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According to BTC treasury company B HODL, the company has added 2.17 BTC to its treasury. After this increase, B HODL's total bitcoin holdings reached 157.211 BTC.
The Wormhole Foundation has purchased $5 million worth of W tokens to add to its balance sheet.
Wormhole Labs, the development company behind the cross-chain protocol Wormhole, today announced the official launch of the new liquidity gateway "Sunrise" for the Solana ecosystem. According to the information provided to The Block, the product is positioned as a "standard channel" for external assets to enter Solana, providing liquidity support on the first day of launch - users can transfer tokens on the native chain to Solana through a single interface, and immediately access the network's d...
跨链协议 Wormhole 背后的开发公司 Wormhole Labs 今日宣布，专为 Solana 生态打造的全新流动性网关 “Sunrise” 正式公开上线。 据提供给 The Block 的资料显示，该产品定位为外部资产进入 Solana 的 “标准通道”，上线首日即提供流动性支持 —— 用户可通过单一界面将原生链上的代币转移至 Solana，并立即接入该网络的去中心化金融（DeFi...
On November 6, Wormhole released its strategic reserve update saying that it has acquired 1 million W tokens.
Ethereum's next hard fork upgrade, "Fusaka", was successfully deployed and finalized on the Holesky testnet earlier, marking a crucial first step towards mainnet launch. The Fusaka upgrade is designed to reduce the cost of operating on Ethereum, especially for institutional users and Layer 2 networks. One of the key features it introduces is PeerDAS, which will help reduce costs for L2 and validators by optimizing data validation methods. According to the plan, Fusaka will also be held on Octobe...
以太坊下一次硬分叉升级 “Fusaka” 已于早些时候在 Holesky 测试网上成功部署并最终敲定，标志着其向主网启动迈出了关键的第一步。 Fusaka 升级旨在降低在以太坊上进行操作的成本，尤其利好机构用户和 Layer 2 网络。其引入的关键功能之一是 PeerDAS，该功能将通过优化数据验证方式来帮助降低 L2 和验证者的成本。 根据计划，接下来 Fusaka 还将于 10 月 1...
Wormhole co-founder Dan Reecer slammed stablecoin giants Tether and Circle in a recent interview, saying that the two companies are profiting from the current high interest rate environment while stablecoin holders are not seeing any return. Tether and Circle support their stablecoins by holding high-yielding U.S. Treasury bonds, but will not share the proceeds directly with users, as doing so could raise eyebrows with regulators.
