Also, long texts are rarely appealing, especially with integration deadlines. Conversational docs via an AI chat enable integrations to reach production in less than a day This is what drove the revamp

Most importantly, AI. The aim is for everyone, not just developers, to build cross-chain apps in one shot with an AI agent. If English is becoming the new coding language, documentation should cater to

Technically, a better developer-facing landscape was needed to show how to use and integrate the platform. Work began with various web3 products (wallets, swaps, lending-borrowing protocols, etc), so those

The product matured as both a product and a business

Basically: AI

This should eliminate about 99% of the incentive, especially since Google isn't doing shit to stop the phishing emails

Yeah, that's acknowledged Auto-locking plus verification is being implemented for accounts that post about cryptocurrency for the first time in their account history

Account history includes extensive posts about crypto (like, a lot), so future posts on the topic should not trigger an account lock. That focus is central to the account

Developer toolkits across ecosystems — Crosschain Live

Thoughts from the founder Clear vision paired with steady execution drives lasting progress

#GetThereWithAcross Reach the destination with Across

Integrators: success isn't about supporting multiple chains The real win is fewer drop-offs One decision. One confirmation. Done

Digital identity with HL Names — crosschain discussion featuring Kanishk

Ethereum serves as the trusted global settlement layer for real-world adoption, used by institutions, governments, and enterprises worldwide

35/ The ADI Foundation partnered with a leading mobile money platform to bring 60M+ users onchain, integrating blockchain rails for instant cross-border payments and stablecoin transactions. —

34/ A major wealth manager filed for a Staked Ether ETF, expanding beyond spot exposure to capture Ethereum’s native staking yield for clients.

33/ An asset manager distributed the first ETH staking rewards to ETF shareholders, a first for U.S. regulated products that delivered native network yield to investors.

32/ A regulated U.S. dollar stablecoin issued by a state-chartered digital asset bank launched on Ethereum and Polygon, marking another instance of U.S.-regulated banks issuing stablecoins on public

31/ A national U.S. retail bank became the first to issue a stablecoin on a public, permissionless blockchain, launching on Ethereum for internal faster, cheaper settlements.