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How Ava Labs is Reshaping Global Web3 Adoption

Jak Ava Labs přetváří globální přijetí Web3

Cómo Ava Labs está transformando la adopción global de la Web3

Comment Ava Labs révolutionne l'adoption du Web3 à l'échelle mondiale

Ava Labs が Web3 の世界的な導入をどのように変えているのか

როგორ ცვლის Ava Labs გლობალური Web3-ის მიღებას

Ava Labs Global Web3 кабыл алууну кантип өзгөртүп жатат

Kaip „Ava Labs“ keičia pasaulinį Web3 pritaikymą

Cum Ava Labs remodelează adoptarea globală Web3

Ako Ava Labs pretvára globálne prijatie Web3

Hur Ava Labs omformar Global Web3 Adoption

Paano Binabago ng Ava Labs ang Global Web3 Adoption

Ava Labs global Web3 qabul qilishni qanday o'zgartirmoqda

Welcome to another riveting episode of 'Behind the Startup' on Hackernoon, where we delve into the journeys of those shaping the future of technology. Today, we're thrilled to have Devika Mittal, Head of India at Ava Labs, illuminate the path of blockchain innovation in India. With a rich experience spanning across strategy consulting, leading roles in tech giants, and spearheading blockchain initiatives, Devika brings a unique perspective to the table. In this conversation, we explore the convergence of blockchain technology with educational credentialing, the nuances of leading Avalanche's growth in the dynamic Indian market, and the vision that propels Ava Labs into the future. Join us as Devika shares her insights into the transformative power of blockchain, the strategic partnerships driving adoption, and the roadmap laying ahead for Ava Labs in India. Behind the Success of Ava Labs in India: An Exclusive with Devika Mittal Hi Devika, it's a pleasure to have you with us today. With an illustrious career that spans strategy consulting, roles at Microsoft, Okcoin, and now as the Head of India at Ava Labs, how has your diverse experience shaped your approach to leading Ava Labs' initiatives in India? Ishan Pandey: Thank you, Ishan. My journey through various sectors and roles has been foundational in understanding the multifaceted nature of technology's impact on business and society. At Ava Labs, this breadth of experience allows me to navigate the complex blockchain ecosystem, focusing on strategic partnerships, educational initiatives, and fostering a supportive environment for developers. Devika Mittal: Our goal is to showcase the Avalanche network's capabilities to developers and institutions, ensuring a secure and efficient blockchain infrastructure for building scalable solutions. The diversity in my background helps me appreciate the nuances in the Indian market, driving targeted strategies that address specific needs and opportunities in the blockchain domain. Avalanche's collaboration with IEEE for blockchain certificates in India marks a significant milestone. Can you elaborate on the decision-making process that led to Avalanche being chosen as the primary settlement layer, especially considering the importance of EVM compatibility? Ishan Pandey: Our partnership with IEEE and Zupple Labs to digitize credentials on the blockchain was driven by the need for a secure, scalable, and EVM-compatible platform. Avalanche stood out due to its ability to handle large-scale needs efficiently and cost-effectively while maintaining the decentralized nature essential for such sensitive data. Devika Mittal: The collaboration underscores Avalanche's technical prowess and our commitment to decentralization, setting a precedent for future blockchain-based credentialing systems. What makes Avalanche's C-Chain particularly suited for the credentialing needs of IEEE's vast membership base in India? Ishan Pandey: The C-Chain's unique capabilities, such as its public nature and EVM compatibility, make it ideal for the credentialing use case. It supports a model where there's a single issuer and numerous verifiers, ensuring documentation is easily verifiable yet securely stored. This is crucial for a diverse and large base like IEEE's in India, where secure, transparent, and accessible verification processes are needed. Devika Mittal: Observing the increasing adoption of blockchain in the Indian public sector, what trends do you see, and how is Avalanche positioned to support these developments? Ishan Pandey: The Indian public sector's openness to blockchain technology is promising, with state governments and central entities exploring its applications in real-world use cases. Avalanche is well-positioned to support these initiatives through its scalable, secure, and efficient platform. Our focus is on addressing specific pain points, such as fraud in credentialing and transparency in supply chains, through blockchain solutions that can be implemented at scale. Devika Mittal: Considering the IEEE's endorsement of blockchain for credentialing, how do you see this influencing the broader Web3 ecosystem and IEEE's role in global Web3 adoption? Ishan Pandey: The IEEE's endorsement is a powerful signal of blockchain's potential in credentialing and beyond. It sets a precedent for other institutions to follow, potentially leading to widespread adoption of blockchain in various sectors. For the Web3 ecosystem, this is an opportunity to demonstrate the practical, real-world applications of blockchain technology, thereby fostering broader adoption and understanding. IEEE's role could be pivotal in promoting Web3 adoption globally, acting as a bridge between the technical community and the broader public. Devika Mittal: Finally, what is Ava Labs' vision and strategy for India, and how do you plan to engage with the ecosystem to drive blockchain adoption? Ishan Pandey: Ava Labs is deeply committed to the Indian market, recognizing its critical role in the global blockchain landscape. Our strategy revolves around building strong institutional partnerships, supporting developers through educational programs, and fostering innovation through hackathons and investments in emerging projects. By working closely with the ecosystem, we aim to drive blockchain adoption across sectors, making India a leading hub for blockchain innovation and development. Devika Mittal: Don’t forget to like and share the interview! Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our brand-as-author program. Be it through direct compensation, media partnerships, or networking, the author has a vested interest in the company/ies mentioned in this story. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR

How Ava Labs is Pioneering Blockchain Education and Adoption in India

কিভাবে Ava ল্যাবস ভারতে অগ্রগামী ব্লকচেইন শিক্ষা এবং দত্তক

Wie Ava Labs Pionierarbeit bei der Blockchain-Ausbildung und -Einführung in Indien leistet

Cómo Ava Labs es pionero en la educación y adopción de Blockchain en India

Comment Ava Labs est pionnier dans l'éducation et l'adoption de la blockchain en Inde

कैसे एवा लैब्स भारत में ब्लॉकचेन शिक्षा और अपनाने में अग्रणी है

Ava Labs がインドでブロックチェーンの教育と導入をどのように開拓しているか

Ava Labs가 인도에서 블록체인 교육 및 채택을 개척하는 방법

Como a Ava Labs é pioneira na educação e adoção de Blockchain na Índia

Как Ava Labs является пионером в образовании и внедрении блокчейна в Индии

Ava Labs Hindistan'da Blockchain Eğitimi ve Evlat Edinilmesine Nasıl Öncülük Ediyor?

