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DeFiChain
DeFiChain@defichain·
The cDFI holders have voted. Many thanks to @_Crypto_Factor for supporting DeFiChain’s governance process as a neutral infrastructure partner!
CRYPTO FACTOR@_Crypto_Factor

cDFI Voting Results: GOV EXECUTED! cDFI holders have spoken and the result speaks for itself. The proposal to strengthen Bitrue market making and secure @defichain presence was processed with overwhelming support: 📊 Votes: 1,199 ☑️ YES: 1,144 (95.4%) ❌ NO: 55 (4.6%) Crypto Factor is proud to support DeFiChain’s governance as a neutral infrastructure provider, turning community votes into on-chain governance reality. This is decentralised infrastructure done right: giving communities the tools to coordinate, vote, execute, and build. At Crypto Factor, cAssets aren’t just mapped tokens, they’re powerful community tools designed to move, connect, and create real utility across ecosystems. Making cAssets work for the community. 🦾

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CRYPTO FACTOR
CRYPTO FACTOR@_Crypto_Factor·
cDUSD Integration - Delivery Update We’ve been working with the TAX ecosystem to introduce $cDUSD, a mapped asset enabling $DUSD to operate across DeFiChain DMC and Polygon via Interchain. @the_tax_intern This integration enables: 🌐 wrap / unwrap between DUSD and cDUSD 🌐 cross-chain movement via InterChain 🌐 access to Polygon liquidity environments Built using the standard Crypto Factor cAsset framework, ensuring compatibility, delivery efficiency, and long-term maintainability. A structured fee model is applied at conversion, with a portion routed into an automated TAX buyback mechanism, reinforcing the internal ecosystem. cDUSD has been instantiated within the Interchain network, enabling controlled movement to Polygon. Liquidity support is expected through TAX-cDUSD and DUSD-cDUSD pools, providing initial integration across environments. This extends the mapped asset framework and continues the build-out of cross-chain execution infrastructure. Going live shortly... 💙
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R2D2
R2D2@dalude174·
@DFIrealYield @defichain We have never been so close to the fundamental concept of a decentralised blockchain.
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DeFiChain
DeFiChain@defichain·
Dear @bake_io DFI holders, as Bake will discontinue its services after April 14, we would like to inform all DFI holders about an important action required on your side. If you are holding DFI in your Bake wallet that is not frozen, please make sure to take action latest on April 14. Otherwise, your DFI may be automatically swapped into USD at a potentially very unfavorable exchange rate. As the DeFiChain community, we want to make you aware of an alternative: You can transfer your DFIs to the official DeFiChain Light Wallet, which is available in both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. This wallet allows you to securely hold your DFIs and ensures that they remain under your control during and after the transition. If you have any questions or need support, we strongly encourage you to join the official DeFiChain International Telegram group: t.me/defiblockchain The community is active and ready to help you with the transition. Best regards, DeFiChain Marketing on behalf of the Community
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Mayor (Opinion arc) 🗣
Mayor (Opinion arc) 🗣@MayorXdefi·
Who is Crypto Factor actually being built for? It’s a question that is often overlooked. Many projects focus on attracting attention, users, or short term participation. But sustainable systems are not designed around temporary activity. They are built for those who create, maintain, and grow ecosystems over time. This is where Crypto Factor becomes very clear in its positioning. @_Crypto_Factor is not built for speculation cycles. It is built for builders, ecosystems, and long term operators. - Builders At the core are builders. The individuals and teams responsible for creating new systems, applications, and digital economies. These are the people who need reliable infrastructure, clear frameworks, and tools that allow them to move from idea to execution without unnecessary friction. Crypto Factor provides the structure that allows builders to focus on design and innovation rather than constantly solving foundational problems. Instead of rebuilding core components from scratch, they can operate within a system that is already designed for coordination, scalability, and long term use. - Ecosystems Beyond individual builders are ecosystems. Groups of interconnected components that must function together in a stable and coherent way. This includes tokens, governance systems, liquidity structures, and user interactions. Crypto Factor is designed to support entire ecosystems, not just isolated applications. It enables coordination between different parts of a system, ensuring that growth in one area contributes to the strength of the whole. This reduces fragmentation and creates environments where value can move efficiently and sustainably. - Long term operators Perhaps most importantly, Crypto Factor is built for long term operators. These are the individuals and organisations responsible for maintaining, evolving, and guiding systems over time. Operating a blockchain ecosystem is not a short term activity. It requires consistent decision making, economic management, and system oversight. Crypto Factor provides the infrastructure that allows operators to manage complexity while maintaining stability and alignment. This long term focus changes how systems are designed. Instead of optimising for immediate attention, the emphasis is placed on resilience, adaptability, and sustained growth. - The result By focusing on builders, ecosystems, and long term operators, Crypto Factor defines a different path for Web3. One that prioritises creation over speculation, coordination over fragmentation, and longevity over short term cycles. Because the future of Web3 will not be built by those who pass through it. It will be built by those who stay, contribute, and continue to develop systems over time.
