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Supported by 20+ Institutions: How Does Sui's New Primitive Hashi Rewrite the Rules of Bitcoin Financial Trust?

Sui has introduced Hashi, a new decentralized Bitcoin (BTC)抵押原语 (primitive) designed to enable trust-minimized and secure use of native BTC in DeFi on the Sui blockchain, backed by over 20 major institutions. Hashi allows users to抵押 Bitcoin without transferring custody to centralized entities. BTC remains on the Bitcoin network in a dedicated address, while a抵押凭证 is generated on Sui. This凭证, representing the locked BTC, can be used in Sui's smart contracts for lending, borrowing, and other DeFi activities. The system relies on Sui validators for security, with a Guardian Layer for additional protection against risks like validator collusion. Key to Hashi is its role as a "primitive"—a foundational building block for developers. It provides a standardized interface to integrate native BTC抵押 capabilities into applications like lending protocols, structured products, and RWA strategies, reducing development barriers. Institutional support spans custody (e.g., BitGo, Cobo), trading (e.g., FalconX, Bullish), security (e.g., OtterSec, Certora), and protocols (e.g., Suilend, Scallop). This ecosystem support aims to facilitate large-scale institutional BTC adoption into DeFi upon mainnet launch. Hashi addresses core trust issues in Bitcoin金融 by prioritizing non-custodial security, transparency, and composability, potentially unlocking Bitcoin's $1.4 trillion market cap for decentralized finance without sacrificing user control.

marsbitAyer 06:33

Supported by 20+ Institutions: How Does Sui's New Primitive Hashi Rewrite the Rules of Bitcoin Financial Trust?

marsbitAyer 06:33

Ethereum is Building an 'Economic Special Zone', the Archipelago Era is Over

Ethereum is shifting from its fragmented "archipelago" model of Layer-2 solutions to a unified "Ethereum Economic Zone" (EEZ), a new initiative backed by the Ethereum Foundation and key protocols like Aave. This move aims to enable seamless, synchronous transactions across L2s, eliminating the delays and risks of bridges by allowing atomic cross-chain executions settled on Ethereum with ETH gas. However, this comes amid a significant decline in Ethereum’s activity and ETH price, which has dropped over 60% from its 2025 peak. While on-chain data shows Ethereum still holds the largest share of institutional capital—including $163.3B in stablecoins, 58% of real-world assets, and a $53B DeFi TVL—the economic model is struggling. With most activity moving to L2s, mainnet gas fees have collapsed, turning ETH inflationary and undermining its "ultrasound money" narrative. The article suggests Ethereum is becoming a "vault" or utility pipeline—secure and fundamental to global crypto finance, but increasingly boring and unable to capture value through fees. If Ethereum evolves into pure infrastructure like SWIFT, ETH may be revalued based on its utility as a settlement layer rather than speculative growth, challenging current investor expectations.

marsbit03/31 05:03

Ethereum is Building an 'Economic Special Zone', the Archipelago Era is Over

marsbit03/31 05:03

T-REX Network and Zama Launch Institutional-Grade Confidentiality Infrastructure for RWA Tokenization

T-REX Network, a multi-chain RWA tokenization platform backed by Apex Group, has partnered with Zama, a leader in Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), to integrate a native privacy layer into the T-REX Ledger. This collaboration addresses a key barrier to institutional blockchain adoption: the public nature of distributed ledgers. By incorporating Zama’s FHE technology, the T-REX Ledger enables confidential computation and transaction settlement without exposing sensitive investor data, trading strategies, or portfolio positions. The integration allows regulated financial entities to leverage public blockchain benefits—such as interoperability and efficiency—while maintaining the confidentiality and compliance required in traditional finance. The initiative, supported by the ERC-3643 standard (which already secures $32B in tokenized assets), aims to facilitate the large-scale adoption of real-world asset tokenization. Apex Group has committed to adopting the T-REX Ledger as its default infrastructure, targeting $100B in tokenized assets by mid-2027.

