Güney Kore kripto para piyasasında altcoin yatırımcılarını yakından ilgilendiren yeni kararlar peş peşe geldi. Ülkenin önde gelen kripto para borsalarından Bithumb ve Coinone, 14-21 Eylül tarihleri arasında toplam 7 kripto parayı yatırım uyarısı listesine aldı. FET, EGLD, ACX, D, HOOK, SYND ve ARIAIP için alınan kararlar, projelerin inceleme sürecinin ardından delist edilme ihtimalini gündeme taşıdı. Ancak yatırım uyarısı kararı, söz konusu altcoinlerin kesin olarak borsalardan kaldırılacağı anlamına gelmiyor.
Bithumb ve Coinone 7 Altcoin İçin Uyarı Verdi Güney Kore merkezli Bithumb ve Coinone tarafından son bir hafta içerisinde alınan kararlar kripto para yatırımcılarının dikkatini çekti. Yatırım uyarısı kapsamına alınan projeler arasında Fetch.ai (FET), MultiversX (EGLD), Across Protocol (ACX), Open Network (D), Hooked Protocol (HOOK), Syndicate (SYND) ve Aria Protocol (ARIAIP) bulunuyor. Borsalar belirlenen inceleme sürecinin ardından yatırım uyarısını kaldırabiliyor, değerlendirme süresini uzatabiliyor veya ilgili kripto paranın işlem desteğini tamamen sonlandırabiliyor. Bu nedenle mevcut kararlar doğrudan delist anlamına gelmese de söz konusu altcoinler açısından kritik bir inceleme sürecinin başladığını gösteriyor.
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Bithumb son olarak FET, EGLD ve ACX’i yatırım uyarısı kapsamına aldı. FET ve EGLD hakkındaki kararlarda projelerle bağlantılı güvenlik sorunlarının öne çıktığı belirtildi. Yaşanan güvenlik olaylarının ardından kullanıcı varlıklarının korunması ve ağ güvenliği konusunda değerlendirme süreci başlatıldı. Coinone da FET’i yatırım uyarısı listesine eklerken yaklaşık bir aylık inceleme süreci öngördü. Across Protocol tarafında ise projenin kurumsal yapısı ve DAO sistemindeki değişikliklerin yanı sıra faaliyetlerin sürdürülebilirliği konusunda ortaya çıkan soru işaretleri kararın gerekçeleri arasında gösterildi.
D, HOOK, SYND ve ARIAIP de İnceleme Altında Bithumb, 18 Eylül tarihinde Open Network (D) ve Hooked Protocol (HOOK) için de yatırım uyarısı kararı aldı. Borsa, iki projenin kullanım alanları ve proje faaliyetlerinin yeterliliğine ilişkin sorunlar tespit edildiğini bildirdi. Coinone ise 14 Eylül’de Syndicate (SYND) ve Aria Protocol’ü (ARIAIP) yatırım uyarısı listesine ekledi. SYND tarafında geliştirici şirketin faaliyetlerini sonlandırması ve projenin temel hizmetlerinin durması gerekçeler arasında yer aldı. ARIAIP için ise proje faaliyetlerinin sürdürülebilirliği ve gerçekliği konusunda eksiklikler bulunduğu belirtildi.
Borsaların açıklamalarına göre:
“Yatırım uyarısı sürecinin sonunda inceleme sonuçlarına bağlı olarak uyarı kaldırılabilir, değerlendirme süresi uzatılabilir veya işlem desteğinin sonlandırılmasına karar verilebilir.”
Yeni yatırım uyarılarının yanı sıra daha önce inceleme kapsamına alınan bazı altcoinlerle ilgili süreç de devam ediyor. Coinone, GALA, SODA ve MANTRA için yatırım uyarısı süresini uzatma kararı aldı. Borsa ayrıca Zilliqa (ZIL) için yürütülen inceleme döneminin de devam edeceğini açıkladı. Böylece Güney Kore borsalarının yalnızca yeni projeleri uyarı listesine eklemekle kalmadığı, daha önce inceleme başlatılan kripto paraları da değerlendirmeye devam ettiği görülüyor.
