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Dapps are digital applications that run on a P2P network of computers rather than a single server, typically utilizing smart contracts to ensure transparency and uptime. In 2026, Dapps have achieved mass-market appeal through Account Abstraction, allowing for a "Web2-like" user experience with the security of Web3. This tag covers the entire ecosystem of decentralized software—from social media and productivity tools to governance platforms and identity management.

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Developers worldwide are invited to build tools and applications for the VeBetter and VeChain ecosystems, competing for a $30,000 prize pool. One of the requirements is that your dApp delivers a smooth, user-friendly experience with reliable functionality and integrates B3TR as its reward mechanism. VeChain has launched a global hackathon with a $30,000 prize pool [...]]]>

Author: Crypto News Flash

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Secure On-chain Randomness By Oasis Is A Great Way To Answer The Blockchain Need For RNG

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On the other hand, non-deterministic RNG can generate completely random numbers by using erratic physical phenomena, like dice rolls or photon scattering, as a workaround for the computer reading predictable patterns. Why blockchains need RNG? When you try to replicate RNG in the smart contract framework, it gets interesting. Whether you are developing dApps for the web3 at large or the cryptoAI space, you will need provable fairness or unbiased and tamperproof outcomes based on unpredictable inputs. Even from a core blockchain point of view, RNG plays a crucial role in cryptographic operations. It produces the unique keys or values needed for securing transactions, encrypting data, or authenticating users, ensuring that outputs cannot be guessed or replicated. Without secure on-chain RNG, reverse engineering of keys, outcome manipulation and all kinds of exploits become possible. Now, blockchain technology also use deterministic rules, and all nodes reaching a consensus is a non-negotiable criteria. This makes on-chain randomness tricky but it is still doable. For example, verifiable random functions, commit-reveal schemes, or the method Oasis has adopted — using Verifiable Random Function (VRF) and some other cryptographic primitives. Let’s now take a closer look into Oasis. How Oasis RNG works? With its default focus on smart privacy and scalability, Oasis uses its confidential EVM runtime, Sapphire to streamline RNG through its randomBytes precompile. By abstracting a simple Solidity function, any smart contract developer can integrate randomness into their applications without dealing with the complexities of blockchain RNG. It basically works like this. Generating the Per-Block Root RNG Sapphire communicates with a key manager runtime to generate secret keys. The key manager supports multiple kinds of keys, some of which are long-term and some of which are ephemeral. The ephemeral keys are used for encrypting transactions and also the RNG. To improve security, these keys are never persisted anywhere and are rotated each epoch. This means fresh keys are generated, and after a while, old keys get securely erased and cannot be recovered even if any component is later compromised. The RNG exposed to Sapphire contracts is initialized on every block. Each block uses private ephemeral entropy obtained from the key manager runtime. Only remotely attested Sapphire instances can obtain this private entropy inside the TEE, which ensures that no external observers can learn anything about the RNG state. Next, this entropy is processed and used as a root VRF key. To turn this entropy into a usable key, Sapphire employs SHA-3-derived algorithms like TupleHash, KMAC256, and cSHAKE. These functions process the epoch-specific entropy from the key manager runtime, producing a unique per-block root RNG that anchors all subsequent randomness in the block with consistency and security. Domain Separation for Per-Transaction RNGs The per-block root RNG alone isn’t enough. Each transaction needs its own private RNG, which is where domain separation comes in. Sapphire builds on the key manager’s output by using Merlin transcripts to initialize per-transaction RNGs from the root RNG, customizing randomness for individual interactions using transaction-specific data. This customization is implemented in the Rust Runtime SDK used to build Sapphire, which handles the VRF and domain separation schemes. Together with the key manager’s private entropy, it ensures private, unbiased, and unpredictable outputs are exposed to developers via the randomBytes precompile. Code examples Basic Random Number Generation This snippet shows how to generate a 32-byte random value, ideal for straightforward RNG needs in a dApp like a poker game. bytes memory randomPad = Sapphire.randomBytes(32, ""); Random Number for Signing Key Pair This snippet uses randomBytes to seed a signing key pair generation, which you can use as a part of a more complex RNG-driven mechanism while ensuring cryptographic security. Sapphire.SigningAlg alg = Sapphire.SigningAlg.Ed25519Pure;bytes memory pk;bytes memory sk;(pk, sk) = Sapphire.generateSigningKeyPair(alg, Sapphire.randomBytes(32, "")); Key Resources: Sapphire docsSapphire repositoryrandomBytesOasis ROFLOasis playground for demo dApps Have a question or need help? Join our Discord and head over to the #dev-central channel. Originally published at https://dev.to on September 22, 2025. Secure On-chain Randomness By Oasis Is A Great Way To Answer The Blockchain Need For RNG was originally published in Coinmonks on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story

