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6 Aug 2026, 19:01

Using USDC for Gas Changes the Economics of Blockchain Fees

Circle’s Paymaster adds a 10% USDC gas surcharge on Arbitrum and Base, shifting fee risk from users to providers. ERC‑4337 and EIP‑7702 could reshape incentives.

6 Aug 2026, 18:20

Best Solana APIs to look out for in August 2026

Solana is one of the highest-performing blockchains in the space. It is designed to solve scalability issues and is built on the PoH (Proof of History) consensus mechanism that allows up to 50,000 transactions per second. Solana’s architecture also gives users a chance to explore low-latency transactions and fees along with a variety of decentralizedContinue reading "Best Solana APIs to look out for in August 2026"

6 Aug 2026, 17:01

Open vs Permissioned Validators: Which Model Fits Financial Networks?

BIS Project Dunbar trialed permissioned multi-CBDC settlement, while Ethereum shows validator and builder concentration. Which validator model suits finance?

6 Aug 2026, 15:00

BNB Tops Grayscale’s Smart Contract Fund After Q2 Rebalance, Passing Ether and Solana

Grayscale’s Q2 rebalancing pushed BNB to the top of its Smart Contract Fund at 30.6%, surpassing Ether and Solana, signaling an institutional conviction shift.

6 Aug 2026, 14:49

Sui Adds NIST-Approved Quantum-Resistant Signature Schemes, Keeps Funds Safe

Sui is rolling out a significant security overhaul, adding two quantum-resistant signature schemes approved by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, in a move designed to protect the blockchain against the long-term threat posed by quantum computing. The upgrade, reported by Coinfomania on August 6, 2026, lets existing account holders shift to quantum-safe keys […]

6 Aug 2026, 13:41

Vast Crypto Theft Exposes System Vulnerabilities Through Shocking Exploit

Recent revelations have shed light on the Coldcard exploit, a major security incident in 2026, where approximately 64 Bitcoins worth $4.17 million and 200 Ether valued at $380,000 have been traced to cryptocurrency mixing services. CertiK, a renowned blockchain security firm, identified these transactions and reported that the stolen Bitcoin, originating from address bc1q0, was […]