7 Altcoin İçin Delist Kararı Gelecek mi? Bithumb ve Coinone’ın FET, EGLD, ACX, D, HOOK, SYND ve ARIAIP için aldığı yatırım uyarısı kararları, bu altcoinleri Güney Kore piyasasında yakından takip edilen projeler arasına taşıdı. Mevcut aşamada söz konusu tokenler için kesinleşmiş bir delist kararı bulunmuyor. Borsaların incelemeler sonucunda uyarıları kaldırması, süreyi uzatması veya işlem desteğini sonlandırması mümkün. Bu nedenle özellikle bu 7 altcoinde işlem yapan yatırımcıların Bithumb ve Coinone tarafından yapılacak yeni duyuruları takip etmesi önem taşıyor.
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20 September 2026 | 14:55 MultiversX stopped its mainnet after an attempted virtual-machine exploit altered the blockchain’s state—the live record of balances, token ownership and smart-contract data. The harder decision is how to repair those changes without reversing legitimate transactions.
What MultiversX confirmed The problem involved transaction atomicity. Invalid changes were recorded onchain. Mainnet operations were suspended. A patch entered shadow-fork testing. Targeted recovery was being evaluated. What remains unknown Whether users permanently lost funds. Which accounts or contracts were affected. How the attacker triggered the failure. Which recovery method will be adopted. When every service will reopen. The halt froze the problem; it did not undo it In its incident update, MultiversX said an attacker attempted to exploit an atomicity problem in the mainnet virtual-machine layer. Developers suspended network operations while they traced the resulting state changes and prepared a patch. No confirmed loss figure had been disclosed.
Stopping block production prevents new transactions from building on records that may already be incorrect. It also blocks another attempt using the same method while engineers determine which balances or contract entries were affected.
The pause does not undo changes the network already accepted. Those records remain the starting point used by wallets, applications and bridges until MultiversX adopts a recovery plan.
When checked on September 20, the MultiversX status page classified the system as partially degraded. The public API, xPortal, Explorer, Wallet, Bridge, xExchange and xLaunchpad showed degraded performance, while the gateway and index were listed as operational.
Those labels describe individual services and do not confirm that normal transaction processing has resumed. Restoring the interfaces also would not resolve the underlying accounting problem. To understand why, it helps to start with transaction atomicity.
Atomicity is the blockchain version of “all or nothing” A smart-contract transaction can contain several connected operations. One balance might be reduced, another increased and a liquidity pool updated. Atomic execution requires the complete sequence to succeed before any of those changes becomes permanent.
Atomic execution in plain English
Expected result Every required step succeeds and all changes are committed together. If any step fails, none of the transaction’s changes should be committed.
Atomicity failure One operation fails, but an earlier state change remains. The network can then record a partial result that should not have existed by itself.
This is a simplified example of atomicity, not a reconstruction of the MultiversX incident.
A broken transaction could leave an account balance, token supply or contract record inconsistent with the intended result. MultiversX has not disclosed what type of data was altered, so there is not enough evidence to say that the attacker created tokens, drained a particular contract or stole a known amount.
Finality proves agreement, not bug-free execution Blockchain finality means validators have agreed on which block and resulting state belong to the canonical chain. It does not prove that the software used to calculate that state was free from defects.
Validators execute the same protocol rules and compare their results. If those rules contain the same flaw across every node, validators can consistently agree on an outcome that the protocol was never intended to permit.
Consensus can establish which state the network accepted. It cannot guarantee that a software bug did not help produce that state.
Installing corrected software prevents the same execution path from working again, but it does not decide what should happen to the changes already recorded. MultiversX must identify the affected entries and give validators a reproducible way to verify that unrelated activity remains unchanged.
The shadow fork provides a rehearsal before mainnet restarts MultiversX has prepared a patch for testing in a shadow-fork environment. A shadow fork copies the relevant mainnet history and state into an isolated environment, allowing engineers to reproduce real network conditions without experimenting on live balances.
The team can apply the patch, replay the affected sequence and test a proposed recovery before validators install it on mainnet. That process should establish:
Whether nodes calculate the same repaired state. Whether unaffected balances remain unchanged. Whether applications read the corrected records properly. Whether bridges and exchanges can reconcile their data. Whether validators can restart without producing competing chains. Passing those tests would not reopen every service automatically. Deployment still requires coordination among validators, exchanges, bridges and the infrastructure providers connecting users and applications to MultiversX.
Targeted repair would avoid rewinding the entire chain MultiversX said it was evaluating a targeted recovery intended to preserve finalized transaction history and legitimate user records while addressing only the changes connected with the incident. The project has not explained how that correction would be implemented.