Cách Ava Labs tiên phong giáo dục và áp dụng Blockchain ở Ấn Độ

Ava Labs 如何在印度开创区块链教育和应用

Blockchains are notoriously challenging network structures to scale, both in performance - such as latencies, throughput, and number of validators - as well as in feature sets - such as customizability of the bytecode that the blockchain executes. In the blockchain implementations we have seen to date, there is a problematic relationship between the number of nodes on a network, and the . speed at which the network can process transactions Furthermore, almost all blockchain implementations feature a monolithic architecture, which means that they implement a single functionality set, thus making them highly dependent on the work of a small number of core developers. To combat the performance problems, layer 2 solutions are aiming to create lightweight data structures to help mitigate the inherent computationally-intensive requirements of existing layer 1 protocols. Sharding, zk-proofs, side-chains, and other advances are helpful in lowering or offsetting computational load, but lack the fundamental protocol corrections needed to compete with centralized solutions like the card networks or the various government sponsored digital payments rails. Furthermore, they introduce their own sets of problems. On the other hand, to combat the monolithic design problem, some blockchain projects have proposed interoperability solutions, but to date these solutions remain improperly designed, such as the shared security model, leading to high overhead and development complexity. In 2018, a new family of protocols that addresses the issues in layer one blockchain technology was published The Snow family of protocols, including the Avalanche consensus protocol, can support millions of nodes with latencies down to less than a second and throughput of thousands of TPS with high security guarantees. by Team Rocket. This is accomplished by using a base proof of stake security model, and a subsampling technique that captures sufficient state information across the network without requiring full node sync for finality. In essence, when a state change (e.g. transaction) occurs, a node broadcasts it to a subsample of nodes to detect if the sample agrees that the state change is valid. This sampling technique is repeated for all sampled nodes until agreement is reached. Once a state is verified, a hashed signature proves the validation to the network to create global consensus. Since 2019, we have been building a platform using the Snow family of consensus protocols. The platform is designed to take advantage of the Avalanche consensus protocol, as well as numerous layer 2 optimizations such as sharding, pruning, and a DAG data storage model. Just as importantly, AVA implements a different network model, which, like the internet, it is built to host and interoperate many different blockchains, spanning the whole spectrum from permissioned to permissionless. Blockchains run in their own subnetworks, which include custom validator sets that may have custom rules for membership, including rules about whether the blockchain is secured by proof of stake, proof of work, or other spam or membership protections. Furthermore, they run custom virtual machines, which dictate the functionality of the subnetwork by encoding any arbitrary logic, and which extends further than simple smart contract platforms, since AVA allows programmability at the network layer, not just the application layer. These are clearly bold claims in the competitive and often hype-fueled crypto space. In an effort toward transparency, we have released the codebase for the AVA platform. This codebase has been publicly released as an open source project seeking community involvement for developing and testing. Developers will have access to the AVA toolset, which includes a wallet, faucet, and libraries for building applications. Designed to promote involvement from the global development community, we have also launched the first stage of our Developer Accelerator Program (DAP) - a bug bounty! More details on this program can be found here: . avalabs.org/dap We invite the Hackernoon community to join AVA and test our code! | | Developer Accelerator Program Documentation GitHub Repo By Kevin Sekniqi, Co-Founder and COO of AVA Labs

Open Codebase and DAP Launch to Incentivize Network Participation [AVA Labs Update]

Welcome to Behind the Startup, HackerNoon’s series uncovering the real stories behind cutting-edge blockchain projects. Today, we dive into privacy-preserving infrastructure and the future of encrypted, trustless markets with Phil Wirtjes, CEO of Enclave Global. From his early career in health tech to leading a fully encrypted exchange built to tackle front-running, slippage, and permissioned trading—Phil offers a transparent look into how EnclaveX is reshaping digital asset markets. Let’s get right into it. Behind the Startup privacy-preserving infrastructure encrypted, trustless markets Phil Wirtjes Enclave Global EnclaveX Ishan Pandey: Phil, great to have you here. Before we jump into Enclave Markets, could you walk us through your own journey — from early-stage startups to becoming the CEO of a privacy-first exchange? Ishan Pandey: Phil Wirtjes: I actually have a bit of an unorthodox path to working in crypto since I spent the early part of my career working for health tech companies. I had been a participant in crypto markets since 2016 or so and had started to do some independent work on the side of my desk but it wasn’t until I met the team at Ava Labs in 2020 that I decided to jump full-time into the industry. Phil Wirtjes: Ishan Pandey: What’s the story behind the creation of Enclave Markets? Was there a specific event or problem that triggered the decision to build a fully encrypted exchange? Ishan Pandey: Phil Wirtjes: Unfortunately, even though I was trading crypto since 2016, I had NO idea what I was doing and fell victim to all of the classic mistakes that plagues rookie traders. No risk management, no understanding of slippage / liquidity and a fondness for getting unknowingly liquidated. Phil Wirtjes: In 2020, when everything was shut down I started to learn more about payment for order flow and when trading started to move more on chain, MEV began to get hot as a discussion topic and we thought that there had to be a better way to create an exchange for traders like me, which led to Enclave. Ishan Pandey: Can you help us unpack the phrase “fully encrypted exchange”? Beyond marketing, what makes this architecture distinct from standard decentralized or centralized exchanges? Ishan Pandey: Phil Wirtjes: The fully encrypted exchange really is centered around the use of a Secure Enclave as the lynchpin of our architecture. The master secret to the Enclave is broken into pieces and shared with trusted third parties (we call them “Attestors”) which allows for distributed control amongst the Attestors. This prevents us, the central operators, from being able to take critical unilateral action (such as accessing user funds a la FTX) and cryptographically protect our users from malfeasance. Phil Wirtjes: Ishan Pandey: With EnclaveX, you're transitioning from a permissioned model to a permissionless one. What risks or trade-offs did you need to manage to make that shift possible? Ishan Pandey: Phil Wirtjes: There are both permissioned and permissionless models of the FEX model we developed at Enclave. There are different use cases and target audiences for each model, and we believe both models will continue to exist in crypto more broadly. Phil Wirtjes: Ishan Pandey: Many protocols claim “decentralization” but rely on single points of custody or governance. How does Enclave’s decentralized custody model compare? Ishan Pandey: Phil Wirtjes: Enclave leverages a decentralized network of third party "Attestors" that collectively secure the encrypted environment where the code for the exchange lives along with wallets for users. This is similar to how many L2s use a group of nodes or validators to secure their protocol that settles to a larger chain. Phil Wirtjes: Ishan Pandey: What metrics or milestones do you use internally to define product-market fit in a sector that’s still largely experimental? Ishan Pandey: Phil Wirtjes: There are a bunch of ways to define PMF but we try to keep it simple by tracking new deposits, Daily Active Users, Monthly Active Users and things like Open Interest and Volume traded over certain timeframes (24h, 1 week, 1 month). As long as the trendline is moving up and to the right, you are moving towards PMF. Phil Wirtjes: At the end of the day, building a profitable company is the goal so those metrics are the leading indicators to positive margins. Ishan Pandey: Looking 12 months ahead, what would success look like for Enclave Markets? What would surprise us most about where you’re going next? Ishan Pandey: Phil Wirtjes: I’m not sure it will come as a surprise, but we feel really good about our roadmap towards building a custom made hedge fund for each of our users to put in their pocket. What do I mean? Phil Wirtjes: The amount of returns generated by systematic trading firms across multiple asset classes is crazy and is usually gatekept from individual users due to capital constraints OR general knowledge. Through our Alpha Strategies, we are changing this. Soon every user will be able to select their risk profile (aggressive, neutral, passive) and will be recommended trading strategies that are operated by professional trading firms on Enclave. All the user needs to do is deposit their stables (as low as $10 USDC / USDT) and our Strats will trade perpetual contracts across native crypto assets, tokenized real world assets and more… allowing the user to maximize profits on the platform. Inbound interest on these strats has been quite encouraging so we are looking forward to continually shipping over the next 6-12 months. Don’t forget to like and share the story! Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYO Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYO Vested Interest Disclosure: Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYO business blogging program business blogging program

