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Chainlink Tools Empower Base Network Transactions

Friday. August 16 at 2:30 AM

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Chainlink's entire product suite is now accessible to developers on the Ethereum layer-2 network Base, as announced on Aug. 15. This integration includes Data Streams and Verifiable Random Function (VRF) products. Base's Head of Product, Tom Vieira, praised Chainlink's infrastructure solutions like the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) and Price Feeds for enabling developers to create innovative on-chain applications. Base has gained popularity in the industry, processing over 4 million transactions in a day compared to Arbitrum's 1.8 million. Chainlink's Data Streams provide low-latency market data for DeFi products, enhancing user experience and security. The VRF upgrade offers improved features for developers, maintaining low latency. Chainlink's VRF will now support random number generation for smart contracts on Base. Various DeFi protocols, including GMX, are leveraging Chainlink's solutions. Oluwapelumi and Liam from CryptoSlate share insights on DeFi, mining, and the transformative power of decentralized technology.

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Trending Altcoins Experience Price Surges Due to Exchange Listings

Saturday. December 7 at 11:00 AM

Today, December 6, saw a surge in the prices of top trending altcoins, possibly due to surprise exchange listings. Among the top three trending altcoins - Across Protocol (ACX), Bertram The Pomeranian (BERT), and Orca (ORCA) - ACX experienced a significant price increase after being listed on Binance. The price of ACX rose from $0.61 to $1.45 before settling at $1.21. Technical indicators suggest a bullish momentum for ACX, with a potential rise to $2. On the other hand, BERT, a meme coin on Solana, saw a 16% price drop, but remains popular. ORCA, also listed on Binance, surged by 90% to $7.16. Market conditions are volatile, and caution is advised when making financial decisions.

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Elevating Memecoins: Pepeto's Path to Success

Tuesday. December 3 at 9:00 PM

Pepeto, a memecoin project, has successfully raised over $1 million in its presale phase, garnering significant interest from the cryptocurrency community. Beyond being just a memecoin, Pepeto aims to revolutionize the memecoin sector by introducing a bridge and exchange platform to enhance liquidity, accessibility, and collaboration among tokens. With plans to embrace all next-generation memecoins in the upcoming 2025 bull run, Pepeto is establishing itself as a pivotal project in the crypto space. The recent upgrade to its website indicates preparations for the launch of PepetoSwap technology, attracting early adopters and offering a glimpse into the evolving memecoin landscape. With its unique narrative, innovative tools, and growing community, Pepeto is poised for success in the market, with further developments on the horizon.

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Namada Launches Mainnet for Shielded Cross-Chain Transactions

Tuesday. December 3 at 8:00 PM

Namada, based in Zug, Switzerland, has officially released its genesis block, signaling the launch of its mainnet. The mainnet rollout includes staking and governance, marking the initial phase of Namada's decentralized network. Namada aims to safeguard user data during on-chain activities and cross-chain transactions through its Multi-Asset Shielded Pool (MASP). This innovative feature allows users to shield data related to any asset, facilitating secure interactions across various blockchain networks. Users also have the option of selectively disclosing transaction data. The launch, supported by the Anoma Foundation, emphasizes user control over sensitive data and aims to enhance adoption in the crypto space. Namada's community-driven genesis process ensures transparency and decentralization, with plans to expand support for IBC-based assets and other ecosystems in the future.

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Advancements in Brazil's CBDC Technology

Wednesday. November 20 at 9:30 AM

The Central Bank of Brazil (BCB) is progressing its central bank digital currency (CBDC) framework initiative through a collaboration with Banco Inter, Microsoft Brazil, 7COMm, and Chainlink. This partnership aims to enhance trade finance solutions in the second phase of Brazil’s DREX pilot program by automating cross-border settlements for commodity transactions using blockchain technology and oracles. Leveraging Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), the test will enable seamless interactions between Brazil’s DREX platform and foreign central banks. The initiative involves tokenizing an Electronic Bill of Lading (eBOL) and integrating supply chain data to automate payments, ensuring exporters are paid at various shipping stages. The pilot showcases how blockchain-based trade finance facilitates Delivery versus Payment (DvP) and Payment versus Payment (PvP) mechanisms to enhance efficiency, security, and transparency in the global supply chain, particularly in agricultural commodities. The collaboration also explores payment and delivery systems for trade finance and carbon credits amid global tokenization shifts, with stablecoins aiding Latin Americans in hedging against currency devaluation.

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