Author: Medium

2025/09/23

Best Crypto Presales That Could Explode in 2025

Best Crypto Presales That Could Explode in 2025

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Author: Blockchainreporter

2025/09/23

Rainbow Prepares RNBW Token Launch With Overhauled Crypto App Experience

Rainbow Prepares RNBW Token Launch With Overhauled Crypto App Experience

TLDR: Rainbow will launch RNBW token in Q4 2025, rewarding users who have been collecting points on its app. The app now includes real-time pricing, instant balance updates, and live candlestick charts for crypto traders. Users can connect to any EVM dapp directly inside Rainbow’s in-app browser for smoother transactions. Perps trading powered by Hyperliquid [...] The post Rainbow Prepares RNBW Token Launch With Overhauled Crypto App Experience appeared first on Blockonomi.

Author: Blockonomi

2025/09/23

Delhi to Lead the World in Web3, AI & Real-World Asset Innovation

Delhi to Lead the World in Web3, AI & Real-World Asset Innovation

The post Delhi to Lead the World in Web3, AI & Real-World Asset Innovation appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. New Delhi, September 2025 – India Blockchain Month (INBM) returns for its landmark second edition, reinforcing its stature as Asia’s most ambitious Web3 movement and one of the world’s largest community-driven blockchain festivals. Spearheaded by BlockOn Ventures and Web3preneur, the month-long innovation campaign will transform New Delhi into the global epicenter of Web3, AI, and Real-World Asset (RWA) adoption. Delhi at the Forefront of Decentralization This September, all roads lead to the Capital as INBM 2025 aligns with ETHGlobal Delhi Week (Sept 22–28). From regulators and policymakers to builders, founders, investors, creators, and communities, the movement is set to converge thousands of voices to accelerate Bharat’s decentralized future and showcase its innovation muscle to the world. 🌍 Eight Flagship Gatherings Across Two Iconic Venues Hosted at JW Marriott, Aerocity and Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels, INBM 2025 will roll out eight blockbuster flagship events spotlighting: The trillion-dollar promise of Real-World Assets (RWA) AI x Web3 convergence shaping the future economy Women in Web3 – amplifying diversity and leadership Startup & VC Day – where founders meet capital Web3preneur Day – a no-frills, high-energy marketplace of ideas Web3preneur Summit – the defining stage for Bharat’s Web3 narrative Events Details 25th September, 2025 –  JW Marriott Web3preneur Luncheon – Exclusive for Web3preneurs & CXOs AccInvest Elite Networking – Exclusive for CXOs, Founders, Investors & VCs GLOBLA: Blockchain Leadership Awards – Founders, Ecosystem Leaders and Influencers VNTR Investor Roundtable – VCs & Investors 26th September, 2025 –  Welcomhotel By ITC Hotels Web3preneur Summit –  Full Day Summit including multiple Stages and Event Access.( Include NONSTOP Stage) Web3conf India – Full Day event with stellar speaker lineup. I ❤️ RWA  – Exclusive for RWA Delegates, Founders and Believers Women.web3preneurs – Exclusive for Womens in Web3. (Women Only Event) Regulatory Roundtable – Regulators, Govt., Policy experts.…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/09/23

Midas Partners with Hyperithm and Axelar to Launch $mXRP for DeFi Yield

Midas Partners with Hyperithm and Axelar to Launch $mXRP for DeFi Yield

With the release of $mXRP in collaboration with Hyperithm and Axelar, Midas now intends to make idle $XRP a productive cryptocurrency asset.

