Gate News message, April 24 — According to Artemis data, Ethereum generated $2.7 million in network fees over the past 24 hours, surpassing Hyperliquid's $1.7 million. The data reflects the relative transaction volumes and fee structures across the two networks during the

Gate News message, April 24 — Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, announced that TON network transaction fees will drop 6 times over the next week, falling to 0.00039 TON (approximately $0.0005) per transaction and remaining fixed regardless of network load. Following the reduction, most

Gate News message, April 24 — Iran's Central Bank has confirmed that the first batch of transit fees collected from vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz has been received in cash foreign exchange form, according to Haji Babaei, Vice Speaker of the Iranian Islamic Parliament. The funds have b

Gate News update: On April 23, according to Gate market data, as of the time of publication, TRADOOR (Tradoor) is trading at $8.17. It is down 2.20% over the past 24 hours, with a high of $11.00 and a low of $7.52. The 24-hour trading volume is $7.8239 million. Its current market cap is approximately $117 million. Tradoor is the fastest and simplest way to trade Options and Perps on the web, mobile, and Telegram. You can get started with less capital, enjoy private, one-click trading, with no hidden fees. This is not investment advice; investing involves risks, including market volatility.

The Kelp DAO attacker converted around 75,700 ETH (about $175M) to Bitcoin via THORChain, producing $800M in trading volume and $910,000 in THORChain fees. Abstract: The report notes that the Kelp DAO attacker moved the majority of 75,700 ETH (roughly $175M) into Bitcoin using THORChain’s cross-chain swap. The swap generated about $800 million in trading volume and roughly $910,000 in THORChain fees, illustrating the liquidity and revenue implications of cross-chain activity during an exploit.

Abstract: The article surveys XRPL ecosystem expansion, highlighting wallet integrations (LOBSTR with XRPL Commons; Exodus custody tools) and rising institutional interest from Mastercard, BlackRock, and Franklin Templeton as XRPL real-world asset activity grows toward a multi-billion-dollar valuation, underpinned by fast settlement and low fees. Summary: LOBSTR adds XRP Ledger support via XRPL Commons; Exodus expands XRP/RLUSD custody tools. Mastercard, BlackRock, and Franklin Templeton monitor XRPL as RWA activity climbs toward $2.5B, enabling fast, low-cost settlements.

Tempo and Felix partner to enable remittances via WhatsApp; Felix has processed over $5B for 1M+ users across 9 Latin American corridors and will integrate Tempo to lower fees and enable sub-second settlements. Abstract: Tempo announced a partnership with Felix to enable cross-border remittances via WhatsApp. Felix, which has processed over $5 billion for more than one million users across nine Latin American corridors, will integrate Tempo into its settlement infrastructure to lower fees and achieve sub-second settlement efficiency at scale.

Gate News message, April 22 — Gensyn, a decentralized AI infrastructure network backed by a16z crypto, launched its flagship product Delphi, an AI-settled information market platform that allows anyone to create markets and earn fees based on trading volume. Market creators pre-select fixed-weight

Summary: Ripple joins a BIS Payments taskforce to improve cross-border payment interoperability, contributing blockchain expertise to cut delays, fees, and opacity in global transfers. Abstract: This note reports that Ripple has joined a BIS taskforce under the Payments and Market Infrastructure committee to address cross-border payment interoperability. The taskforce seeks to reduce delays, fees, and opacity across international settlements, with Ripple contributing its blockchain-based technology to help design scalable global frameworks.

The PACE Act would let qualified digital asset and fintech firms access the Fed's payment system, aiming to cut delays and costs through direct Fed access, with regulatory safeguards and consumer protections. Abstract: The U.S. House introduced the Payments Access and Consumer Efficiency (PACE) Act to allow qualified digital asset, fintech, and other service providers to connect directly to the Federal Reserve's payment system. The bipartisan bill, by Reps. Young Kim and Sam Redo, aims to cut delays and fees by enabling direct Fed access under OCC oversight, with streamlined registration, consumer protections, supervisory enforcement, and bankruptcy provisions. Industry advocates argue that direct access would foster faster, cheaper, and more competitive payment services while maintaining safeguards for innovation.