"Most people think L2s are all the same — they’re not."

@SlavaOnChain sits down with @MidwitMilhouse & @vandanparikh from @MetaMask.

They break down wallet interop, dev pain points, and what’s changing with 7702. 

Our first Cantina bounty has been claimed 🔎

Thanks to the community, our first bug was reported and fixed via the @cantinaxyz bug bounty.

If you’re interested in securing the crypto space — we welcome your eyes on our code 👇
https://cantina.xyz/bounties/260585d8-a3e8-4d70-8077-b6f3f5f0391b

All interop out of the box.

LIFI has added support for tokens issued on:
• LayerZero's OFT standard
• Wormhole's NTT framework
• Chainlink's CCT standard

The tokens people want, now live in your trusted wallets & apps — powered by LIFI.

More info: https://li.fi/glacis/ 

when you hear “interop”

what is the first thing that comes to mind?

How Chainlink Thinks About Interop ft. @0xpandasifu (@chainlinklabs Head of CCIP GTM) 🎙️

Arjun and Luke don’t start with “What is CCIP?”

They start with: why even bother?

Why go deep in a space full of bridge hacks and short-term thinking?

This one’s about the long game and building rails for quadrillions to move.

Key timestamps from the episode:

0:00 – Intro and Chainlink’s read of Interop in 2021
5:53 – Chainlink’s Oracle positioning: strength or Challenge for CCIP?
10:07 – Interop vs. Oracle: Which is the bigger market?
15:00  – How CCIP and CCT work
18:53 – Asset issuance as Interop’s PMF
23:07 – What institutions misunderstand about Interop
28:31 – What’s Next for Interop
32:56 – Chainlink’s long-term Interop vision
Listen on YouTube👇
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eooBIdhuvRs
Listen on Spotify👇
https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/lifi2/episodes/How-Chainlink-Thinks-About-Interop-ft--Luke-Lim-e31ddj6

gm 👋

You bring the product.
We take it multi-chain.

One API. 35+ chains. 18+ bridges. 6K+ assets.

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We’re live on @LC with day 1 support 📣

Same-chain and cross-chain swaps available via our API, SDK, and Widget.

https://li.fi/knowledge-hub/li-fi-goes-live-on-lens-chain/ 

March Recap: New Chains, New Partners, and New Routes 📣

$1M+ bug bounty, team offsite, and a bunch of new roles — March had a bit of everything.

Here's everything that went down last month: https://li.fi/knowledge-hub/li-fi-update-march-2025/ 

We sat down with @CRLNDRSN and Arnaud Leproux from @Ledger to talk about security, swaps, and the future of self-custody 🔒

From Clear Signing to powering swaps with @lifiprotocol — it’s all about making secure, multi-chain UX the new default. 
Read more on Ledger's Clear Signing Initiative here 👇 https://www.ledger.com/blog-ledgers-clear-signing-initiative-paving-the-way-for-safer-transactions

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Berachain's PoL mechanism fundamentally changes how L1 economics are structured by creating an efficient marketplace between validators, users, and applications. Validators stake BERA (250K-10M) to secure the network and receive BGT rewards, which they can direct to application reward vaults in exchange for protocol incentives. This system allows chain rewards to scale with actual demand for economic security and chain liquidity.

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Scroll employs a multifaceted approach to ensure its security, leveraging the robustness of battle-tested cryptographic libraries and the principles of open-source development. This approach is designed to maintain the integrity and safety of its zkEVM-based zkRollup on Ethereum, which is crafted to offer native compatibility for existing Ethereum applications and tools.

The foundation of Scroll's security strategy is its reliance on cryptographic libraries that have been thoroughly vetted and proven to be secure through extensive use and testing. This choice ensures that the core cryptographic components of the platform are resilient against known vulnerabilities.

Further enhancing its security posture, Scroll is committed to continuous improvement and rigorous testing of its codebase. This includes comprehensive code reviews and testing processes that aim to identify and rectify potential security issues before they can be exploited.

Independent audits play a crucial role in Scroll's security framework. By inviting reputable third-party auditors to examine its code and infrastructure, Scroll gains valuable insights into its security strengths and weaknesses, allowing for the implementation of recommended improvements.

The platform also fosters a collaborative security environment through its bug bounty program hosted on a dedicated platform. This program encourages security researchers and ethical hackers to identify and report vulnerabilities in exchange for rewards, thereby contributing to the overall security of the ecosystem.

Scroll's commitment to security is further evidenced by its establishment of a security council and the invitation to independent parties to operate follower nodes. These measures not only enhance the decentralization of the network but also introduce additional layers of oversight and resilience.

Collaboration with the community and the implementation of various sequencers are additional pillars of Scroll's security strategy. By engaging with the wider community and leveraging collective expertise, Scroll ensures that its security measures are robust and effective.

In summary, Scroll's security is achieved through a comprehensive and proactive approach that includes the use of proven cryptographic libraries, continuous improvement, independent audits, community collaboration, and a bug bounty program. This multifaceted strategy ensures the platform remains secure and trustworthy for its users.

Scroll

Mind Network is pioneering the Zero Trust Internet Transfer Protocol (HTTPZ), enabling quantum-resistant, fully encrypted internet data and AI computation through Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE)—the Holy Grail of Cryptography.

Mind Network serves as the trust and security foundation for the AI-Agent economy, enabling AI agents to operate autonomously and collaboratively in a decentralized Web3 ecosystem. Through Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), it ensures data privacy, secure transactions, and decentralized consensus, allowing AI agents to manage assets, execute smart contracts, and interact seamlessly without compromising security.

As the core infrastructure behind the AI-agent wallet economy and multi-agent collaboration, Mind Network powers the transition from isolated AI tools to autonomous, self-sustaining AI economies in Web3.

Mind Network

Across Protocol

Blast

Drift

Stratis Group Ltd., the company behind the Stratis platform, was founded in 2016 by Chris Trew. He started the company with the purpose of developing an enterprise-focused blockchain platform, which he felt was missing from the industry at the time. He decided to base the platform on the Bitcoin (BTC) protocol, believing that Bitcoin would become dominant in the crypto space --- meaning that its codebase would be consistently improved over time.

Before starting Stratis, Trew's background was in enterprise information technology. He taught himself the programming language C# and spent 10 years serving in various IT roles in the legal, aviation and public sectors as well as with financial institutions such as Barclays. He also operated an internet marketing and search engine optimization business.

Within the crypto and blockchain industry, Trew was a volunteer developer for the cryptocurrency project Blitz and social networking platform The Viral Exchange.

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