TheNewsCrypto03/26 12:39

T-REX Network and Zama Launch Institutional-Grade Confidentiality Infrastructure for RWA Tokenization

TheNewsCrypto03/26 12:39

Ethereum Foundation Publishes Article: Restructuring the Division of Labor Between L1 and L2 to Build the Ultimate Ethereum Ecosystem

The Ethereum Foundation outlines a new vision for the relationship between Ethereum L1 and L2 networks, emphasizing a symbiotic evolution where each layer plays a complementary role. The goal is to scale Ethereum as a unified ecosystem while preserving its core properties (CROPS: censorship resistance, openness, privacy, security). L1 will serve as the global settlement layer, maximizing decentralization, security, and liquidity for DeFi, while scaling significantly without compromising its foundational values. L2s, meanwhile, will focus on differentiation, customization, and innovation—offering specialized features, privacy, compliance, non-EVM functionality, and faster iteration—which L1 cannot provide. L2s benefit from Ethereum ecosystem security, low-cost infrastructure, access to users, developers, and interoperability. In return, L2s strengthen Ethereum’s network effects, drive ETH demand, and expand its reach. The Foundation is committed to scaling L1 (e.g., via blobs), enhancing L1-L2 interoperability, developing native rollups, and promoting transparency in L2 security claims. The future involves a collaborative multi-chain ecosystem where L2s compete and cooperate, anchored by a robust L1.

marsbit03/24 06:29

Ethereum Foundation Publishes Article: Restructuring the Division of Labor Between L1 and L2 to Build the Ultimate Ethereum Ecosystem

marsbit03/24 06:29

What’s Going On Between The XRP And Solana Community On X?

A weekend controversy sparked a playful exchange between the XRP and Solana communities on X. It began when Solana Foundation President Lily Liu commented that blockchain gaming was not making a comeback, which drew humorous reactions from users. The official Solana account jokingly suggested a user switch to XRP, a remark amplified by crypto exchange Bitrue. Ripple’s former CTO, David Schwartz, added to the banter with a meme response. Beyond the social media drama, the two ecosystems are technically interconnected. In 2024, XRP was integrated into Solana via a wrapped token (wXRP), enabling its use within Solana’s DeFi ecosystem. Additionally, Ripple has pursued broader cross-chain interoperability, working with protocols like Wormhole to connect the XRP Ledger to over 35 blockchains, including Solana. Industry observers also note that Ripple executives have acknowledged Solana’s influence on XRPL’s development, particularly in terms of speed and pragmatism.

bitcoinist03/24 02:02

What’s Going On Between The XRP And Solana Community On X?

bitcoinist03/24 02:02

XRP Ledger Is A ‘Ghost Chain,’ Chainlink Community Liaison Claims

Chainlink Community Liaison Zach Rynes sparked a debate by labeling the XRP Ledger a "ghost chain," arguing its core investment thesis has failed. He contends that XRP's proposed role as a global bridge currency has been overtaken by stablecoins and modern interoperability infrastructure, which institutions now prefer. Rynes criticized XRPL's low adoption in tokenized assets and stablecoins, stating USD stablecoins have become the dominant bridge asset. He also accused Ripple of socializing costs to XRP holders while privatizing gains for shareholders. XRP advocates, like lawyer Bill Morgan, countered that Ripple and XRPL are separate entities and defended Ripple's business structure. XRP price was $1.4757 at the time of reporting.

