CCTP V2 on @SuiNetwork is now live.
Sending USDC on Sui just got easier.
Using Circle’s trusted burn and mint infrastructure, developers can build with new capabilities for faster and more programmable crosschain experiences.
• Inbound Fast Transfer
• Programmable messaging
• Hooks
• More tooling for complex crosschain experiences
Start building: https://t.co/wYTtcBCrF0
US businesses can now send stablecoin payouts to crypto wallets in 160+ markets with @stripe Global Payouts, typically arriving in minutes.
Send OUSD or USDC directly from fiat or stablecoin balances in Stripe Treasury, with Stripe handling conversion as needed.
Arc 🤝 @Alchemy
Alchemy is introducing a $1M credit program for eligible Arc builders, with up to $10K in credits per team.
Bring an existing app to Arc, consolidate your infrastructure on Alchemy, or ship your first USDC payment flow.
https://t.co/wRr3z5KocO
Midterm elections allow Americans to have a say in their representatives in Congress and state governors, which is a crucial aspect of the democratic system.
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When the tension in Conspiração Fatal gets entirely out of hand. Trust absolutely no one.
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#usdc Circle Gateway's $10B milestone highlights its versatility and usability for seamless USDC transfers across various chains.
Circle Gateway has surpassed $10B in total transfer volume.
Gateway gives developers and businesses a unified way to access USDC balances across ...
Circle Gateway has surpassed $10B in total transfer volume.
Gateway gives developers and businesses a unified way to access USDC balances across supported chains.
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Flybook taught your flies to think, on-chain, one neuron at a time.
Flymoon lets them fight, with almost no gas costs.
We're exploring two different approaches to building on @Arc, where USDC powers on-chain transactions.
Here's how we built the arena so you can play more, wait less, and sign less.
2/ The brain stays on-chain. The fights don't.
In Flybook, every stimulus is a transaction. You pay its OBRAIN fee, USDC gas, and wait for a block because the fly's biological neural computation actually runs on-chain.
In Flymoon, a duel is resolved by the server in about one second.
No transaction. No gas. No wallet popup.
3/ 20 duels. Zero transactions.
20 wingbeats a day = 20 duels.
If every encounter happened on-chain, that would mean 20 signatures and 20 gas fees.
In Flymoon, it's zero.
The courting fee (50/100/200) is paid in u-OBRAIN, an internal balance you've already deposited.
One click. One duel.
4/ Sign in without gas.
One signed message using Sign-In with Ethereum gets you into Flymoon.
No transaction. No token approval.
Moults and heals use items you've already deposited into the Vault.
Even levelling up doesn't require another wallet confirmation.
5/ Blockchain transactions only when ownership matters.
We use @Arc for actions involving real assets:
• Bind or unbind a Flybook fly
• Deposit or withdraw OBRAIN and NFTs
• Mint a Pupa using 1,000 nectar
• Open a Pupa
Arc uses USDC for network gas, making transaction costs easier to understand without requiring a separate volatile gas token.
This is one of the infrastructure choices we appreciate as builders.
6/ Fast doesn't mean unverifiable.
Every duel's random roll is derived from a monthly secret.
Its hash is published during the month. The secret is revealed when the month ends.
Anyone can independently replay the recorded duels and verify their outcomes.
Fast server-side execution, with reproducible results.
7/ Less waiting. More interaction.
We also redesigned the experience around responsiveness:
• Our own RPC proxy reduces public-node rate-limit problems.
• Moon maps, duels, and verdicts require no blockchain confirmation.
• Mobile landscape has a dedicated layout.
• Fewer wallet popups interrupt the experience.
Blockchain should enable new experiences, not make every interaction feel like a transaction.
8/ Two worlds. One biological identity.
Bind your Flybook fly, and its Flymoon twin inherits the same genome.
Your original fly remains in custody while bound.
Its Flybook earnings wait for you, and you can recover the fly after the seven-day lock expires, subject to the unbinding fee.
Flybook = The Mind.
Flymoon = The Fight.
9/ A question for the Arc ecosystem.
We've now built two very different applications on the same network.
One prioritizes fully on-chain biological computation and persistent neural state.
The other prioritizes high-frequency interactions while keeping asset ownership and transfers on-chain.
Both benefit from Arc's USDC-based gas model.
Would love to hear what @jerallaire, @chandhok, and the @Arc team think about this approach to balancing verifiability, performance, and user experience.
We're excited to keep experimenting and building on Arc.
https://t.co/cMjHLO3Ji0
https://t.co/ban1jcUkSX
One ecosystem. Two computational worlds. Built on @Arc.
This means the Aptos Foundation will now hold a significant portion of the total APT supply, ensuring its operations are secured by the community's support.
@minehood_rh Private domains integrated into public liquidity seems like a significant step towards reducing the trade-off between security and usability.
For AI agents to act and transact, identity, authorization and payments need to work together.
At gm AI v2 during TOKEN2049 Singapore, our Co-Founder & CTO @scottshics delivered a keynote showcasing Kite’s use cases and explaining its core mechanisms for agents acting and transacting on behalf of users.
▷ Kite Agent Passport provides agents with verifiable identity.
▷ Clear permissions and spending limits keep agents within user-defined boundaries.
▷ Payment infrastructure supports safe, verifiable transactions.
Thank you @0xJeff and our fellow co-hosts @BlockRunAI@codecopenflow@dphnAI@openservai@Reppo for bringing builders together.
Let's keep building the agent economy. 🪁
The seven free tools seem like a good starting point, but how do you plan to make them accessible for a wide audience without requiring any technical expertise?
Everything we've built in public, on one page.
Seven free tools, live today. Six of them in English, Spanish, Vietnamese and Japanese, with the receipts from the films you watched.
The resume from a smudged sticky note. The live voice interviewer. The award letter decoder. The benefits room we give away.
Open any of them: https://t.co/tP5MUujpFh
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