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.
Australian brand STYLD. has partnered with Mattel to release a limited-edition Barbie-themed Christmas collection featuring summer-inspired, reusable entertaining items in Candy Cane Pink and Peppermint Green. The collection includes insulated carafe...
Ether (ETH) increased from $2,452 to $2,508 within four hours, gaining 2.25% by late October 12. During this period, short liquidations on Binance, Bybit, and OKX totaled $5.53 million, significantly outpacing long liquidations of $10,000. Despite th...
The BAT token experienced a significant intraday rise of 16.45%, reaching $0.1753 and marking a 124% increase since September 13 when it closed at $0.0784. The token hit an intraday high of $0.1759 and gained about 11.6% in the past 24 hours. This st...
A large investor (whale) withdrew 600,005 Uniswap (UNI) tokens from Binance, raising their total accumulated position to 1,292,895 UNI since October 11. The latest withdrawal was worth about $4.28 million, with an average acquisition price of $7.42 p...
Celestia's TIA token surged 10.04% within one hour to $0.579282, showing strong short-term volatility despite a 1.96% decline over the past 24 hours. The token traded between $0.506365 and $0.605903 during the day, with a 24-hour trading volume of ov...