Targeted state correction Only balances, contract storage or other records connected with the incident would be repaired. Unrelated transactions could remain in the finalized history.
Main difficulty: proving that the correction includes every invalid change—and nothing else.
Broad chain rollback The network would return to an earlier block and rebuild from there. Transactions completed after that point could disappear even if they had no connection with the incident.
Main difficulty: legitimate transfers and application activity may need to be repeated or reconciled.
The cost of a broader rollback was visible after the Tectonic exploit, when Cronos validators removed almost 11,000 blocks covering nearly two hours. The rollback reversed most of the incident-related borrowing still recorded on Cronos, but it also reversed unrelated transactions completed during that period.
The two incidents have different causes. The Cronos example matters here because it shows the collateral cost of rewinding a shared ledger. MultiversX says it is considering a narrower repair, but it has not yet shown how the affected records would be isolated.
A targeted repair would not necessarily delete the original blocks. The transaction history could remain visible while a coordinated protocol change establishes the state that applications and validators will recognize after the restart. The method cannot be assessed properly until MultiversX publishes its recovery design.
What MultiversX users should do during the pause For ordinary holders, the simplest instruction is to wait. MultiversX has not asked users to migrate tokens, connect wallets to a recovery website or approve a corrective transaction.
Until MultiversX confirms normal operations
Do not submit or rebroadcast transactions. Do not deposit or withdraw EGLD or ESDT through exchanges. Avoid moving those assets through cross-chain bridges. Keep the transaction hash for anything submitted near the halt. Ignore recovery links, migrations and unsolicited support messages. Wait for both MultiversX and the relevant platform to confirm reopening. A network repair would be adopted by validators and infrastructure operators. It would not require users to reveal seed phrases or send assets to a new address.
Wallets and explorers may also need time to resynchronize after block production resumes. A stale balance or missing recent transaction in an interface would not, by itself, show that the underlying assets had changed.
A restart must be verifiable Restarting block production will restore availability, but it will not answer the finality question by itself. MultiversX still needs to disclose which accounts or contracts were affected, how the repaired state was calculated and how validators independently reached the same result.
If that record shows that only incident-related changes were corrected, targeted recovery may preserve more legitimate activity than a broad rollback. Without it, the network could resume while users remain unable to verify why some finalized changes were altered and others were retained.
This article is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Network conditions and recovery instructions may change as MultiversX releases further updates.
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Alex is Editor-in-Chief of Coindoo and co-founder of Millennial Media Group, with nearly a decade of experience covering financial markets - crypto first, then everything else. It started in 2016 with Bitcoin. Like most people at the time, he didn't fully understand it - so he kept digging. Blockchain, tokenomics, the projects, the cycles. That curiosity never stopped, and eventually pulled him into traditional markets too: equities, commodities, macro. Not because he left crypto behind, but because you can't properly understand one without the other. What drives him is straightforward: he wants to know why something is happening, not just that it's happening. Most market coverage stops at the headline - price up, price down, here's a chart. Alex finds that kind of reporting actively unhelpful. If you walk away from an article without understanding the mechanism behind the move, what did you actually learn? He holds a degree in Tourism from New Bulgarian University - not the most obvious path into financial markets, but markets have a way of pulling in people who are simply too curious to stay out. He has authored over 200 in-depth analyses and more than 10,000 articles across crypto and traditional finance. He still thinks every day in markets teaches him something new. That's probably why he hasn't stopped.
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Binance Security Advisory: iPhone users are advised to check if they have installed FomoPeek, an app that exploits an iOS vulnerability to gain full device privileges.
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MultiversX has opened an investigation into a potential issue on its mainnet and said it expects to provide another update within 12 hours or sooner if the team reaches a clear finding.
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MultiversX said at 10:00 a.m. UTC that it was investigating a potential mainnet issue. The team named user protection and secure, reliable network operation as its immediate priorities. A follow-up is expected within 12 hours or once investigators reach a clear conclusion. EGLD traded near $4.12 after moving between $3.99 and $4.20 during the day. MultiversX has begun reviewing the mainnet issue MultiversX said in a Sep. 19 X post that its team was examining a potential issue detected on the network’s live blockchain. The notice, published at about 10:00 a.m. UTC, described the matter as an active investigation and placed user protection at the top of the team’s response.