How Enclave Markets is Building a Privacy-First, Fully Encrypted Crypto Exchange

Hoe Enclave Markets 'n privaatheid-eerste, ten volle versleutelde crypto-uitwisseling bou

Cómo los mercados del enclave están construyendo un primer intercambio de criptomonedas totalmente cifrado

कैसे Enclave Markets एक गोपनीयता-पहले, पूरी तरह से एन्क्रिप्टेड क्रिप्टो एक्सचेंज का निर्माण कर रहा है

Enclave Marketsがどのようにしてプライバシーファーストで完全に暗号化された暗号交換を構築しているか

«Қазақтелеком» АҚ-ның телекоммуникациялар желісін қуаттылығы 1 млн. абонент Next Generation Network (NGN) технологиясына көшіру

Kaip Enclave Markets kuria privatumo pirmąją, visiškai užšifruotą kriptovaliutą

Ahoana ny Enclave Markets dia mamorona fiovan'ny fiainana manokana voalohany, feno encrypted Crypto Exchange

Enclave Markets කොහොමද Privacy-first, සම්පූර්ණයෙන්ම සංකේත කරන ලද Crypto Exchange ගොඩනැගන්නේ

Jinsi Markets ya Enclave inajenga kwanza ya faragha, kubadilishana Crypto kamili

วิธีการตลาด Enclave สร้างการแลกเปลี่ยน Crypto ที่ได้รับการเข้ารหัสอย่างเต็มที่

Enclave Markets o‘z bilan o‘z bilan kriptografiyadi.

Làm thế nào Enclave Markets đang xây dựng một sàn giao dịch tiền điện tử được mã hóa hoàn toàn

The wait is over, and the results for Startups of The Year 2024 are officially in! With over 4 million votes cast and 150,000+ startups nominated globally, it is finally time to celebrate. Please give it up for the winners of the Web3 Industry! 4 million votes cast 4 million votes cast 150,000+ startups 150,000+ startups 150,000+ startups Web3 Industry Thrives on groundbreaking innovation, pioneering decentralized technologies to empower users with greater control over their digital identities, assets, and data - the Web3 industry is characterized by a vibrant, global ecosystem attracting significant investment from those betting on a more transparent, equitable, and user-centric internet future. Web3 startups are actively building the foundational layers for digital evolution, fostering new forms of community ownership and value creation across diverse sectors. Web3 Web3 startups 🏆 Key Stats Let’s start out with some general stats for all of you technical folks. Total Startups Participated: 1,936
Sub Industries Represented: 3
Total Votes Gathered: 294.700
Winning Startups: 3 Total Startups Participated: 1,936 Total Startups Participated: Sub Industries Represented: 3 Sub Industries Represented: Total Votes Gathered: 294.700 Total Votes Gathered: Winning Startups: 3 Winning Startups: To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner.


You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Web3 Industry HERE.



Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner.


You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Web3 Industry HERE. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner. startups.hackernoon.com You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Web3 Industry HERE. You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Web3 Industry HERE. HERE. HERE Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series Now, drum roll please, here are all the 2024 Startups of The Year winners for Web3 drum roll please Web3 Decentralization (112.4k total votes, 884 startups) Decentralization Winner: GGEZ1 Foundation DAO Winner: GGEZ1 Foundation DAO GGEZ1 Foundation DAO Spacecoin
Bloklab Limited Spacecoin Spacecoin Bloklab Limited Bloklab Limited Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: EVEDEX


Torram


Hoken Tech


BlockchainX


Tonomy Foundation


Session App


Nord Comms EVEDEX EVEDEX EVEDEX Torram Torram Torram Hoken Tech Hoken Tech Hoken Tech BlockchainX BlockchainX BlockchainX Tonomy Foundation Tonomy Foundation Tonomy Foundation Session App Session App Session App Nord Comms Nord Comms Nord Comms Blockchain (110.2k total votes, 655 startups) Blockchain Winner: Exohood Labs Limited Winner: Exohood Labs Limited Exohood Labs Limited GGEZ1 Foundation DAO
Bloklab Limited GGEZ1 Foundation DAO GGEZ1 Foundation DAO Bloklab Limited Bloklab Limited Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Spacecoin
Leonado Limited
Hoken Tech
Integritee
Proleo.io
BlockchainX
BTCWire Spacecoin Spacecoin Leonado Limited Leonado Limited Hoken Tech Hoken Tech Integritee Integritee Proleo.io Proleo.io BlockchainX BlockchainX BTCWire BTCWire DeFi (72.1k total votes, 397 startups) DeFi Winner: GGEZ1 Foundation DAO Winner: GGEZ1 Foundation DAO EVEDEX
Torram EVEDEX EVEDEX Torram Torram Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: BlockchainX
CUBE3 AI
Trexx
ThousandToken
Ava Labs
Blockman PR and Marketing
ShieldPay BlockchainX BlockchainX CUBE3 AI CUBE3 AI Trexx Trexx ThousandToken ThousandToken Ava Labs Ava Labs Blockman PR and Marketing Blockman PR and Marketing ShieldPay ShieldPay Congratulations to you all! We will contact you with details on how to claim your winnings! Congratulations to you all! We will contact you with details on how to claim your winnings! Congratulations to you all! We will contact you with details on how to claim your winnings! See the global regional announcements here.
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Startups of The Year 2024 Winners: Web3