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Mayor (Opinion arc) 🗣
Mayor (Opinion arc) 🗣@MayorXdefi·
A quick Alpha here Real multi-chain execution isn’t sending tokens from Chain A → Chain B. That’s just a bridge. @_Crypto_Factor goes further. One transaction can trigger smart contracts across multiple chains at once. Assets move. Logic moves. Everything executes seamlessly, atomically. This is what true interchain systems look like: no friction, no separate transactions per chain, no waiting. Just cross-chain operations working as one. Think of it like sending a single command, and watching it ripple across Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain… without you touching each one. That’s composability at its finest. Bridges transfer value. Interchain execution transfers value + action + strategy. That’s the difference between jumping chains and truly operating across them. With systems like Crypto Factor, developers and projects don’t just adapt to multi-chain. They embrace it. Deploying, staking, distributing rewards, coordinating governance — all in one orchestrated flow. If you’re building multi-chain today but still relying on bridges, you’re only seeing half the picture. Real cross-chain is automated, secure, and scalable. Crypto Factor isn’t just bridging chains. It’s redefining how blockchains work together.
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Crypto Factor Labs
Crypto Factor Labs@cfr_labs·
GM Avalanche For over a month, the team at Crypto Factor Labs has been focused on Avalanche. This includes enhancing the new version of our execution layer, deploying InterChain, and progressing with new protocol developments. While Crypto Factor has already shared some information, this post will provide an overview of the key technical details. AVAX and InterChain Mainnet We have successfully deployed a partial chain on @avax, connecting it to the Crypto Factor InterChain mainnet. Running an InterChain partial chain allows us to deploy and integrate our infrastructure while extending existing ecosystems. Avalanche is the fourth blockchain connected via InterChain and the first added after the Anchor fork. This fork enabled lighter, faster confirmations, allowing InterChain to scale more effectively with a greater number of partial chains. Consequently, the AVAX partial chain manages its state independently of the rest of the InterChain network and benefits from low-cost, rapid transactions. Following the Anchor update, we also halved the target block time and block confirmation times, resulting in 30-minute blocks with 15-minute confirmation times when fully saturated. CFR and CFEL v2 on AVAX After successfully deploying the partial chain on Avalanche, we began implementing the Crypto Factor Execution Layer. AVAX is the first blockchain where the v2 infrastructure is being deployed on the mainnet, starting with the token and distributor templates necessary for CFR token deployment. Some improvements made to the simple token ecosystem template in v2 include: - Tokenomics that no longer require external state calls, reducing gas usage and eliminating the need for external call management. - Like all v2 templates, tokens now offer metrics and state interfaces for easy backend indexing and real-time analytics. - A focus on distributor-based tokenomics, simplifying transfers and lowering token transfer costs. Notable improvements to the simple distributor template introduced in v2 include: - Distribution now occurs with a single smart contract call, eliminating partial states and simplifying management. - The distribution process is now structured as an execution tree, where each node forwards or consumes the payload. This can all be audited on-chain, resulting in a more transparent and stable process. - The Distributor service is now a subscription service running on the Crypto Factor relay protocol, with operational fees covered by CFR. With the first set of v2 services implemented on AVAX, we successfully deployed the CFR token, which is now awaiting the token bridge's public launch. This will enable InterChain transfers, and we expect to make the bridge available to the public in the next 1-2 weeks. New Protocols Crypto Factor has announced the development of two new protocols focused on real-world assets (RWA), which will be deployed on AVAX using v2 infrastructure: one for building lifecycle-based digital assets and another for managing tokenized assets, such as carbon credits. We will provide more detailed technical information about both protocols in separate posts in the coming days. As always, we look forward to seeing you all on-chain.
