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#14-4-2026

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🚀 Welcome back to another jam-packed edition of our web3 digest! We've taken a whole load of breaking news from across the decentralized universe and condensed it into this perfectly bitesized serving just for you. From blockchain breakthroughs to crypto market moves, we're serving up all the essential updates you need to stay ahead in the space. ⚡ 💎 Ready to dive into today's digital frontier? Let's explore the stories shaping our decentralized future, one block at a time. Whether you're here for the alpha, the insights, or just trying to keep up with the lightning-fast pace of web3 - we've got you covered! 🌟

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Binance

Binance Introduces Zero-Fee Bitcoin Trading

Binance has launched a zero trading fees promotion for BTC/U trading pairs, eliminating both maker and taker fees for eligible users.

Key Details:

Zero maker and taker fees on BTC/U pairs
Available to VIP 2-9 users and Spot Liquidity Providers
Follows similar promotions, including the recent LINK/USDC zero-fee offering

This initiative continues Binance's strategy of reducing trading costs for higher-tier users and liquidity providers. The promotion aims to increase Bitcoin trading volume on the platform by removing fee barriers for qualified traders.

Full announcement

Ethereum Name Service

ENS Explorer Launches to Navigate Increasingly Complex Name Configurations

ENS has released the ENS Explorer, a dedicated tool designed to provide visibility into the protocol's growing complexity.

As ENS names have evolved beyond simple labels, they now involve multiple components:

Different contracts and resolvers
Permission structures
Subname configurations
Cross-application behaviors

The Explorer surfaces key information including control settings, resolution paths, historical changes, and protocol context. This allows users and developers to understand how names are configured and how they reached their current state.

Key features include:

Dedicated resolver pages for inspecting how ENS data is served
Support for flexible setups where multiple names share records through a single resolver
Automatic wallet balance refreshes when switching views
Enhanced social sharing with richer preview cards

The tool aims to serve as a source of truth for ENS, using accurate protocol terminology and surfacing technical details that management interfaces alone cannot provide.

Read the full deep dive

Chainlink

Major Institutions Adopt Chainlink for Onchain Data Distribution

Chainlink has become the infrastructure of choice for major institutions and government agencies to distribute data across blockchain networks.

Key Adopters Include:

U.S. Department of Commerce
Intercontinental Exchange
Deutsche Börse Group
S&P Global Ratings
FTSE Russell
Tradeweb

These organizations are using Chainlink's data standard to bring institutional-grade information onchain, making it accessible to thousands of applications in the blockchain ecosystem.

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