2024-ci ildəki start-uplar: Web3

Выйгралі стартапы 2024 года: Web3

Startups del Año 2024 Ganadores: Web3

Startups do ano 2024 Gañadores: Web3

Startups of the Year 2024 Winners: Web3

Startups of the Year 2024 მოგზაურობა: Web3

2024 жылы «Стартаппс» АҚШ-тың лауреаты: Web3

올해의 스타트업 2024 우승자: Web3

Startups van het jaar 2024 Winnaars: Web3

د 2024 کال د پیل کولو فابريکې فابريکې: Web3

Yılın Startupları 2024 Kazananları: Web3

Is the DeFi Liquidity Layer Finally Ready for Institutions? What happens when one of the most modular automated market makers decides to go multi-chain in a big way—on a network gaining institutional traction? Balancer officially launched Balancer v3 on Avalanche, marking a new chapter in its effort to reimagine on-chain liquidity infrastructure. The integration follows an overwhelmingly approved governance vote, giving Balancer a foothold on a blockchain known for its performance, scale, and increasing ties with traditional finance. Balancer Balancer Balancer v3 Avalanche Avalanche The rollout also brings Balancer’s technical primitives—Boosted Pools, Hooks, and customizable logic—to a chain that has already attracted major real-world asset tokenization players such as BlackRock, KKR, and Securitize. BlackRock KKR Securitize A Governance-Driven Expansion Into Institutional Terrain The deployment of Balancer v3 on Avalanche was not a business decision made behind closed doors—it was community-driven. A governance proposal received unanimous approval from token holders, demonstrating not just user interest but developer buy-in. governance proposal Avalanche’s selection isn’t accidental. The network has gained significant visibility through its partnerships in the traditional finance space. By launching v3 here, Balancer aims to provide a standardized, composable liquidity layer for DeFi protocols and financial institutions. In an official statement, Eric Kang, Head of DeFi at Ava Labs, emphasized the platform’s anticipated impact: Eric Kang “Balancer has been a core pillar of DeFi innovation, and its expansion of v3 to Avalanche brings even greater liquidity efficiency to a rapidly growing on-chain economy.” “Balancer has been a core pillar of DeFi innovation, and its expansion of v3 to Avalanche brings even greater liquidity efficiency to a rapidly growing on-chain economy.” The vote-backed integration reflects a larger shift in DeFi, where protocol-level governance increasingly influences cross-chain deployments and strategy. Unlocking Liquidity and Composability Through Boosted Pools Balancer v3 brings with it an upgrade to how liquidity is structured and utilized. One of its key features is Boosted Pools—an upgrade that allows idle capital in liquidity pools to earn yield in external protocols while maintaining liquidity for traders. Boosted Pools This is particularly relevant to Avalanche, where large amounts of bridged assets often sit underutilized. Balancer v3’s architecture enables real-time capital efficiency while supporting existing infrastructure such as Aave and BENQI. Avalanche According to Zen Dragon, Balancer’s Business Development Lead: Zen Dragon “Given Avalanche hitting the top ten networks in DeFi TVL with billions of unallocated bridged TVL sitting idle, we intend to drive a new wave of adoption throughout the Avalanche ecosystem.” “Given Avalanche hitting the top ten networks in DeFi TVL with billions of unallocated bridged TVL sitting idle, we intend to drive a new wave of adoption throughout the Avalanche ecosystem.” This model introduces a new layer of composability for developers and institutional players, allowing liquidity strategies to be both dynamic and yield-generating without fragmenting exposure. Hooks and Custom Pools: Modular Infrastructure for Builders In addition to Boosted Pools, Balancer v3 introduces Hooks—a programmable interface layer that allows for customized logic at every stage of a trade or pool interaction. Builders can now implement conditions such as dynamic fees, strategy automation, or liquidity gating. Hooks For developers in the Avalanche ecosystem, this creates an opportunity to deploy complex financial instruments without building new infrastructure from scratch. Fernando Martinelli, Balancer cofounder, framed the launch as a step toward scaling utility: Fernando Martinelli “Bringing Balancer v3 to Avalanche strengthens our commitment to expanding efficient liquidity solutions across ecosystems, leveraging Avalanche's speed and scalability to enhance DeFi accessibility.” “Bringing Balancer v3 to Avalanche strengthens our commitment to expanding efficient liquidity solutions across ecosystems, leveraging Avalanche's speed and scalability to enhance DeFi accessibility.” Hooks could serve as the backend logic layer for institutional trading strategies, DAO-native tools, or advanced DeFi automation, removing technical bottlenecks for experimentation. Aave, BENQI, and Institutional Liquidity Demand Avalanche’s growing DeFi landscape includes prominent protocols like Aave, which currently holds over $500 million in TVL on the network. These platforms are expected to benefit directly from the deeper liquidity rails that Balancer v3 enables. Aave $500 million in TVL Balancer’s presence on Avalanche allows these protocols to access custom liquidity compositions, such as multi-asset pools or programmatic fee routing. This infrastructure layer also fits into Avalanche’s broader narrative around real-world asset tokenization, where traditional financial firms increasingly require capital-efficient mechanisms to bring assets on-chain. custom liquidity compositions By offering customizable liquidity logic, Balancer aligns with both current DeFi use cases and the needs of larger capital allocators entering the space. Final Thoughts: A Vote of Confidence in Composable Liquidity This deployment isn’t just a technical upgrade—it’s an indicator of the direction DeFi may be heading. As developers seek programmable liquidity and institutions require asset interoperability, infrastructure providers like Balancer are positioning themselves not only across chains but across financial paradigms. My take: The governance-led move to Avalanche illustrates how community alignment, not just token incentives, is shaping DeFi’s next wave. The integration of Boosted Pools and Hooks could serve as the foundation for both retail experimentation and institutional liquidity provisioning, depending on how developer tooling evolves. My take: Don’t forget to like and share the story! Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYO Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYO Vested Interest Disclosure: Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. 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How Balancer v3’s Launch on Avalanche Could Reshape DeFi Liquidity Infrastructure

Cómo el lanzamiento de Balancer v3 en Avalanche podría remodelar la infraestructura de liquidez de DeFi

Como o lanzamento de Balancer v3 en Avalanche podería remodelar a infraestrutura de liquidez de DeFi

कैसे Avalanche पर Balancer v3 का लॉन्च DeFi तरलता बुनियादी ढांचे को पुनर्स्थापित कर सकता है

Bagaimana Peluncuran Balancer v3 di Avalanche Bisa Mengubah Infrastruktur Liquiditas DeFi

Balancer v3のAvalancheの発売がDeFiの流動性インフラストラクチャを再構築する方法

How Balancer v3's Launch on Avalanche შეიძლება Reshape DeFi liquidity ინფრასტრუქტურა

Како лансирањето на Balancer v3 на Avalanche би можело да ја обнови инфраструктурата за ликвидност на DeFi

Como o lançamento do Balancer v3 no Avalanche poderia reformular a infraestrutura de liquidez do DeFi

Avalanche හි Balancer v3 හි ප් රදර්ශනය DeFi වත්කම් පද්ධතිය නැවත නිර්මාණය කළ හැකි ආකාරය

How Balancer v3's Launch on Avalanche Could Reshape DeFi Liquidity Infrastructure எப்படி

Paano Ang Balancer v3's Launch sa Avalanche ay maaaring Reshape DeFi Liquidity Infrastructure

Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction 2 Background and Related Work and 2.1 From Bitcoin to Blockchains 2.2 Open and Permissionless Blockchains 2.3 Interoperability Between Blockchains 3 Cross-Chain Query Language and 3.1 Integrated Data Model 3.2 Grammar and Query Processing Architecture 4 Evaluation of Implementation Feasibility and 4.1 Software and Hardware Configuration 4.2 Query Processing 4.3 Discussion 5 Conclusion and Outlook, Acknowledgment, and References 4 Evaluation of Implementation Feasibility The aim of this section is to illustrate the feasibility of implementing the proposed query language with a data model and processing architecture. An implementation compatible with OPB previously introduced has been developed for this purpose[15]. It is composed of two main components: (1.) a language grammar that is formalized using the Eclipse Modeling Framework with a concrete syntax specified on the basis of Xtext[16]. In this way, the syntax is used to derive an external Domain-Specific Language (DSL) with corresponding development and editor environments based on Eclipse. Furthermore, the grammar is implementation-independent and can be re-used in future applications. (2.) a prototype command-line application implementing the language and the data model. The application operates according to the proposed architecture and interacts with nodes of the selected OPB to execute queries. It was developed using Python 3.9 and utilizes the web3.py library to access the OPB[17]. 4.1 Software and Hardware Configuration Setting up the application involved the following blockchain nodes with a configuration that fully validates all blocks: – Bitcoin node: Bitcoin Core, version 25.0[18]. The initial data synchronization completed after 1 day including the indexing of all transactions. – Ethereum node: Nethermind execution client, version 1.19.0[19], together with Nimbus consensus client, version 23.5.1[20] with full validation and execution of transactions. Initial data synchronization completed after approximately 4 weeks. – Cardano node: Cardano node, version 8.1.1[21]. Initial data synchronization completed after approximately 2 days. – Avalanche node: AvalancheGo, version 1.10.3[22]. Initial data synchronization completed after approximately 4 days. Accounting for typical application scenarios related to businesses or individuals, the data synchronization was carried out on a consumer-grade laptop in all cases. The laptop was equipped with AMD Ryzen 7 5700U CPU, 16 GB RAM, and SK Hynix BC711 NVMe SSD running Ubuntu 22.04. For the synchronization, the laptop was continuously connected to a 1 Gbit/s fiber internet connection. To establish feasibility, query statements were evaluated using the prototype, which will be elaborated in the subsequent section. Each statement was executed on the laptop and the locally running blockchain node software without the involvement of further web services or APIs, realizing the processing architecture. As the node software was fully validating and storing data locally, it enabled the generation of query results without network access. It follows that query performance is independent of network latency and solely constrained by the local CPU and IO performance of the device at hand. Author:
(1) Felix Härer[0000 −0002 −2768 −2342], Digitalization and Information Systems Group, University of Fribourg, Switzerland (felix.haerer@unifr.ch). This paper is available on arxiv under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 DEED license. [15] Available at https://github.com/fhaer/CCQL/tree/main [16] https://www.eclipse.org/Xtext, 2023-06-30 [17] https://web3py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/, 2023-06-30 [18] https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/, 2023-06-30 [19] https://downloads.nethermind.io/, 2023-06-30 [20] https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2/releases, 2023-06-30 [21] https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-node, 2023-06-30 [22] https://github.com/ava-labs/avalanchego/releases, 2023-06-30 Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction Abstract and 1 Introduction 2 Background and Related Work and 2.1 From Bitcoin to Blockchains 2 Background and Related Work and 2.1 From Bitcoin to Blockchains 2.2 Open and Permissionless Blockchains 2.2 Open and Permissionless Blockchains 2.3 Interoperability Between Blockchains 2.3 Interoperability Between Blockchains 3 Cross-Chain Query Language and 3.1 Integrated Data Model 3 Cross-Chain Query Language and 3.1 Integrated Data Model 3.2 Grammar and Query Processing Architecture 3.2 Grammar and Query Processing Architecture 4 Evaluation of Implementation Feasibility and 4.1 Software and Hardware Configuration 4 Evaluation of Implementation Feasibility and 4.1 Software and Hardware Configuration 4.2 Query Processing 4.2 Query Processing 4.3 Discussion 4.3 Discussion 5 Conclusion and Outlook, Acknowledgment, and References 5 Conclusion and Outlook, Acknowledgment, and References 4 Evaluation of Implementation Feasibility The aim of this section is to illustrate the feasibility of implementing the proposed query language with a data model and processing architecture. An implementation compatible with OPB previously introduced has been developed for this purpose[15]. It is composed of two main components: (1.) a language grammar that is formalized using the Eclipse Modeling Framework with a concrete syntax specified on the basis of Xtext[16]. In this way, the syntax is used to derive an external Domain-Specific Language (DSL) with corresponding development and editor environments based on Eclipse. Furthermore, the grammar is implementation-independent and can be re-used in future applications. (2.) a prototype command-line application implementing the language and the data model. The application operates according to the proposed architecture and interacts with nodes of the selected OPB to execute queries. It was developed using Python 3.9 and utilizes the web3.py library to access the OPB[17]. 4.1 Software and Hardware Configuration Setting up the application involved the following blockchain nodes with a configuration that fully validates all blocks: – Bitcoin node: Bitcoin Core, version 25.0[18]. The initial data synchronization completed after 1 day including the indexing of all transactions. – Ethereum node: Nethermind execution client, version 1.19.0[19], together with Nimbus consensus client, version 23.5.1[20] with full validation and execution of transactions. Initial data synchronization completed after approximately 4 weeks. – Cardano node: Cardano node, version 8.1.1[21]. Initial data synchronization completed after approximately 2 days. – Avalanche node: AvalancheGo, version 1.10.3[22]. Initial data synchronization completed after approximately 4 days. Accounting for typical application scenarios related to businesses or individuals, the data synchronization was carried out on a consumer-grade laptop in all cases. The laptop was equipped with AMD Ryzen 7 5700U CPU, 16 GB RAM, and SK Hynix BC711 NVMe SSD running Ubuntu 22.04. For the synchronization, the laptop was continuously connected to a 1 Gbit/s fiber internet connection. To establish feasibility, query statements were evaluated using the prototype, which will be elaborated in the subsequent section. Each statement was executed on the laptop and the locally running blockchain node software without the involvement of further web services or APIs, realizing the processing architecture. As the node software was fully validating and storing data locally, it enabled the generation of query results without network access. It follows that query performance is independent of network latency and solely constrained by the local CPU and IO performance of the device at hand. Author: (1) Felix Härer[0000 −0002 −2768 −2342], Digitalization and Information Systems Group, University of Fribourg, Switzerland (felix.haerer@unifr.ch). Author: Author: (1) Felix Härer[0000 −0002 −2768 −2342], Digitalization and Information Systems Group, University of Fribourg, Switzerland (felix.haerer@unifr.ch). This paper is available on arxiv under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 DEED license. This paper is available on arxiv under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 DEED license. available on arxiv available on arxiv [15] Available at https://github.com/fhaer/CCQL/tree/main https://github.com/fhaer/CCQL/tree/main [16] https://www.eclipse.org/Xtext , 2023-06-30 https://www.eclipse.org/Xtext [17] https://web3py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ , 2023-06-30 https://web3py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ [18] https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/ , 2023-06-30 https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/ [19] https://downloads.nethermind.io/ , 2023-06-30 https://downloads.nethermind.io/ [20] https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2/releases , 2023-06-30 https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2/releases [21] https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-node , 2023-06-30 https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-node [22] https://github.com/ava-labs/avalanchego/releases , 2023-06-30 https://github.com/ava-labs/avalanchego/releases

Can We Simplify Blockchain Data with a Cross-Chain Query System?

