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Mixin, the leading self-custodial privacy wallet with built-in encrypted messaging, has integrated Coinbase Onramp (Fiat-to-Crypto). This integration enables users to seamlessly purchase cryptocurrency with fiat currency directly inside the Mixin app in as little as 60 seconds.

Solving Web3’s Biggest Barrier: Onboarding Complexity

Despite the multi-trillion dollar growth of the cryptocurrency industry, the “onboarding and entry” process remains the single biggest barrier to mainstream adoption. Complex seed phrases, confusing gas fees, and fragmented cross-chain experiences continue to frustrate newcomers.

Mixin addresses these challenges by combining a simplified user experience with secure self-custody and seamless fiat access.

Key Highlights

1. Onboarding as Simple as Social Media

Mixin eliminates traditional “seed phrase anxiety” with a streamlined, seconds-long registration process. Users can get started without the burden of manual seed phrase backup or verification. While maintaining full self-custody, Mixin delivers a smooth, Web2-like experience that matches top-tier consumer apps.

2. Seamless Fiat-to-Crypto with Institutional-Grade Infrastructure

Through its integration with Coinbase Onramp, Mixin enables users to purchase crypto directly within the app using fiat currencies. Eligible users can complete transactions via Apple Pay, bringing a familiar Web2-level payment experience into Web3.

Compliance & Security: All identity verification (KYC) and payment processing are handled by Coinbase Privacy Protection: Mixin does not store sensitive personal or payment data Transparent Pricing: Mixin covers transaction spreads (up to $20), ensuring users receive the full value of their purchase — “Pay $100, get $100 in crypto.” 3. Gas-Free, Multi-Chain Experience

Mixin supports major blockchain networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain, enabling seamless cross-chain interactions.

Unified Wallet Management: Manage up to 99 wallets in one interface Gas Fee Optimization: Users enjoy 100% gas fee rebates on transfers between imported wallets. One-Click Transactions: No need to hold multiple native gas tokens across chains 4. Messaging Meets Self-Custodial Finance

By integrating end-to-end encrypted messaging based on the Signal Protocol, Mixin enables users to send crypto as easily as sending a message.

This approach reduces the risk of address errors while making crypto transfers more intuitive and accessible.

Executive Commentary

“Crypto shouldn’t be limited to technical users — it should be as simple as sending a message,” said Sonny Liu, CMO of Mixin. “Our integration with Coinbase is designed to remove the final layer of friction and make Web3 accessible to everyone.”

About Mixin

Founded in 2017, Mixin is an open-source, self-custodial wallet focused on privacy, security, and usability.

Technology: Built on MPC architecture with CryptoNote privacy features and Signal Protocol messaging Ecosystem: Supports 40+ blockchains and over 10,000 assets Scale: Over 10 million users globally Assets: More than $1 billion in user-managed funds

Drift Protocol, the decentralized exchange (DEX) that lost an estimated $280 million in an exploit last week, claims the loss was the result of a six-month, highly coordinated attack.

“The preliminary investigation shows that Drift experienced a structured intelligence operation requiring organizational backing, significant resources, and months of deliberate preparation,” Drift said in an X post on Saturday.

Attack began at a “major crypto conference”According to Drift, the attack can be traced back to around October 2025, when malicious actors posing as a quantitative trading firm first approached Drift contributors at a “major crypto conference,” claiming to be interested in integrating with the protocol.

Source: Drift Protocol

The group continued to engage contributors in person at multiple industry events over a six-month period. “It is now understood that this appears to be a targeted approach, where individuals from this group continued to deliberately seek out and engage specific Drift contributors,” Drift said.

“They were technically fluent, had verifiable professional backgrounds, and were familiar with how Drift operated,” Drift said.

After gaining trust and access to Drift Protocol over six months, they used shared malicious links and tools to compromise contributors’ devices, execute the exploit, and then wiped their presence immediately after the attack.

The incident serves as a reminder for crypto industry participants to remain cautious and skeptical, even during in-person interactions, as crypto conferences can be prime targets for sophisticated threat actors.

Drift flags a high probability of a Radiant Capital hack linkDrift said, with “medium-high confidence,” that the exploit was carried out by the same actors behind the October 2024 Radiant Capital hack.

In December 2024, Radiant Capital said the exploit was carried out through malware sent via Telegram from a North Korea-aligned hacker posing as an ex-contractor.

Source: Dith

“This ZIP file, when shared for feedback among other developers, ultimately delivered malware that facilitated the subsequent intrusion,” Radiant Capital said.

Drift said that the individuals who appeared in person “were not North Korean nationals.”

“DPRK threat actors operating at this level are known to deploy third-party intermediaries to conduct face-to-face relationship-building,” Drift said.

Drift said that it is working with law enforcement and others in the crypto industry to “build a complete picture of what happened during the April 1st attack.”

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RDNT: Sunsetting Radiant Capital DAO: 
Entering Recovery Phase 
and Lessons for the Future of DeFi

After spending 18 months trying to get back on track, Radiant Capital said Monday it is calling it quits, unable to recover from a roughly $50 million hack.

Radiant Capital said it hasn't been able to recover a meaningful amount of funds since the 2024 exploit or raise fresh capital, so it plans to close operations, the firm said in an X post.

"The DAO no longer has a viable path forward," Radiant said. "Over the past months, contributors and the community continued to operate under increasingly difficult conditions, working to support users, maintain the protocol, and pursue recovery. That effort was real. And it was consistent. But effort alone is not enough without recovery, capital, or growth."

Back in October 2024, the omnichain money market Radiant Capital suffered an exploit on its Arbitrum and BNB Chain instances after an attacker deployed a backdoor contract to gain unauthorized access, Arkham Intelligence said at the time. 

