D3 has launched Frontier, a program that lets users deposit eligible assets in Solana and Hyperliquid vaults to earn points toward priority access to new internet domain names. D3, the core contributor to Doma Protocol, announced Frontier at Korea Blockchain Week on Sep. 28. Under the program, members deposit eligible assets with supported vault providers,
Moving an investment onto a blockchain does not mean anyone can buy it. Some assets come with restrictions on who can hold them, where investors can live and when they can sell. Metaplex wants to make those rules part of the token itself. The Solana tokenization platform announced MPL-3643 on September 28, ahead of Korea
Oracle has chosen $NEAR Protocol for a proof of concept that integrates stablecoin payments into its Oracle Simphony point-of-sale system. This system processes over 6.3 billion transactions annually and aims to achieve checkout in under three seconds. The move signifies a major step towards enhancing blockchain’s role in retail payments, as detailed in the original
Doma Protocol has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative to tokenize domain names, transforming them into valuable digital assets. This development was highlighted in a tweet by @solana, stating, “Domains are now assets.” This could significantly enhance interest in digital ownership and create new investment opportunities for crypto enthusiasts and institutions alike. Inside the Move In the
CertiK, the largest Web3 security services provider, has completed a formal verification of zkWasm, a general-purpose zero-knowledge virtual machine used to generate cryptographic proofs of program execution, according to information shared with Finbold on September 28, 2026. Using the Coq proof assistant, CertiK’s research team mathematically proved that zkWasm’s core circuits are sound, providing a
Oracle is integrating its financial-services technology with Swift’s blockchain ledger to help banks connect tokenized deposit systems across institutions and bring them into existing payment flows. The integration will allow financial institutions to use their own tokenized deposit infrastructure while supporting traditional and digital-asset payments through a unified operating model. Swift’s ledger will coordinate cross-bank
Chainlink released Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) 2.0 on Monday, delivering a major upgrade to its communication and bridging infrastructure that lets different blockchains talk to each other and swap funds. It lets companies add their own security checks to those transfers, with the launch coming five months after the year’s biggest DeFi hack, blamed on
R3E Network has deployed its neo-n4 elastic network prototype to the Neo N3 TestNet, marking the first live deployment of Jimmy Liao’s independent multi-L2 architecture. The project, which uses the “neo-n4” name, is a separate effort from Erik Zhang’s canonical Neo 4 protocol work. Zhang’s work focuses on a RISC-V VM evolution of Neo’s core
COZ has distributed 429 $NEO in Proof of Working round 2.13, recognizing three contributors working across short-form video education, smart contract release tooling, and decentralized storage SDK maintenance. The distribution, published by COZ on Aug. 31, covers work from REDDON $NEO NEWS, the Pusharoo deployment workspace, and the NeoFS Python SDK. The rewards were distributed
Zano has rolled back approximately a month of blockchain history after a vulnerability involving Gateway Addresses allowed unauthorized $ZANO and Freedom Dollar to enter circulation, according to its core team. The Zano blockchain has been restarted at block 3,833,000, immediately before Hard Fork 6, which introduced the affected feature. The recovery requires participating nodes, miners,