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Onchain Labs, in collaboration with The Arbitrum Foundation, is launching a program to accelerate onchain application development on Arbitrum.

Ethena Labs and Securitize have launched Converge, a settlement network designed to bridge traditional finance (TradFi) and DeFi.

The TON Foundation announced that Telegram founder Pavel Durov has regained his passport from French authorities, allowing him to travel freely.

Bybit celebrated the second anniversary of the Bybit Card at its Dubai headquarters, highlighting its rapid growth with over 1.5 million cards issued since launch.

Solana dev shop Anza aims to double blockspace and enhance efficiency in 2025 through incremental upgrades like improving the Agave client, scaling Turbine, and adopting a faster hashing algorithm.

Ethereum testnet Holesky achieved finality on March 10, a key step amid delays in the Pectra upgrade, originally set for March 2025.

Thailand’s SEC has approved USDT as a regulated cryptocurrency, allowing trading on local exchanges starting March 16.

Off the Grid's black market is thriving as players trade skins and GUN tokens for real money ahead of the GUNZ L1 mainnet launch.

Bybit is the first exchange to list USDtb, a stablecoin backed by BlackRock’s USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund.

Canary Capital, led by former Valkyrie co-founder Steven McClurg, has filed with the SEC to launch an ETF tracking Axelar’s AXL token, citing its strong developer team and growing institutional adoption.