Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin has gained momentum in decentralized finance (DeFi), attracting significant supply to Aave’s V3 Ethereum Core market, with a notable amount in loans taken. 

Daily top performer — Sui Network (SUI)

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Today's top performer is SUI, up 7.3%, following OVERTAKE's partnership with Sui to build a scalable and trustless game asset trading platform.

Sui Network (SUI), founded in 2022, is a Layer 1 blockchain by Mysten Labs, built to improve web3 scalability, speed, and security. It aims to reduce smart contract latency and support innovative NFT gaming, like Sui Monstar, with a developer-friendly environment. 

, efficient game asset trading platform. Leveraging Sui’s object-centric architecture, parallel execution, zkLogin, and modular infrastructure, OVERTAKE aims to enable trustless trading, verified in-game assets, and a real, on-chain game economy.

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 has gained momentum in decentralized finance (DeFi), attracting significant supply to Aave’s V3 Ethereum Core market, with a notable amount in loans taken. Initially slow, the stablecoin's growth has accelerated after its debut on Aave. RLUSD has a market cap close to $300 million and a supply cap, with borrowing limited to a specific amount. Ripple aims for RLUSD to become a top-five stablecoin by year-end. Ripple's collaboration with Chainlink enhances RLUSD’s utility across both institutional and DeFi applications.

Yesterday, BTC spot ETFs saw $273.8M in total inflows, all from non-GBTC funds.

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VanEck’s BNB Spot ETF proposal could bring BNB to U.S. markets, expanding access and marking a key milestone for BNB Chain's growth in regulated finance.

After the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) products based on 

 (ETH) in 2024, a flurry of new altcoin ETF applications emerged in early 2025. Many prominent asset management firms are vying for the approval of their ETF products, based on coins like 

 (AVAX) and others. Even some smaller-cap meme coins, specifically Pudgy Penguins' 

, have joined the SEC's ETF waiting list.

Given that most top cryptos already have their ETF applications filed with the country's financial regulator, it's little surprise that BNB Chain's 

, the fifth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has joined the bandwagon. In late March 2025, the New York–based global investment management giant VanEck registered a trust entity named VanEck BNB ETF in the US state of Delaware. The registration is an early sign that the acclaimed investment manager is planning to lodge a BNB ETF application with the SEC.

If approved, it will be the first US-based BNB ETF product on the market, likely leading to significant growth within BNB Chain's already well-established ecosystem.

On Mar 31, 2025, one of the leading asset managers in the world, VanEck, registered a trust named VanEck BNB ETF in the US state of Delaware. This is the strongest imaginable indicator that the company plans to subsequently launch an application with the SEC for the ETF’s approval. If approved by the regulator, the product will be the first spot ETF in the US to track BNB coin. As of the time of this writing (Apr 23, 2025), VanEck hasn't formally applied with the SEC, but this step is likely imminent.

Following the SEC filing, BNB coin will join a long list of other leading cryptocurrencies whose spot ETF applications have been lodged with the US regulator. Over the past few months, the SEC has received spot ETF applications for Solana, 

The VanEck BNB Spot ETF will track BNB coin, allowing holders to invest in the asset without directly holding it. While BNB is among the most popular assets in the crypto market, many investors are eschewing it and other cryptocurrencies due to their unregulated nature. Upon approval, the ETF product would be available for trading on regulated stock exchanges.

The exact composition of a crypto ETF product is usually unknown before its application is filed with the SEC. Therefore, we can assume that at this stage the ETF will be based entirely upon tracking BNB coin. Any additional components, such as minor holdings of other assets such as cash equivalents, could theoretically be included, but this will only be known upon VanEck’s formal application to the SEC.

VanEck itself is among the leading ETF issuers in the finance industry and is a pioneer of crypto ETFs. The firm already offers approved 

, and has filed applications with the SEC for spot ETFs based on several other cryptocurrencies, including a 

Currently, there’s no ETF in the US based on the BNB coin. In that respect, VanEck’s registration is the first serious effort to introduce such a product. Internationally, there is one exchange-traded product (ETP) that tracks BNB — the 21Shares Binance BNB ETP (ABNB), listed on the Swiss Stock Exchange. This ETP is offered by 21Shares, a leading digital asset management firm based in Zurich, Switzerland.

