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“SushiSwap, a reputed decentralized digital asset exchange, has expanded its operations to Aptos, a layer 1 blockchain, marking its first integration outside Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility. The move aims to bolster SushiSwap’s multi-chain network strength while providing fresh capital to Aptos, helping it compete against other non-EVM blockchains.”

SushiSwap is launching new v3 liquidity pools across 13 networks, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, BSC, and Avalanche, to increase trading volumes and liquidity while mitigating financial risks. The pools offer greater flexibility, improved slippage tolerance, cross-chain support, and an enhanced smart-order system for users. However, potential drawbacks include technical difficulties and untested efficiency claims.

“BNB Chain’s Ethereum-compatible L2 has gone public after successfully testing its Optimism-powered layer 2 scaling platform. Aimed at providing lower gas costs and faster transactions, it displayed potential but not without some concerns, such as the week-long fund lockup during verification checks. Despite potential drawbacks, BNB Chain’s progress towards a swift, secure, and economical opBNB platform is laudable.”

“AI and Machine Learning (ML) are transforming traditional finance and crypto markets, with 75% of financial businesses adopting these technologies. Despite certain challenges in integration, their potential to revolutionize financial trade, improve security, and address crypto market inefficiencies, is significant.”

Decentralized exchange aggregator 1inch has partnered with Coinbase’s Ethereum Layer 2 network Base, aiming to leverage liquidity from 15 functioning decentralized exchanges. The agreement introduces 1inch’s limit order protocol, contrasting from standard instant price conversions, and integrating Base within robust Layer 2 networks like Optimism, Arbitrum, and zkSync Era. Despite impressive growth and transaction rates, Base faces challenges with a high proportion of meme coin activity, suggesting potential volatility.

“Sei Labs recently announced its layer 1 blockchain “Sei” is live after a successful testnet phase with SEI, Sei’s native token, listed on prominent exchanges. Sei intends to simplify asset exchange including Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). However, they are also focusing on gaming, social platforms, and carbon credits, not just DeFi assets.”

NFT lending platforms like Blend, Binance NFT Loan, and Astaria are flourishing by providing liquidity for NFT holders. However, concerns about lending mechanics, decentralization, and risk of liquidation persist, prompting industry insiders to encourage traders to learn how to safely borrow NFTs.

Bitcoin NFTs gain momentum, with “Space Pepes” collection reaching over $7.3 million traded in a week. Meanwhile, NFT lending platforms like Blur’s Blend and Binance’s NFT Loan Service emerge, offering new opportunities for NFT monetization despite skepticism.

Astaria, a non-fungible token (NFT) lending platform co-founded by Joseph Delong, former CTO of SushiSwap, has emerged with support for over 300,000 NFTs. By partnering with NFT appraisal service Upshot, Astaria streamlines liquidity provision and leasing processes, offering a more user-friendly lending experience and fostering growth in the Ethereum-based NFT ecosystem.

zkSync achieves one million transactions in 24 hours, ranking as the second top L2 network behind Ethereum. Increasing transaction speed and reducing fees, zkSync attracts interest from projects like 1inch, Chainlink, and Uniswap. Despite impressive milestones, users should consider the risks, including past mainnet malfunctions.