As a Web3 writer, I tend to shy away from deep tech topics. But when I heard Google’s latest announcement about their new quantum computing chip, Willow, I couldn’t look away. The headline-grabbing claim? A computational problem solved in 5 minutes that would take a classical supercomputer a staggering 10 septillion years to complete. For context, that’s 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years — a number so vast that it makes the 13.8 billion-year age of the universe look like a lunch break. Naturally, the buzz was immediate: “Quantum computing is here to crack Bitcoin!” “No encryption is safe!” But hold your horses. Willow’s significance isn’t about rendering our current security systems obsolete overnight. It’s about a new way forward — for computing, for science, and yes, for crypto. Let’s break it down. What Exactly Is Google’s Willow? Google’s Willow chip is a quantum computing breakthrough. It’s not the largest quantum processor out there — it has 105 qubits. But what makes it revolutionary is how it deals with errors. Why Errors Matter in Quantum Computing? In traditional computers, bits represent either a 0 or a 1. But quantum computers use qubits, which can represent both 0 and 1 simultaneously thanks to the principles of superposition and entanglement. This ability lets quantum computers perform multiple calculations at once, potentially solving problems classical computers could never touch. The problem? Qubits are delicate. They’re easily disturbed by their environment, which leads to errors. And the more qubits you add, the more errors you typically get. This challenge has haunted quantum computing researchers for decades. Willow changes the game by demonstrating that as you add more qubits, the number of errors actually decreases. This is huge. It’s a critical step toward building large-scale, reliable quantum computers — the kind that could reshape industries like drug discovery, battery development, and material science. But where does that leave Bitcoin and crypto security? Should Crypto Holders Be Worried? The fear is simple: Quantum computers could theoretically break the cryptographic algorithms that secure Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin relies on two key pieces of encryption: 1 - SHA-256 for mining. 2 - ECDSA (Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm) for transaction signatures. Quantum computers could, in theory, brute-force these algorithms, rendering wallets and transactions vulnerable. If someone could crack ECDSA, they could steal funds by forging signatures. But here’s the thing: Willow isn’t that quantum computer. Not yet. According to tech experts, including Kevin Rose (former Google product manager), cracking Bitcoin’s encryption would require a quantum computer with about 13 million qubits — a far cry from Willow’s 105 qubits. So, no, you don’t need to sell your Bitcoin and go off-grid just yet. Why Quantum Computing Still Matters for Crypto Even though Willow can’t break Bitcoin’s encryption today, it’s a wake-up call. It shows that quantum computing isn’t some sci-fi fantasy. It’s evolving rapidly. And each breakthrough — like Willow’s error reduction — brings us closer to a world where quantum computers might pose a real threat to current cryptography. https://x.com/adamscochran/status/1866314726030143606 The Timeline Is Shortening Crypto venture capitalist Adam Cochran put it succinctly: Quantum computing advancements have shaved 20 years off the timeline for quantum threats to Bitcoin. Another breakthrough like Willow, and we might be looking at a 10-year window to prepare. This isn’t just about Bitcoin. Ethereum, smart contracts, and other blockchain-based systems rely on similar cryptographic protections. Quantum computing could jeopardize the entire Web3 ecosystem if we’re not ready. How Crypto Can Defend Itself Thankfully, the crypto community isn’t sitting idle. There are already discussions around post-quantum cryptography — encryption methods designed to withstand quantum attacks. 1 - Upgrading Bitcoin’s Security Crypto experts like Emin Gün Sirer, co-founder of Ava Labs, have suggested practical steps to protect Bitcoin: - A - Sunsetting Outdated Formats Early Bitcoins, mined by Satoshi Nakamoto, use an old format called P2PK (Pay-to-Public-Key). Unlike modern wallets, this format exposes public keys, making it vulnerable to future quantum decryption. Sirer recommends freezing these coins or setting a sunset date for P2PK transactions. B - Implementing Post-Quantum Algorithms Transitioning Bitcoin to quantum-resistant algorithms is complex but doable. It would likely require a hard fork and widespread adoption of new wallet software. 2 - Ethereum’s Preparedness Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has already proposed a strategy for Ethereum’s transition to post-quantum security. It would involve a hard fork and user cooperation to upgrade wallets, but it’s a clear and viable plan. Quantum Computing: A Threat or an Opportunity? While the threat to crypto security is real, quantum computing isn’t just about breaking things. It’s about building new possibilities. Imagine a world where quantum computers can: Simulate complex chemical reactions to discover life-saving drugs.


Optimize battery designs to extend electric vehicle range.


