La migración de octubre concentraría más operaciones de cadena en Optimism, mientras que las rutas de respaldo de Ethereum dependen de los contratos implementados de cada cadena. La publicación El acuerdo Unichain de Optimism pondrá más cadenas bajo un solo operador apareció por primera vez en CryptoSlate.

El token STRK de Starknet se duplicó con creces en siete días, mientras que los desarrolladores consideraron dejar Ethereum para construir una cadena de bloques de Capa 1 independiente. Una instantánea de CoinGlass revisada a las 20:28 UTC del 11 de octubre mostró STRK a $0,1190, un aumento del 17,7% en 24 horas y del 116,7% en siete días. El 8 de octubre, Starknet lo dijo.

El rendimiento del PT de febrero está por detrás de tres tasas de financiación cotizadas; GHO era más barato en la instantánea del 7 de octubre y las recompensas de tokens de reemplazo aún no están confirmadas. La publicación El plan de reinversión USDG de Aave tiene un rendimiento inferior a la mayoría de las tasas de endeudamiento cotizadas apareció por primera vez en CryptoSlate.

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The October 1-dated v0.2.7 and v0.1.13 patches close a reconnect theft path, while v0.2.7 also fixes an LSPS2 payment-amount flaw. The post Lightning apps using unpatched LDK risk Bitcoin theft from a reconnect lie appeared first on CryptoSlate.

October 9 borrower snapshots put the focus on whether collateral sales or redemptions can fund stablecoin repayment. The post Some Aave loans sit near liquidation with collateral that can take hours to cash out appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The October 8 Maker Protection expansion brings more contracts under a rule that discards unfilled remainders while still allowing execution. The post Some Kraken futures limit orders can still fill after a successful cancel appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Visa’s Consumer 360 research finds 46% of Asia-Pacific consumers likely to adopt stablecoins within five years, up from 16% recent usage, with interest in spending and transfers but barriers in understanding and trust. The post Visa Survey Shows Nearly Half of APAC Consumers Eyeing Stablecoins for E

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