Keeping the disclosure narrow, the project said it was working to ensure that the network continued to operate securely and reliably. MultiversX did not classify the issue as an exploit, outage, or consensus failure, and the post did not report stolen funds, affected wallets, or a financial loss.
The team also did not tell users to pause transactions, withdraw funds, or take any other action in the initial notice. Without a technical assessment, the public statement supports only the description MultiversX used: a potential mainnet issue that remains under review.
A second update is due within 12 hours of the original notice, according to the project. MultiversX said it could publish sooner if investigators establish a clear conclusion, leaving the timing tied to either the stated window or the completion of its review.
Why the MultiversX mainnet matters to EGLD users MultiversX operates as a layer-1 blockchain, meaning its mainnet records live transfers and smart-contract activity rather than test transactions. EGLD serves as the network’s native asset and is used for transaction fees, staking, and governance, according to the project’s wallet information.
Any confirmed fault could have different effects depending on where it sits in the network stack. A problem involving block production would differ from an issue affecting an application, wallet interface, bridge, or third-party service, but MultiversX had not assigned the incident to any of those areas in its first post.
The distinction also matters for user assets. Tokens can remain recorded onchain even when an interface has trouble displaying balances, while a consensus or block-production problem can affect the processing and finality of new transactions. MultiversX has not said which, if either, applies to the issue under investigation.
The network uses a proof-of-stake design and a sharded architecture built to divide transaction processing across parts of the chain. Validators secure the protocol, while EGLD holders can delegate tokens for staking. An incident involving validators, shard coordination, or smart-contract execution would require a different response, which is why the promised technical update will carry more weight than the initial alert.
Earlier integrations expanded MultiversX access The investigation concerns a network that has spent years adding wallet, compliance, and application infrastructure. In July 2024, crypto.news reported that a SafePal wallet integration gave the provider’s users direct access to MultiversX through its hardware and mobile wallets, with a browser extension also planned.
At the time, SafePal served more than 13 million users across over 200 countries and supported more than 100 blockchains. The report said the integration covered EGLD access through both cold-storage hardware and a mobile interface, showing how third-party products can connect holders to the underlying mainnet.
Security and compliance tooling formed another part of that buildout. In May 2022, an AnChain.AI analytics integration added transaction monitoring intended to support fraud prevention and regulatory compliance across payments, decentralized finance, and other applications on the network, then known as Elrond.
An earlier MultiversX network explainer described EGLD as the protocol’s native coin and outlined its use of adaptive state sharding. Published in February 2022 under the former Elrond name, the report also covered the chain’s role in smart contracts and decentralized applications.
The project later adopted the MultiversX name, while EGLD remained the native token. Its functions tie the asset to network activity: users need it to pay fees, validators and delegators use it in staking, and holders use it in governance where the protocol makes that process available.
U.S. EGLD holders await technical details For U.S. holders using self-custody wallets, the operational question is whether the investigation affects their ability to submit or settle onchain transactions. MultiversX has not announced a restriction for American users, and its first notice did not identify any country-specific impact.
Trading EGLD on a centralized platform is also separate from moving the asset on its native chain. An exchange can continue matching internal buy and sell orders while changing deposit or withdrawal access if it detects network instability, although MultiversX’s post did not identify any exchange that had taken such a step.
American users who hold EGLD through a wallet remain exposed to movements in the token’s market value even when they do not initiate an onchain transfer. Users who stake directly or through a service also depend on the network’s validator system, though the project has not reported a staking interruption or instructed delegators to alter their positions.
No SEC, CFTC, Treasury, or Justice Department action was cited in the team’s notice. The investigation is therefore an operational matter led by MultiversX unless a later disclosure identifies conduct or losses that bring in a regulator or law-enforcement agency.
EGLD trades inside a $3.99 to $4.20 range EGLD traded near $4.12 during the reporting period, up about 1% from its previous close. Market data placed the token’s intraday low at $3.99 and its high at $4.20, a range of roughly 5.3% from bottom to top.
The available price data does not establish that the mainnet notice caused the move. In July 2024, EGLD rose 11% to $32.93 after MultiversX announced its SafePal integration, while a January 2024 selloff placed it among several tokens that fell between 17% and 18% during a period of weak market sentiment.
