AINFT user base exceeds 410,000

Based on the robot self-charging technology jointly developed by OpenMind and Circle, the FABRIC Foundation will further promote the large-scale deployment of machine economy and intelligent agents in two main directions.

OpenMind partners with Circle to launch the world's first payment infrastructure designed for autonomous intelligent agents and real-world AI, enabling robots to make autonomous payments in the physical world. The FABRIC Foundation will accelerate the implementation of the machine economy era and promote robots to become autonomous economic entities.

Cardano Hard Fork Set for Next Month as Hoskinson Confirms Timeline

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson confirmed that the van Rossem hard fork is scheduled for next month. He also talked about the current state of the market, recent integrations such as LayerZero and USDCx, and how Cardano is stacking up against other networks. In his latest update from

Ethereum Foundation Launches 70,000 ETH Staking Program, Vault Revenue Model Fully Upgraded

February 24 News, the Ethereum Foundation has officially launched its vault staking program, with the first batch of approximately 70,000 ETH already staked. The staking rewards generated will be directly funneled back into the Foundation's vault. This move aligns with its previously announced vault management policy, marking the start of the institutional-level native Ethereum staking strategy into practical implementation, and also strengthening the long-term sustainability of funds. In terms of technical architecture, the Foundation has chosen the open-source distributed signer Dirk and verification coordinator software Vouch as a combined solution. Dirk deploys signing nodes across different regions to reduce single points of failure and enhance system resilience; Vouch supports a hybrid configuration of multiple beacon clients and execution clients to mitigate potential network risks caused by client centralization. Additionally, its validator infrastructure adopts a minority client strategy and combines custodial resources with self-built hardware deployments across multiple jurisdictions to improve decentralization and operational stability.

Bitcoin payments are being adopted in real-world scenarios, with Satlantis entering the event ticketing market through the Lightning Network.

February 24 News, Web3 company Satlantis officially launched a Bitcoin-based live event ticketing platform, supporting direct ticket payments via the Lightning Network, while also being compatible with traditional payment methods such as bank cards and cash. This further promotes the practical application of Bitcoin payments in real-world commercial scenarios. The model aims to reduce payment costs and improve settlement efficiency, providing event organizers and crypto users with more flexible payment options. Unlike traditional ticketing systems that rely on banks and third-party payment processors, Satlantis has built its core architecture on the Lightning Network, enabling near-instant confirmation and extremely low fees for Bitcoin micro-payments. Users can choose Bitcoin payments just like selecting a debit card when purchasing tickets. The built-in Lightning wallet can complete transactions within seconds, significantly optimizing the daily Bitcoin payment experience and the usability of crypto payments.

Satlantis Brings Native BTC Payments to Live Events

Satlantis has launched a ticketing platform enabling BTC payments through the Lightning Network, enhancing everyday Bitcoin utility while allowing fiat transactions. This system reduces fees, speeds up transactions, and attracts crypto users, paving the way for broader real-world Bitcoin adoption.