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@Bitcoineo All three will be unified by the Avail Unification Layer, a protocol layer utilizing the AVAIL token as the 'lifeblood' for value transfer in the form of transaction fees. Token holders can also stake AVAIL to receive additional rewards and participate in governance activities
Avail, the modular blockchain solution emphasizing data availability, split from Polygon in 2023, has had its criteria for receiving project airdrop tokens leaked.
Specifically, according to a post by the @Bitcoineo account, Avail will airdrop the AVAIL token once its mainnet deployment occurs to the following user groups:
Users of layer-2 solutions such as Arbitrum One, OP Mainnet (Optimism), Polygon zkEVM, Starknet, and zkSync Era during an unspecified timeframe.
Blockchain developers contributing on GitHub during an unspecified timeframe.
Participants in Avail's Clash of Nodes testnet.
Individuals staking MATIC on Polygon during an unspecified timeframe.
Community members contributing to the modular blockchain ecosystem and Avail.
Avail is currently developing three main products:
Avail DA: This is the fundamental data availability layer (DA), providing data space for rollups or Layer-2 networks to establish a strong foundation for ecosystem development.
Avail Nexus: A zero-knowledge proof based on Avail DA, acting as a cross-chain bridge between different rollups through the Avail ecosystem.
Avail Fusion Security: Leveraging native tokens of major ecosystems such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH),... and allowing them to contribute to enhancing security within the Avail ecosystem.
As soon as the news was confirmed, the price of Bitcoin experienced a sell-off from $67,200 to as low as $60,600 in just half an hour. This marks the lowest price of Bitcoin since March 5th, when the world's largest cryptocurrency hit an all-time high above $69,000 before a flash crash to $59,000 within an hour
Bitcoin dropped to $60,600 due to the risk of conflict between Iran and Israel, with the crypto market seeing over $800 million in liquidations for the second consecutive day.
Axios asserts that US President Biden had a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, declaring that the US will not escalate tensions by not supporting retaliatory actions from Israel.
Exciting to see Akash, Render Network, and io.net leading the decentralized compute space. Their distinct business focuses hint at the diverse applications of decentralized computing. Curious to learn more about their individual approaches.
Akash, Render Network, and io.net are three of the largest decentralized compute networks in the market. Although they all offer decentralized compute services, each has a distinct business focus.
Akash, Render Network, and io.net stand out as leading decentralized compute networks. Despite offering similar services, their unique business focuses add depth to the decentralized computing market.
This initiative by Chainlink to launch the Transporter app for cross-chain transactions is a significant step forward for the blockchain ecosystem. It addresses a critical need for seamless interoperability between different blockchain networks, which has been a longstanding challenge. With this user-friendly interface, it's likely to attract more users and developers to explore the possibilities of decentralized finance and applications across multiple chains.
Reported by The Block, decentralized computing platform Chainlink has launched a bridging app for moving crypto tokens and messages between blockchains, powered by its cross-chain interoperability protocol.
Built in collaboration with the Chainlink Foundation and developer Chainlink Labs, the “Transporter” app aims to provide a user-friendly interface for submitting and monitoring cross-chain transactions on CCIP, according to a statement shared with The Block.
Even protocols which are not decentralised enough could be seen to be performing CASP services such as exchanging crypto-assets for other crypto-assets. For front-ends, there are also services such as reception and transmission of orders on behalf of third parties. So it could come down to how strict regulators want to be when enforcing this.
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