
A roundup of the 29 ecosystem projects that have joined Elysium, the first L2 network on Hyperliquid, ahead of its mainnet launch. They span LaunchPad, DEX, NFT, prediction markets, games, and tooling infrastructure. LaunchPad projects include aka.fun, BunnyPad, Signal, Oxley, PerpMe, Ascend, eleos, and Neuriio, most of which use Uniswap V4/V3 liquidity pools with permanent lock mechanisms. On the DEX side, Uniswap, KyberSwap, Aero, and ArcherSwap have confirmed integration. There are also NFT projects such as AtlasHL and slymz, prediction markets like ElyAnt and Hyperflip, on-chain games including Frog Flip and Clash for Elysium, and tools such as Fomo, Elysium Names, and Enso. More than 49,000 HYPE, worth over $4.13 million, has already been bridged and locked through the private mainnet.
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The XRP Ledger is set to activate the fixCleanup3_4_0 cleanup amendment on mainnet, covering fixes and improvements across single-asset vaults, lending protocols, automated market makers, permissioned DEXs, trust lines, NFTs, MPTs, escrow, transaction signing, and permission delegation. If validator support stays above 80%, activation could happen as early as November 4. Developers also warned of a critical vulnerability affecting Linux kernel 4.4+, urging node and validator operators to update and restart promptly.
2026-11-02

Circle has extended its Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) to third-party ERC-20 tokens on the Arc network, enabling issuers to move custom tokens across supported blockchains through a native burn-and-mint process without relying on separate bridges or wrapped assets. Developers can integrate either by deploying new cross-chain tokens or connecting existing ERC-20 assets, while issuers retain control over permissions and transfer limits. Circle's Forwarding service also lets recipients avoid paying gas fees on the destination chain. The feature targets use cases such as payments, collateral, tokenized real-world assets, and treasury management.
2026-11-02

The stablecoin market is showing a reversal in capital flows. USDC supply has contracted by $1.1 billion (3.9%) from its August 8 peak, while USDT has resumed growth after months of stagnation, reaching $65.2 billion in free float. Total stablecoin supply has climbed from $26.8 billion at the start of the year to roughly $112.8 billion. The author reads USDT's expansion as fresh capital entering crypto and USDC's decline as fading demand for DeFi safe-haven positioning—together a bullish sign that risk appetite is returning. The piece also covers Tether and Circle's push for greater reserve transparency, why USDT has taken root on Tron, and Chinese OTC demand.
2026-10-31

Circle has announced that its Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) V1 will be fully discontinued on December 1, with daily cross-chain limits being gradually reduced starting October 31. The new CCTP uses entirely new contracts and interfaces and is not backward compatible, requiring all bridges, aggregators, and wallets integrated with the old protocol to rebuild. Cosmos-based Noble will not be included in the new integration, and Circle plans to suspend all of its USDC contracts on January 12, 2027, initiating balance snapshots and manual redemptions. The move reflects a broader trend of centralized stablecoin issuers tightening control over cross-chain operations, shifting from unchecked expansion toward security and compliance.
2026-10-31

Polymarket has expanded its partnership with Chainlink to launch 15-minute gold and silver prediction markets, extending short-term price betting from crypto to precious metals. Chainlink serves as the official oracle, providing high-speed pricing through Data Streams and its Runtime Environment. The two companies say cumulative trading volume on their five- to fifteen-minute crypto markets has surpassed $11 billion, with more commodities, equities, and forex markets planned in the future.
2026-10-30

Polymarket halted international trading for an hour on October 29 after a third-party website vendor was compromised. Attackers used a performance-monitoring script loaded on the site to try to sell positions and move assets through logged-in users' trading clients and signing tools. Trader Car reported roughly $800,000 stolen, with a friend losing $600,000, and all positions sold off. Polymarket confirmed the vendor breach, promised to compensate affected users, and referred the matter to law enforcement, but has yet to release full investigation findings or a final loss total. It is the second vendor-breach security incident in four months.
2026-10-30

Curve Finance has completed a native deployment on the Stellar mainnet, marking its first move outside the EVM ecosystem. The core StableSwap trading module is now fully live, letting users permissionlessly create liquidity pools and swap with low slippage. Founder Michael Egorov says the push is driven mainly by institutional compliance needs and builds on Stellar's strengths in cross-border payments and FX settlement. Once security audits are complete, FXSwap—optimized for fiat currency exchange—will launch, targeting the on-chain FX market. With Curve's TVL holding steady at roughly $1.27 billion, the non-EVM expansion is seen as a key path to new growth.
2026-10-30

Crypto personality Yan has gone public with a bullish call on Hyperliquid, pointing to accelerating Wall Street capital flows into DeFi as the key catalyst. HYPE is currently trading between $79 and $96, with a market cap of roughly $20–26 billion. Prediction markets are pricing an 83.5% chance that Hyperliquid hits $100 by the end of 2026, signaling strong market confidence. Watch for institutional moves, partnership or strategic investment announcements, and HYPE's march toward the $100 mark.
2026-10-30

Hyperliquid (HYPE) jumped 20% in a single day, hitting $95.49 and pushing its market cap past $24.2 billion. The rally was sparked by Stanley Druckenmiller's first-ever post on X announcing an investment in fintech startup trade[xyz], which is partnering with NYSE parent ICE to launch regulated 24/7 perpetual futures trading in the US. Elon Musk responded with "Interesting," and chatter about his AI company xAI teaming up with on-chain derivatives added further fuel. Hyperliquid follows a zero-VC model, with over 76% of its supply allocated to the community.
2026-10-29