"Radiant capital has fallen victim to a hack causing $51 million in losses so far across Arbitrum and BNB chain," a security researcher told The Block in 2024. "The Ethereum and Base deployments seem to be secure but we would warn anyone to be careful interacting with these contracts at this time."

That attack came a few months after a flash loan attack that drained around 1900 ETH, worth $4.5 million at the time, from the Radiant protocol in early 2024.

Now, Radiant will transition into a "maintenance state" where the frontend and smart contracts remain live and accessible. "Users can withdraw, repay, and manage positions," Radiant said, adding that recovery efforts continue. If any funds are retrieved, they will be returned to those affected, Radiant said.

Exploits continue to be a problem across crypto. Recently, DeFi Llama said the number of crypto hacks rose to a record monthly high in April. While the cumulative dollar amount of funds stolen didn't set any new records, the total number of exploits in April easily exceeded 20 for what looks like the first time ever, DeFi Llama said.

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Stargate Finance is a cross-chain bridge utilizing a unified liquidity pool model. STG is the native governance token that can be staked to earn protocol revenue.

The Stargate protocol is part of multi-chain DeFi systems and is built on top of the LayerZero protocol, which allows for the transfer of funds across multiple blockchains.

The Stargate token (STG) provides a solution to the “bridging trilemma,” enabling users and decentralized applications to transfer native assets cross-chain with instant guaranteed finality by accessing the protocol’s unified liquidity pools. STG is the first multi-chain omnichain fungible token (OFT) that can freely move between all existing LayerZero chains. STG holders can lock their STG tokens to receive veSTG, Stargate’s governance token.

The tools offered by Stargate to its users include:

Transfer: Access Stargate’s unified liquidity pools to swap native assets cross-chain 1:1. Stargate transfers have instant guaranteed finality; a transfer initiated on the source chain is guaranteed to complete on the target.Pools: Add liquidity to Stargate’s Omnichain protocol and earn stablecoin rewards with every Stargate transfer. Liquidity providers can also farm their LP tokens to earn STG token rewards.Farms: Stargate liquidity providers can farm their LP tokens to earn STG rewards, allowing them to gain STG and become part of the Stargate community.Stake: STG holders can lock their STG tokens to receive veSTG, Stargate’s governance token. The longer users stake their STG tokens, the more veSTG they receive.Additionally, DeFi users can swap native assets cross-chain on Stargate in a single transaction. For example, users can swap USDC on Ethereum for USDT on BNB.

Applications build on Stargate to create application-level native cross-chain transactions. For instance, your favorite DEX can integrate Stargate to complete single-transaction cross-chain swaps, allowing you to swap AVAX for ETH in a single transaction within your favorite DEX’s user interface.

How to Buy STG Coin?STG Coin can be quickly and securely purchased through Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency trading platform by trading volume.

To buy STG Coin, first register with Binance and then transfer fiat currency. After transferring fiat currency such as  dollars, you can trade STG Coin in pairs such as Bitcoin (BTC), BUSD, and Tether (USDT).

Additionally, on Binance, users can place buy orders not only at market value but also at a lower value. To do this, simply use the Limit tab and enter the desired amount and price.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this article does not constitute investment advice. Investors should be aware that cryptocurrencies carry high volatility and therefore risk, and should conduct their own research.

Did Donald Trump Fuel Stargate Finance (STG) Token’s Rally? Here’s How

LayerZero Resolves FTX Lawsuit, ZRO Price Jumps 5%

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Stargate Finance, a popular DeFi protocol to streamline cross-chain transfers, has announced the expansion of support for Aptos, the well-known L1 blockchain for security, scalability, and speed. Stargate shared this news on its official social media account.

Stargate now supports CCTP for @Aptos.

You can now transfer native $USDC—issued by @Circle—directly from Stargate with 1:1 capital efficiency from CCTP's 7 other connected chains.

With $100M+ in Aptos OFT volume, Stargate is a key access point to Aptos thriving DeFi ecosystem,… pic.twitter.com/jZsJNz5hBW

— Stargate (@StargateFinance) March 20, 2025 Stargate Allows Native $USDC Transfers on Aptos Stargate is reportedly integrating with Aptos to enable support for its Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) with local $USDC transactions across different chains. This integration permits consumers to transact native $USDC, the widely-used, USD-backed stablecoin issued by Circle. CCTP has already launched across 7 other chains while its arrival at Aptos marks a landmark in improving interoperability and liquidity.

This integration makes Stargate a vital gateway into the flourishing DeFi ecosystem of Aptos. Aptos currently boasts more than $1B in its TVL across above 50 protocols. Stargate now plays a crucial role in enabling unparalleled cross-chain transactions. DeFi consumers can now utilize the infrastructure of Stargate to shift funds into Aptos. They can also delve into its swiftly growing financial ecosystem.

One of the key opportunities that this integration provides includes the supply of $USDC into capital markets. In this respect, consumers can deposit $USDC tokens into top lending firms like Echo Protocol, Meso Finance, and Echelon Market. Additionally, another benefit of this integration is the liquidity provision on decentralized exchanges. Moreover, the initiative also allows users to take part in diverse perpetual decentralized exchange vaults.

Driving Vision of Completely Interlinked Omnichain Ecosystem According to Stargate, the integration with Aptos bridges ecosystems as well as improves interoperability. This endeavor aligns with Stargate’s vision of a completely interlinked omnichain ecosystem. Hence, the capability to shift native $USDC tokens effectively across diverse networks underscores a noteworthy move in overall DeFi innovation.

AUTHOR

Umair Younas is a cryptocurrency-related content writer linked with this work since 2019. Here, at Blockchainreporter, he serves as a news and article writer. He is a crypto, blockchain, NFTs, DeFi, and FinTech enthusiast. He has strong command over writing authentic reviews about brokers and exchanges and he has collaborated with our education team to write educational content as well. He has a dream to raise awareness among people about digital currencies. His works are well-researched and brimmed with information hence they provide fresh insights. Stay tuned to his posts if you want to stay up-to-date with the crypto-verse.