. ETPs may be based on various assets, such as stocks, bonds, commodities or cryptocurrencies. However, ETFs often offer better liquidity, lower fees and greater tax efficiency than other types of ETPs.

In short, despite the presence of the ABNB ETP on the market, the BNB ETF landscape remains an empty niche, as the 21Shares product isn’t a full-fledged ETF and has no regulatory approval in the US.

Current impact of BNB ETF applications on the crypto market

VanEck’s BNB ETF application — or, to be precise, its registration in Delaware — has so far had no immediate impact on the coin’s market price. In fact, BNB coin is currently trading at $615.68, barely different from its price of $600 in the early days of April when news of the ETF’s registration first surfaced.

BNB is a major cryptocurrency featuring at least one billion dollars in daily trading volumes. The news of VanEck's initiative is unlikely to seriously affect BNB’s price. However, if the ETF ultimately gains approval from the SEC, such a development may have a significant positive impact on the crypto's future price.

What will it mean if a Spot BNB ETF application is approved?

If the SEC approves the Spot BNB ETF, it will likely lead to higher demand for BNB coin — as demand from investors for the product rises, VanEck will need to source more BNB to back its ETF shares. This increased demand would push the price of BNB higher. As noted above, BNB is one of the market's largest cryptos and features substantial trading volumes. Therefore, it's unlikely that a Spot BNB ETF would cause drastic rises in the coin’s price. However, a certain positive price effect is a safe bet, and the magnitude of the effect will be directly related to the popularity of the ETF among investors.

Additionally, the ETF will improve the visibility of the BNB ecosystem, potentially leading to more 

 (DApps) and projects launched on its blockchain.

If approved by the SEC, the Spot BNB ETF by VanEck would usher in a new era for the coin. For the first time ever, BNB as a financial asset would become available through the regulated environment of US stock exchanges. This would not only help support the coin’s price and expand the chain’s ecosystem, but would also be a major reputational gain for Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange and the corporate entity behind BNB Chain.

Over the years, Binance has had its fair share of troubles and arguments with US regulators. A fully approved spot ETF based on Binance’s own coin would, therefore, send a signal to the crypto market that the major components of the Binance ecosystem — BNB crypto, BNB Chain’s blockchain and the Binance crypto exchange — aren’t as risky to deal with as some Americans may believe.

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In this article, we explore liquid staking protocol StakeStone's key features, the STO token launch, tokenomics and how to trade STO on Bybit.

StakeStone (STO) is a next-gen omnichain liquidity infrastructure protocol designed to optimize yield and cross-chain liquidity. Its introduction of liquid yield-bearing versions of ETH and BTC — STONE and STONEBTC — enables users to earn sustainable yield while enhancing capital efficiency. This article explores StakeStone’s architecture, core assets, founding team, tokenomics and recent market performance.

 is a decentralized liquidity infrastructure protocol that issues liquid, 

-bearing assets like STONE (Ethereum) and STONEBTC (Bitcoin). Designed for omnichain integration, it empowers users and protocols with composable 

 solutions and efficient cross-chain liquidity.

Launched in 2024, StakeStone was built to address the fragmented and capital-inefficient nature of ETH and BTC staking by introducing secure, flexible and modular primitives. StakeStone’s mission is to maximize on-chain yield while ensuring deep liquidity across ecosystems.

StakeStone was founded in 2023 by a team of DeFi-native builders led by Charles K, a crypto veteran with over 10 years of experience in centralized exchanges (CEXs), hardware wallets and DeFi infrastructure The core team includes Rose Li, Chief Strategy Officer, and Ivan K, Chief Marketing Officer.

The project has secured funding from notable crypto funds, including Polychain Capital, Binance Labs, OKX Ventures, Amber Group, HashKey Capital and Bankless Ventures. These backers not only provide capital but also strategic ecosystem access — positioning StakeStone as a serious player in omnichain liquidity and yield infrastructure.

StakeStone converts ETH and BTC into liquid, yield-bearing assets — STONE (ETH) and STONEBTC (respectively) — through a modular and omnichain framework. When ETH is staked, it flows into the StakeStone Vault and is allocated to the Strategy Pool, and STONE is minted via the Minter.

