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HamadPopoola retweeted

ETH Belgrade

@ethbelgrade

2 months ago

SPONSOR ANNOUNCEMENT 🌐 @lifiprotocol is joining ETH Belgrade! https://t.co/XukaRPM9mO builds infrastructure for moving assets across chains, aggregating bridges, DEXs and other liquidity sources through a single integration. Today, it supports 60+ chains and has processed more than $80B in transfer volume. Their goal is simple: make cross-chain activity feel simple for both users and developers. Meet the https://t.co/XukaRPM9mO team on August 26–27. 🇷🇸

ethbelgrade's tweet photo. SPONSOR ANNOUNCEMENT 🌐

@lifiprotocol is joining ETH Belgrade!

https://t.co/XukaRPM9mO builds infrastructure for moving assets across chains, aggregating bridges, DEXs and other liquidity sources through a single integration. Today, it supports 60+ chains and has processed more than $80B in transfer volume.

Their goal is simple: make cross-chain activity feel simple for both users and developers.

Meet the https://t.co/XukaRPM9mO team on August 26–27. 🇷🇸

HamadPopoola retweeted

Spectra

@spectra_finance

3 months ago

Three developments in the XRP yield economy. First, one of the largest XRP volume candles was recorded on Spectra @FlareNetworks over the weekend. Spectra remains a leading venue for XRP yield trading. Thousands of wallets have traded through XRP-related pools this year, with activity running non-stop across them. Second, a structural friction across the industry that our infrastructure addressed this year. Fixed-term markets across the onchain economy share a common problem: liquidity disperses at expiry, and each cycle restarts trading activity from zero. Halfway through 2026, that cycle closed for the first time at scale. The @GamiLabs MetaVault carried $4.3M from an expired pool into a new set, the first liquidity rollover of its kind across fixed-term markets, so XRP yield trading continued uninterrupted, with depth in place from day one. The technology behind that continuity is MetaVaults, the most flexible vault framework available today. Third, what lands next: the order book, which will complement both the permissionless pools and MetaVaults. What the Spectra order book changes in practice: Today, a user entering or exiting a PT or YT position takes the prevailing implied rate from the pool, or monitors the market manually and waits for the right moment. With the order book, they set the rate they want once, and the order works on its own until it fills. Today, every trade moves along the curve and absorbs its own price impact, discovered in the swap preview, with larger orders feeling it most. A limit order carries no price impact and no negative slippage at any size: it fills at the rate set, or it waits. Today, a liquidity provider parks liquidity in a pool and absorbs whatever flow arrives at curve pricing. With the order book, they quote the implied rates they are willing to buy and sell at, and those quotes stand until moved. For market makers, the order book is where the strategy layer opens up: quoting both sides, pulling orders when conditions change, and running inventory across expiries. Paired with MetaVaults, inventory held in a vault can be quoted directly on the book, giving market makers and curators one place to manage positions across expiries. The order book brings the execution standard of traditional venues to onchain yield, and the industry's first one for XRP yield is arriving on Spectra. XRP yield markets on Flare: https://t.co/EcS250WYCJ

spectra_finance's tweet photo. Three developments in the XRP yield economy.

First, one of the largest XRP volume candles was recorded on Spectra @FlareNetworks over the weekend.

Spectra remains a leading venue for XRP yield trading. Thousands of wallets have traded through XRP-related pools this year, with activity running non-stop across them.

Second, a structural friction across the industry that our infrastructure addressed this year.

Fixed-term markets across the onchain economy share a common problem: liquidity disperses at expiry, and each cycle restarts trading activity from zero.

Halfway through 2026, that cycle closed for the first time at scale. The @GamiLabs MetaVault carried $4.3M from an expired pool into a new set, the first liquidity rollover of its kind across fixed-term markets, so XRP yield trading continued uninterrupted, with depth in place from day one.

The technology behind that continuity is MetaVaults, the most flexible vault framework available today.

Third, what lands next: the order book, which will complement both the permissionless pools and MetaVaults.

What the Spectra order book changes in practice:

Today, a user entering or exiting a PT or YT position takes the prevailing implied rate from the pool, or monitors the market manually and waits for the right moment. With the order book, they set the rate they want once, and the order works on its own until it fills.

Today, every trade moves along the curve and absorbs its own price impact, discovered in the swap preview, with larger orders feeling it most. A limit order carries no price impact and no negative slippage at any size: it fills at the rate set, or it waits.

Today, a liquidity provider parks liquidity in a pool and absorbs whatever flow arrives at curve pricing. With the order book, they quote the implied rates they are willing to buy and sell at, and those quotes stand until moved.

For market makers, the order book is where the strategy layer opens up: quoting both sides, pulling orders when conditions change, and running inventory across expiries.

Paired with MetaVaults, inventory held in a vault can be quoted directly on the book, giving market makers and curators one place to manage positions across expiries.

The order book brings the execution standard of traditional venues to onchain yield, and the industry's first one for XRP yield is arriving on Spectra.

XRP yield markets on Flare:
https://t.co/EcS250WYCJ

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HamadPopoola retweeted

Mantle

@Mantle_Official

3 months ago

Onchain volume in tokenized stocks is up 170× in a year, from $53M to $9.22B, per @a16zcrypto. As more capital moves onchain, depth alone isn't enough. Filling orders with minimal price impact takes three things running together: → Deep liquidity → Firm and reliable pricing → Execution you can count on Mantle brings all three, on @Fluxion_network with native AMM depth and xChange's Atomic RFQ by @xStocksFi. The size you want, at the price you clicked.