According to official announcements, to support the MultiversX (EGLD) network upgrade, Bithumb will suspend EGLD deposit and withdrawal services starting from August 6 at 18:00 KST. The upgrade is scheduled to take place at 2:00 KST on August 7, and deposit/withdrawal services will resume once the network stabilizes. Trading functions remain unaffected.
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Bu Hafta Kilidi Açılacak Tokenler Bu hafta piyasaya yeni token arzı açısından da hareketli geçecek.
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Some Coinbase users found themselves in a holding pattern on July 31 when the exchange flagged delays affecting MultiversX (EGLD) transactions. Sending and receiving EGLD tokens hit a bottleneck, leaving a subset of users temporarily unable to move their funds on and off the platform.
Buying, selling, and all fiat-related operations continued working just fine throughout the disruption.
What happened and how fast it got fixed Coinbase’s investigation into the issue kicked off around 15:47 PDT. The problem was narrowly scoped to EGLD network transactions, meaning only users trying to send or receive MultiversX tokens were affected.
The engineering team identified the root cause and deployed a fix within hours on the same day. Monitoring after the fix confirmed that normal operations had resumed, and the issue was marked as resolved.
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No security breach was reported in connection with the incident. No funds were lost or compromised.
MultiversX in context For those unfamiliar, MultiversX (formerly Elrond) is a blockchain protocol built around a technology called adaptive state sharding, which splits its network into parallel processing lanes to handle more transactions simultaneously.
The protocol claims throughput of up to 15,000 transactions per second with roughly six-second latency and low fees. For comparison, Ethereum’s base layer typically handles around 15-30 TPS.
Throughout 2026, the MultiversX team has been rolling out security enhancements and network upgrades, including the introduction of “Guardians,” aimed at hardening its infrastructure. None of the publicly available information suggests that the Coinbase delay was caused by any issue on MultiversX’s own network. The problem appears to have been isolated to Coinbase’s integration layer.
MultiversX’s network continued operating normally during the window when Coinbase users were experiencing delays. No reports of congestion, downtime, or unusual activity surfaced from other platforms or on-chain monitoring tools in connection with this event.
What this means for EGLD holders and traders No adverse effects on EGLD’s trading liquidity were observed during the incident. Users could still buy and sell EGLD on Coinbase throughout the disruption. They just couldn’t move it off the exchange or receive inbound transfers for a few hours.
For anyone who was mid-transfer when the delays hit, it’s worth verifying that pending transactions have completed successfully now that operations are back to normal. Checking both the Coinbase transaction history and the MultiversX blockchain explorer for confirmation is the prudent move.
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The trajectories of the crypto giants seem more uncertain than ever. Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to attract attention, between hopes and doubts. The former is still perceived as a store of value, but its technical resistances slow down enthusiasm. The latter, a driver of innovations and uses, attracts institutions more. Yet, neither clearly dominates. The question remains open: which of these pillars will truly emerge victorious from this new wave of attention and capital?
In brief Bitcoin draws attention due to its scarcity, monetary role, and a record illiquid supply of 14.3 M BTC. Ethereum attracts institutions thanks to staking, DeFi, and its innovative uses. Dogecoin prepares the first US DOGE ETF, supported by an active community. Tether and MicroStrategy strengthen their institutional weight, one via gold, the other via the S&P 500. Bitcoin dominates the buzz, Ethereum gains institutions’ trust In the buzz of crypto conversations, bitcoin maintains a central place even as the market has fallen into a fear zone. Santiment notes it sparks intense debates about its investment potential, market behavior, adoption stages, and even its comparison to gold. The focus is on its scarcity, utility, and role as a digital monetary network. Discussions range from long-term holding strategies to timing advice, highlighting growing involvement from governments and institutions.
Fundamental signals confirm ongoing interest in bitcoin. Illiquid supply has reached a record 14.3 million BTC, and more than 70% of coins are stored in dormant wallets, evidencing strong long-term investor confidence.
Ethereum is not left behind. Discussions highlight its role in flash tokens and its utility in staking, gaming, and DeFi. Institutions and large wallets accumulate quietly, reinforcing the idea that ETH is becoming the preferred asset for more diversified institutional exposure.
While bitcoin still attracts traders by its aura and volatility, ether weaves another narrative: that of a structural tool of the ecosystem.
