🚀 #MOVA# Weekly Report 🔗 Ecosystem & Operations • WLFI Supernode Campaign activated — backed by a 20M WLFI incentive pool, unlocking nodes, early access & ecosystem rewards via MovaLiquid. • MOVA × WLFI Subscription Campaign expands access — 20 rounds, 1M WLFI each, enabling seamless participation with USD1 / MOVA. 🎨 Community & Events • Labour Day ⚙️ — recognizing the infrastructure powering payments, capital flows, and the next era of on-chain finance. 🧩 Technical • Next Testnet — Jupiter: EVM Parallel Execution Breakthrough – Optimistic parallel execution (Block-STM) → 3.5×–5× faster processing – Multi-version state cache → eliminates lock contention – Sustains 10,000+ TPS in high-frequency scenarios A major step toward multi-core, high-throughput PayFi infrastructure. 📘 Full report on Medium 👇 #MovaChain# #PayFi# #Web3# #RWA# #BlockchainInfrastructure# #JupiterTestnet# #ParallelEVM#

Each blockchain is competing for a different part of the market. $ETH focuses on smart contracts and settlement. $SOL targets high-performance applications. $SUI uses an object-centric architecture. $SEI focuses on trading infrastructure. $AVAX supports customizable blockchain networks. $NEAR explores chain abstraction. $INJ specializes in financial applications. $KAS takes a different approach to Proof of Work. $APT uses the Move programming language. $TON connects blockchain infrastructure with Telegram's ecosystem. 🟢 What I like: • Different technical approaches • Competition between ecosystems • Innovation in payments, DeFi, and applications 🔴 What I watch: • Real users and developer activity • Token supply and demand • Liquidity and network reliability • Sustainable ecosystem growth My take: The next major blockchain winner won't be decided by marketing alone. Technology needs adoption. Which Layer 1 has the strongest long-term thesis?

Best Blockchain Infrastructure for Agentic AI Payments. 🔻 Another recognition for TRON at Wiki Finance Expo Hong Kong 2026. Congrats to @justinsuntron on being named World’s Most Influential Innovator of the Year. Thanks @Wikiexpo_global.

The Cambridge Blockchain Society was excited to co-host the Canton × Cantor8 Coffee Hour alongside the Digital Assets Forum in London, bringing together students, researchers, and industry practitioners for thoughtful, informal discussion. The session offered a setting for candid conversations on institutional blockchain infrastructure, real-world digital asset adoption, and the role university communities play in connecting emerging talent with industry leaders. We were especially glad to welcome members of the @CantonNetwork ecosystem and @Cantor8, alongside students from across the UK university blockchain network, including @blockchainox and @iclblockchain. Thank you to everyone who joined us – we’re excited to continue co-creating spaces that connect academic insight with real-world deployment. ☕🚀

What if applications could run directly on blockchain infrastructure? That's part of the vision behind base:0x00f3c42833c3170159af4e92dbb451fb3f708917 and the Internet Computer. Its architecture uses canisters: smart contracts that can combine computation with persistent data and serve web content. The broader idea includes: → Onchain application logic → Persistent application state → Web-based user experiences → Decentralized infrastructure → Developer-built services The long-term challenge is attracting developers and users while making performance, costs, and reliability competitive. A blockchain becomes more interesting when people use the applications built on it.

ZKsync Removed a Major Barrier For Institutional Blockchain Adoption Matter Labs, the developer behind ZKsync (@zksync), has open-sourced Prividium’s permissioning engine, giving institutions more control over their blockchain infrastructure. The step has been taken after receiving comments from regulated companies that they couldn’t rely on single vendor for important systems. Deutsche Bundesbank has started to test the engine in its infrastructure. Firms can now review, manage and edit the source code without any business deal. According to Matter Labs, this would help make Prividium better suited for regulated financial infrastructure.

ZKsync Removed a Major Barrier For Institutional Blockchain Adoption Matter Labs, the developer behind ZKsync (@zksync), has open-sourced Prividium’s permissioning engine, giving institutions more control over their blockchain infrastructure. The step has been taken after receiving comments from regulated companies that they couldn’t rely on single vendor for important systems. Deutsche Bundesbank has started to test the engine in its infrastructure. Firms can now review, manage and edit the source code without any business deal. According to Matter Labs, this would help make Prividium better suited for regulated financial infrastructure.

🤝Ads3 x Matrix The next generation of blockchain infrastructure is being built for both scale and intelligence. Matrix @Matrix__Chain is an Unstoppable Execution Rollup built on BNB Chain, leveraging the Facet technology stack and BNB’s PoSA consensus to deliver a high-performance execution environment while relying on BNB for sequencing, data availability, and finality. Beyond infrastructure, Matrix Labs is bringing AI deeper into on-chain markets — combining real-time blockchain data with machine learning to power automated trade optimization, risk monitoring, and smart-money tracking. Now, Matrix and @ads3_ai are joining forces to accelerate ecosystem growth through smarter user acquisition and data-driven expansion. ⚡️ Scale execution. 🤖 Turn data into intelligence. 📈 Grow with precision. #Matrix# #Ads3# #BNBChain# #AI# #Blockchain# #Web3#

The future isn’t more blockchain infrastructure. It’s better developer infrastructure. The Wirex Stellar SDK helps teams build payments, wallets, fintech apps and real-world financial products on Stellar faster than ever. Proud to work alongside @wirexapp, @BuildOnStellar and @StellarOrg to help bring this vision to life. #Fintech# #Web3#