According to Onchain Lens, Vitalik has deposited 2.09 million STRK, worth $799k, into Binance. Vitalik received these tokens in the past 5 months, when they were worth $1.51 million, and currently has a loss of $714k. Vitalik invested in StarkNet in the seed round in May 2018. https://t.co/2MvbZ2MzGu
🚨 Major shakeup in Ethereum’s Layer 2 ecosystem: dYdX v3, a long-standing decentralized exchange, has shut down, leaving over $70M in user funds not withdrawn.
What happens to assets on an L2 when it stops, and what role does L2BEAT play? 🧵👇
☄️ @EVE_Frontier
EVE Frontier is a space survival game in development by @CCPGames, the creators of the popular @EveOnline MMO, which has been a pioneering title in game economics for two decades.
Currently being built on @redstonexyz, a Layer 2 network designed for gaming and Autonomous Worlds, EVE Frontier will drop players in a decaying universe where they awake as the last remnants of humanity. The grand challenge? Rebuild civilization while contending with limited resources, fierce competition, and rogue AIs.
The game’s “single-shard” universe is powered by CCP’s bespoke (and soon-to-be open-sourced) Carbon engine alongside MUD, a popular framework for onchain games built by @latticexyz that lets players program and modify aspects of game worlds in real-time.
At the core of this architecture is Frontier’s “Smart Assemblies” — modular, programmable structures that players can build and deploy in space. These can range from storage units to complex, interactive entities like trading posts, defense systems, or even mission-giving structures.
Smart Assemblies can also unlock extensive possibilities for third-party devs, like coding up automated marketplaces, bounty boards, or even private economies. The idea is to add layers of tactical depth and personal expression to the game.
Like Eternum, EVE Frontier’s economy will be fully player-driven, designed with open ownership and real-world value in mind. Built on the ERC-20 and ERC-721 token standards, the economy will be wide open for trading, and players will be able to create custom assets and currencies within the game, mirroring the deep economic features that EVE Online pioneered.