Yield is generated through strategies such as:

Users can deploy STONE across chains via the 

 (LP) rewards, with optional LP locking for enhanced returns. SBTC is the liquid BTC asset mirroring Bitcoin’s value, with STONEBTC adding a yield layer to BTC and unlocking passive income without sacrificing liquidity.

StakeStone implements key security measures, including the following:

STONE (ETH): Omnichain yield-bearing asset

 derivative. It’s minted when users stake ETH, and is backed by underlying yield from stETH, EigenLayer restaking and additional DeFi strategies.

STONE supports seamless cross-chain bridging, enabling deployment across supported networks and STONE-Fi Pools for additional rewards. Users benefit from passive yield, cross-chain utility, governance participation and on-demand liquidity.

SBTC is a liquid Bitcoin asset that mirrors BTC’s value and enables seamless use within EVM-compatible chains. STONEBTC, on the other hand, enhances SBTC by adding a yield layer, empowering users to earn yield from BTC-based strategies while preserving liquidity.

 utility by unlocking native BTC liquidity and enabling new use cases, such as cross-chain lending and borrowing, LP participation in BTC-based DeFi pools and composable integration across multichain DeFi protocols.

Together, SBTC and STONEBTC aim to position Bitcoin as an active capital layer across Ethereum and beyond.

 of StakeStone, with a total supply of 1 billion. It underpins protocol governance via OPAP proposals, voting-escrowed STO (veSTO) staking and 

Emissions are set to taper gradually until 2031, aligning incentives with long-term ecosystem growth.

According to CoinGecko, as of Apr 24, 2025, 

with a market cap of over $25 million. The token has recently shown strong momentum, rallying 85.4% over the past two weeks. Furthermore, StakeStone’s value could benefit from various catalysts, such as the rise in demand for 

 the STOUSDT Perpetual futures contract in the Innovation Zone, with up to 20x leverage.

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The MANTRA (OM) token’s wild crash on Apr 13, 2025, shocked the crypto world. Discover the causes, fallout, and what’s next in MANTRA’s road to recovery.

In the morning and daytime hours of Apr 13, 2025, the MANTRA blockchain's native token, OM, sat at a respectable market cap of $6 billion, making it the third-highest-ranked cryptocurrency in the 

 (RWA) category, the area the platform specializes in. Everything seemed like smooth sailing for the token.

Then, just after 6 PM UTC, the price of the OM token suddenly began to free-fall, declining from nearly $6 to about $0.50 in the space of just two hours.

A project that started the day as one of the top players in the RWA field was now worth 90% less as the evening approached. OM's abrupt, sharp crash immediately caught the market's attention, with speculation of a 

However, MANTRA's CEO, John Patrick Mullin, immediately sprang into action for PR damage control on social media, reassuring the public that the team members weren’t dumping OM tokens at all. Instead, MANTRA's founder and CEO alleged that deliberate actions of some 

 (CEXs) had caused the catastrophic plunge.

As of our coverage date of Apr 23, 2025, this is a developing story. In this article, we’ll establish what actually happened, who's involved and what awaits the OM token in the foreseeable future.

 decentralized network dedicated to RWA tokenization and utilization in compliance with real-world regulatory requirements.

 It features high scalability and low transaction fees. The project is one of the earliest initiatives dedicated to RWA use via blockchain technology. Originally, MANTRA debuted as a 

 (ETH) in August 2020. In October 2024, the project migrated to its own dedicated Layer 1 platform, the MANTRA Chain. The MANTRA blockchain is based on the Cosmos SDK framework, and is part of the wider 

The MANTRA ecosystem's main products include MANTRA DEX, a 

 (DEX); a digital identity (DID) management tool; a compliant token development and management solution; and a comprehensive compliance and permissioning system. MANTRA has also partnered with global powerhouses like Google Cloud, and with DAMAC Properties, one of Dubai's most prominent developers, to propel innovative solutions for 

Starting in late 2024, right after its own dedicated mainnet launch, MANTRA had become a significant player in the RWA corner of 

 (DeFi). By late February 2025, the platform’s native OM token had climbed to a value of nearly $9, with its market cap peaking at around $8.2 billion. Before the fateful events of Apr 13, 2025, OM was the third-highest-capped crypto in the RWA category, trading at $6.27, with a market cap of slightly over $6 billion, according to the CoinGecko portal.

