Developers News

OneBalance raised $20 million to launch a developer toolkit enabling one-click crosschain crypto transactions, aiming to fix fragmented UX and boost app conversions.

PancakeSwap now offers one-click crosschain swaps with Across Protocol, aiming to reduce bridge risk and improve DeFi user experience across Arbitrum, Base and BNB Chain.

As crypto goes mainstream, regulation is no longer a distant threat or bureaucratic detail — it’s the new foundation.

Bitcoin may be decentralized, but its price isn’t immune to the influence of whales, protocol upgrades, ETF approvals and global regulations.

Donut’s AI agents understand page intent and autonomously execute blockchain transactions for token swaps, yield farming or portfolio optimization.

AI’s future doesn’t depend on ever-larger models but on better, human-curated data. AI risks bias, hallucinations and irrelevance without expert oversight and high-quality training sets.

Blockchain's rigidity limits Web3. Web3's scalability and future lie beyond traditional blockchains. Expect a shift toward flexible, verifiable systems prioritizing efficiency over rigid total ordering

While crypto market sentiment often swings with price volatility, the true momentum in the industry lies beneath the surface, within the relentless activity of developers building real-world solutions.

Charles Hoskinson has denied claims of misappropriating $600 million in ADA and says IOG will publish an audit report following community backlash.

Block Inc. CEO Jack Dorsey was among those supporting a proposal to remove satoshis as Bitcoin’s base unit, but others strongly oppose the change.

AI vibe coding is a new approach that uses AI tools to assist in coding, making development more accessible to non-technical users.

Anatoly Yakovenko proposed a data availability layer to connect crosschain data across leading networks, boosting blockchain interoperability.

Jeffy Yu, the Zerebro developer who livestreamed his apparent suicide, has been spotted alive by a San Francisco Standard news reporter.

Ambire and Trust Wallet are among the first wallets to support Ethereum’s Pectra upgrade (EIP-7702), enabling existing accounts to leverage account abstraction features.

Ethereum developers have activated the network's Pectra upgrade, bringing smart accounts, higher staking limits and improved scalability through key EIPs.