Author: Blockchainreporter

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88% of airdropped tokens last no more than 3 months

88% of airdropped tokens last no more than 3 months

By Sara Gherghelas Compiled and compiled by: BitpushNews While the impact of airdrops on user growth and awareness has transformed the Web3 ecosystem, whether they can create lasting ecosystems or simply spark short-lived speculative activity remains a focus of attention. Airdrops have become one of the most powerful growth tools in Web3, capable of generating massive buzz and onboarding millions of users in just a few days. Over the past two years, projects in areas like decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and blockchain gaming have distributed billions of dollars worth of tokens to reward early adopters and attract new participants. However, the real question is: do these distributions create lasting ecosystems, or are they merely short-lived speculative ventures? While airdrops continue to drive impressive spikes in user growth and transaction volume, their long-term impact on retention, engagement, and token value is far less certain. This report analyzes the outcomes of high-value airdrops in DeFi, NFTs, and gaming, focusing on how they impacted user behavior, token performance, and on-chain activity. Key Takeaways Since 2017, projects have distributed over $20 billion in airdropped tokens, with $4.5 billion in 2023 alone, making airdrops one of Web3’s most powerful, yet most expensive, growth strategies. 88% of airdropped tokens lose value within three months, highlighting the gap between short-term hype and long-term sustainability. Airdrops reliably generate massive spikes in activity: Arbitrum saw 2.5 million daily transactions at launch, and Blur captured over 70% of NFT trading volume overnight. Retention remains a weak link: on average, activity falls back to around 20% to 40% of its pre-airdrop level within a few weeks, with most recipients cashing out. 1. What are airdrops? How do they shape Web3 growth? In the Web3 ecosystem, an airdrop refers to the distribution of free tokens to a group of wallets, typically to reward past activity or incentivize future participation. Unlike ICOs (initial coin offerings), which require users to purchase tokens, airdrops place tokens directly into users' hands. The underlying logic is simple: by giving away ownership, projects can guide their communities, decentralize governance, and create immediate liquidity for their tokens. Airdrops come in different forms: Retroactive Airdrops: Reward users who have interacted with the protocol in the past (e.g. Uniswap in 2020, Arbitrum in 2023). Incentive Airdrops: Encourage ongoing behavior such as trading, staking, or referrals (e.g. Blur’s points system). Community Airdrops: Reward NFT holders, developers, or social community members (such as BONK on Solana). Since 2017, airdrops have evolved from a quirky way to spread news into one of the most effective marketing strategies in Web3. Instead of paying for advertising, projects are distributing ownership. The thinking is: users who feel like stakeholders are more likely to try a product, spread the word, and remain loyal. Key milestones in airdrop history: 2017–2018, the first wave: This first emerged during the ICO era. Many projects used airdrops to cheaply expand Telegram groups and wallet addresses. The impact was mostly speculative, with few users continuing to participate after receiving the airdrops. In 2020, Uniswap set the gold standard with its $UNI airdrop. By distributing 400 UNI (valued at approximately $1,200 at the time, peaking at over $12,000) to every historical user, Uniswap turned early adopters into evangelists. It also established that retroactive airdrops are a fair way to reward "true believers." 2021–2022: The Airdrop Playbook Era: Airdrops became part of the playbook: dYdX, ENS, LooksRare, and others used them to attract traders, domain name service users, or NFT collectors. Some projects succeeded, while others were overwhelmed by "farmers." 2023–2025, the era of super airdrops: Arbitrum ($1.97 billion), Blur ($818 million), and Worldcoin (which continues to airdrop to over 10 million users) demonstrate how large-scale distribution can change the entire ecosystem overnight. While precise tracking is difficult, estimates suggest that: Since 2017, hundreds of airdrops have occurred across DeFi, NFTs, gaming, and infrastructure. The total value distributed via airdrops exceeds $20 billion, with $4.5 billion in 2023 alone (including Arbitrum, Blur, Celestia, etc.). Major airdrops typically target between 100,000 and 1 million addresses, while global campaigns like Worldcoin target tens of millions of users. Research shows that approximately 88% of airdropped tokens lose value within 3 months of launch, highlighting that airdrops, while successful as marketing campaigns, rarely ensure the long-term strength of a token. Why do airdrops work as a marketing tool? Low barrier to entry: Users receive free tokens → try the product. Word-of-mouth effect: Large airdrops make headlines (“free money”) and generate virality. Decentralization: Tokens spread ownership, empower users with governance, and (at least in theory) align them with the future of the project. Competitive pressure: Airdrops can quickly shift market share (e.g. Blur versus OpenSea). However, they also come with challenges: airdrop farming, immediate sell-offs, and retention struggles. However, as of 2025, airdrops remain one of the most effective, albeit imperfect, marketing weapons in the dapp industry. 