Model financial systems to prevent market crashes. These breakthroughs could transform industries and unlock untold value. And yes, Web3 could benefit too. Quantum computing could lead to more secure blockchains, faster consensus algorithms, and decentralized systems that are truly unbreakable. The Real Takeaway Google’s Willow isn’t here to kill Bitcoin. It’s here to remind us that technology evolves, and we need to evolve with it. If you’re in Web3, now’s the time to: Stay Informed: Follow quantum computing advancements. They matter more than ever.
Advocate for Post-Quantum Security: Encourage discussions and research around quantum-resistant encryption.
Don’t Panic — Prepare: The future isn’t something to fear. It’s something to build. Quantum computing is coming. The question is: Will we be ready? What are your thoughts on the quantum threat to crypto? Are we prepared, or is it time to hit the panic button? As a Web3 writer, I tend to shy away from deep tech topics. But when I heard Google’s latest announcement about their new quantum computing chip, Willow, I couldn’t look away. The headline-grabbing claim? A computational problem solved in 5 minutes that would take a classical supercomputer a staggering 10 septillion years to complete. 10 septillion years For context, that’s 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years — a number so vast that it makes the 13.8 billion-year age of the universe look like a lunch break. Naturally, the buzz was immediate: “Quantum computing is here to crack Bitcoin!” “No encryption is safe!” But hold your horses. Willow’s significance isn’t about rendering our current security systems obsolete overnight. It’s about a new way forward — for computing, for science, and yes, for crypto. Let’s break it down. What Exactly Is Google’s Willow? Google’s Willow chip is a quantum computing breakthrough. It’s not the largest quantum processor out there — it has 105 qubits. But what makes it revolutionary is how it deals with errors. Why Errors Matter in Quantum Computing? In traditional computers, bits represent either a 0 or a 1. But quantum computers use qubits, which can represent both 0 and 1 simultaneously thanks to the principles of superposition and entanglement. This ability lets quantum computers perform multiple calculations at once, potentially solving problems classical computers could never touch. The problem? Qubits are delicate. They’re easily disturbed by their environment, which leads to errors. And the more qubits you add, the more errors you typically get. This challenge has haunted quantum computing researchers for decades. Willow changes the game by demonstrating that as you add more qubits, the number of errors actually decreases. This is huge. It’s a critical step toward building large-scale, reliable quantum computers — the kind that could reshape industries like drug discovery, battery development, and material science. But where does that leave Bitcoin and crypto security? Should Crypto Holders Be Worried? The fear is simple: Quantum computers could theoretically break the cryptographic algorithms that secure Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin relies on two key pieces of encryption: 1 - SHA-256 for mining. 2 - ECDSA (Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm) for transaction signatures. Quantum computers could, in theory, brute-force these algorithms, rendering wallets and transactions vulnerable. If someone could crack ECDSA, they could steal funds by forging signatures. But here’s the thing: Willow isn’t that quantum computer. Not yet. According to tech experts, including Kevin Rose (former Google product manager), cracking Bitcoin’s encryption would require a quantum computer with about 13 million qubits — a far cry from Willow’s 105 qubits. According to tech experts, including Kevin Rose (former Google product manager), cracking Bitcoin’s encryption would require a quantum computer with about 13 million qubits — a far cry from Willow’s 105 qubits. So, no, you don’t need to sell your Bitcoin and go off-grid just yet. Why Quantum Computing Still Matters for Crypto Even though Willow can’t break Bitcoin’s encryption today, it’s a wake-up call. It shows that quantum computing isn’t some sci-fi fantasy. It’s evolving rapidly. And each breakthrough — like Willow’s error reduction — brings us closer to a world where quantum computers might pose a real threat to current cryptography. https://x.com/adamscochran/status/1866314726030143606 https://x.com/adamscochran/status/1866314726030143606 The Timeline Is Shortening Crypto venture capitalist Adam Cochran put it succinctly: Quantum computing advancements have shaved 20 years off the timeline for quantum threats to Bitcoin. Another breakthrough like Willow, and we might be looking at a 10-year window to prepare. The Timeline Is Shortening Crypto venture capitalist Adam Cochran put it succinctly: Quantum computing advancements have shaved 20 years off the timeline for quantum threats to Bitcoin. Another breakthrough like Willow, and we might be looking at a 10-year window to prepare. This isn’t just about Bitcoin. Ethereum, smart contracts, and other blockchain-based systems rely on similar cryptographic protections. Quantum computing could jeopardize the entire Web3 ecosystem if we’re not ready. How Crypto Can Defend Itself Thankfully, the crypto community isn’t sitting idle. There are already discussions around post-quantum cryptography — encryption methods designed to withstand quantum attacks. 1 - Upgrading Bitcoin’s Security Crypto experts like Emin Gün Sirer, co-founder of Ava Labs, have suggested practical steps to protect Bitcoin: - A - Sunsetting Outdated Formats A - Sunsetting Outdated Formats Early Bitcoins, mined by Satoshi Nakamoto, use an old format called P2PK (Pay-to-Public-Key). Unlike modern wallets, this format exposes public keys, making it vulnerable to future quantum decryption. Sirer recommends freezing these coins or setting a sunset date for P2PK transactions. B - Implementing Post-Quantum Algorithms B - Implementing Post-Quantum Algorithms Transitioning Bitcoin to quantum-resistant algorithms is complex but doable. It would likely require a hard fork and widespread adoption of new wallet software. 2 - Ethereum’s Preparedness Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has already proposed a strategy for Ethereum’s transition to post-quantum security. It would involve a hard fork and user cooperation to upgrade wallets, but it’s a clear and viable plan. Quantum Computing: A Threat or an Opportunity? While the threat to crypto security is real, quantum computing isn’t just about breaking things. It’s about building new possibilities. Imagine a world where quantum computers can: Simulate complex chemical reactions to discover life-saving drugs. Optimize battery designs to extend electric vehicle range. Model financial systems to prevent market crashes. These breakthroughs could transform industries and unlock untold value. And yes, Web3 could benefit too. Simulate complex chemical reactions to discover life-saving drugs. Simulate complex chemical reactions to discover life-saving drugs. Optimize battery designs to extend electric vehicle range. Optimize battery designs to extend electric vehicle range. Model financial systems to prevent market crashes. These breakthroughs could transform industries and unlock untold value. And yes, Web3 could benefit too. Model financial systems to prevent market crashes. These breakthroughs could transform industries and unlock untold value. And yes, Web3 could benefit too. Quantum computing could lead to more secure blockchains, faster consensus algorithms, and decentralized systems that are truly unbreakable. The Real Takeaway Google’s Willow isn’t here to kill Bitcoin. It’s here to remind us that technology evolves, and we need to evolve with it. If you’re in Web3, now’s the time to: Stay Informed: Follow quantum computing advancements. They matter more than ever. Advocate for Post-Quantum Security: Encourage discussions and research around quantum-resistant encryption. Don’t Panic — Prepare: The future isn’t something to fear. It’s something to build. Quantum computing is coming. The question is: Will we be ready? Stay Informed: Follow quantum computing advancements. They matter more than ever. Advocate for Post-Quantum Security: Encourage discussions and research around quantum-resistant encryption. Don’t Panic — Prepare: The future isn’t something to fear. It’s something to build. Quantum computing is coming. The question is: Will we be ready? What are your thoughts on the quantum threat to crypto? Are we prepared, or is it time to hit the panic button?

Does Google’s Willow Quantum Chip Put Bitcoin’s Cryptography at Risk? 

গুগলের উইলো কোয়ান্টাম চিপ কি বিটকয়েনের ক্রিপ্টোগ্রাফিকে ঝুঁকিতে ফেলেছে? 

Sætter Googles Willow Quantum Chip Bitcoins kryptografi i fare? 

Το Willow Quantum Chip της Google θέτει σε κίνδυνο την κρυπτογραφία του Bitcoin; 

¿El chip cuántico Willow de Google pone en riesgo la criptografía de Bitcoin?

Apakah Chip Kuantum Willow Milik Google Membahayakan Kriptografi Bitcoin?

האם השבב הקוונטי של ווילו של גוגל מעמיד את הקריפטוגרפיה של ביטקוין בסיכון? 

Google の Willow Quantum チップはビットコインの暗号化を危険にさらすのか?

Vai Google Willow Quantum Chip apdraud Bitcoin kriptogrāfiju? 

Google's Willow Quantum Chip Bitcoin's Cryptography අවදානමට ලක් කරයිද? 

A e vë në rrezik çipi kuantik Willow i Google kriptografinë e Bitcoin? 

Оё Chip Quantum Willow Google криптографияи Bitcoin-ро зери хатар мегузорад? 

Google-ning Willow kvant chipi Bitcoin kriptografiyasini xavf ostiga qo'yadimi? 

