▲ 67 r/AlgorandOfficial
Bruno (CTO) leaving AF
I think he is not okey with algorand becoming EVM compatible
u/semanticweb — 6 days ago
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r/solana r/tokens r/web3dev r/Stellar r/web3 r/KeralaSpeaks r/stacks r/TamilMusic r/CarsIndia r/u_semanticweb r/CryptoCurrency r/cryptocurrencymemes r/AlgorandOfficial r/algorand r/UniSwap
Samsung Wallet is adding native USDC on Solana for cross-border payments. Carving a niche payment use case IMO.
The feature is built into Samsung Wallet rather than alongside it, so users send money from the same screen they already open for cards, boarding passes and IDs while Solana runs behind the scenes. Solana has processed more than $5.25 trillion in stablecoin volume in 2026 alone.
Learn more: https://solana.com/news/samsung-wallet
u/semanticweb — 8 days ago
Self-custodial Bitcoin staking coming to stacks.
Native BTC staking is going to attract lot of OGs. They can earn yield on BTC without smart contract risk
u/semanticweb — 13 days ago
▲ 27 r/CryptoCurrency
As stablecoins move into regulated finance, APAC is becoming a key proving ground.
APAC’s stablecoin market is best understood as a multi-layer infrastructure stack rather than a single-token market. Issuers create and manage stablecoins, but exchanges, custodians, payment firms, treasury platforms, and capital-market infrastructure determine how they are accessed, distributed, and used in real-world workflows. This distinction matters because current usage remains largely liquidity-led, while the next phase of adoption is likely to depend increasingly on regulated market infrastructure and institutional connectivity.
At the issuer layer, global USD stablecoins remain central to APAC activity. USDT dominates crypto-native liquidity across many Asian markets, supported by deep exchange penetration and broad on-chain distribution. USDC, RLUSD, and Paxos-issued stablecoins represent the more compliance-focused segment of the USD stablecoin market and are better aligned with regulated institutional use cases such as payments, treasury, and tokenized-market settlement.
u/semanticweb — 22 days ago
Pyth has been approved as an distributor to offer Nasdaq Basic, Nasdaq's proprietary real-time quote and trade product for U.S. equities via data feeds.
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u/semanticweb — 23 days ago
A wonderful idea from Algorand CEO which can generate a lot of revenue for Algorand Foundation . By end of this decade all blockchains should become quantum resistant and Algorand can help.
u/semanticweb — 28 days ago
Adapter is now live on Stellar mainnet
⚡ Faster consensus under load: Validators can keep voting while transaction data propagates.
🔄 Safer smart-contract upgrades : CAP-85 enables atomic upgrades across entire contract fleets.
🧩 Easier contract evolution : CAP-86 makes data-schema migrations more resilient.
u/semanticweb — 28 days ago
▲ 29 r/AlgorandOfficial
The success of GoPlausible lies in the ecosystem they are building around Algorand.
x.comu/semanticweb — 29 days ago
The ACTUS schedule defines what should happen. AVM execution events prove what did happen, leveraging Algorand's post-quantum protected history to ensure long-term integrity. Foundations of on-chain institutional debt being laid on $ALGO
x.comu/semanticweb — 1 month ago
▲ 33 r/algorand
The ACTUS schedule defines what should happen. AVM execution events prove what did happen, leveraging Algorand's post-quantum protected history to ensure long-term integrity. Foundations of on-chain institutional debt being laid on $ALGO
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u/semanticweb — 1 month ago
▲ 67 r/Stellar
Congratulations to stellar community. Stellar now hosts $4 billion in Real-World Assets.
We have just started.
- More than 1 billion USD worth of commodities tokenized.
- 8x growth in 2 years.
I will try my best to keep posting such insights on X and here on reddit.
Source: https://x.com/vithushaji/status/2094964722672271400
u/semanticweb — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/CryptoCurrency
250,000 post-quantum transactions, and counting! ⚛️
Just 4 days after native PQ accounts went live on pera wallet, 250K+ transactions on Algorand have been signed with Falcon-1024.
I think everyone should try this out just to experience PQ transactions
u/semanticweb — 2 months ago
▲ 119 r/CarsIndia
Toyota is selling a EV SUV at around 16 lakhs INR in China and is still struggling
Price : 16,000 USD
Offers: Lifetime Warranty for powertrain , free charger, zero interest financing.
Just managed to sell 520 units last month.
u/semanticweb — 2 months ago
▲ 33 r/algorand
As per Electric Capital developer report, Algorand witnessed 50% reduction in developers over last three years
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u/semanticweb — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/CryptoCurrency
AC2 Protocol : For safer Agentic commerce
Agentic Communication + Control Protocol (AC2) upgrades your stack with hardware-bound, non-custodial signatures that ensure every action is a verifiable expression of your sovereign will, all without ever sharing your keys.
u/semanticweb — 2 months ago
▲ 24 r/algorand
I tried out Alpha Arcade Perps. Planning to provide liquidity. What are the risks?
alphaarcade.comu/semanticweb — 2 months ago
When native PQ accounts go live on Algorand, implementing them is much easier for both users and developers.
u/semanticweb — 2 months ago