Stablecoins have probably become the 2nd killer application in the crypto ecosystem after Bitcoin. And the transaction volumes are already exceeding all traditional payment channel benchmarks. They kind of capture the full money movement revenue stack. JPYC’s Yen Yen-backed stablecoins, Wyoming USD-backed FRNT, and LG CNS Won-based stablecoins are making headlines at the moment due to their anticipated launches. In all this news, there’s a common name, Avalanche, ending up as the perfect batt...

What would you do if you want to act in an accountable manner towards the environment by buying sustainable products but get to know that your store owner/ manufacturer is not acting in a compliant manner. Or, you want to buy a genuine product but you end up knowing that it is a counterfeit despite paying a premium price. In the EU region, more than 150 claims from companies highlighting that their products are authentic, have credible environmental impact, protects labor rights and are recyc...

For Arbitrum Orbit chains, your data availability (DA) choice is the single biggest lever on fees, throughput, and “trust model.” Get DA right and you unlock cheaper transactions, faster finality, and cleaner operations. Get it wrong and you’ll either overpay on L1 or accept risk you didn’t plan for. Arbitrum Orbit provides three options for this. Default Ethereum DA, AltDA for off-chain data, and Arbitrum AnyTrust mode. Zeeve Rollups-as-a-Service (RaaS) supports all three and has a productio...

The White House has taken a credible stance to anchor the United States as the beacon of innovation of the 21st century to make America Great Again. But this can only happen when cryptos can go mainstream in the Unites States and not evolve, emulate and excel some place else. For cryptos to evolve and be innovative in the United States, there are two sectors ripe for innovation: (i) On chain IDs (ii) Payments. If these two sectors are revolutionized, it would let crypto fly by from the United...

There’s a narrative war in action on Crypto Twitter(CT) as we are reading this where a section of the CT family is saying build on top of L2s/ rollups because they are fast, cheap and easy. But at the same time, Avalanche is also taking the market by storm for DeFi apps, institutions and gaming. As an entrepreneur / startup owner or an aspiring project investor to build something innovative, which way should the development team move? Hard to say because there’s no black and white while choos...

In 2025, blockchain ecosystems have expanded across multiple categories of chains like public chains, Layer2/Layer3 rollups, appchains, Avalanche L1s, etc. With this growth comes an explosion in on-chain data. And hence an effective indexing of blockchain data has become mission-critical: it transforms raw, immutable ledger data into actionable, rapidly-queryable information that is the foundation of modern dApps, analytics dashboards, regulatory reporting, and more. This article outlines the...

Both Optimism and Arbitrum offer L2 scaling solutions, which means both focus primarily on improving transaction speed and reducing fees in the pursuit of more scalability. Both of them have different tactical approaches. However, they share the same core traits, which involve Ethereum settlement and data availability. So where does the difference lie? It lies in their architectural foundation. Optimism strictly aligns with the Ethereum network, using ETH as its gas token. Arbitrum, on the ot...

Lately, two buzzwords are lighting up Crypto Twitter: CLOB and High-Performance L2s with ZK tech. Because DeFi is in a transition phase from its experimental V 1.0 to a serious, institution-ready V 2.0 era via CLOB. But getting there requires breaking real barriers: achieving 40,000–100,000 TPS and <100ms blocktimes and logical executions ; without compromising decentralization. That’s no small ask for a maturing technology. After all, 40% of U.S. retail equity relies on Centralized Order Boo...

Arbitrum Orbit has emerged as the go-to stack for app-specific rollups, offering full customization, native Ethereum compatibility, and low-cost L2 and L3 scalability. But while the Orbit SDK gives you the flexibility to design your custom blockchain, the real differentiator often lies in the integrated tooling and middleware your provider brings to the table. From DevNet → testnet to mainnet, the execution layer only gives the lean structure. But to function them, manage them, you need some ...

Private financial institutions, despite the market cap of $2T are failing to modernize their financial structure because they have the compliance hurdle to cross. For example, Signature Bank’s Signet platform allowed trading in cryptos-fiat pairs for near instantaneous settlements but the platform was not in compliance as per SEC rules and regulations, forcing them to wrap up and shut operations in 2023. Now on an average, to set-up such payment rails using a blockchain infra, there’s roughly...