# Пов'язані статті щодо Protocol

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XRPL prepares for ‘institutional DeFi’ – Will it boost XRP price?

Key stakeholders in the XRPL ecosystem are pushing for institutional DeFi adoption, with the upcoming 'XRP Lending Protocol' (XLS-66) seen as a critical upgrade. Evernorth, a major XRP treasury firm, announced it will make this protocol its core strategy, believing it could unlock a multi-billion-dollar annual yield opportunity and fundamentally shift institutional on-chain liquidity. Currently, the XRPL DeFi ecosystem lags behind rivals like BNB Chain and Solana, with its TVL dropping to $100 million, compared to their billions. However, Ripple’s stablecoin RLUSD has grown rapidly, surpassing $1 billion in supply. Market signals are mixed: 42 wallets holding over 1 million XRP have resumed accumulation for the first time since September, indicating long-term confidence. Yet, large holders remain net sellers overall, though selling pressure has slightly eased. XRP price consolidated around $1.7, awaiting broader market direction.

ambcrypto4 год тому

XRPL prepares for ‘institutional DeFi’ – Will it boost XRP price?

ambcrypto4 год тому

XRP Ledger DEX Metrics Flash Strong Growth As Activity Touches New Key Levels

The XRP Ledger's decentralized exchange (DEX) activity has surged to a 13-month high, with its 14-day moving average of transactions reaching approximately 1.014 million, breaking previous records. This growth reflects sustained user engagement and increased liquidity, signaling deeper adoption beyond speculative spikes. The milestone coincides with the rollout of the new Lending Protocol (XLS-66), which introduces institutional-grade credit capabilities to the network, including fixed-term, fixed-rate, and uncollateralized loans held in risk-isolated vaults. The protocol has already gained institutional support, with companies like Evernorth backing it to transition a $100 billion market into a yield-bearing ecosystem, further establishing the XRP Ledger as a growing hub for decentralized finance.

bitcoinist7 год тому

XRP Ledger DEX Metrics Flash Strong Growth As Activity Touches New Key Levels

bitcoinist7 год тому

What The New On-Chain Lending Amendment Means For XRP

The XRP Ledger has advanced its financial capabilities with the release of version 3.1.0, introducing a native on-chain lending feature now in the validator voting phase. This update includes the critical "fixBatchInnerSigs" amendment, which addresses a signature validation flaw to ensure secure batch processing for lending operations. The new protocol will enable fixed-rate, fixed-term lending and borrowing for XRP, RLUSD, and other on-chain assets, using Single Asset Vaults to isolate risk and mirror traditional finance lending. However, activation requires over 80% validator approval sustained for two weeks, a threshold not yet met. This amendment is part of XRPL's ongoing upgrades to enhance utility and institutional adoption.

bitcoinistВчора 19:31

What The New On-Chain Lending Amendment Means For XRP

bitcoinistВчора 19:31

Investors Watching Ozak AI’s Presale Surge Anticipate Significant Price Expansion and 500× Potential Returns

The Ozak AI token presale is generating significant investor interest, with early backers anticipating potential 500x returns. The token price has already surged 14x from its initial $0.001 offering to $0.014. Analysts project a potential rise to $7, which would represent a 71x return for current investors and a 1,000x return for the earliest participants. Key factors driving this growth projection include the project's x402 Protocol, which streamlines AI development, and strategic partnerships with entities like Phala Network and Meganet that enhance its decentralized infrastructure and computing capabilities. The token offers utility through governance, staking, and exclusive access to real-time analytics. Over a billion tokens have been accumulated during the presale, though the disclaimer notes the content does not constitute investment advice and carries inherent market risks.

TheNewsCrypto2 дні тому 12:47

Investors Watching Ozak AI’s Presale Surge Anticipate Significant Price Expansion and 500× Potential Returns

TheNewsCrypto2 дні тому 12:47

OpenMind: From Android Robot Operating System to the Starting Point of the Machine Collaborative Economy

OpenMind is tackling a long-standing issue in the robotics industry: the inability of robots from different manufacturers to effectively collaborate. While individual robots are becoming increasingly intelligent, they often operate in isolation due to incompatible systems and protocols. OpenMind addresses this by developing two core components: OM1, a hardware-agnostic robot operating system for AI, and FABRIC, a decentralized protocol layer for identity, rules, and coordination. The use of blockchain in FABRIC is not for financial speculation but to provide a transparent and auditable "public rulebook" for trust and accountability in robot interactions. The recent public sale of the ROBO token signals OpenMind's move into designing an incentive mechanism for a future machine collaboration economy. However, the project faces significant challenges, including slow development, difficult real-world implementation, and competition from established systems like ROS. It is a long-term effort focused on solving a fundamental infrastructure problem rather than offering short-term gains. Success depends on widespread adoption by developers and manufacturers, demonstrable cross-brand collaboration, and balancing security, rules, and incentives.

marsbit01/28 08:55

OpenMind: From Android Robot Operating System to the Starting Point of the Machine Collaborative Economy

marsbit01/28 08:55

From Fragmented Components to the Super Layer

In recent developments within the decentralized social space, Farcaster and Lens have both undergone significant strategic transitions, highlighting a broader shift toward platformization and operational specialization. Farcaster’s co-founder announced that Neynar, a major infrastructure provider and client, will acquire the protocol. This move reflects a growing consensus that long-term sustainability depends less on protocol-level iteration and more on professionalized infrastructure and execution. Neynar has abstracted away the complexity of running hubs and provides APIs that allow developers to focus on product development rather than protocol mechanics. Similarly, Lens announced that Mask Network will take over as the protocol’s next “steward,” shifting focus from infrastructure to consumer-facing products. Both Lens and Aave emphasized that the transition involves no change in ownership or governance—only a reallocation of responsibility toward productization and user experience. These cases illustrate that as protocols mature into platforms, the key challenge is no longer adding features, but clearly defining roles and optimizing the full operational stack—infrastructure, tooling, and distribution. The trend points toward the emergence of “super layers,” where tightly integrated technical and operational capabilities become essential to compete at scale. The movement signals that Web3 is entering an era of mature ecosystem competition, where independent teams and clear operational division are critical.

