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Following the announcement of Status Network merging into Linea, this post details the practical next steps for pre-deposit vault participants: when each vault opens
Status Network pioneered native gasless execution as a breakthrough that unlocks new use cases for privacy, DeFi and agentic commerce. Over the past two years
Every L2 building its revenue model on sequencing fees is building on a shrinking foundation. Gas fees on L2s dropped by up to 99% after
Today we're announcing punk.fun as a core native application launching on Status Network. punk.fun is a token launchpad and liquidity infrastructure
Staking SNT is the most capital-efficient way to earn Karma, the soulbound reputation token that determines your free transaction throughput, governance power over the
Layer 2 networks face a fundamental tradeoff: privacy or composability. Bermuda solves this by implementing privacy at the protocol layer through stealth addresses and confidential
Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) is profit that block producers or searchers capture by reordering, inserting, or censoring transactions within a block. It acts as a
Gas fees create permanent, observable metadata that links blockchain accounts to their transaction activity. Every gas payment requires a funded account, and every funding event
Ethereum L2 scaling is measured in throughput, fees, and transaction counts. None of these are the right benchmark for mass adoption. Consumer applications that have
Gas fees on Ethereum Layer 2 networks are transaction costs paid by users to access block space. They serve three simultaneous functions in every current
Loss-Versus-Rebalancing (LVR) is the primary adverse selection cost paid by liquidity providers (LPs) in automated market makers (AMMs). It measures the value extracted
Shamir's Secret Sharing splits a secret into multiple shares. No single share reveals anything on its own. Only a set minimum number of
A Sybil attack happens when one actor creates many fake identities to gain outsized control over a network. In blockchain systems, this can corrupt governance
Rate Limiting Nullifiers (RLN) are zero-knowledge cryptographic protocols that enforce per-account transaction quotas without requiring users to pay traditional gas fees. By utilizing
On-chain identity lets users prove who they are using blockchain data. It replaces logins and passwords with crypto proof. Three tools make it work: