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Dapps are digital applications that run on a P2P network of computers rather than a single server, typically utilizing smart contracts to ensure transparency and uptime. In 2026, Dapps have achieved mass-market appeal through Account Abstraction, allowing for a "Web2-like" user experience with the security of Web3. This tag covers the entire ecosystem of decentralized software—from social media and productivity tools to governance platforms and identity management.

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Bitwise Prediction Sets Bitcoin Hyper on Fire

Bitwise Prediction Sets Bitcoin Hyper on Fire

The post Bitwise Prediction Sets Bitcoin Hyper on Fire appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin Over $1 Million: Bitwise Prediction Sets Bitcoin Hyper on Fire Sign Up for Our Newsletter! For updates and exclusive offers enter your email. Aidan Weeks, a Master’s graduate in Mechanical Engineering, has thrived as a content writer for over four years. Specializing in crypto, tech, engineering, AI, and B2B sectors, Aidan adeptly crafts web copy, blog posts, buying guides, manuals, product pages, and more, making complex concepts accessible and engaging. His transition from academia to full-time writing reflects his passion for bridging technical expertise with clear, informative content. Since joining Bitcoinist, Aidan has written extensively about DeFi, dApps, AI, and meme coins, solidifying his grasp on emerging blockchain technologies. An early adopter, he began investing in Solana in 2020, further deepening his insights into crypto markets and innovation. Today, he combines hands-on experience with a sharp editorial instinct to help readers cut through hype, spot real trends, and make sense of a fast-moving space. This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy Center or Cookie Policy. I Agree Source: https://bitcoinist.com/bitwise-predicts-bitcoin-over-1m-sets-bitcoin-hyper-on-fire/

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Investors Back DeSoc Over Cardano And XRP

Investors Back DeSoc Over Cardano And XRP

The post Investors Back DeSoc Over Cardano And XRP appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Crypto News XRP has been a constant in the crypto universe for quite some time, with praise for its application in cross-border payments and victory in court over the SEC. Yet even traditional tokens are not exempt from investor mood swings. As of now, XRP has dipped below $3, now selling at $3.10, a decline of 9.92%, though it recorded an astronomical 146.97% increase in day-to-day trading volume to more than $17.19 billion. So what’s going on? Yes, part of the decline can be attributed to profit-taking and market fluctuation, but there’s another trend in play too: investors relocating capital into fresh opportunities, namely, into next-gen DeFi social platforms like DeSoc. What’s Driven XRP’s Decline Despite Ripple’s persistent existence and real-world implementations, XRP has not been immune to overall sell-offs. The recent drop below the psychological $3 level is suspect considering the surge in trading volume, which typically signals either whale activity or bulk redemptions. Analysts suggest the following could be at play: Profit-taking following XRP’s recent rally over $3.30 Soliciting investor interest in more revolutionary altcoins Rotation within the market from old-school tokens to presale-stage ventures FOMO in new spaces such as decentralized identity and DeFi social This is not necessarily terrible news for XRP long-term, but short-term sentiment very much indicates retail and early adopters are searching for the next breakout. DeSoc: The Web3 Social Layer That’s Turning Heads Whereas XRP stumbles under the pressure of price, a new challenger is stepping into the limelight. DeSoc Decentralized Social is becoming the Web3 identity layer, uniting users on social platforms, chains, and communities. It’s a purpose-built project for the post-X (Twitter) world, where decentralized influence, on-chain trust, and creator ownership are more critical than ever. And the stats don’t lie: Raised over $10 million in its current presale SOCS…

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Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) Live News Today: Latest Insights for Bitcoin Maxis (August 29)

Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) Live News Today: Latest Insights for Bitcoin Maxis (August 29)

Stay Ahead with Our Immediate Analysis of Today’s Bitcoin & Bitcoin Hyper Insights Check out our Live Bitcoin Hyper Updates for August 29, 2025! In 2010, Bitcoin was worth a few cents. One year later, it hit $20. In six years, it was $17,000, and now it’s sitting at over $100K, after hitting an ATH […]

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Thrive XION Unveils Investment Program to Drive Mainstream Blockchain Adoption

Thrive XION Unveils Investment Program to Drive Mainstream Blockchain Adoption

Thrive XION’s investment program is empowering blockchain innovators with funding, tools, and support to drive real users, revenue, and mass adoption.

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Orochi Network Partners with RWA Inc. to Bolster RWA Innovation in Web3

Orochi Network Partners with RWA Inc. to Bolster RWA Innovation in Web3

The collaboration with RWA Inc. aims to leverage the zkDatabase of Orochi Network to verify and secure real-world data through cryptographic proofs.

