✈️ TAM8085
Aircraft: B77W
Altitude: 30,000 ft (FL300)
Speed: 434 kts
Heading: 257°
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Arbitrum One keeps showing why serious projects choose this network as a base layer.
$ERA joins the ecosystem through @Calderaxyz’s Onchain Expansion Program, and I see this as a win for Arbitrum.
ERA now lives natively on @arbitrum One with a canonical token contract and fresh liquidity on Uniswap.
You trade ERA against USDC, USDT, and ETH without leaving your usual Arbitrum flow. For me this matters because real activity follows deep liquidity and low fees.
Here is what you get on Arbitrum today
- Near instant ERA bridging through Caldera’s Metalayer with a single canonical asset across chai

✈️ QTR50W
Aircraft: B77L
Altitude: 39,000 ft (FL390)
Speed: 499 kts
Heading: 86°
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✈️ NOZ71N
Aircraft: B738
Altitude: 36,000 ft (FL360)
Speed: 482 kts
Heading: 20°
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✈️ EXS8UM
Aircraft: B738
Altitude: 38,000 ft (FL380)
Speed: 483 kts
Heading: 10°
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I think stablecoin issuers care about one core metric. Latency variance.
Raw speed looks good when networks are quiet, but predictable timing keeps treasury systems and payment flows from breaking rhythm.
I feel this is the part many people overlook.
When your transfers jump from 300ms to 3s because the network gets busy, your rails suffer. Your users feel it. Your systems feel it too.
This is where @Neura_io steps in with a simple idea. Control everything that affects timing.
#Neura keeps propagation and finality inside a tight and repeatable range through:
- A fixed hardware profile
- A cont

🤝 @ankr continues its role as the primary RPC provider for @KAVA_CHAIN. This is a solid infrastructure partnership.
I think it's a notable setup. Kava has positioned itself as a destination for institutional activity. This requires serious backend reliability.
Ankr's job is to provide that stable, performant RPC layer. It's a clear example of foundational infra enabling a chain's specific goals, in this case security and scaling for assets.
For builders, this means the Kava ecosystem is supported by a known provider. You can access their endpoint directly.
It's a practical partnership that ma

I believe @arbitrum might be the most underrated ecosystem in Ethereum right now. The data points are compelling and deserve more attention.
Most people don't realize Arbitrum holds the most Aave TVL of any Layer 2. That's a strong vote of confidence from a major DeFi protocol.
Its L3 ecosystem, with Orbit, is also by far the most developed compared to other chains.
From my reading, many developers regard the core Arbitrum Nitro stack as substantially better for performance and security than alternatives.
The community is a real strength too. You have a top tier DAO actively governing the chai

Low key I like seeing @ankr at the centre of serious infra moves. @qu_stream is rolling out their Layer 2 on Monday after Ankr locked in the core time and the combo feels strong.
Adrian reworked the QBlock maths for one time pad encryption at around 100 gigabytes. Venari Security is already reselling QuStream to clients who want post quantum protection. This kind of traction makes me pay attention.
On top of this you have a state bank partnership tease and Qube home devices in preparation so people run multiple nodes from a home setup or VPS.
This is a nice signal for anyone who cares about i