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    SuperRare (@SuperRare)

    Signatures by @osinachiart goes live today at 12 PM ET. The collection features 1,111 individually created and animated works inspired by Uli, the visual language of the Igbo people of Nigeria. Before the launch, join us live with Osinachi at 11 AM ET. ↓↓↓

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    Chiliz - The Sports Blockchain (@Chiliz)

    A new layer of onchain market infrastructure is coming to FAN TOKENS. Chiliz is working with @MeteoraAG to introduce DLMM-based price discovery for @FanTokens launching on @Solana, opening up new possibilities for liquidity and market participation. More details coming soon.

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    CoinDesk (@CoinDesk)

    LATEST: @DriveWealth integrates @Ripple’s $RLUSD stablecoin for near real-time settlement and cross-border payments, letting clients fund collateral accounts 24/7 without waiting for traditional banking hours.

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    Aptos Labs (@AptosLabs)

    On @Aptos, an address isn't a public key. Every account's address comes from an authentication key: a hash of the public key and signature scheme. The public key isn't revealed onchain until the account first signs a transaction. That authentication key can be rotated. Swap in a new key without changing the address or moving assets, so an exposed key can be retired in place.

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    Newton Labs (@NewtonLabs)

    Today we are excited to announce our private-market tokenization platform, targeting $500 million in tokenized holdings, with @l2iterative joining as founding partner!! 🎉 Read more ↓

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    Hedera (@hedera)

    Coming up at @money2020 USA: @GregoryLBell CIO @hashgraph joins Jason Emery @The_DTCC, Raquel Look @Deloitte and @GSaulsbery @bankingdive to discuss why hybrid DLT and interoperability will define the future of finance. 🗓️ Oct. 20 | 4:30PM | MoneyPot Stage

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    Aethir (@AethirCloud)

    Faster builds, more capacity. Congrats to @AxeCompute on a multi-year strategic partnership with @PenguinSolutions to speed up Axe Compute Build and take on more projects. Axe designs, owns and operates dedicated AI infrastructure for enterprises. Penguin now adds expert deployment, its ClusterWareAI software and 24x7 network operations across multiple Axe sites, including large GPU clusters. Looking forward to Axe bringing $3.45B+ in contracted customer projects into production faster!

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    Aethir (@AethirCloud)

    Faster builds, more capacity. Congrats to @AxeCompute on a multi-year strategic partnership with @WeAre_Penguin to speed up Axe Compute Build and take on more projects. Axe designs, owns and operates dedicated AI infrastructure for enterprises. Penguin now adds expert deployment, its ClusterWareAI software and 24x7 network operations across multiple Axe sites, including large GPU clusters. Looking forward to Axe bringing $3.45B+ in contracted customer projects into production faster!

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    Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain)

    According to Bastion Trading, Solana treasury company SkyAI sold approximately 70% of its SOL holdings in less than a month, leaving around 600,000 SOL, without adequately disclosing the timing, prices or approval process. Bastion and its affiliates, which hold approximately 9.99% of SkyAI, are calling for full disclosure of the sales, a board overhaul and an increase in the proposed cash tender offer price from $3.00 to at least $3.50 per share or eligible warrant, while excluding management and related parties from participating. https://www.wublockchain.xyz/news/bastion-trading-demands-skyai-improve-tender-offer-questions-sol-disposal-board-reform-21238

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    banteg (@banteg)

    i find it fascinating how many people are driven by resentment rather than love. they raise their flags against corporations, but their entire imagination is of a corposlave. they hate sony, jailbreak the ps5, only to build a pirate store for the exact same games sony has carefully chosen for them to consume. they've rejected the transaction, but accepted everything else. the loudest anti-corporate rebels are the most devoted corporate consumers. meanwhile, someone makes original ps2 discs work on a ps5. someone ports an obscure forgotten game to the browser. someone spends years decompiling a game nobody remembers, just because they love it and think it deserves to live. these people might not even hate sony. they're simply curious. they see a locked-down machine and imagine all the wonderful things it could do, rather than all the free stuff they could get out of it. and their work is far more subversive. it expands what is possible instead of merely finding a cheaper way to consume what already exists. i think that's the fundamental difference between creating out of resentment and creating out of love. resentment lets your enemy define your goals. love gives you goals of your own.