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US Department of Commerce Puts Macro Data on Chain, Boosting Bitcoin Hyper Use Case

US Department of Commerce Puts Macro Data on Chain, Boosting Bitcoin Hyper Use Case

The US government further expanded its venture into DeFi by publishing its economic data on-chain via a partnership with Pyth and Chainlink oracles. This signals growing adoption of blockchain technology and another step towards the continued evolution of the crypto market. At the same time, as crypto becomes mainstream and network demands soar, the development […]

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Oasis Shines As A First Among Equals In The Blockchain Pantheon

Oasis Shines As A First Among Equals In The Blockchain Pantheon

The blockchain story has seen its share of firsts. We all know them. Bitcoin was the first official blockchain that started the journey solidifying the concept of cryptocurrency as a viable digital alternative to fiat currency and traditional finance. Ethereum was the first to craft smart contracts and develop the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) laying down the way of decentralized applications (dApps) and the decentralized web (web3). Cosmos was the first internet of blockchains experimenting with interoperability with sovereign chains. Polkadot was the first truly popular modular blockchain architecture where the composable ecosystem shared security and eased interoperability. Among this pantheon, Oasis has neatly carved its place as a first among its peers in many ways. 🌐Architecture: Modular before modular was cool For a long time, EVM compatibility was the popular choice to go for a blockchain protocol and the concept of modularity still felt quite early. But Oasis made the choice to adopt the modular architecture, moving away from the more commonly prevalent monolithic design. So, here we have a separate consensus layer and a distinct scalable execution layer composed of parallel runtimes or paratimes. The beauty of the design is instantly apparent. The paratimes promise near endless possibilities — can be EVM (Emerald, Sapphire) or WASM Cipher), permissioned or permissionless, privacy-focused or general purpose, Oasis’s own (Sapphire, Emerald, Cipher) or built and managed with enterprise focus (Gaia-X-powered Pontus-X by DeltaDAO). 🔒Technology: Privacy-first with RONL & ROFL TEEs Already flourishing as an L1 blockchain protocol with its EVM-based Emerald paratime, Oasis became the first to realize its privacy-first vision by introducing the Sapphire paratime — first and only production-ready confidential EVM that makes customizable privacy possible through its smart contracts designed to provide end-to-end encryption with flexibility of the confidential spectrum — 100% public to 100% private and anywhere in between). Believing in trustless execution environments (TEEs) as the go-to privacy-preserving technique, Sapphire uses Intel SGX. Privacy for web3 can only take you so far when decentralized AI (DeAI) joins the mix. On-chain computation suddenly becomes too heavy to handle with humongous datasets needing to be processed in continuity. The framework Oasis developed to handle all this was the first of its kind — runtime off-chain logic (ROFL) to complement Sapphire’s runtime on-chain logic (RONL). As a result, we transcend theory and get a practical glimpse into the future where DeAI and DeCC (decentralized confidential computing) work hand in hand. The TEEs here use both Intel SGX and TDX as embodied by the ROFL app, recently launched on mainnet. 🧠AI involvement: Before buzzword became trendy Oasis was also the first to recognize privacy for web3 with responsible data economy and uncompromising data sovereignty is a good start but probably would not be enough. AI would play a crucial role in shaping and transforming blockchain technology and applicability. As a result, it laid the foundation for the responsible AI framework, long before AI became a buzzword in crypto utility as well as among general users with zero crypto experience. However, Oasis, being a lot of firsts does not mean it is the only protocol in business. How Oasis works in close collaboration with other stalwarts underlines its leadership quality as well as its acknowledgement that solving the blockchain privacy paradox is not a single protocol’s achievement but has a lot of moving parts where many have contributed part of the solution making it all work. 🤝Events: TEEs take the party to world stage TEEs have long been pushed to the background of privacy technique discussions but it has strongly emerged as a leading solution for cryptographic security. Oasis has organized, co-hosting with other protocols, Afternoon TEE parties side by side with global blockchain events and conferences. Devcon Bangkok 2024https://medium.com/media/b8c6dffee4d46533d919309d8fb691ed/href ETHDenver 2025https://medium.com/media/d4a782c4d06f39a956cd01a776912212/href Token2049 Dubai 2025https://medium.com/media/b5a93b7d48d7ef543a5cb8398d9c2578/href EthCC Cannes 2025https://medium.com/media/973d5f4327832e57b999b001ccd6c1b6/href 🧩Alliances: Privacy and AI — one for all, and all for one Oasis is also aware of how alliances working towards a common goal would benefit everyone. Its standing as a founding member of the Universal Privacy Alliance (UPA) is testament to the fact that the unifying principles bonding the various members is true at all times — privacy as a fundamental, privacy tools as normal, and privacy by design as essential. As DeAI joins the ever-evolving blockchain technology’s purview, this also can benefit from a band working together with a common cause. As a result, we have Oasis, working in close conjunction of other pioneers in the field, helping to form HumanAIx — an open protocol alliance. So, we see what Oasis offers and how much more it has to offer in its position as a first mover and thought leader. As we look to the future of our blockchain interactions and experiences, Oasis shines as a reassuring presence — with the promise that its mission of smart privacy for web3 and AI will translate from vision to reality, with rules and application. Oasis Shines As A First Among Equals In The Blockchain Pantheon was originally published in Coinmonks on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story