Stargate Brings Cronos Closer to the Omnichain Future

TRON Adds $TRUMP Token with Cross-Chain Boost from LayerZero

TLDR: Wormhole offered $120M USDC to acquire Stargate, exceeding LayerZero’s $110M proposal currently up for DAO vote. LayerZero’s deal dissolves Stargate DAO and swaps $STG for $ZRO at a fixed 1:0.08634 conversion ratio. Wormhole pledged to honor Stargate’s commitments for 12 months, pushing for a competitive process for $STG holders. Stargate DAO’s vote on the LayerZero acquisition runs until August 24, requiring 70% approval with 1.2M quorum. A takeover battle is heating up in DeFi. Stargate Finance, one of crypto’s largest cross-chain liquidity projects, is now caught between two buyers. 

LayerZero has already tabled a $110 million acquisition that dissolves Stargate’s DAO. Wormhole responded with a higher $120 million all-cash proposal, calling for more time before the vote ends. 

The race leaves Stargate’s community at the center of a fast-moving tug-of-war.

LayerZero’s $110M Stargate Proposal On August 17, Stargate Ecosystem shared details of a buyout plan from LayerZero. The terms place all circulating $STG, including staked tokens, into a fixed swap for LayerZero’s $ZRO at 1 STG to 0.08634 ZRO. 

Locked and staked tokens would be released, giving holders immediate liquidity through the swap.

LayerZero have proposed to acquire Stargate (STG).

A final proposal is now live on Stargate's Snapshot.

Voting to start precisely at August 17th, 00:24 GMT.
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Key implications of this proposal:

Acquisition terms: All circulating STG (including staked/voting STG)… pic.twitter.com/jXAeCDCPus

— StargateEcosystem (@StargateEco) August 16, 2025

The plan also introduces a revenue split. veSTG holders captured in the snapshot receive half of Stargate’s revenue for six months. The remaining revenue supports ZRO buybacks, with full buybacks starting after the six-month window.

Governance is also part of the deal. Stargate DAO would be dissolved, with its operations moving under the LayerZero Foundation. Voting for the proposal began on August 17 and is scheduled to close on August 24.

For approval, the Snapshot requires 1.2 million veSTG votes and at least 70 percent support. Stargate’s future hinges on whether holders agree to shift fully into LayerZero’s ecosystem.

Wormhole Counters With $120M Cash Offer Just days later, the Wormhole Foundation went public with a competing proposal. 

In a post on August 22, the group announced a $120 million all-cash offer, topping LayerZero’s initial $110 million valuation. The team emphasized the bid removes conversion risks and gives holders immediate USDC liquidity.

1/ The Wormhole Foundation has arranged financing and is prepared to make an initial offer of at least $120M USDC for @StargateFinance, exceeding the initial $110M ZRO bid. An all-cash purchase provides $STG holders with maximum certainty and immediate liquidity. No delays and no…

— Wormhole Foundation (@WormholeFdn) August 22, 2025

Wormhole stated it would honor Stargate’s existing agreements for 12 months, covering counterparties, integrators, and contributors. The group stressed that Stargate deserves a competitive process instead of a quick sale at what it views as a lower valuation.

The foundation also said Stargate would remain a key part of Wormhole’s broader product line. With resources behind it, contributors see room to expand usage and integrate with other Wormhole initiatives under development.

The move places pressure on Stargate’s DAO voters. With Wormhole urging a pause in the voting process, Stargate holders must now weigh immediate ZRO integration against a higher cash payout.

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The decentralized finance (DeFi) sector has experienced notable growth in total value locked (TVL) over the past month. In this respect, USDAI ($USDAI), Stargate Finance ($STG), and Aster ($ASTER) have obtained the leading positions in terms of 30-day performances. As per the data from Phoenix Group, the other DeFi players on the monthly top-10 list include M0 ($M0), Avantis ($AVNT), Synthetix ($SNX), Fluid ($FLUID), Maple ($MPL), Euler Finance ($EUL), and Zeus Network ($ZEUS). Hence, the massive monthly performance of the DeFi ecosystem highlights the renewed investor sentiment and potential growth opportunities.

USDAI Dominates DeFi Market in Monthly TVL Growth with a Stunning 361% Rise Specifically, USDAI ($USDAI) has occupied the top position in the case of TVL growth over the past 30 days. Thus, its TVL has jumped by a staggering 361% to reach the $504.7M mark. At the same time, its market cap stands at $534.1M. In addition to this, Stargate Finance ($STG) has surged by 170%, hitting $757.1M in TVL over the past 30 days.

Subsequently, Aster ($ASTR) has witnessed a 166% spike, reaching $776.7M when it comes to TVL. The next noteworthy DeFi project on the list is M0 ($M0), claiming a TVL of up to $796.9M after a 152% increase. After that, Avantis ($AVNT) has claimed the 5th spot at $55.6M, accounting for 142% climb. Additionally, Synthetix’s TVL is now sitting at $152.9M as a result of a 76.1% increase over the past month.

Zeus Finance Claims 10th Rank on List with 31.4% TVL Increase Over 30 Days Phoenix Group’s list of top DeFi projects adds Fluid ($FLUID) in the 7th position as it has risen by 53.9% to claim a TVL of almost $2.8B. Following that, Maple’s ($MPL) 33.1% TVL increase has elevated it to $2.8B. Moreover, Euler Finance ($EUL) has touched the 1.9B figure in TVL, led by a 32.2% monthly surge. Coming after that, Zeus Network ($ZEUS) has recorded a 31.4% monthly spike to reach $61.9M in TVL. Overall, amid the wide-scale TVL growth in the DeFi sector, the market onlookers are keenly looking for the signs of the continuation or a reversal of this pattern.