Dogecoin, Tether and MicroStrategy blur the crypto market cards The battle is not only between BTC and ETH. Dogecoin bursts onto the scene with a historic project: launching the first US DOGE ETF. According to Santiment, Dogecoin grabs attention for several reasons. The announcement of the upcoming launch of the first DOGE ETF in the US sparked keen interest.
Simultaneously, the company Thumzup, supported by Trump, is expanding mining operations with 3,500 additional rigs. The Dogecoin price holds around 0.21 dollars, supported by an active community and growing institutional interest.
Key figures to remember 14.3 million BTC now illiquid; Over 70% of bitcoins stored without notable activity; Dogecoin targets its first ETF in the United States; Tether holds over 8.7 billion dollars worth of gold. Meanwhile, MicroStrategy remains at the heart of debates with its potential inclusion in the S&P 500 index. This would make the company an unprecedented institutional exposure lever to BTC. Finally, Tether surprises by diversifying its empire. With more than 8.7 billion dollars invested in gold and expansion into refining and trading, the stablecoin giant asserts itself as a strategic player far beyond its initial role.
Meanwhile, MultiversX faces concerns about dilution of its supply and migration of projects to SUI, despite hopes placed in xPortal and xMoney.
Forecasts diverge as much as they multiply. Some predict a seven-figure bitcoin, others a five-figure Ethereum. But others speak instead of an imminent collapse, fueling the idea that unanimity does not exist among financial analysts. The crypto market feeds as much on dreams of grandeur as on fears of a crash.
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PANews reported on October 27th that Binance will support the MANTRA (OM) and MultiversX (EGLD) network upgrades, according to an official announcement. MANTRA (OM) will undergo a network upgrade at block height 9,664,888. Binance anticipates suspending MANTRA (OM) token deposits and withdrawals at 15:51 GMT+8 on October 27, 2025. MultiversX (EGLD) is expected to undergo a network upgrade at 01:00 GMT+8 on October 31, 2025. Binance anticipates suspending MultiversX (EGLD) token deposits and withdrawals at 00:00 GMT+8 on October 31, 2025.
Binance has announced that it will support upgrades to the MANTRA (OM) and MultiversX (EGLD) networks to improve user experience.
Binance to Support MANTRA (OM) and MultiversX (EGLD) Network Upgrades According to the exchange's announcement, the MANTRA (OM) network upgrade will occur at block height 9,664,888. During this period, Binance will temporarily suspend token deposits and withdrawals on the OM network starting at 10:51 AM on October 27, 2025.
Meanwhile, the MultiversX (EGLD) network upgrade will begin around 8:00 PM on October 30, 2025. Token deposits and withdrawals on this network will also be suspended one hour before the upgrade, starting at 7:00 PM on October 30, 2025.
Binance emphasized that token trading for these networks will not be affected by the upgrade. It also stated that the entire process will be handled automatically by the exchange, without requiring any technical intervention from users.
The platform stated that deposits and withdrawals will be reopened once the upgrade is complete and the networks are confirmed to be operating stably, but no additional announcements will be made on this matter.
Binance aims to ensure that users have an uninterrupted and secure trading experience with regular network maintenance and upgrade support.
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PANews reported on February 5th that MultiversX announced a collaboration with OpenAI and Stripe to support their Agent Commerce Protocol (ACP), providing infrastructure for AI-driven on-chain transactions. ACP is an open standard that allows AI agents to complete product discovery, purchase, and payment within a chat interface, without requiring wallet operations or gas fees. MultiversX implemented ACP support through an open-source adapter and introduced the Relayed v3 protocol, providing native gasless transaction functionality, allowing users to complete transactions without holding EGLD.
Furthermore, MultiversX supports Google's Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), covering the entire shopping process from product discovery to after-sales support. Combined with the upcoming Supernova upgrade (achieving sub-second final confirmation), MultiversX lays the foundation for automated work contracts and decentralized value chains among AI agents. This integration enables AI agents to seamlessly execute transactions, driving machine-to-machine economic development and providing new financial infrastructure for both on-chain and off-chain ecosystems.
TLDR: xMoney integrates with Sui, improving payment speed and multi-chain merchant access globally. zkLogin allows users to access blockchain services using social accounts for simpler onboarding. Merchants gain DeFi liquidity and capital to scale their operations efficiently and securely. Expansion strengthens xMoney’s global multi-chain ecosystem while maintaining MultiversX partnerships.
xMoney has expanded to the Sui blockchain to accelerate payments and merchant adoption. The move provides faster infrastructure, broader liquidity pools, and cross-border payment tools.