2. DeFi and Layer-2 airdrops: Is it promoting user growth or feeding the "wool party"? The DeFi sector has long been at the heart of the airdrop phenomenon. From decentralized exchanges to Layer-2 scaling networks, protocols are using token distribution to reward early adopters, decentralize governance, and, most importantly, attract new users. In fact, many of the largest and most discussed airdrops in Web3 history have stemmed from DeFi and network scaling solutions. L2 Network Airdrop The most notable example is Arbitrum's airdrop in March 2023. By distributing 1.16 billion ARB tokens (approximately 11.6% of the total supply) to over 600,000 addresses, Arbitrum created the industry's largest airdrop at the time. At its peak, these tokens were valued at nearly $2 billion. The impact on the chain was immediate: on the day of the redemption, daily transaction volume soared to over 2.5 million, briefly surpassing Ethereum itself. Despite the inevitable cooling of the hype, Arbitrum has retained a higher baseline of activity than before the airdrop. Two months later, the network is still processing approximately one million daily transactions, and unique active wallets (UAWs) have increased by 531%. However, the retention story is more complicated. Our data shows that only approximately 5% of transactions during this period came from wallets that actually received ARB. Many recipients simply sold their tokens and left, while real usage was driven by new or existing DeFi users attracted to Arbitrum's growing ecosystem. Unsurprisingly, the ARB token itself followed a familiar pattern: after launching at around $1.30–$1.40, it fell by over 75% in two years. Optimism offers a helpful comparison. Rather than opting for a single, large-scale event, it has been conducting airdrops in phases since 2022. A second wave of airdrops in 2023 distributed 11 million OP tokens, targeting governance participants such as DAO voters and delegates. While this approach produced smaller spikes in activity than Arbitrum, it more purposefully aligned incentives and strengthened Optimism's governance structure. Our data confirms that Optimism also experienced a sharp jump in UAWs and trading volume during its claiming period, though activity faded more quickly. The OP token has lost 42% of its value since its launch three years ago. DeFi Airdrop DeFi protocols have followed a similar pattern to L2 networks. dYdX's early airdrops to active traders created a surge in trading volume, but once incentives were reduced, activity declined, and its token has since lost approximately 70% of its value. 1inch distributed multiple waves of tokens, driving short-term wallet growth, but governance participation remained low; the token fell 52% shortly after the airdrop and over 90% five years later. ENS's retroactive airdrop in late 2021 was smaller, but its token has performed better, losing only about 40% in four years, while cultivating a relatively loyal governance community among Ethereum nameholders. Across the industry, the data shows a consistent pattern. Airdrops drive immediate user growth, often doubling or tripling daily activity, accompanied by a surge in TVL as users move assets to qualify or claim tokens. However, within a few weeks, activity typically falls back to a baseline level that's only slightly higher than before. Token prices bear this out: most DeFi airdrop tokens lose 60% to 90% of their issuance value within a few months as investors exit their positions. Airdrops are unmatched for accelerating user acquisition, but long-term retention depends on product-market fit. Arbitrum has been able to maintain high usage levels because its network already offers strong DeFi utility and lower costs. Optimism, by designing its airdrops around governance, demonstrates how mechanisms can shape user behavior beyond speculation. However, for protocols lacking a compelling ecosystem or thoughtful design, airdrops are, at best, expensive marketing campaigns that enrich opportunistic takers while failing to ensure lasting adoption. 