Initially developed by…
At a blockchain developer conference, I encountered a novice smart contract developer named Alex. With a puzzled expression, he asked…
In the crypto and Web3 space, identifying “smart money” on-chain is a skill that requires patience and detailed analysis. Smart…
What is EigenLayer? The Future of Ethereum Restaking Explained EigenLayer stands at the forefront of blockchain innovation, specifically targeting the…
Binance Labs, the venture capital and incubation arm of Binance, has made a significant investment in Memecoin (MEME), the native…
Rollup solutions have rapidly evolved in Ethereum’s Layer-2 scaling technologies. These technologies involve storing some funds on the main chain while executing some transactions off-chain, with data availability being a key challenge.
Sei’s airdrop journey has been a series of twists and turns, transitioning from being dubbed “Little Sweet” to “Cow Lady” and then back to “Little Sweet” again. Initially, Sei attracted attention with its reasonable fundraising amount, securing significant investment from Multicoin, a once high-flying venture.
PayPal About to Launch PYUSD Stablecoin: Bridging Cryptocurrency with Traditional Finance and Real Economy
By brock G
On the evening of August 7th, PayPal, a payment company based in San Jose, California, announced the launch of a stablecoin named PayPal USD (PYUSD). This stablecoin, issued by Paxos Trust (former issuer of BUSD), is fully backed by deposits in US dollars, short-term government bonds, and similar cash equivalents. It will gradually become available to PayPal customers in the United States.
Rollup, as a scalability solution, holds significant potential for addressing the scalability challenges in blockchain’s expansion. However, there are still obstacles to overcome, such as security, decentralization, user experience, and cost-effectiveness. By addressing these challenges and establishing a robust ecosystem with standardized support,