Sui’s zkLogin simplifies blockchain onboarding through social accounts like Google or Apple. The expansion complements MultiversX partnerships while enabling global reach.
Sui Integration Boosts Efficiency and Liquidity Sui offers deep liquidity, scalable infrastructure, and fast transaction processing for users and merchants.
These capabilities reduce delays and improve operational efficiency. Besides speed, Sui grants access to DeFi liquidity pools, supporting business growth and funding.
xPortal, a DeFi super app powered by xMoney, recently issued the first Sui-based payment card. This demonstrates practical adoption and ecosystem integration. Moreover, zkLogin allows users to join blockchain networks without complex wallets or private keys.
The integration opens additional capital sources for merchants, enabling faster cash flow and cross-chain customer access. Additionally, broader ecosystem participation allows businesses to leverage Sui’s DeFi financing while expanding revenue streams.
xMoney just plugged into Sui.
Faster rails, bigger reach, and payments that flow.
Let’s build the future of commerce and B2B invoicing. https://t.co/8b0nZ9x1rI
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Benefits and Considerations for Users and Merchants Merchants benefit from access to new capital and DeFi liquidity, improving financial flexibility.
Consequently, businesses can scale efficiently across multiple blockchain networks. Users gain staking, loyalty rewards, governance, and continued cashback in EGLD while exploring Sui utilities.
However, managing multiple ecosystems introduces complexity and potential regulatory uncertainty.
Adoption depends on merchant and user willingness to transition to new tools. Despite these risks, stronger liquidity and cross-chain exposure support long-term sustainability and platform resilience.
xMoney emphasized that this expansion does not replace MultiversX but complements its ecosystem. EGLD rewards, merchant solutions, and xPortal partnerships remain active. Hence, global expansion balances growth with continued support for the original community
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Bitcoin And Ethereum Dominating Attention Despite price resistance at $112,000 throughout last week, Bitcoin is still the most closely watched cryptocurrency by analysts and investors. According to on-chain analytics platform Santiment, Bitcoin is currently dominating among crypto investors thanks to extensive discussions about its long-term role as digital gold, a monetary network, and a hedge against inflation. Conversations focus heavily on its scarcity, institutional demand, and the importance of self-custody. Traders are also discussing Bitcoin’s liquidity in flash crypto offers that allow instant trading and spending across multiple platforms.
Ethereum is trending, with mentions also tied to its role in flash tokens and its utility across wallets and decentralized platforms. ETH discussions are based on its transferability and use in trading, staking, and gaming, while institutions continue to accumulate large volumes. However, the Ethereum price is also facing technical struggles in breaking above $4,500, having been rejected at $4,480 multiple times in the past seven days.
BTCUSD currently trading at $111,170. Chart: TradingView Strategy And Dogecoin Also Generate Social Buzz Strategy’s and its MicroStrategy ($MSTR) stock are also hot topics due to the company’s massive Bitcoin reserves and its reputation as a leveraged proxy for BTC exposure. Particularly, market chatter has picked up around its potential inclusion in the S&P 500, which could cause institutional buying and fund inflows. At the same time, discussions show that investors are debating whether MSTR shares or Bitcoin ETFs provide better exposure.
Unsurprisingly, the word “Dogecoin” is in the limelight due to multiple developments last week. Most of Dogecoin’s mentions are based on the upcoming Rex-Osprey Dogecoin ETF, which could become a historic first for Dogecoin ETFs in the US financial market. Furthermore, Trump-backed company Thumzup is expanding Dogecoin mining operations by adding 3,500 rigs. Despite choppy price action last week, Dogecoin managed to close above $0.21.
Tether ($USDT) also saw huge mentions last week after the company announced deeper investments into gold, with its reserves now exceeding $8.7 billion. The company aims to expand into mining, refining, and trading, with its CEO calling gold a natural bitcoin. Additionally, new token listings related to Tether are appearing on platforms like BitMart.
MultiversX ($EGLD), meanwhile, is facing a different kind of attention. Social discussions highlight concerns about dilution of its supply and the migration of projects to other chains like SUI, raising doubts about long-term use cases. However, there’s optimism on projects such as xPortal and xMoney, with hopes that buyback mechanisms and upcoming launches could bolster value.
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