3. NFT Airdrops: Trading Liquidity vs. Community Loyalty If DeFi and Layer-2 networks use airdrops to expand infrastructure, the NFT space uses them as a weapon to fight for market share. Blur is a prime example of this, as the exchange disrupted OpenSea’s long-held dominance through one of the most aggressive airdrop strategies in Web3 history. Blur ran a “quarterly” rewards program for months before its February 2023 token launch, with traders accumulating points by listing NFTs, providing liquidity, and demonstrating platform loyalty. When the BLUR token finally launched, 51% of its total supply was allocated to the community, and at its peak, the airdrop was worth over $800 million. The results were immediate and dramatic. Blur captured over 70% of Ethereum’s NFT trading volume within days, forcing OpenSea to cut fees and reconsider creator royalties. Our data shows the speed of the liquidity transfer; despite serving fewer active wallets, Blur sometimes saw over five times the volume of OpenSea. However, the nature of this activity tells a cautionary tale. The majority of Blur's volume was driven by a small number of high-frequency traders scalping points for future rewards. Analysis at the time showed that a few hundred wallets accounted for the majority of transactions. While this created unprecedented liquidity, tight spreads, and faster execution for NFTs, it didn't necessarily translate into broader community participation. OpenSea continued to dominate in terms of independent active wallets, favoring casual collectors and creators. The BLUR token itself followed a familiar trajectory. It debuted at around $1.20 but quickly fell as recipients sold off, dropping below $0.10 by 2025. Even consistent quarterly rewards failed to prevent the gradual erosion of value. By the end of 2023, Blur's market share had also begun to decline, stabilizing in the 20% to 40% range after an initial surge. Other NFT airdrops tell a similar story. LooksRare and X2Y2 also engaged in a “vampire attack” model in 2022, distributing tokens to OpenSea traders. Both briefly saw significant trading volume, but much of it was wash trading. Activity quickly plummeted after the rewards dried up. Their tokens, once worth hundreds of millions of dollars, now trade at a fraction of their peak value. More recently, memecoin-style NFT airdrops like Memecoin ($MEME) briefly sparked collector enthusiasm but failed to sustain any lasting ecosystem. The key lesson from NFT airdrops is that while they are highly effective at moving liquidity, they face challenges in creating sticky communities. Traders follow rewards, but collectors and creators seek trust, usability, and cultural relevance—factors that tokens alone cannot achieve. As of 2025, the NFT trading landscape is more competitive than ever, fueled by these airdrops. OpenSea has adopted new professional trading tools, Blur continues to cater to professional traders, and other platforms are experimenting with new models. But the fundamental question remains: Can token incentives in NFT markets truly foster sustainable communities, or simply fuel a temporary liquidity war? 4. Game Airdrops: Limited Impact in a Play-to-Earn World While DeFi and NFT platforms have turned airdrops into multi-billion dollar marketing campaigns, the gaming sector has been more cautious. Blockchain games typically focus on in-game economies and NFTs rather than large-scale token giveaways. As a result, high-value gaming airdrops have been relatively rare over the past two years, and their impact has been more short-lived compared to DeFi or NFT trading markets. Most other blockchain gaming projects have completely avoided major retroactive airdrops. Instead, they rely on launchpads, NFT minting, or in-game earning rewards to distribute tokens. This strategy reflects the lessons of the 2021 Play-to-Earn wave, when the inflationary token economy collapsed under speculative pressure. By 2023–2025, developers appear wary of repeating the same mistake by distributing large amounts of tokens without a sustainable mechanism. Some exceptions occur at the infrastructure level. Immutable, Polygon, and Ronin have experimented with incentives and token rewards for game developers and players, but these structures have been ongoing bounty programs rather than one-time airdrops. Similarly, smaller game studios have distributed NFTs or modest token airdrops to closed beta users, rewarding early participation without disrupting their economies. For games, the real challenge is not onboarding users with tokens, but keeping them entertained long enough to form a lasting ecosystem. Conclusion While 88% of airdropped tokens lost value within months, each airdrop reinforces the same truth: in the Web3 world, attention is the most valuable currency. Previous large-scale token distributions have proven that the true value lies not in the token itself, but in the user behavior it can influence. The challenge facing projects today is no longer about attracting attention, but rather how to convert that traffic into sustainable ecosystems and communities.