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    ZKsync (@zksync)

    Gearing up for a big week at @money2020! Our team will be on the ground leading conversations on institutional digital assets and the future of financial infrastructure onchain. And on Wednesday, October 21, an announcement worth being in the room for. Catch us on stage 👇

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    LAB (@LABtrade_)

    Your next trade shouldn’t have to wait for a wallet top-up With @moonpay integrated into LAB, you can buy crypto with your debit card and fund your wallet without switching apps Fiat in → Funds ready → Back to trading That’s how it should work

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    Stellar (@StellarOrg)

    .@Chainlink Data Feeds and Data Streams are now live on Stellar. The integration adds new capabilities for builders, helping to put more assets to work across DeFi applications for lending, trading, stablecoins, tokenized equities, and more. https://stellar.org/blog/foundation-news/chainlink-is-now-live-on-stellar-unleashing-a-new-wave-of-defi-innovation

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    Polygon (@0xPolygon)

    BREAKING: Polygon Labs is now a U.S.-regulated payments business. The Coinme acquisition is complete. It brings regulated U.S. money movement into Polygon Open Money Stack. @Tazapay, @meshpay, @useToku, and Kira join as the first set of businesses moving money with the unified stack.

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    Concrete (@ConcreteXYZ)

    1/ Security isn’t a feature. It’s infrastructure. We’re excited to announce our partnership with @blockaid_. Bringing industry-leading security infrastructure to Concrete Vaults and the depositors who use them.

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    The Block (@TheBlockCo)

    THE BLOCK: Strategy's preferred stock financing may cost it bitcoin, K33 argues. K33 estimates $STRC added $725 million to Strategy's annual dividend obligations, equivalent to roughly 8,740 $BTC at $83,000. The firm says those costs could outweigh its 4,947 BTC advantage over a hypothetical alternative financing strategy in about seven months.

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    The Block (@TheBlockCo)

    THE BLOCK: Standard Chartered has pushed back its $2 trillion stablecoin market cap forecast to 2030 from 2028, citing stalled supply growth this year. The bank maintained the forecast itself, compared with the current market cap of about $309 billion. StanChart said stablecoin usage continues to grow across emerging-market savings, developed-market transactions, crypto markets and AI-to-AI payments. It sees developed-market transactions, currently led by $USDC, as the "most contested" segment.

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    The Block (@TheBlockCo)

    THE BLOCK: Strategy's $MSTR preferred stock financing may cost it bitcoin, K33 argues. K33 estimates $STRC added $725 million to Strategy's annual dividend obligations, equivalent to roughly 8,740 $BTC at $83,000. The firm said those costs could outweigh its 4,947 BTC advantage over a hypothetical alternative financing strategy in about seven months.

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    Lisk (@Lisk)