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Sapphire 101: A Technical Workshop For Blockchain Devs Part 3

Sapphire 101: A Technical Workshop For Blockchain Devs Part 3

Continuing with Sapphire tutorial, we learnt in part 1 about Oasis architecture and confidential transaction, and in part 2 about signed view calls, frontend, and precompiles. #5: What to do next? This section will touch upon encryption & decryption, signing & verification, autonomous contracts, Oasis Privacy Layer (OPL), running nodes, etc. Encryption & Decryption We know now that end-to-end encryption is possible between user and smart contract where storage is on the public ledger in encrypted form. But, it is also possible to use X25519 key pairs inside a smart contract and derive shared secret on-chain. ECDH states that two people with their own key pairs, when they have each others public keys they can both derive the point, and nobody else can, unless one of the secrets gets leaked. Use cases Encrypted emitted events, stateless view calls Encrypted coupons, proxies, authentication, compliance Encryption (TypeScript) import * as sapphire from '@oasisprotocol/sapphire-paratime'const e2ePubKey = await e2e.getPublicKey();const box = sapphire.cipher.X25519DeoxysII.ephemeral(e2ePubKey);let {nonce, cipherText} = await box.encrypt(plaintextBytes);const nonceBytes32Hex = ethers.utils.hexlify(nonce) +"0000000000000000000000000000000000"; Decryption (Solidity) import "@oasisprotocol/sapphire-contracts/contracts/Sapphire.sol";contract E2EProxy {Sapphire.Curve25519PublicKey internal immutable publicKey;Sapphire.Curve25519SecretKey internal immutable privateKey;constructor (bytes memory extraEntropy) {(publicKey, privateKey) = Sapphire.generateCurve25519KeyPair(extraEntropy);}function getPublicKey() external view returns (bytes32) {return Sapphire.Curve25519PublicKey.unwrap(publicKey);}} import "@oasisprotocol/sapphire-contracts/contracts/Sapphire.sol";contract E2EProxy {function decrypt(bytes32 peerPublicKey, bytes32 nonce, bytes memory data)external{bytes32 sk = Sapphire.deriveSymmetricKey(Sapphire.Curve25519PublicKey.wrap(peerPublicKey),privateKey);bytes memory plaintext = Sapphire.decrypt(sk, nonce, data, "");}} Signing & Verification Contracts can generate key-pairs (Ed25519, X25519, Bitcoin & NIST) Signing with EcDSA and EdDSA There are various utilities for this. You can generate Ethereum addresses and sign transactions on-chain. You can verify WebAuthN / TouchID, using Ed25519 & EdDSA You can broadcast cross-chain without bridge dependency Signing (Solidity) import "@oasisprotocol/sapphire-contracts/contracts/Sapphire.sol";contract SigningExample {function sign(bytes32 hashed_message)external returns (bytes){Sapphire.SigningAlg alg =Sapphire.SigningAlg.Secp256k1PrehashedKeccak256;bytes memory pk;bytes memory sk;bytes memory digest = abi.encodePacked(hashed_message);Bytes memory entropy = Sapphire.randomBytes(32, "");(pk, sk) = Sapphire.generateSigningKeyPair(alg, entropy);return Sapphire.sign(alg, sk, digest, "");}} Verification (Solidity) import "@oasisprotocol/sapphire-contracts/contracts/Sapphire.sol";contract VerifyExample {function verify(bytes32 hashed_message, bytes memory signature)external returns (bool){Sapphire.SigningAlg alg =Sapphire.SigningAlg.Secp256k1PrehashedKeccak256;bytes memory digest = abi.encodePacked(hashed_message);return Sapphire.verify(alg, pk, digest, "", signature);}} On-chain Single Sign-On Viewing Keys — submitting an access token to view your data. Permits — providing access to specific functions (read/write). Daily Login with EIP-712: a. it is similar to permits but is application-specific b. it lets you sign a transaction once on a daily or weekly basis Explore this more with Oasis docs on Sapphire. Autonomous Contracts Using the key generation precompiles, Sapphire can generate Ethereum compatible accounts to pay their own gas — either on Sapphire or on other EVM compatible chains. Ethereum compatible key-generation & signing is included in the@oasisprotocol/sapphire-contracts package: EthereumUtils.sol — a, s = EthereumUtils.generateKeypair() EIP155Signer.sol — struct EIP155Signer.EthTx- EIP155Signer.sign(address,secret,tx) Ethereum Keypair Generation and Signing (Solidity) import '@oasisprotocol/sapphire-contracts/contracts/EthereumUtils.sol';contract KeypairExample {address pubkey;bytes32 secret;constructor () {(pubkey, secret) = EthereumUtils.generateKeypair();}function sign(bytes memory data)external view returns (SignatureRSV memory rsv){bytes32 digest = keccak256(data);rsv = EthereumUtils.sign(pubkey, secret, digest);}} Transaction Signing (Solidity) function signTx(uint64 nonce, uint256 gasPrice, uint256 value)external view returns (bytes memory txdata){return EIP155Signer.sign(pubkey, secret, EIP155Signer.EthTx({nonce: nonce,gasPrice: gasPrice,gasLimit: 250000,to: msg.sender,value: value,data: "",chainId: block.chainid}));} Explore this more with Oasis docs on Sapphire Oasis Privacy Layer (OPL) This workflow demonstrates connecting Sapphire with Ethereum, BNB chain and other EVM networks to be able to add encrypted transactions and confidential state without moving the whole build away from the home network. Explore this more with Oasis docs on OPL Running a node As a decentralized network, Oasis encourages developers to help with decentralization by becoming a validator and/or running a ParaTime compute node (it can be Sapphire as well as Cipher or Emerald). Alternatively, devs can simply run consensus and/or ParaTime client node along with the web3 gateway to avoid public endpoints or possible malicious interactions. Explore this more with Oasis docs on running a node Key resources used for this tutorial which is must-check:Sapphire docsSapphire repositoryOasis playground for demo dAppsSapphire workshop in Oasis Academyhttps://medium.com/media/1f30f70b740196ca8a9bb6dcb28fd41e/href Have a question or need help? Join our Discord and head over to the #dev-central channel. Originally published at https://dev.to on August 27, 2025. Sapphire 101: A Technical Workshop For Blockchain Devs Part 3 was originally published in Coinmonks on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story