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Umair Younas is a cryptocurrency-related content writer linked with this work since 2019. Here, at Blockchainreporter, he serves as a news and article writer. He is a crypto, blockchain, NFTs, DeFi, and FinTech enthusiast. He has strong command over writing authentic reviews about brokers and exchanges and he has collaborated with our education team to write educational content as well. He has a dream to raise awareness among people about digital currencies. His works are well-researched and brimmed with information hence they provide fresh insights. Stay tuned to his posts if you want to stay up-to-date with the crypto-verse.

Stable, a blockchain platform backed by Bitfinex and PayPal Ventures, has launched its STABLE token airdrop today through Merkl and Stargate Finance distribution systems.

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South Korea's KOSPI index climbs back above the 9,000 mark, up 6.25% on the day.

According to Bitget data, South Korea’s KOSPI index has returned to the 9,000 level, gaining 6.25% on the day.

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Silver plunged 6% intraday, breaching the defense of long positions, as a smart money entity reaped $2.16 million in shorting profits.

According to Hyperinsight’s monitoring, the Silver (SILVER) contract on Hyperliquid is currently priced at $56.78, down 6.34% over 24 hours, with a trading volume of $263 million, ranking first in the precious metals sector. Driven by gold prices falling below $4,000 and safe-haven funds flowing back into chip stocks, short sellers have reaped significant profits. Notably, smart money address 0x49e has been shorting Silver on 3x leverage since April 29 at a high of $78.79, holding a position worth $5.77 million, and has already booked a precise profit of $2.16 million (+81%). On-chain Silver whales are overall bearish: the nominal position size of short sellers is approximately 1.5 times that of long positions. The average entry price for short positions is around $65.05, and the current price is 12.7% lower than this level. Long positions are overall trapped, with an average entry price of about $59.75, roughly 5% above the current price. Current short sellers have sufficient safety margins: the nearest short liquidation line stands at $77.18, some 36% above the current price, meaning short sellers face almost no liquidation pressure. Address: 0xe9ffe7698f46f96f980f2877e18c43f5b4165903-HyperInsight Bot is now live. Add @HyperInsightBot to your TG group and set it as an admin (enable message sending permission) to automatically sync on-chain updates.

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TLDR: LG Electronics is piloting an onchain ad network on Arbitrum to record verifiable delivery data. The pilot ran in Japan with Hakuhodo, testing real-user engagement and operational performance live. WARC projects global ad spend at $1.3 trillion in 2026, raising pressure for provable performance. LG targets fraud, tightening privacy rules, and falling engagement as the three core ad problems. LG Electronics is testing an onchain advertising network built on the Arbitrum blockchain. Developed by the company’s Blockchain Research Lab, the pilot runs in Japan alongside advertising firm Hakuhodo.

The project records ad delivery data in a verifiable, tamper-resistant format. It targets three persistent problems in digital advertising: fraud, privacy, and declining engagement. Results from the live trial are currently under evaluation.

LG Electronics Arbitrum pilot addresses one of digital advertising’s most enduring problems. The industry measures impressions, clicks, and conversions inside closed systems.

Settlement arrives weeks later through processes neither advertiser nor publisher can inspect. Disputes ultimately come down to contracts and third-party audits rather than shared evidence.

WARC forecasts global advertising spend at $1.3 trillion in 2026. At that scale, the gap between reported performance and provable performance shapes where budgets flow.

LG’s Blockchain Research Lab designed its system to record ad delivery as evidence — who served an advertisement, when, and how.

The lab identified fraud as one core pressure point. Advertising is bought and sold automatically at high volume. Bot-generated traffic blends with genuine performance and gets counted the same way.

The onchain system makes that data difficult to alter after the fact, creating a record both sides can reference.

Samuel Byungsun Park, Blockchain Research Department Leader at LG Electronics, described the project’s dual focus.

“We are exploring how blockchain technology can help improve transparency in advertising workflows while supporting a privacy-conscious approach to consumer data,” Park said.

“We are also evaluating whether this approach can deliver meaningful value to advertisers, publishers, and audiences.”

The third factor driving the pilot is audience engagement. Ad volume keeps rising while response rates fall. Performance metrics explain less on their own.

The Japan trial with Hakuhodo put the system in front of real users to assess whether interacting with the advertising felt natural and whether the operational model held together under live conditions.

Programmable Infrastructure Shapes the Advertising Market The case for public blockchain infrastructure in advertising comes down to ownership of the scoreboard. If the layer that proves performance belongs to one participant, every number it produces carries that participant’s interests. A measurement system controlled by one of the teams convinces no one on the other side.

Arbitrum’s role in the pilot reflects that logic. LG’s Blockchain Research Lab can configure the execution environment, fee structure, and governance to match its objectives.

At the same time, the network runs on public infrastructure that no single company controls. Steven Goldfeder, Co-Founder and CEO of Offchain Labs, connected that structure to the broader market shift.

“Advertising has long been measured by how many impressions are served. The industry is shifting toward verifiable performance and blockchain is the architecture built for it,” Goldfeder said.

“This is the programmable economy applied to advertising — markets and transactions running automatically in software, with cryptographic proofs every participant can verify.”

Harry Kalodner, CTO of Offchain Labs, noted that large enterprises consistently seek the guarantees of public infrastructure without surrendering control of their own environment. “Arbitrum was built to support exactly this kind of work, where new categories emerge because the underlying infrastructure is finally ready for them,” Kalodner said.

LG’s published strategy keeps the system alongside the demand-side and supply-side platforms already in use. Verification arrives as an addition to the existing stack rather than a replacement. Switching costs stay low, and existing relationships between advertisers and publishers remain intact.

Brendan Ma, Head of Investment Strategy at the Arbitrum Foundation, pointed to growing enterprise interest across sectors. “Since the launch of Arbitrum, we have seen rising demand from leading enterprises and publicly listed partners across global markets, from trading and finance to now the global advertising industry, the largest media market in the world,” Ma said.