    Portfolios are live on Lisk Your company’s crypto now has its own place in Lisk, with the same approvals as your accounts and a live view of what it is worth. Until now, Lisk has been built around accounts: shared dollar balances your team uses to get paid and to pay out. But many companies also hold crypto, from a token treasury to tokens earned along the way. That usually sits in a separate wallet, with separate rules, out of sight of the finance team. Portfolios bring it into your Lisk workspace, under the same controls. A Main Portfolio in every workspace Every workspace now has a Main Portfolio. It is a crypto wallet with its own deposit address, and it starts with the same approvers as your Main Account. The people who sign off on your cash sign off on your crypto too, from day one. After that, the two are managed separately: changing your Main Account’s approvers doesn’t change the portfolio’s. 15 tokens on Base Your Main Portfolio can receive 15 tokens on Base: cbBTC, AERO, VIRTUAL, ZORA, VVV, WELL, cbXRP, AVNT (Veranta), cbADA, KAITO, DIEM, cbMEGA, LMTS, cbDOGE and cbLTC. Only these 15 tokens, sent on Base, show up in your portfolio. Any other token, or a supported token sent on another network, still reaches the address but won’t appear anywhere in Lisk. Always use the deposit flow inside Lisk to get the address, and check both the token and the network before you send. Only the Main Portfolio has a deposit address; other portfolios are funded by transfers from it. Don’t send USDC to your portfolio address. USDC sent there isn’t credited and can’t be recovered. To add USDC, use your account’s deposit address, where it counts toward your dollar balance. The portfolio address is only for the 15 tokens above. Live prices, in dollars Each token shows its logo, its live price, and how it has moved over the last day, week and month. Transfers and withdrawals show both the token amount and its value in dollars, so whoever reviews a request can see what it is worth before they approve it. Free to move, always approved Portfolio transfers and withdrawals are free: Lisk pays the network fees. Withdrawals are on Base only, and only go to your saved withdrawal addresses. Every transfer or withdrawal follows the portfolio’s approval rules. Approvers sign on their phones, in the Lisk mobile app, just as they do for accounts. Transfers move crypto between portfolios. Moving crypto into an account, or buying and selling tokens, isn’t available yet. Your rules, per portfolio Portfolios follow the same control model as accounts. For each portfolio you choose its members, its approvers, and how many approvals a transaction needs. You can also pick an icon color, so your team can tell portfolios apart at a glance. Cash and crypto, on one Home screen Home now shows your recent portfolios next to your accounts, and the balance chart splits your total between the two. You can also start a portfolio transfer straight from Home. Also new Easier deposits. Turn on ACH, wire, SEPA and SEPA Instant right from the deposit screen, with instructions for each. Two-factor authentication. Turn on optional 2FA in your security settings. Reactivate members. Bring back team members who were deactivated. Members without a passkey rejoin as viewers. Exports for admins. Only admins and owners can export transactions. Smoother business verification. A clear list of supported countries, an email check, and drafts that are saved as you go. The Lisk mobile app has been updated too, with redesigned transaction and approval screens and clearer portfolio charts. Get it from the App Store or Google Play. Find your portfolio Portfolios are live now. Log in to Lisk and open your Main Portfolio from Home.

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    ETHGAS (@ETHGasOfficial)