bitcoinist03/17 02:45

XRP Ledger Is A ‘Ghost Chain,’ Chainlink Community Liaison Claims

bitcoinist03/17 02:45

Actually, ETH Scaling is a Major Boon for L2s

Vitalik Buterin's recent comments on Ethereum scaling have been misinterpreted. He did not declare Layer 2s (L2s) a failure but rather signaled a strategic shift: Ethereum is moving from a "rollup-centric" scaling model, where L2s were seen as simple replicas of the base layer, to one where the L1 itself undergoes aggressive scaling. L2s remain crucial, but their primary value proposition has evolved to be customization, not just cheap transactions. Two key developments drove this change. First, Ethereum's base layer is scaling faster than anticipated. After years of cautious progress to preserve decentralization, an ambitious new roadmap aims to drastically increase L1 throughput through a series of upgrades, including a higher gas limit, faster block times, parallel transaction processing, and a fundamental transition to a native zero-knowledge (zkEVM) architecture. This allows Ethereum to scale while maintaining its superior decentralization. Second, L2s have found product-market fit with institutions. Companies like Robinhood, Coinbase, and Kraken are building their own L2s because they need Ethereum's security and access to its liquidity, but also require control for regulatory compliance, custom fee structures, and operational flexibility. This creates a spectrum of L2s, from highly decentralized ones to more controlled, institutionally-focused chains—a reality Vitalik acknowledges is valid as long as marketing is honest. Crucially, scaling the L1 does not compete with L2s; it makes them better. A more powerful L1 means cheaper data availability and settlement costs for L2s, faster withdrawals, and quicker finality. The main unresolved challenge is liquidity fragmentation between L2s, which the Ethereum Foundation is prioritizing with new interoperability solutions for 2026. The narrative that Ethereum is abandoning L2s is incorrect. The ecosystem is maturing into a system with a radically scaling L1 at its core, surrounded by a flourishing ecosystem of specialized L2s.

marsbit03/15 03:20

Actually, ETH Scaling is a Major Boon for L2s

marsbit03/15 03:20

Weekly Token Unlocks: BARD to Unlock 12% of Circulating Supply This Week

This week's major token unlocks feature significant releases from three projects. Lombard (BARD) leads with an unlock of 32.4 million tokens (approx. $35.64M), representing about 12% of its circulating supply. The project is building an on-chain Bitcoin capital market. LayerZero (ZRO) will unlock 25.71 million tokens (approx. $50.9M) for its omnichain interoperability protocol. zkSync (ZK) has the largest volume unlock at 170 million tokens, though its value is lower at approximately $3.3M. All projects have provided their respective token release schedules.

marsbit03/14 14:57

Weekly Token Unlocks: BARD to Unlock 12% of Circulating Supply This Week

marsbit03/14 14:57

Bybit Pay Integrates Mastercard Crypto Credential for Alias-Based Crypto Transfers

Bybit, the world's second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has integrated its payment service, Bybit Pay, with the Mastercard Crypto Credential network. This integration enables users to send and receive digital assets using simple, verified aliases like an email address or phone number, eliminating the need for long, complex wallet addresses. Mastercard Crypto Credential verifies that both sender and receiver are registered, compliant, and that their wallets are technically compatible with the chosen asset and blockchain before any transaction occurs. This pre-transaction validation reduces the risk of errors, misdirected funds, and failed transfers. Key features include alias-based transfers, pre-transaction verification, global multi-chain interoperability, and built-in trust assurances. The partnership aims to make crypto transactions as simple and secure as traditional payments, furthering the adoption of digital assets in everyday life.

TheNewsCrypto03/12 23:30

Bybit Pay Integrates Mastercard Crypto Credential for Alias-Based Crypto Transfers

TheNewsCrypto03/12 23:30

OmniPact Secures $50 Million to Advance Trust Infrastructure

OmniPact, a decentralized protocol building a trust layer for peer-to-peer transactions, has raised $50 million in a private funding round from a consortium of anonymous institutional investors and family offices. The funds will accelerate the development of its mainnet, cross-chain features, and decentralized arbitration module. A significant portion will support security audits of core contracts, the testnet launch scheduled for Q1 2026, and team expansion to integrate real-world asset (RWA) and AI agent transaction capabilities. Co-founder and CEO Alex Johnson stated that the investment validates their vision of a neutral, transparent, and trustless foundation for commerce. The protocol uses smart contracts as on-chain guarantors, combining algorithmic custody with decentralized arbitration and reputation systems to eliminate intermediaries and enable secure exchanges of both physical and digital assets. Founded in 2024, OmniPact aims to solve the "trust problem" in Web4 and traditional commerce by returning control and security to users worldwide.

TheNewsCrypto03/07 10:36

OmniPact Secures $50 Million to Advance Trust Infrastructure

TheNewsCrypto03/07 10:36

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