LG has outlined continued deployment in live advertising environments as its next step, along with work toward technical standards covering data reliability, privacy-conscious operation, and cost efficiency.

TL;DR LG Electronics is piloting an onchain advertising network on Arbitrum. The project is designed to make ad performance more verifiable while addressing fraud and privacy concerns. The Japan pilot with Hakuhodo is still under evaluation, so performance data has not yet been released. LG Tests Blockchain-Based Ad Verification LG Electronics’ Blockchain Research Lab is piloting an onchain advertising network on Arbitrum, bringing a major consumer electronics name into one of blockchain’s more practical enterprise use cases: verifying digital advertising performance.

According to the Arbitrum Blog, the pilot is designed to test whether key advertising activity — including who served an ad, when it was served and how performance is recorded — can be logged in a way that market participants can independently verify. That puts the project squarely in the middle of three long-running problems in digital advertising: fraud, tightening privacy rules and declining user engagement.

The trial ran in Japan with advertising and marketing firm Hakuhodo. Arbitrum said the results are still under evaluation, so this is not yet a proven commercial rollout. But the design is interesting because it does not require advertisers and publishers to abandon their existing advertising systems.

Why Arbitrum Is Being Used The pilot runs alongside existing demand-side and supply-side platforms, often referred to as DSPs and SSPs. That matters because enterprise blockchain pilots frequently fail when they ask large companies to rip out familiar systems and move everything to a new stack.

Instead, LG’s approach appears to focus on adding a verifiable settlement and performance layer around existing workflows. Samuel Byungsun Park, Blockchain Research Department Leader at LG Electronics, said the company is exploring how blockchain can improve transparency in advertising workflows while supporting a privacy-conscious approach to consumer data.

Offchain Labs CTO Harry Kalodner framed the broader enterprise pattern more directly, saying large companies want the guarantees of public infrastructure without giving up control of their own environment. That is a useful way to understand why Arbitrum is positioned here as infrastructure rather than as a consumer-facing crypto product.

A Real-World Enterprise Test, But Still Early The size of the advertising market also explains why this matters. The Arbitrum post cites WARC projections for global advertising spend of $1.3 trillion in 2026. Even small improvements in verification, fraud reduction and settlement transparency could be meaningful at that scale.

Still, investors and readers should be careful not to overstate the result. The pilot is live infrastructure testing, not proof that large-scale ad spending is already migrating onchain. Arbitrum has not published specific performance data, fraud reduction metrics or a final commercial timeline.

What it does show is that blockchain infrastructure is being tested in a real enterprise workflow where verifiability has obvious value. That is a stronger adoption signal than a vague partnership announcement, even if the project remains in the pilot stage.

This report is based on information from the official Arbitrum Blog and Arbitrum governance forum.

Another useful point is that the pilot is not being pitched as a token-first consumer product. It is closer to a back-office trust layer for an industry where multiple parties already dispute measurement, attribution and payment quality. That makes it a cleaner enterprise blockchain example than many speculative partnership announcements.

Read the official post on the Arbitrum Blog.

Jun 15, 2026 — 5 min read

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Global markets still rely on traditional systems where payments pause at borders and innovation moves slowly. Having spent years earning trust, Arbitrum is now evolving from a scaling solution to the finance-native platform powering the programmable economy. As the largest ecosystem on Ethereum with nearly $17B in total value secured, 2.6 billion transactions, and 30+ dedicated blockchains, Arbitrum provides the proven foundation for this borderless, real-time future. 

Building on this foundation, Arbitrum is advancing the architecture to improve operational efficiency and expand global reach, helping businesses implement protocol-level compliance and configure data confidentiality to meet the needs of their category-defining products.*

Here is a look at the architecture being developed to support this next phase of growth:

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The programmable economy requires infrastructure built to sustain billions of transactions. If those transaction costs spike unpredictably, payment flows can break and institutional operating models become unreliable. While legacy gas models don’t always align with real-world demand, the Arbitrum Platform addresses this friction through Dynamic Pricing, a first-of-its-kind pricing model that provides businesses:

Predictable costs
Users and operators only pay for what they use on the network. Transactions that require fewer resources no longer subsidize more computationally intensive transactions, making it easier for businesses to forecast costs. Smooth User Experience
Fewer price surges, fewer dropped/failed submissions, and more confidence that your product behaves predictably when the network is experiencing high demand. Headroom to scale sustainably
Dedicated blockchains can achieve higher sustained throughput (Arbitrum One has already reached 910 MGas/s on mainnet). This is possible because pricing now accurately reflects the resources that limit performance, preventing node operators from being forced into large hardware upgrades.Support for regulatory compliance from day oneStatus: In development for dedicated blockchains

A programmable economy requires a framework that aligns with the legal mandates of the global financial system. For fintechs, banks, and asset managers, managing regulatory compliance is a prerequisite for entry. By providing tools built to support these obligations natively, the Arbitrum ecosystem aims to help move compliance from a barrier to an operational unlock, lowering the friction for the world’s most significant capital allocators to participate through the following capabilities:

Onboard your screening provider
Onboard with your preferred screening provider and apply your required policies with robust traceability for allow/deny decisions.Configure your restriction list
Define your KYC, AML, and OFAC parameters from day one. Your dedicated blockchain can be configured to automatically reference your customized lists so that onchain interactions are filtered at the protocol level.Whitelist permitted participants
Define which users, teams, or counterparties are permitted to interact with the blockchain or specific smart contracts, making it easier to enforce internal access policies across your products.Real-time reporting
View transactions as they are filtered live, or export records of blocked addresses and transaction activity to support audit trails, internal review, and reporting requirements.Confidentiality that protects your competitive edgeStatus: In development for Arbitrum One (subject to DAO vote) and dedicated blockchains

