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Developers on @kaspaunchained have published the technical design for Kaspa Dollar, a stablecoin that turns $KAS miners into its price oracle.
The proof of work oracle is paired with KIP-21 sequencing commitments to target dollar parity.
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Developers on HIFI can pay out over RTP, ACH, Push to card, SWIFT, Fedwire and over a dozen local payout rails.
Adding a payout method on HIFI is as simple as linking another address using the integration you already have.
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Developers on the XRP Ledger ($XRP) have proposed four code changes under the fixCleanup3_5_0 amendment to stop restricted tokens reaching unapproved accounts.
The fixes are not live and need more than 80% validator support.
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Developers on HIFI offramp to 16 currencies, now including Japanese yen, Australian dollars, Canadian dollars, British pounds, and Vietnamese dong.
USD stablecoins in your HIFI account pay out over each market’s domestic rail, many in real time.
One integration takes your users' dollars onchain and delivers them in the currency each recipient banks in.
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Developers are finally being ordered to clean up what has long been considered one of Melbourne's worst eyesores.
But new laws will force a transformation of the derelict former Cancer Council site in Carlton. #9News#
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Developers building with @mastra can now use the Circle Agent Wallets template to give agents access to USDC-powered wallets.
→ Add a wallet to an agent
→ Pay for APIs and services
→ Transact onchain
Programmable money, built into the tools AI developers already use:
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Developers building onchain applications often focus heavily on smart contracts
But frontend publishing also affects user experience and content trust
Developers can put AI on the grunt work with Visual Studio Professional 2026 for $30
developers are shockingly terrible at valuing their time. just the absolute worst.