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The TAX Intern
The TAX Intern@the_tax_intern·
1⃣ 🚀 Big Move Incoming for $TAX Token! Change Request 02 dropped — and it’s all about cross-chain power. The TAX Office has ordered the launch of $cDUSD: a wrapped, fully Interchain-compatible version of native defichain $DUSD that lets you seamlessly move liquidity between DeFiChain (DMC) and Polygon.
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Bake
Bake@bake_io·
Important update from Bake. We’ve published details on the upcoming suspension of crypto-asset trading services, effective April 15. After this date, trading will no longer be available, remaining balances will be converted to USD, and withdrawals will continue to be supported. The suspension will remain in place until further notice. Read the full details: blog.bake.io/important-upda…
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CRYPTO FACTOR
CRYPTO FACTOR@_Crypto_Factor·
Crypto Factor is extending its execution layer into Real World Asset infrastructure. We are building a new sovereign RWA execution system on @avax - designed to support platforms such as Carbon Bridge, an early-stage US based project progressing alongside this infrastructure to operate on top of it. This represents a step beyond digital-native systems and into building the machinery required for real-world asset markets to operate on-chain. This direction has been unlocked through the recent development of lifecycle-based NFT systems - enabling assets to move through defined phases such as issuance, allocation, participation, and retirement, with those transitions enforced directly by protocol logic. That foundation is essential. Because while carbon credits can be represented digitally, the real challenge is ensuring they behave correctly in line with how they exist, are verified, and are ultimately retired within the real world. Carbon credits are issued and recorded within external registries such as Verra and Gold Standard, where authoritative records of issuance, ownership, and retirement are maintained. What we are building is the execution layer that allows platforms to interact with these systems in a structured and programmable way - connecting on-chain logic directly to real-world asset records and lifecycle events. This includes: – Representing carbon credits on-chain in a way that reflects their real-world status – Enforcing lifecycle transitions such as issuance, transfer, and retirement – Coordinating interaction with external registry systems – Ensuring alignment between on-chain representation and off-chain source records This introduces a level of system complexity beyond anything we have deployed so far. As this progresses, Interchain is expected to play a key role in validation and coordination between on-chain execution and registry systems - ensuring that asset conditions remain consistent and verifiable across both environments. This development aligns directly with our System Focus: 🌐 Applied Infrastructure: bringing real-world asset systems into programmable environments 🌐 Template Execution: building repeatable frameworks for complex, externally integrated platforms 🌐 Operational Sustainability: linking value generation to real-world activity 🌐 Network Expansion: establishing Avalanche as the initial environment for this class of system It also introduces an important shift. As we build infrastructure at this level, platforms begin to operate on top of Crypto Factor execution systems rather than simply deploying contracts. This begins to define how access to that infrastructure is governed - shaping the evolving role of $CFR in licensing, access, and usage of protocol-level systems. This infrastructure is currently under active development, with foundational work underway across lifecycle execution, registry interaction, and validation design. The direction is now clear. Crypto Factor is moving toward building the execution layer for systems that operate within real-world markets - with Carbon Bridge as one of the first platforms to emerge alongside it.
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CRYPTO FACTOR
CRYPTO FACTOR@_Crypto_Factor·
Crypto Factor is introducing a new execution layer for lifecycle-based digital assets. We have developed a protocol that enables the creation, issuance, and management of programmable instruments - built with NFTs and executed fully on-chain. This is not a marketplace feature. It is new machinery. These instruments are designed to manage value across defined participation periods - enabling capital to be committed, utilised, and returned according to pre-defined conditions. In practice, this allows developers / new projects to express time-based value systems - opening the door to concepts such as bonds and other fixed-term participation models - as programmable on-chain execution. The first implementation of this protocol will be deployed on Avalanche, marking a further step in Crypto Factor’s Network Expansion. This development expands Crypto Factor beyond token ecosystems into lifecycle-driven asset execution - introducing Real World Asset-aligned models capable of generating Real Yield through integration with external protocols such as Aave. This aligns directly with our System Focus: 🌐 Template Execution: standardised deployment of complex value flows 🌐 Applied Infrastructure: real-world logic expressed as on-chain systems 🌐 Operational Sustainability: value-driven mechanisms, not emissions-led design 🌐 Network Expansion: extending execution across new chains The first implementation is nearing MVP completion, with an external project already preparing to utilise it. Details of that implementation will be released separately by the project team. Crypto Factor Labs will follow with a deeper technical breakdown of the protocol and its execution model.