True scale in a programmable economy requires balancing public transparency with enterprise-grade confidentiality to support real-world markets and institutions. While open ledgers provide unparalleled trust, the involuntary exposure of client balances and proprietary order flow remains a significant barrier to institutional adoption. To address this, the Arbitrum Platform is building a privacy architecture that supports the full spectrum of visibility, from third-party privacy tools for applications on Arbitrum One, to fully private dedicated blockchains for more sensitive operations. Each option is engineered to help businesses safeguard proprietary data and manage strict confidentiality requirements while benefiting from the following architecture:

Selective disclosure by design
Privacy doesn’t mean hiding everything from everyone. It means keeping sensitive activity confidential in the market while still giving approved operators, auditors, regulators, and internal teams the access they need.Three ways to apply privacy
Privacy is not one model. Some products need confidential applications while operating on a public blockchain. Others require private user interactions with public, EVM-compatible applications. And others need a dedicated blockchain where privacy is built across the entire stack. The Arbitrum Platform is being designed to support all of these models.Settle capital in near real-time with ZK proofsStatus: In development for Arbitrum One (subject to DAO vote) and dedicated blockchains

We are living in a fast-paced, internet native world and capital cannot afford to be idle or trapped by latency. For global markets to operate at the speed of software, the movement of assets between environments must be near-instant and cryptographically sound. Arbitrum is achieving this by developing Zero-Knowledge (ZK) proving on Succinct's SP1 to reduce settlement from a days-long process to minutes. By layering ZK proofs alongside Fraud Proofs and TEE attestations, businesses will be able to benefit from a multi-prover architecture that maximizes both security and capital velocity, offering:

Improved capital efficiency
Dedicated blockchains already provide settlement in minutes. ZK proofs extend that settlement to native withdrawals, giving Ethereum the cryptographic verification it needs to release assets in hours upon deployment, and minutes as proving matures, freeing capital while minimizing dependence on third-party bridge liquidity.Multi-prover assurance
Choose the proving setup that fits your risk, cost, and latency targets. ZK can operate alongside TEEs and fraud proofs, reducing reliance on any single mechanism and strengthening security for regulated flows.Privacy at the protocol-level
Privacy-preserving blockchain deployments where sensitive business data can remain confidential while correctness is still provable. This protects margins, enables you to grow with confidence, comply with privacy compliance rules, and protects users.New economic levers to scale your businessStatus: In development for Arbitrum One (subject to DAO vote) and dedicated blockchains

Modern markets demand infrastructure as flexible as the business models they power. Arbitrum is introducing a suite of economic levers businesses can adjust to meet their specific requirements. Aligning technical architecture with commercial reality is precisely what scales the programmable economy for everyday business.

Arbitrum Universal Intents
This standard is being developed to allow dedicated blockchains to securely facilitate transfers and swaps between networks including Ethereum, Layer 2s, Solana, Hyperledger, Canton, and more.Yield-Bearing Bridge
Dedicated blockchains will gain the capability to optimize idle bridge reserves, allowing ecosystems to route captured efficiencies toward liquidity incentives, fee subsidies, or protocol operations.Priority Gas Auctions (PGA)*
A new ordering policy to give high-frequency traders 125ms pre-confirmation cycles and more transparency. Importantly, the increase in gas auctions can capture additional revenue to Arbitrum One (subject to DAO approval) or related dedicated blockchains without introducing structural fee increases for everyday users.Real-Time Sequencer Feeds
A new sequencer enhancement will provide a ~125ms feed of transaction ordering data prior to block finalization. This allows for fast "soft-confirmations," significantly reducing latency for high-precision users. By offering real-time market visibility, we empower those requiring millisecond accuracy without compromising the low-cost, user-friendly environment the broader community expects.The next generation of finance will be programmableIn 2026, Arbitrum is focused on building the best tech to support category-defining products in this new world. Predictable unit economics. Control over execution. Fast settlement. All of it builds toward one outcome: a global, programmable economy. 

If you're ready to build regulated finance or enterprise fintech on Ethereum, this is the year to engage. Start on Arbitrum One, grow into a dedicated blockchain when your requirements demand it, and scale alongside the platform.

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*A DAO vote may be required for any feature that is contemplated to be enabled on Arbitrum One.

Disclaimer: This post contains forward-looking statements regarding future product capabilities, technical developments, and ecosystem milestones. These statements are based on current expectations and assumptions and are subject to risks, uncertainties, and changes in technology or regulation that may cause actual results or timelines to differ materially. Features marked as "in development" are not guaranteed to be deployed in the form described, or at all.

No Financial Advice: Nothing in this post constitutes financial, legal, investment, or tax advice, nor is it a solicitation or offer to buy or sell any digital assets, securities, or financial instruments. Readers should conduct their own due diligence before interacting with any protocols or networks mentioned herein.

Third-Party Mentions: Mentions of third-party protocols, software providers, or external blockchains (including but not limited to Solana, Hyperledger, Canton, and Succinct) are for informational purposes only and do not imply endorsement or guarantee of their security, performance, or regulatory status.

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What's Important This Week
🤖 LG Electronics is piloting an onchain advertising network on Arbitrum
💸 Meet the full sponsor lineup for Open House London
⚙️ Understand how the Arbitrum Nova transition will work

📣 Announcements Key updates from the Arbitrum ecosystem and Foundation.

LG Electronics Pilots Onchain Advertising Network on Arbitrum

LG Electronics is piloting an on-chain advertising network on Arbitrum. Developed by the company’s Blockchain Research Lab, the project explores whether advertising performance can be recorded in a transparent, verifiable format that all stakeholders can independently review.
➡️ Read more here

Meet the Sponsors of Open House London

Open House London is made possible by an incredible group of industry-leading teams committed to support the next generation of businesses launch in the programmable economy. Apply now
➡️ Check out the full lineup of sponsors

📚 Learn & Build New learning drops and hands-on resources from across the Arbitrum ecosystem.