In the evening hours (UTC time) of Apr 13, 2025, OM began to lose its value precipitously, dive-bombing from over $6 to about $0.52 in the space of two hours. The token’s market cap fell to slightly under half a billion dollars — a loss of more than 90%.

CEO John Mullin was quickly online, reassuring the crypto community that no team member had sold their OM holdings, and that this wasn’t a case of the bad ol’ rug pull. Instead, Mullin alluded that after OM tokens were moved to two leading CEXs (Binance and OKX) to use as collateral, the exchanges initiated a cascade of 

 of positions backed by the token. Both exchanges refuted the allegations, and connected OM’s price collapse to its recent unusually high price 

, and significant tokenomics changes made to OM in October 2024 that greatly undermined its value.

As a chain of liquidations took place, the token’s price started to plummet, causing significant panic that quickly led to further price drops. The situation only stabilized closer to the end of the day, with OM’s price remaining under $1. As of Apr 23, it’s trading at $0.5543 — a far cry from its rate of over $6 just two weeks ago.

After investigating, crypto analytics firm Lookonchain concluded that 17 wallets had deposited 43.6 million OM tokens (4.5% of the token's circulating supply) into the implicated exchanges. Two of these wallets are believed to belong to Laser Digital, one of MANTRA's investors. Another investor in the project, Shorooq Partners, is also suspected to be among the 17 wallets. Both Shorooq and Laser Digital have denied the allegations.

Although the price plunge was immediately compared to the 2022 collapse of the 

 (LUNA) blockchain, many analysts point out that the two crashes are fundamentally different. Terra's crash resulted from structural abnormalities in the 

 regulating UST, the project's stablecoin. In contrast, OM's fiasco is suspected to be the direct result of market-driven manipulation by 

, and possibly exchanges. No security breach, disruption to services or data, or other adverse structural events have occurred on the platform.

While this development is unprecedented for the project, MANTRA has been embroiled in other controversies throughout its history. One of these was its 

, first announced in August 2024 and then delayed multiple times. Around 50% of the wallets believed to be bots were cut off from the airdrop list. However, many considered the bot-culling process to have been conducted without much proof.

There have also been reports of vote rigging in the project's governance system in a bid to obscure MANTRA’s centralized model of profit allocation. Additionally, some analysts have accused the project of "forced bridging" to manipulate the market price. Platform users had to migrate their Ethereum-based OM tokens to MANTRA's native OM tokens via 

, which would increase gas fees and allow the project team to control the token's circulation pace.

How is MANTRA (OM) headed toward recovery?

MANTRA’s CEO rapidly reassured users that the team is now working hard to jump-start the token’s recovery. On Apr 14, 2025, Mullin unveiled plans to initiate a buyback scheme, along with the intent to burn all OM tokens held by the project team. The team's supply totals 300 million tokens, representing about 17% of the total supply.

He also denied factually incorrect assertions circulating online that the team effectively controls 90% of OM's supply. Mullin further assured the public that no large-scale selling events by investors have occurred.

As OM’s value has stayed firmly under $1, it remains to be seen how these PR efforts — as well as the planned buyback and burn — will affect the token’s future.

 as a swap pair with USDT, or on the Derivatives market as the 

Naturally, given the ongoing situation with the OM token, buying OM is at your own discretion, as right now the token is truly for the adventurous and brave at heart.

As of Apr 23, 2025, the OM token is trading at $0.5543, 93.8% lower than its ATH of $8.99 on Feb 23, 2025, and 3,138.8% higher than its ATL of $0.01726 on Oct 12, 2023.

Curiously, most crypto price prediction portals are optimistic about the OM token's long-term prospects. DigitalCoinPrice 

 of $1.81 in 2027 and $2.82 in 2030, whilePricePrediction 

It's hard to verify all the allegations flying around regarding the involvement of exchanges and key investors in the MANTRA OM incident. What matters at this stage is that the project team has been quick and proactive in injecting transparency and clarity into the situation.