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DeFiChain
DeFiChain@defichain·
The DeFiChain Update is Here! Here’s what’s been happening in the DeFiChain ecosystem recently: ✅ Marketing SIG Opportunities ✅ CFP to Fund Market Making on Bitrue ✅ DTL Expansion to Polygon ✅ dBTC 2025 year-end report ✅ dUSDC Update ✅ Donations for the Market Making on Bitrue ✅ Tokenomics Discussion All these are covered in our blog post below: blog.defichain.com/2026/03/defich…
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Crypto Factor Labs
Crypto Factor Labs@cfr_labs·
We are happy to announce that Anchor was successfully activated on mainnet at height 1055. 🎉 Currently, the confirmation time is set to 30 minutes, and as expected, transaction fees have decreased, and InterChain usage has increased.
Crypto Factor Labs@cfr_labs

Introducing Anchor Last week, we shared the exciting "Anchor" fork with you, and this week, we are back with more details on the changes coming to InterChain. Here's a quick summary; you can find the full details in the article below. InterChain before Anchor The fee model behind InterChain comprises three main components: masterchain consensus fees, partial-chain consensus fees, and transaction execution and mempool fees. The largest contributor to the overall fee is the masterchain consensus fees, paid in wMPC on the Partisia Blockchain. The size of the fee and wMPC gas properties directly affect InterChain execution and transaction fees. Masterchain consensus fees cover on-chain execution of multi-chain block proposals, state validation, and the full signing and publishing lifecycle. The subsidy introduced earlier this year temporarily reduced fees; block signing and publishing remain the main fee contributors. Currently, confirmation of blocks is part of the block publish execution. After the set confirmation time passes, the next minted block confirms past master blocks, leading to variable transaction finality times depending on the blockchain's usage. "Anchor" fork Let's look over "Anchor" in greater detail and showcase how the fork makes InterChain faster, cheaper, and more scalable. Off-chain block signing As a first step towards greater balance in off-chain and on-chain masterchain consensus execution, "Anchor" introduces off-chain block signing. The change splits the current block lifecycle, removing the on-chain trigger for block signing and replacing it with an off-chain process that uses the already available p2p protocol. The consensus changes eliminate unnecessary on-chain event registration overhead, resulting in a faster, cheaper signing process. Independent confirmation "Anchor" introduces independent block confirmations. The change decouples confirmation from the block publish lifecycle and introduces an independent step in the master and partial block lifecycles. As a result, an independent block confirmation step is added to the partial block lifecycle. Once partial block confirmation is completed, all scheduled transactions in the block are executed and cannot be reverted, achieving finality. Conclusion The changes introduced by "Anchor" are the first step towards the bigger goals set for 2026: lowering the fees for masterchain consensus and transaction execution, and achieving predictable execution time. To see the full details, check out our article - links below. As always, we will see you all on-chain.

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Partisia Blockchain
Partisia Blockchain@partisiampc·
Anchor is a meaningful step forward for InterChain and everything building on it. Lower fees, faster finality, predictable execution. This is good for the ecosystem and great for builders.