The agent economy has a verification problem

When you call a model API, you trust the provider to run the model they promised, but there's no way to verify it.

This article from our DevRel @hummusonrails breaks down a paper from Offchain on verifiable AI inference, and how it could bring proof generation from minutes to milliseconds.
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X402 and Agentic Commerce with Arbitrum & AWS

Join @hummusonrails from Arbitrum Foundation & @maishsk from @awscloud for a live walkthrough and demo of x402 agentic payments built on AWS AgentCore and Arbitrum's settlement layer.

Perfect for devs building agentic applications for the upcoming Arbitrum London Founder House.
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How Founder House Supports Early-Stage Teams Early stage teams need the right environment to scale their businesses in the programmable economy.

Arbitrum Founder House is coming to London on July 10-12, a 3-day program to help founders refine their product direction & GTM strategies with up to $300k in prizes and grants.

Watch this video to learn what Founder House London is all about 👇🏻

The programmable economy is creating entirely new businesses and founders are leading the way.

That's why we launched Founder House - help early-stage teams like @bondoncredit accelerate their product and go-to-market on the Arbitrum Platform.

Join us in London on July 10-12. pic.twitter.com/PTR6p11ns7

— Arbitrum (@arbitrum) June 9, 2026 🔦 Ecosystem Highlights Fresh launches and standout threads from around the Arbitrum ecosystem.

Arbitrum: The Architecture of the Programmable Economy

Global markets still rely on fragmented systems where payments pause at borders and innovation moves slowly. Arbitrum is now evolving from a scaling solution to the finance-native platform powering the programmable economy.

In this article, we explore the architecture being developed to support this future, from predictable costs and protocol-level compliance to configurable privacy and faster settlement.
➡️ Read more here

Mastercard Taps Arbitrum For Global Stablecoin Settlement

Mastercard has announced a major expansion of its global settlement capabilities, choosing Arbitrum as one of the networks to support its new onchain infrastructure.

As payment flows shift toward an internet-native paradigm, Mastercard is making 24/7 financial operations a reality by introducing intraday, weekend, and holiday settlement options.
➡️ Read more here

Arbitrum Ranked in Fortune Crypto 100

Arbitrum has been named to the inaugural @FortuneMagazine Crypto 100, a definitive ranking of the most influential companies in blockchain.

Together with our ecosystem, we're building the finance-native platform powering the programmable economy for builders, enterprises and institutions.
➡️ Read more here

🛠️ Dev Tooling & Infra Updates to SDKs, CLIs, and developer workflows across the stack.

PayAI - The largest x402 facilitator now supports Arbitrum

PayAI, the largest x402 facilitator on Solana and a top facilitator across the broader x402 ecosystem, expands its multichain support to Arbitrum One, allowing faster settlements, lower fees, & more reach.

Any agent, app, or API integrated with PayAI can now accept and pay for resources on Arbitrum using the same x402 flow.
➡️ Read more here

ArbOS 40 Compatibility Notice: Upgrade to Nitro v3.10 + Consensus v51

We recommend that all chains upgrade to Nitro v3.10+ and its WASM module root to Consensus v51+. These releases include the latest hardening, improvements, and maintains backward compatibility with previous ArbOS releases.
➡️ Read about the upgrade here

Enable Gasless Payments and Wallets for AI Agents with Q402

Q402 is now live on Arbitrum.

Through a single MCP integration, developers can plug it into Claude, Cursor, Cline, Codex, or any MCP client, and the agent gets equipped with gasless payments, recurring payments, & Agentic Wallets out of the box.
➡️ Try it here

🗓️ Events Workshops, hackathons, and ecosystem meetups to watch.

Founder House London is bringing early-stage teams together with a $300K prize pool

Starting July 10th, teams will join a 3-day, in-person founder program to receive technical, product, and GTM guidance through workshops, showcase their products during demo sessions + compete for prizes, and bring businesses onchain to Arbitrum and the RobinhoodApp Chain.
➡️ Apply here

What builders are debating and proposing this week.

Minimizing Arbitrum Nova As per a recent proposal, the ArbitrumDAO has voted to minimize Arbitrum Nova by transitioning it into a maintenance-oriented state with reduced capacity and deprioritized support.
➡️ Read the full details

Arbitrum Audit Program: Transparency Report #3 The DAO-approved Arbitrum Audit Program (AAP) completed its third operational quarter during the period from February 01, 2026, to April 30, 2026 (“Q3”). 108 applications received during Q3, with DeFi remaining the most prominent category.

Across 14 completed audits, 297 vulnerabilities were identified (including 8 classified as critical and 31 as high), and 21,882 lines of code were reviewed.
➡️ Read the full details

[Constitutional] AIP: Transition Arbitrum One ordering policy to Priority Gas Auctions (PGA) This Constitutional AIP proposes to disable Timeboost on Arbitrum One and replace it with a Priority Gas Auction (PGA) mechanism, an ordering policy that’s more familiar for actors who are willing to pay for transaction priority, allowing more market participants to be a part of Arbitrum’s next phase of growth. In addition, it would sunset Timeboost on Arbitrum Nova.
➡️ Read the full details

That’s all from Builder’s Block #019. Thank you for reading, and keep building. Arbitrum Everywhere.

Uniswap Tightens Its Grip on Ethereum and Layer 2@Uniswap remains the dominant liquidity venue in decentralized finance, capturing 67.3% of total DEX volume on Ethereum this week. That concentration is not new, but it is deepening. Data from KuCoin's Ethereum Q1 2026 review shows Uniswap accounted for approximately $85.5 billion in Q1 volume, representing roughly two-thirds of the entire Ethereum DEX ecosystem.