marsbit01/27 02:14

From Fragmented Components to the Super Layer

marsbit01/27 02:14

Sui’s $500mln stablecoin rise – 2 ways treasuries are running the protocol

Sui's $500 million stablecoin growth and evolving treasury strategies highlight a shift from passive asset holding to active protocol participation. Foundation-controlled wallets hold significant SUI positions (roughly 3% of circulating supply), while on-chain data shows increasing holder concentration. Unlike static reserves, treasuries now engage in governance, yield generation, and liquidity provision. Despite ongoing token unlocks, Sui’s circulating supply remains stable at 3.79B SUI (38% of max supply), with growth absorbed through staking, development, and ecosystem funding. Stablecoins, led by USDC, power DeFi yields ranging from 3–10% on lending protocols to over 70% on DEXs. This reflects a broader trend where treasuries monetize participation internally without relying on spot market exits, reinforcing Sui as a yield-driven ecosystem.

ambcrypto01/27 02:05

Sui’s $500mln stablecoin rise – 2 ways treasuries are running the protocol

ambcrypto01/27 02:05

How Did the Idealism of Western Founders Get 'Taken Over' by Chinese Buyers?

Over the course of two days, two major decentralized social protocols, Lens Protocol and Farcaster, were acquired—by Mask Network and Neynar, respectively. Combined, these protocols had raised over $200 million, with Farcaster recently valued at $1 billion. This follows the earlier acquisition of Steem by Tron in 2020, meaning two out of three prominent decentralized social protocols are now been taken over by Chinese-led teams. The author explores why Chinese buyers are stepping in. One reason may be pricing: these acquisitions often target once-prominent projects now in decline. For instance, Farcaster’s monthly revenue has dropped over 95%, and Lens has only 50,000 monthly active users. Another factor is cultural: while Western founders often approach decentralized social with idealism—emphasizing user-owned data and censorship resistance—Chinese acquirers tend to view it as a business opportunity, prioritizing usability and growth over ideology. Suji Yan, founder of Mask Network, explicitly aims to move “decentralized social from the lab to daily life.” However, past acquisitions like Steem—which led to a community fork—highlight risks when new ownership clashes with original values. The piece questions whether true decentralization is possible when protocols can be sold, suggesting that technical decentralization doesn’t prevent centralized commercial control. Ultimately, the piece argues that the vision for a better social infrastructure remains, but the builders and operators may increasingly be pragmatic, commercially-driven teams—many from China.

比推01/22 12:42

How Did the Idealism of Western Founders Get 'Taken Over' by Chinese Buyers?

比推01/22 12:42

Warden Completes $4 Million Strategic Funding Round, Focusing on Agent Internet Infrastructure

Warden has secured $4 million in strategic funding at a post-money valuation of $200 million. Unlike traditional venture-led rounds, this investment came from a select group of strategic partners actively building on or alongside the protocol, including 0G, Messari, and Venice.AI. The company emphasized that the round reflects its focus on deep collaboration with operators and users rather than capital-driven growth. CEO Josh Goodbody stated that the funding is significant due to who invested—partners who understand the problems Warden is solving and support its long-term vision. The capital will accelerate product development and expand Warden’s agent capabilities in areas like trading, automation, and programmable wealth management. Warden has demonstrated early product-market fit, currently supporting 20 million users with 250,000 daily active users. The platform has executed over 60 million agent tasks and facilitated over $100 million in cumulative transaction volume, with annualized revenue around $2.5 million. The company reaffirmed that this round does not signal a shift toward traditional venture financing. It remains committed to community-driven development, open ecosystem participation, and building secure, efficient infrastructure for deploying agents in Web3.

marsbit01/22 09:06

Warden Completes $4 Million Strategic Funding Round, Focusing on Agent Internet Infrastructure

marsbit01/22 09:06

Web3 Social: Still Dominated by the Chinese

In a span of two days, two major decentralized social protocols, Lens Protocol and Farcaster, changed ownership. Lens was taken over by Mask Network, led by Chinese founder Suji Yan, while Farcaster was acquired by Neynar, one of its clients. Combined, these protocols had raised over $200 million, with Farcaster valued at $1 billion last year. This follows the earlier acquisition of Steem by Tron’s Justin Sun in 2020, meaning two out of three prominent decentralized social protocols are now been taken over by Chinese-led teams. The author suggests that Western founders often approach decentralized social with idealism—emphasizing user-owned data and censorship resistance—while Chinese acquirers tend to view it as a business opportunity. Both Lens and Farcaster have seen declining engagement, making them attractive targets for pragmatic operators focused on usability rather than ideology. However, past acquisitions like Steem—which led to a community fork—highlight the risks of centralized control over “decentralized” protocols. Mask Network has framed its role as “stewardship” rather than outright ownership, but the very idea of a “decentralized” protocol being acquired raises questions about how much these platforms are truly user-governed. Ultimately, the piece questions whether these acquisitions will lead to a more practical and widely adopted social web or simply repeat past conflicts between idealism and commercial reality.

marsbit01/22 04:11

Web3 Social: Still Dominated by the Chinese

marsbit01/22 04:11

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