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Could 'Based Rollups' Address Ethereum's Layer-2 Challenges?
Exploring how 'based rollups' might revolutionize the Ethereum ecosystem by enhancing security and interoperability across layer-2 networks.
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Exploring how 'based rollups' might revolutionize the Ethereum ecosystem by enhancing security and interoperability across layer-2 networks.
Eric Semler's compromised account promoted a Solana-based token that initially surged before crashing.
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A deep dive into the conversation with CoinGecko's Bobby Ong on the rapid rise of decentralized exchanges in contrast to their centralized counterparts.
Lido's latest V3 upgrade aims to enhance Ethereum staking by introducing customizable stVaults targeted at institutions and complex investment strategies.
Uniswap Labs has officially launched its long-anticipated layer-2 network, Unichain, aimed at enhancing transaction efficiency and liquidity in the decentralized finance space.
The acquisition between Holonym Foundation and Gitcoin Passport enhances the identity verification space as Holonym aims to position itself against Worldcoin.
Duncan Chiu emphasizes the benefits of a cautious strategy in regulating cryptocurrencies in Hong Kong.
Discover the new CoinDesk Mobile App, providing real-time crypto news, data, and alerts for traders and enthusiasts.
Klarna's CEO announces the company's readiness to explore cryptocurrency, highlighting potential benefits for users and the evolving digital finance landscape.
DCG's CEO believes decentralized AI could surpass Bitcoin, highlighting significant investments in the sector.
The launch of The Thames Network aims to democratize access to artificial intelligence, promoting collaborative systems while preventing centralized control.
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