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Base Overtakes Solana in NFT Volume as Zora Drives Minting Frenzy

Base Overtakes Solana in NFT Volume as Zora Drives Minting Frenzy

The post Base Overtakes Solana in NFT Volume as Zora Drives Minting Frenzy appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. With millions of mints and $122 million in trading volume, Base has quietly emerged as a go-to platform for Web3 creators. Coinbase’s Layer-2 network, Base, has become one of the most active blockchain ecosystems by NFT trading volume, surpassing Solana and Abstract. DappRadar’s blockchain analyst Sara Gherghelas said in a recent research report that Base has become a popular place for creators, thanks to cheap mints, creator-friendly tools, and “speculation around a potential airdrop.” Top Blockchains by NFT Volume “Base NFTs hit $122M in trading volume and 6.7M sales in 2025, with June marking a breakout moment (+336% MoM volume),” Gherghelas noted. The surge has been fueled by top collections such as DX Terminal, Onchain Gaias, Oracle Patron, Based Punks, and Get Based, blending retro-futuristic art, interactive gameplay, and, in the case of Onchain Gaias, the ability for holders to train AI-enabled agents across Web3 ecosystems. Behind the Numbers The main driver behind Base’s NFT boom is Zora, an open-source NFT protocol that lets creators launch low-cost NFTs and drops on Base for less than one U.S. dollar, while also offering an ERC-20 layer for creator tokens. “Since July alone, Zora on Base has recorded 1.6 million tokens minted, generating $470 million in trading volume and $3.4 million in creator royalties,” Gherghelas wrote. Data from DefiLlama shows that starting in July, Zora’s revenue jumped to $4.7 million, marking a more than 312,000% increase compared to Q4 2024. On the marketplace front, OpenSea has emerged as the leader on Base, with Gherghelas attributing this to the fact that the marketplace was an early Base supporter. NFT Volume by Marketplace Amid the recent uptick in NFT activity, OpenSea has overtaken Blur over the past 90 days, with trading volume of $389 million, compared to Blur’s $312 million, according to Token Terminal. Source:…

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Somnia Taps Fireblocks to Redefine Enterprise-Level Security for Digital Assets

Somnia Taps Fireblocks to Redefine Enterprise-Level Security for Digital Assets

The partnership aims to integrate the security infrastructure of Fireblocks into Somnia to ensure secure issuance, storage, and movement of digital assets.

Author: Blockchainreporter