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“Arbitrum Foundation, a supporter of the Ethereum Layer 2 network, is partnering with Fracton Ventures to tap into the Japanese market. The alliance will focus on ecosystem construction and furnish community education, promoting Arbitrum’s adoption by Japanese developers and investors.”

Trader Joe, a leading decentralized exchange operating on the Avalanche blockchain, aims to strengthen its liquidity through a 1.83 million ARB grant from Arbitrum DAO. The DEX intends to contribute to the growth of the Arbitrum ecosystem using its innovative Market Making Incentives Program and Auto-Pool product. Implementing this strategy, Trader Joe will promote development and innovation within the Arbitrum ecosystem, fostering community-first relationships.

The Arbitrum Foundation recently transferred unclaimed tokens worth $56 million into their network’s decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) treasury. While offering new governance possibilities, this move also carries risks and obligations for token holders, speaks volumes about the future for Arbitrum’s users, and poses questions about the speed of tokenizing and redistributing actions within just six months of their DAO launch.

The Arbitrum Foundation recently transferred 69 million unclaimed ARB tokens to its treasury, amounting to $59 million and boosting it to nearly $3 billion in governance tokens. This successful move was through a vote proposed by a community member, demonstrating the impact of community engagement and decentralized operations. Meanwhile, Arbitrum’s user activity is growing along with efforts to expand the NFT space on its network.

“In the blockchain technology stakes, maintaining security and preventing fraudulent activity is key, with protocols like Arbitrum’s fraud proofs playing a significant role. Surprisingly, according to Offchain Labs, these fraud proofs haven’t been used since the protocol’s launch two years ago, due to a combination of strong deterrent measures and the risk to validators.”

The founder of Arbitrum, Ed Felten, introduces Stylus as a game-changer for Ethereum Virtual Machines (EVMs). Stylus allows developers to use languages like Rust, C, and C++, speeding up computations and reducing gas costs. This could lead to advancements in code development, higher performance on-chain operations, and potentially making EVMs safer.

Offchain Labs, creators of the Arbitrum blockchain, have developed a tool called Arbitrum Stylus to tap into the larger developer community. This tool facilitates easier working with popular languages like Rust, C++, and C without departing from the Ethereum Virtual Machine standard. It seeks to bring more developers towards the Ethereum ecosystem, leveraging languages more common than Solidity, the main Ethereum coding language. The ultimate deployment of Arbitrum Stylus rests with the Arbitrum DAO community.

“Arbitrum plans to unfreeze more than $1 billion worth of its ARB tokens, marking the beginning of a four-year period of staggered token releases. This ‘cliff unlock’ strategy unfreezes a set percentage of tokens, injecting liquidity into the system. However, the impact on ARB’s future value remains uncertain, underscoring the unpredictability of the crypto realm.”

“PancakeSwap, a leading decentralized exchange, announced its operations on the Ethereum scaling network, Arbitrum. The aim is to increase user base and revenue streams, offering faster transaction times, low fees, and expanding the decentralized finance (DeFi) space.”

Arbitrum community is currently weighing two significant governance proposals worth millions. If approved, ARB token holders will have the power to decide which programs receive funding, a major step towards decentralization. However, concerns over potential misallocation of assets and misuse of grant-making powers call for a balanced approach.

Optimism, a Layer-2 solution for Ethereum utilizing optimistic rollup technology, has surpassed its rival Arbitrum in terms of transaction volume for the first time in six months. This was largely driven by the launch of Worldcoin on Optimism and a reduction in transaction fees due to Optimism’s Bedrock upgrade. However, Optimism still trails Arbitrum considering the total value locked within contracts.

“Blockchain layer-2 Optimism surpassed Arbitrum in daily transactions, largely thanks to the emergence of Worldcoin. Despite Optimism’s transaction rates, it trails in daily active wallets compared to Arbitrum. The competition between these two demonstrates the evolving nature and diverse directions of blockchain technology.”

Arbitrum (ARB) coin, a leading Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum, gains investor confidence with its value rising from $0.9411 to $1.1691 within a week. This surge in popularity and success is partly due to the introduction of Arbitrum Orbit, a groundbreaking tool designed to empower Layer 3 networks, boosting Ethereum’s transaction processing speed and lowering costs.

Nansen’s report on the Arbitrum airdrop event reveals sustained high transaction counts and daily users, while new user adoption has declined. The network retained a significant share of Ethereum bridging volume, but long-lasting effects on overall activity remain uncertain.

The integration of Circle Internet Financial’s stablecoin USDC into Arbitrum, a leading layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum, offers intriguing possibilities for businesses and the crypto community. However, potential challenges posed by software bugs and token price fluctuations should be considered before embracing this rapidly-evolving blockchain innovation.

Circle, a US-based payments firm issuing the USD Coin (USDC) stablecoin, is set to launch its coin natively on Arbitrum, an Ethereum scaling solution, on June 8th. This will provide benefits like maintaining a 1:1 exchange ratio with the US dollar, offering institutional on/off ramps, and supporting the forthcoming Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP), which aims to eliminate bridge withdrawal delays.

Circle plans to launch a new native version of USDC on the Arbitrum network, aiming to enhance transaction speed using cross-chain transfer protocols. Amid a changing landscape for stablecoins, this move could help regain market share and adapt to the evolving world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies.

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.

Chainlink and Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution Arbitrum have launched Chainlink Verifiable Random Function (VRF) on Arbitrum One, uniting both platforms for new smart contracts and decentralized application (DApp) development, featuring secure, scalable, and fair applications such as NFTs and gaming.

Cryptocurrency platform Compound Finance is deploying its latest iteration on scaling solution Arbitrum, focusing on selected cryptocurrencies like ETH and WBTC. This development represents a commitment to optimizing technology and making lending and borrowing idle digital assets more affordable.

The Ethereum blockchain will undergo the Bedrock hard fork on June 6 as Optimism, a layer 2 scaling solution, introduces a major upgrade for improved modularity, simplicity, and Ethereum equivalence. This is expected to increase performance and functionality, while fueling positive market sentiment for Optimism’s Layer 2 network.

Arbitrum plans to distribute nearly $6.2 million worth of ETH to its decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) from network transaction fees, totaling 3,352 ETH. This follows a disagreement between Arbitrum’s team and community members over an unapproved fund transfer. The distribution aims to align community incentives and give ARB tokens purpose beyond governance.

“Ethereum’s integration of layer 2 networks marked a shift in industry practices, with auxilliary networks supporting developers and easing mainnet congestion. Base and Friend.tech, for instance, have seen significant growth. However, Messari’s analysts advise caution due to market uncertainties.”

“Decentralized social media application, Stars Arena, a clone of Friend.tech, significantly boosted Avalanche’s network activity, spurring daily transactions by over 186% in two days. However, despite over 10,000 active wallets and $3.26 million trading volume, it falls short compared to Friend.tech’s $44.27 million Total Value Locked, raising questions about its potential.”

Friend.tech, a decentralized social network built on Coinbase’s Base and linked to Twitter, is gaining traction with almost ETH 11,000 in protocol fees. It currently ranks third in 24-hour fees, surpassing established platforms like OpenSea, Tron, and layer-1 & layer-2 giants such as Uniswap, Bitcoin, and MetaMask.