The protocol's reach extends well beyond mainnet. @Uniswap controls 84.6% of DEX market share on Arbitrum and 46.6% on Base, cementing its position across the two most active Layer 2 networks. Uniswap remains the largest spot DEX by every meaningful measure, clearing roughly $73 billion in 30-day volume across Ethereum mainnet and 39 other chains.

Uniswap V4 went live in early 2026, introducing a hooks system that attaches custom logic to pools at swap, deposit, or withdrawal time, enabling features such as on-chain limit orders, dynamic volatility-responsive fees, and gated pools for institutional flows.

$UNI Earns a New Look From Institutional AnalystsThe volume story is only part of what is drawing attention to $UNI in 2026. A structural shift in the token's economics has changed how analysts frame it. With the fee switch now active, UNI can be viewed through a cash-flow lens rather than only as a governance token. The UNIfication proposal passed in late December 2025 fundamentally changed Uniswap's economics: for the first time, protocol revenue is directly captured by the system and used to buy and burn $UNI, aligning token value with actual network usage.

That shift has caught the attention of major financial institutions. Standard Chartered's digital asset research head, Geoff Kendrick, initiated coverage on Uniswap with a long-term price target of $100 for $UNI by 2030, with the bank's thesis centered on the exponential growth of tokenized real-world assets, projected to surge from roughly $340 billion to $4 trillion by 2028. Standard Chartered projects a $UNI price target of $6.50 in 2026, citing Uniswap's position as a dominant DEX to capture fees from tokenized real-world assets.

Institutional involvement is moving beyond price targets. In February 2026, BlackRock made shares of its tokenized US Treasury fund, BUIDL, tradable through UniswapX with Securitize, marking the world's largest asset manager's first step into DeFi. More recently, Fidelity deployed liquidity for its stablecoin, FIDD, on Uniswap. Separately, Bitwise Asset Management filed an S-1 registration statement with the SEC for a spot Uniswap ETF in February 2026, following the earlier creation of a Delaware statutory trust named the Bitwise Uniswap ETF.

Whether that institutional momentum translates into sustained price performance remains an open question. Competition from Solana-based DEXs and other venues is real, and analysts are increasingly evaluating $UNI through the lens of fee capture potential, protocol governance value, and network effects within liquidity provisioning ecosystems, rather than speculative narrative alone.

Sources
KuCoin: Ethereum Q1 2026 Review
Datawallet: What is Uniswap? Features, Fees and More
Talos: State of the Network, Uniswap Fee Switch Analysis

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TLDR XRP Ledger recorded $1.7 billion in net RWA inflows over the past 60 days. Ethereum led network outflows with $5.8 billion, leaving its RWA ecosystem. Arbitrum, Solana, and Polygon also posted net RWA outflows during the period. XRPL ranked among the few major networks reporting positive RWA capital flows. Stablecoin transfer volume on XRPL reached $5.11 billion, up 22.84% month-over-month. The XRP Ledger continued attracting capital into tokenized real-world assets while several blockchain networks recorded large outflows. Recent data from RWA.xyz showed the network posted $1.7 billion in net RWA inflows during the past 60 days. At the same time, competing chains reported declining asset flows across their tokenization ecosystems.

XRP Ledger Leads RWA Capital Growth RWA.xyz data showed the XRP Ledger gained $1.7 billion in net RWA inflows during the last 60 days. Meanwhile, several major blockchain networks recorded net outflows during the same period.

Ethereum posted the largest decline as $5.8 billion left the network. Arbitrum followed with $3.0 billion in outflows, while Solana lost $653 million and Polygon lost $250 million.

The figures placed the XRP Ledger among a small group of networks reporting positive capital movement. TRON and HyperEVM also recorded net inflows during the measured period.

Earlier data from the RWA Foundation reflected similar results across a longer timeframe. The organization reported that XRPL attracted $1.9 billion in net RWA inflows over 90 days.

That performance placed XRPL ahead of Ethereum, which recorded $1.6 billion in inflows. Stellar followed with $1.4 billion, while BNB Chain recorded $848 million.

Solana attracted $611 million during the same period. Avalanche posted $362 million, while Sei Network and Mantle recorded $202 million and $90 million.

The latest figures showed continued growth within XRPL’s tokenization ecosystem. They also reflected ongoing asset migration into the network’s RWA infrastructure.

Stablecoin Transfers and Treasury Assets Expand on XRPL Stablecoin activity on XRPL increased alongside rising RWA participation. According to RWA.xyz, stablecoin transfer volume reached $5.11 billion during the past 30 days.

The platform reported a 22.84% increase compared with the previous month. As a result, transaction activity continued to rise across the network’s stablecoin ecosystem.

Tokenized Treasury products also gained traction on XRPL during the same period. The Ondo Short-Term U.S. Government Bond Fund ranked as the second-largest tokenized asset on the network.

RWA.xyz reported approximately $259.6 million in transfers linked to the fund. Those transfers highlighted the growing use of tokenized government bond products.

Current data show XRPL holds about $3.56 billion in off-chain real-world assets. Those assets represent a large pool connected to the broader tokenization ecosystem.

Tokenized Asset Value Continues Rising XRPL expanded its tokenized asset base rapidly during the past fifteen months. The network’s tokenized RWA value increased from roughly $10 million in January 2025.

By April 2026, tokenized RWA value reached about $400 million. The increase occurred within approximately fifteen months of growth.

Ethereum required nearly 36 months to reach a comparable level. Meanwhile, XRPL’s tokenized RWA value climbed 78% during 2026.

The value increased from $227 million to $404 million year-to-date. During the same period, Ethereum recorded growth of 36%.

RWA.xyz data showed the latest inflow figures reached $1.7 billion over 60 days. Those figures represent the most recent reported activity across the XRP Ledger’s RWA market.

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