    Back From Asia: What Institutions Told Us in Tokyo, Seoul and Singapore Ethereum is becoming infrastructure for global finance, and nowhere was that clearer than on the road. Over two weeks across ETHTokyo Week, Korea Blockchain Week and TOKEN2049 Singapore, our founder Kevin and the ETHGas team met builders, banks, treasuries and investors in three cities. Here is what we heard. Tokyo: The Builder Room and the Institutional Room We started on September 24 with an ETHGas community meetup, co-hosted with Fracton Ventures (@wecandaoit). The room was full of developers, validator operators and MEV researchers. Kevin talked about the biggest problem with blockspace today: on Ethereum, you only find out what happens to your transaction after you send it. He then walked through what ETHGas is building to fix that, how much of it is already live, and how validators, developers and newcomers can get involved. The next day, Fracton Ventures hosted the Ethereum Institutional Summit, an invite-only event for around 300 people from Japanese banks, securities firms, funds and listed companies. The agenda covered stablecoins, tokenized RWAs, onchain treasury operations and institutional DeFi. The conversations were practical. Institutions weren't asking whether to get involved with Ethereum. They were asking how to run real financial activity on it. Kevin joined the Institutional DeFi panel, moderated by Yudai Suzuki (@9dai_5) of Fracton Ventures (@wecandaoit), alongside Derek Walkush (@Derekmw23) of Uniswap Labs (@Uniswap), Alim Khamisa (@AlimKhamisa) of Optimism (@Optimism), and Taisuke Isono of SMBC Nikko Securities (@smbcnikko_jp). The panel looked at the outlook for compliant DeFi and how institutions can actually operate it. Kevin also sat down for a fireside with Yuki Kishi of MAVAN, Bitmine (@BitMNR), on how ETHGas makes Ethereum realtime, how it creates lanes for institutional access, and how ETH becomes the strategic asset. Seoul: Treasuries, Capital Flows and Realtime Ethereum Korea Blockchain Week was the busiest part of the trip. ETHGas was a general sponsor of EastPoint (@0xEastPoint): Seoul 2026. On the main stage, Kevin joined the panel "Digital Asset Treasury: The New Frontier of Corporate Finance," with Hyunsu Jung (@hyunsujung_) of Hyperion (@HyperionDeFi) and Christopher Jensen (@jensane2001) of StablecoinX (@stablecoin_x). The discussion focused on what treasuries do after they've built a position, and how they put those assets to work. The takeaway: a digital asset treasury is no longer just a megaphone for a token. It is becoming a distribution channel. Bloomingbit covered the panel here: https://en.bloomingbit.io/feed/news/121133 Later in the week, Kevin gave the keynote "Realtime Ethereum" at Ethereum Korea One: Genesis. His case: blockspace is Ethereum's most valuable commodity, and institutions need a reliable, known lane to access it. On October 1, he spoke at ETH Connect, hosted by Undefined Labs and eToday, on the panel "Where Ethereum Sits in Institutional Capital Flows". He was joined by Joseph Chalom (@joechalom) of Sharplink (@Sharplink), Isidoros Passadis (@IsdrsP) of Lido (@LidoFinance), and Ed Felten (@EdFelten) of Offchain Labs (@Offchain). Mo Jalil (@motypes) of EthSystems (@eth_systems) moderated. Singapore: TOKEN2049 We finished in Singapore. On October 7, Kevin joined the Bit Digital Stage at TOKEN2049 (@token2049) for "The Next Generation of ETH," with Sam Tabar (@SamirTabar) of Bit Digital (@BitDigital_BTBT) and Matthew (@ismiMatthew) of Ethereum Institutional (@ethereuminsti), moderated by Amanda Cassatt (@AmandaCassatt) of Serotonin (@serotonin_hq). The takeaway: the next generation of ETH holders will treat blockspace as something to secure, not just as traders, but as nations looking for priority access to the network. What the Two Weeks Added Up To Across three cities, one message came through clearly. Institutions already own ETH. The next step is using Ethereum: settling transactions, moving tokenized assets, and running treasury operations onchain. To do that, they need reliable, high-speed access to blockspace. That's what ETHGas builds. The Blockspace & Preconf Marketplace lets institutions secure capacity in advance, the way any mature commodity market works. Institutional Blockspace provides the trust layer between regulated finance and public Ethereum: fair ordering and predictable execution. Realtime Execution is the proof that this works on Ethereum itself, with preconfirmations in around 50ms, signed by the validator and backed by collateral. A big thank you to all the organizers, partners, and everyone we connected with across Tokyo, Seoul, and Singapore. It was great to be part of these conversations! Ethereum is becoming infrastructure for global finance. ETHGas makes access to it reliable.

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    Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain)

    Polygon Completes Coinme Acquisition, Turns Open Money Stack Into US-Regulated Payments Platform Polygon Labs has completed its acquisition of Coinme, integrating regulated U.S. money transfer services into the Polygon Open Money Stack. The platform now covers 48 U.S. states, holding 37 state-level money transmitter licenses and 11 applicable exemptions, and is registered with FinCEN as a money services business. Tazapay, Mesh, Toku and Kira are the first customers, using it for cross-border business payments, account top-ups, global payroll and USD services.

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    Ripple (@Ripple)

    Global investing is evolving. The infrastructure behind it should too. We're partnering with @DriveWealth across RLUSD settlement on the XRP Ledger, cross-border payments, custody and prime brokerage to modernize how money moves across global markets. Together, we're building a more connected, efficient and always-on global investing ecosystem. 💪🏼 https://on.ripple.com/4ezaBOr

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    Kava (@KAVA_CHAIN)

    A machine might need to make thousands of payments a day, sometimes for just a few cents. Cards and wires weren’t built for that. Stablecoins were. Why the machine economy is moving toward internet-native dollars ↓ https://kava.io/news/agents-dont-carry-cards-the-machine-economy-will-settle-in-stablecoins

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    The Block (@TheBlockCo)

    DriveWealth to use Ripple's RLUSD for stablecoin settlement, cross-border payments https://www.theblock.co/news/business/2026-10-14-drivewealth-ripple-rlusd-stablecoin-settlement-418479?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social

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