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FRANKFURT, Germany, November 20th, 2024/Chainwire/--KYVE The latest updates are meant to make it easier for users of all levels to engage with KYVE’s ecosystem , fostering cross-network collaboration and data support across diverse blockchain platforms. engage with KYVE’s ecosystem engage with KYVE’s ecosystem What’s New? Staking and Participation in KYVE’s Network: The KYVE web app now features an in-app guide designed to facilitate staking of $KYVE. Participants may receive rewards in $KYVE as well as in other tokens integrated into the KYVE protocol. This feature supports a diverse range of opportunities for stakers and validators, contributing to broader participation in the KYVE ecosystem. What is backing this? KYVE’s multi-coin funding feature and Public Goods Funding Program already partnered with SOURCE Protocol, Andromeda, a dYdX grant, Lava Network, and others to come. Staking and Participation in KYVE’s Network: The KYVE web app now features an in-app guide designed to facilitate staking of $KYVE. Participants may receive rewards in $KYVE as well as in other tokens integrated into the KYVE protocol. This feature supports a diverse range of opportunities for stakers and validators, contributing to broader participation in the KYVE ecosystem. What is backing this? KYVE’s multi-coin funding feature and Public Goods Funding Program already partnered with SOURCE Protocol, Andromeda, a dYdX grant, Lava Network, and others to come. multi-coin funding multi-coin funding Public Goods Funding Program Public Goods Funding Program “We're proud to support KYVE Network in permanently archiving all historical dYdX data and further streamlining data accessibility for ecosystem participants!” – dYdX Grants on X. “We're proud to support KYVE Network in permanently archiving all historical dYdX data and further streamlining data accessibility for ecosystem participants!” – dYdX Grants on X. dYdX Grants on X. dYdX Grants on X. __ https://www.youtube.com/embed/LpdwF8RVJnA __ https://www.youtube.com/embed/LpdwF8RVJnA Testing with Mainnet Faucets: KYVE’s newly introduced faucets allow users to test the platform’s features in a low-commitment environment. Whether they're exploring staking or running a validator, these faucets are designed to make it easier for new users to experiment and get comfortable before fully committing. Testing with Mainnet Faucets: KYVE’s newly introduced faucets allow users to test the platform’s features in a low-commitment environment. Whether they're exploring staking or running a validator, these faucets are designed to make it easier for new users to experiment and get comfortable before fully committing. faucets faucets One-Stop Access with Kado and Skip: Integrated directly into the KYVE web app, Kado and Skip simplify the process of swapping or purchasing $KYVE, removing entry barriers and making it easier for users to start participating in KYVE’s network. One-Stop Access with Kado and Skip: Integrated directly into the KYVE web app, Kado and Skip simplify the process of swapping or purchasing $KYVE, removing entry barriers and making it easier for users to start participating in KYVE’s network. Kado and Skip Kado and Skip What This Means for Users With these new features, KYVE is unlocking a wide range of opportunities for users to support the future of blockchain data scalability while earning rewards across multiple networks. The updated web app is designed to accommodate both experienced blockchain developers and newcomers, KYVE’s new web app enhancements are designed to support contributions to the platform’s mission of preserving historical chain data while providing value to participants. As KYVE expands its solutions to more ecosystems, the focus remains on providing streamlined access, empowering users to play an active role in supporting blockchain scalability and data preservation. KYVE is dedicated to ensuring that all blockchains receive the data support they need to thrive and that all types of users can take part in this mission. About KYVE KYVE Network is a decentralized data management solution that provides specialized tools for data archiving, validating, and accessing blockchain data. KYVE's protocol ensures that only accurate historical data from a blockchain is made immutable and easily accessible for all. KYVE KYVE As a result, KYVE allows other chains to decentralize their historical data and overall data accessibility management and provides essential tooling to access this data, enabling enhanced scalability of chains and ecosystem development. KYVE is one of the most supported blockchains in the space, backed by Arweave, Ava Labs, Solana Foundation, Interchain Foundation, Moonbeam, TheGraph, Parity Technologies, Composable Finance, Zilliqa, Mina Foundation, Aurora, and NEAR Foundation. As well as VCs such as Hypersphere Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, Distributed Global, Mechanism Capital, CMS Holdings, IOSG Ventures, and others.‍ Contact Head of Marketing Margaux Stancil KYVE margaux@kyve.network This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here here here

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BlackRock has launched its USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) on the Avalanche blockchain through digital asset firm Securitize, marking a significant move in the tokenization of traditional financial assets. The $510 million fund, which represents one BUIDL token per share, targets a stable value of $1 per token and distributes daily dividends directly to investors' digital wallets. The fund invests exclusively in cash, U.S. Treasury bills, and repurchase agreements. This expansion makes BUIDL the largest tokenized treasury fund globally. The fund requires a minimum investment of $5 million and operates under SEC regulation 506(c), maintaining exemption from investment company status through Section 3(c)(7) of the Investment Company Act. John Wu, President at Ava Labs, noted that tokenization could enhance market access and utility. The fund offers features distinct from traditional financial instruments, including instant settlement, peer-to-peer transfers, and improved collateral mobility. The launch follows several institutional initiatives on Avalanche, including projects by J.P. Morgan, Citi, Wellington, KKR, and Franklin Templeton. The network's appeal stems from its technical capabilities, including EVM compatibility, rapid transaction completion, and low fees. Carlos Domingo, CEO of Securitize, emphasized the company's ongoing partnership with Avalanche in tokenizing real-world assets. Notably, BlackRock maintains a strategic investment in Securitize, with Joseph Chalom, BlackRock's Global Head of Strategic Ecosystem Partnerships, serving on Securitize's board. The fund structure includes compensation arrangements between the Investment Manager and Securitize Markets, consisting of an upfront fee and quarterly payments based on the average daily net asset value of investors introduced through Securitize Markets. While the fund aims for a stable $1 value per token, investments carry risks including regulatory uncertainty, market adoption challenges, and potential price volatility. The blockchain-based nature of these tokens presents additional considerations compared to traditional assets. This development represents a continuing trend of traditional financial institutions exploring blockchain technology for asset tokenization, though success will depend on market adoption and regulatory clarity in the evolving digital asset landscape. Don’t forget to like and share the story! Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR BlackRock has launched its USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) on the Avalanche blockchain through digital asset firm Securitize, marking a significant move in the tokenization of traditional financial assets. The $510 million fund, which represents one BUIDL token per share, targets a stable value of $1 per token and distributes daily dividends directly to investors' digital wallets. The fund invests exclusively in cash, U.S. Treasury bills, and repurchase agreements. This expansion makes BUIDL the largest tokenized treasury fund globally. The fund requires a minimum investment of $5 million and operates under SEC regulation 506(c), maintaining exemption from investment company status through Section 3(c)(7) of the Investment Company Act. John Wu, President at Ava Labs, noted that tokenization could enhance market access and utility. The fund offers features distinct from traditional financial instruments, including instant settlement, peer-to-peer transfers, and improved collateral mobility. The launch follows several institutional initiatives on Avalanche, including projects by J.P. Morgan, Citi, Wellington, KKR, and Franklin Templeton. The network's appeal stems from its technical capabilities, including EVM compatibility, rapid transaction completion, and low fees. Carlos Domingo, CEO of Securitize, emphasized the company's ongoing partnership with Avalanche in tokenizing real-world assets. Notably, BlackRock maintains a strategic investment in Securitize, with Joseph Chalom, BlackRock's Global Head of Strategic Ecosystem Partnerships, serving on Securitize's board. The fund structure includes compensation arrangements between the Investment Manager and Securitize Markets, consisting of an upfront fee and quarterly payments based on the average daily net asset value of investors introduced through Securitize Markets. While the fund aims for a stable $1 value per token, investments carry risks including regulatory uncertainty, market adoption challenges, and potential price volatility. The blockchain-based nature of these tokens presents additional considerations compared to traditional assets. This development represents a continuing trend of traditional financial institutions exploring blockchain technology for asset tokenization, though success will depend on market adoption and regulatory clarity in the evolving digital asset landscape. Don’t forget to like and share the story! Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program . HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR Vested Interest Disclosure: business blogging program business blogging program

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