Author: PANews

2025/09/23

The cross-chain data problem: A unified solution from Oraichain, Pinlink, and RSS3

The cross-chain data problem: A unified solution from Oraichain, Pinlink, and RSS3

The post The cross-chain data problem: A unified solution from Oraichain, Pinlink, and RSS3 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. contributor Posted: September 22, 2025 The Web3 landscape of September 2025 is a vibrant, multi-chain ecosystem, but this fragmentation creates a significant challenge: data is siloed on different networks. For Web3 to function as a seamless, integrated internet, it needs infrastructure that can communicate, compute across, and aggregate information from all these disparate environments. Oraichain, Pinlink, and RSS3 collectively provide a powerful solution to this cross-chain data problem. RSS3 acts as the universal aggregator, the “lingua franca” for cross-chain data. Its protocol is designed to be chain-agnostic, indexing activities, assets, and identities from a multitude of Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks. It harmonizes this fragmented data into a single, structured, and easily queryable feed. This allows developers to build applications that reflect a user’s total Web3 presence, without needing to integrate dozens of separate blockchain APIs. Oraichain serves as the cross-chain intelligence and verification layer. Through its universal oracle services, it can not only pull data from different chains but also perform complex, verifiable computations on that aggregated data. For example, an Oraichain AI model could calculate a user’s DeFi reputation score by analyzing their activities on Ethereum, Solana, and Cosmos, and then deliver that verifiable result to an application on a fourth chain, enabling true cross-chain logic. Pinlink provides chain-agnostic computational resources. The AI and rendering power needed by DApps is not specific to any single blockchain. Pinlink’s DePIN marketplace is a neutral ground where developers from any ecosystem can rent the GPU power they need. This means a Solana-based gaming metaverse and an Ethereum-based AI art project can both source their compute from the same decentralized network, making high-performance hardware a shared, cross-chain utility for the entire Web3 space. Disclaimer: This is a paid post and should not be treated as news/advice. Next: SUI drops 9% –…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/09/23

Ozak AI, Lyno AI & BlockDAG Presale Surpasses $410M

Ozak AI, Lyno AI & BlockDAG Presale Surpasses $410M

The post Ozak AI, Lyno AI & BlockDAG Presale Surpasses $410M appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Crypto News 22 September 2025 | 23:00 Explore how Ozak AI raises $2.6M, Lyno AI powers AI arbitrage, and BlockDAG surpasses $410M with 26.4B coins sold and 3M daily miners live. Crypto presales in 2025 are reshaping early-stage traction, with Ozak AI, Lyno AI, and BlockDAG becoming major talking points. Ozak AI has already crossed $2.6 million in funding by using AI-driven predictive analytics for crypto and equities, ranking as one of the fastest-moving projects this year. Lyno AI is building a space for automated cross-chain arbitrage, giving traders access to pro-grade tools and gaining strong presale engagement. But BlockDAG (BDAG) is on an entirely different scale. With over $410M raised, over 26.4B coins sold, and 3M people mining daily through its X1 app, BlockDAG shows a level of adoption and capital inflow that few presales can match. It is redefining what credibility means before an exchange listing even happens. Ozak AI’s Presale Momentum and Potential Ozak AI’s presale continues to move quickly, having already raised $2.6 million at a price of $0.01 per coin. Analysts forecast a potential 100× rise, positioning it as one of the best crypto to invest in for 2025. The project merges AI with blockchain, offering forecasting models, customizable data tools, and decentralized infrastructure designed for practical utility. Its AI models scan trends across crypto, forex, and equities, giving users real-time market intelligence. This structure makes Ozak AI one of the rare presales combining strong tech with growing visibility. If the trend continues, it could become one of the standout presales of the year. Lyno AI’s Use Case Strength and Utility In the hunt for the best crypto to invest in, Lyno AI is gaining traction thanks to its advanced AI tools. The project automates cross-chain arbitrage using blockchain scripts across 15+ networks, providing tools…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/09/23

LINE NEXT And Kaia Unveil Stablecoin Superapp To Simplify Cross-Border Payments Across Asia

LINE NEXT And Kaia Unveil Stablecoin Superapp To Simplify Cross-Border Payments Across Asia

Non-fungible token collections are transforming numerous sectors by creating verifiable digital ownership, enabling new business models, and enhancing transparency and traceability through blockchain technology. In [...]

Author: Insidebitcoins

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