
Ripple Mints $449M Stablecoin on XRP Ledger — Then Burns 99% of It
TL;DR Ripple issued $449.3 million in RLUSD on the XRP Ledger over 30 days, but burned $448.9 million in the same period. The 99% burn rate

TL;DR Ripple issued $449.3 million in RLUSD on the XRP Ledger over 30 days, but burned $448.9 million in the same period. The 99% burn rate

TL;DR: Solana advances SIMD-0553, a proposal that raises fees on resource-intensive transactions and lowers costs for simple operations. The new model would increase daily SOL burning

TL;DR Jito submitted JIP-38, a proposal to allocate 100% of the DAO’s 80% share of JTX fees to $JTO buybacks and burns. The mechanism would operate
TL;DR Uniswap activated its fee switch and is now generating approximately $5.2 million in daily fees, ranking behind only Tether and Circle in daily protocol revenue.

TL;DR: Five addresses created in 2014 removed a total of 107 Bitcoin from circulation through simultaneous transfers. The funds were sent to a recognized public address

TL;DR: The burn rate of the meme cryptocurrency Shiba Inu increased by more than 700% in the last 24 hours, according to Shibburn data, eliminating millions

TL;DR: Flare published a governance proposal to capture maximum extractable value (MEV) at the protocol level and redirect it back into its own ecosystem. The proposal

TL;DR: Ripple is the protagonist of a historic move in the stablecoin sector, having withdrawn a massive amount of its RLUSD asset from circulation. This is

TL;DR: Â Over 53 million SHIB tokens were removed from circulation in 24 hours, sent to “dead addresses” to increase asset scarcity. Â The price responded with a

TL;DR: To counteract selling pressure, this Monday Aster executed a new reduction of its circulating supply, achieving a 2.37% rally placing its price at $0.702 after
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