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Hyperliquid Policy Center launches in Washington, led by lawyer Jake Chervinsky to advocate for clearer U.S. regulation and legal frameworks for DeFi and perpetual derivatives, backed by a 1M HYPE token contribution from Hyper Foundation.
Azura Trade launches as a cross-chain trading terminal across Solana, Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum using USD with no gas, bridging, or trading fees, combining aggregation, scanning, and portfolio management in one interface.
Uniswap proposed a Unichain Co-Incentives Growth Management Plan to support protocol development. The proposal passed with substantial votes in favor.
Uniswap executes major governance restructuring with UNIfication proposal, burning 100 million tokens and updating protocol ownership amid canceled strategic vision proposal for regulatory collaboration and v4 launch.
Optimism passes the Bedrock Protocol Upgrade, aimed at enhancing network modularity, simplicity, and Ethereum equivalence, marking a significant technical milestone for the L2 network.
Ethereum core developers outlined 2026 priorities around three tracks: scaling the network, improving UX through native account abstraction and cross-L2 interoperability, and “hardening” L1 security and censorship resistance, with the next major upgrade (Glamsterdam) targeted for H1 2026.
Arbitrum proposes upgrading to ArbOS Version 40 Callisto, adding support for Ethereum’s Pectra network upgrade, and includes a minor Stylus-related fix. The proposal is currently in draft status.
Peter Thiel and related Founders Fund entities no longer own a material stake (or any stake) in ETHZilla Corporation as of Dec 31, 2025.
Base will gradually transition away from the OP Stack and move to a unified Base-operated tech stack, aiming for faster upgrades, simplified infrastructure, and greater control over scaling and decentralization.
Aptos proposed performance-driven tokenomics linking APT emissions to network usage, including cutting staking rewards to ~2.6%, higher gas-fee burns, setting a 2.1B supply cap, and exploring buybacks to shift APT toward a potentially deflationary supply model.
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