Robinhood Chain's fee structure, where it retains 90% of protocol revenue and shares 10% with Arbitrum, has ignited a broader industry debate on how blockchains should fund long-term growth. BNB Chain's Nina Rong emphasized that lowering transaction fees is no longer the top priority; instead, sustainable business models that support ongoing development are crucial. This discussion highlights differing approaches between blockchain projects like Solana, Arbitrum, and BNB Chain on balancing user costs with revenue generation. The focus is shifting from just reducing fees to creating dependable funding mechanisms for technology and network expansion.
Rick Bensignor predicts US 10-year Treasury yields could rise to 6.07%, a level last seen in 2000 before Bitcoin was created. Higher yields typically attract safer investments, potentially challenging Bitcoin's appeal as a hedge against US debt. Desp...
Solana's price climbed about 3.1% to around $106.50, recovering from a recent pullback and approaching resistance near $110. This rise precedes the September 9 launch of Transaction V1, which increases Solana's maximum transaction size from 1,232 to ...
The Kurv Gold Enhanced Income ETF (KGLD) delivers a strong 15.04% trailing distribution yield while maintaining close total return performance to the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD) over the past year. KGLD uses a flexible derivatives strategy to balance ...
NVIDIA's shares are trading at a compelling 14.7 times projected earnings for fiscal year 2028, supported by an expected 70% revenue growth and strong gross margins. Following a strong Q2 performance, the company raised its FY2028 outlook. The recent...
Blockstream paused its Liquid Network after about 4,000 BTC (approximately $320 million) was withdrawn due to a bug exploit in its Elements software. The withdrawal was reportedly done by white hat hackers, ethical security experts who expose vulnera...