The free fall in the token's price seems to be over by now. In fact, OM’s decline was over within hours of the incident. Moreover, unlike Terra's LUNA and UST coins, OM hasn't become worthless. All these factors point to potential stabilization and recovery ahead. The question now is: Will the pace and magnitude of the recovery be enough to save the project in the long term? At this early stage after the collapse, few people could answer the question with confidence. We'll eagerly await the developments over the next few weeks to see if MANTRA finds its way out of the woods. 

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MANTRA (OM): Understanding its wild ride and road to recovery

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Dymension (DYM) is a blockchain platform that facilitates the development and launch of application-specific Layer 2 rollups called RollApps.

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Over the last couple of years, modular development has emerged as a clear trend within the blockchain industry. Modular designs typically separate different blockchain layers — application, data availability and settlement — into distinct, independently functioning modules to address the limitations of traditional monolithic designs. Recognizing the inherent inflexibility of all-in-one, conventional 

 (ETH), developers are increasingly adopting the modular approach to enhance functionality and scalability, as well as to speed up network development and deployment.

Now, a newly launched platform called Dymension (DYM) has extended the principles of modularity to blockchain rollups, or “RollApps,” using the project’s terminology. Serving as an internet of RollApp networks, Dymension provides foundational security and 

 to facilitate the operation of these application-specific chains.

Built upon the Cosmos SDK framework, Dymension leverages Cosmos's Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol to enable interoperability and cross-chain communication among diverse 

 networks. Through its innovative approach, Dymension aims to become a leader in the niche of modular rollup solutions. For developers and app operators, the platform offers scalability, flexibility and low latency and execution costs — a combination that few other projects can match.

 (DYM) is a Layer 1 modular blockchain platform that supports the development and deployment of RollApps — 

 networks that use Dymension’s underlying consensus mechanism while having their own custom execution logic. 

The platform acts as a hub that developers can use to launch optimistic rollups, or RollApps, using the principles of modularity. These RollApps use Dymension’s validator network to secure their operations and achieve consensus. Dymension also offers these RollApps the ability to externally source their data availability layer via providers like 

Dymension’s testnet operations were launched in early 2023, and the testnet has been used to deploy over 15,000 RollApps so far. In early February 2024, the platform launched its mainnet along with its native token — DYM.

Dymension's RollApps are Layer 2 platforms that are launched with a single application in mind. These are what are known as application-specific chains, and they differ from standard rollups designed to host various decentralized apps (

). RollApps provide tremendous cost and scalability benefits as compared to directly transacting on a Layer 1 chain.

 SDK, one of the industry's most popular blockchain development frameworks. The platform has also introduced its own development framework, the RollApp Development Kit (RDK), which extends the functionality offered by the Cosmos SDK to facilitate streamlined, modular RollApp development. A key element that Dymension has inherited from Cosmos is the IBC cross-chain protocol. Using IBC, Dymension’s RollApps can communicate with one another across the entire Dymension network, as well as establish connections with other IBC-capable Cosmos (ATOM) chains.

In order to understand Dymension's architecture and working mechanism, it's useful to revisit the topic of blockchain layers. A typical blockchain has three core layers working in unison to ensure its operations:

Dymension procures the settlement layer for RollApps via the Dymension Hub, a Cosmos SDK proof of stake (

) chain comprising a network of validators that provide block validation services. As such, RollApps don’t need to onboard and maintain their own validator nodes.

The data availability layer for RollApps is sourced via external providers like Celestia. Celestia. Also a decentralized platform for modular blockchain development, Celestia is a leading provider of data availability services. It’s not the only platform that offers an outsourced data availability layer, though it’s perhaps the best-known provider in this niche. In line with the principles of modularity, Dymension offers RollApps a choice of different data availability providers, depending upon their operational needs.

Having externalized their settlement layers (via the Dymension Hub) and data availability layers (via a provider integrated with the Dymension platform), RollApps can focus on running their own, domain-specific application layers.

While the Dymension Hub provides consensus and security for the platform, the process of launching new RollApps is facilitated through the platform's RollApp Development Kit, which contains prepackaged modules designed to expedite the RollApp launch process. For instance, there are modules for common operations such as token management and account creation. These ready-to-use modules contribute significantly to the efficiency and flexibility of RollApp development and deployment via the Dymension platform.

RollApps on Dymension represent Layer 2 chains tailored specifically for single DApp use cases. They function similarly to the independent app-specific 

 in the Cosmos ecosystem. However, RollApps typically have lower latency and computational costs, because they use rollup technology and externalize their settlement and data availability layers.