Crypto Factor Labs@cfr_labs

Introducing Anchor Last week, we shared the exciting "Anchor" fork with you, and this week, we are back with more details on the changes coming to InterChain. Here's a quick summary; you can find the full details in the article below. InterChain before Anchor The fee model behind InterChain comprises three main components: masterchain consensus fees, partial-chain consensus fees, and transaction execution and mempool fees. The largest contributor to the overall fee is the masterchain consensus fees, paid in wMPC on the Partisia Blockchain. The size of the fee and wMPC gas properties directly affect InterChain execution and transaction fees. Masterchain consensus fees cover on-chain execution of multi-chain block proposals, state validation, and the full signing and publishing lifecycle. The subsidy introduced earlier this year temporarily reduced fees; block signing and publishing remain the main fee contributors. Currently, confirmation of blocks is part of the block publish execution. After the set confirmation time passes, the next minted block confirms past master blocks, leading to variable transaction finality times depending on the blockchain's usage. "Anchor" fork Let's look over "Anchor" in greater detail and showcase how the fork makes InterChain faster, cheaper, and more scalable. Off-chain block signing As a first step towards greater balance in off-chain and on-chain masterchain consensus execution, "Anchor" introduces off-chain block signing. The change splits the current block lifecycle, removing the on-chain trigger for block signing and replacing it with an off-chain process that uses the already available p2p protocol. The consensus changes eliminate unnecessary on-chain event registration overhead, resulting in a faster, cheaper signing process. Independent confirmation "Anchor" introduces independent block confirmations. The change decouples confirmation from the block publish lifecycle and introduces an independent step in the master and partial block lifecycles. As a result, an independent block confirmation step is added to the partial block lifecycle. Once partial block confirmation is completed, all scheduled transactions in the block are executed and cannot be reverted, achieving finality. Conclusion The changes introduced by "Anchor" are the first step towards the bigger goals set for 2026: lowering the fees for masterchain consensus and transaction execution, and achieving predictable execution time. To see the full details, check out our article - links below. As always, we will see you all on-chain.

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Crypto Factor Labs
Crypto Factor Labs@cfr_labs·
Introducing Anchor Last week, we shared the exciting "Anchor" fork with you, and this week, we are back with more details on the changes coming to InterChain. Here's a quick summary; you can find the full details in the article below. InterChain before Anchor The fee model behind InterChain comprises three main components: masterchain consensus fees, partial-chain consensus fees, and transaction execution and mempool fees. The largest contributor to the overall fee is the masterchain consensus fees, paid in wMPC on the Partisia Blockchain. The size of the fee and wMPC gas properties directly affect InterChain execution and transaction fees. Masterchain consensus fees cover on-chain execution of multi-chain block proposals, state validation, and the full signing and publishing lifecycle. The subsidy introduced earlier this year temporarily reduced fees; block signing and publishing remain the main fee contributors. Currently, confirmation of blocks is part of the block publish execution. After the set confirmation time passes, the next minted block confirms past master blocks, leading to variable transaction finality times depending on the blockchain's usage. "Anchor" fork Let's look over "Anchor" in greater detail and showcase how the fork makes InterChain faster, cheaper, and more scalable. Off-chain block signing As a first step towards greater balance in off-chain and on-chain masterchain consensus execution, "Anchor" introduces off-chain block signing. The change splits the current block lifecycle, removing the on-chain trigger for block signing and replacing it with an off-chain process that uses the already available p2p protocol. The consensus changes eliminate unnecessary on-chain event registration overhead, resulting in a faster, cheaper signing process. Independent confirmation "Anchor" introduces independent block confirmations. The change decouples confirmation from the block publish lifecycle and introduces an independent step in the master and partial block lifecycles. As a result, an independent block confirmation step is added to the partial block lifecycle. Once partial block confirmation is completed, all scheduled transactions in the block are executed and cannot be reverted, achieving finality. Conclusion The changes introduced by "Anchor" are the first step towards the bigger goals set for 2026: lowering the fees for masterchain consensus and transaction execution, and achieving predictable execution time. To see the full details, check out our article - links below. As always, we will see you all on-chain.
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dex-trading.live
dex-trading.live@DexTradingLive·
DTL is now live on @0xPolygon ! The DTL ecosystem has officially expanded to Polygon, and our new DTL dApp is now live. You can now access the new pools: • DTL–POL • DTL–CDFI • DTL–CUSDC Interchain transfers from DMC to PoL are also enabled with an initial max transfer of 250k DTL per transaction. This limit will be monitored and adjusted as the ecosystem grows. Welcome to the next phase of the DTL ecosystem. 🚀
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