Sequencers are a critical component of RollApps. These are specialized nodes responsible for compiling transaction blocks and communicating with Dymension Hub validators to process blocks and achieve consensus. To be a Sequencer, you have to bond DYM tokens or stake a native RollApp token. Each RollApp may be operated by one or more Sequencers.

RollApps also feature another type of specialized node, known as "Governors," alongside Sequencers. These entities are responsible for on-chain governance and the rule-setting mechanism. To enhance security and decentralization, Sequencers and Governors function as separate entities. Governors derive their voting power from stakes delegated to them by token holders on the platform.

The actual Dymension settlement layer is referred to as the Dymension Hub. It serves as a shared settlement layer utilized by all RollApps operating on the platform. Made up of validator nodes, it’s responsible for processing and verifying transaction blocks that the RollApp Sequencers submit. The Hub is the primary mechanism ensuring on-chain consensus and network integrity.

Validators derive their block processing rights from the stakes delegated to them by token holders on the platform. Users can stake funds on their preferred validator, typically based on factors such as the commission paid out by the validator or, in the case of decentralization purists, the desire to support smaller validators. Standard commission rates typically range from 5% to 10%, depending upon the validator.

The Dymension Hub also hosts an embedded automated market maker (

) designed to facilitate shared liquidity, token swaps, asset routing and price discovery across the entire network of RollApps. Equipped with embedded 

, the AMM is a particularly valuable resource for RollApps operating within the decentralized finance (

) niche. The oracles enable DeFi RollApps to track and update token prices in real time.

The DYM token is the Dymension platform's native cryptocurrency. Its main functions in the ecosystem include:

DYM is a supply-capped token with a maximum and total supply of 1 billion. As of Feb 16, 2024, the token has been on the market for 10 days and has a circulating supply of 146 million, of which close to half (70 million) were distributed in January and February as part of the platform’s Genesis 

. Recipients of the airdrop included more than 1 million addresses across a number of blockchain platforms, primarily Celestia, 

The entire supply of DYM will be released over a period of five years, by early 2029, with the final distribution shares per the chart below.

As of Feb 22, 2024, the DYM token is trading at $7.04, which is 16.8% lower than its all-time high of $8.50 on Feb 14, 2024, and about 100% higher than its all-time low of $3.54, registered on the day of the token’s launch (Feb 6, 2024).

The long-term outlook for DYM is mostly bullish, with PricePrediction 

 $16.90 in 2025 and break past $100 to hit $122.50 in 2030, and DigitalCoinPrice forecasting the token 

The DYM token is available on Bybit via the 

 Spot pair. If you don’t have an account on Bybit, you can easily 

 and trade DYM and hundreds of other cryptocurrencies offered in the Spot and Derivatives markets.

From Feb 21 to Mar 7, 2024, you can also participate in two Bybit events and earn a share of the 

. The first is a 14,960 DYM Token Splash/Deposit to Earn event where the first 4,500 new users can earn 2.88 DYM, and up to 2,000 existing users can acquire 1 DYM. The second event entails a 32,000 DYM airdrop, with 20,000 participants randomly chosen to receive 1.6 DYM each.

With the recent launch of the DYM token and mainnet, Dymension is taking its first steps in the modular blockchain market. However, even at this early stage, the platform's modular RollApp proposition is attracting considerable interest within the industry. The DYM token has demonstrated a confident growth trajectory since its launch day, and the project has captured early attention, thanks to its expansive and widely communicated airdrop — the Rolldrop — which reached over a million users and was estimated to be valued at around $390 million.

While Dymension might not be the first platform to enter the modular blockchain game, it's certainly among the pioneers of modularity, as applied to rollup technology and application-specific Layer 2 chains. Its highly efficient, low-latency and cost-effective RollApps set it apart in a niche where competition will likely intensify this year.

The adoption of Dymension by the developer community over a longer-term period is, of course, not a certainty. However, early indicators are encouraging. As the platform matures, it could quickly develop into a leader in the modular rollup market. With access to the broader Cosmos ecosystem via the IBC protocol, Dymension's RollApps will undoubtedly be of interest to multi-chain DApp operators as well.

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