Before the mainnet had apps or tokens, it had marks millions of them. Espresso’s infinite garden let people inscribe directly onto the network, each one finalized in seconds through HotShot consensus. Over 5 million inscriptions later, those early participants wrote the

Decentralization isn’t a slogan it’s a milestone. Espresso’s Cappuccino testnet expands HotShot to 100 nodes across the globe, pushing fast finality closer to a fully permissionless system. Now with Arbitrum fraud proof support, rollups can test real-time composability backed

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Momentum TGE finally has a date, and the pre-TGE prime sale on Binance is live. This format is clean exposure requires real capital, not free farming, which usually brings short-term dumps. Past experiences, like YB, show strong day-one listings after similar events. Pre-market

Every chain is scaling. Few are settling. Espresso was built for the layer between where fast, secure finality makes real composability possible. Daily airdrop criteria starts rolling out tomorrow. For the ones who believed early, your confirmations are coming. Espresso ☕️

For years, “mainstream crypto adoption” was a slogan without substance. Bitget Wallet turned it into reality. It’s not another tool it’s a working ecosystem where swaps, staking, and real world spending all live in one seamless flow. With the Bitget Wallet Card, crypto finally

HotShot gives rollups shared finality. The Marketplace gives them shared coordination. With HotShot, blocks confirm in seconds unlocking fast bridging and native interoperability. With the Espresso Marketplace, rollups can auction sequencing rights, aligning incentives across

ApeChain joining Espresso isn’t just another integration it’s a signal. When the largest creator-focused rollup connects to a base layer built for fast finality and real composability, the multi-chain future stops being theory. Espresso now anchors ApeChain’s state in seconds,

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Sequencers gave us speed but not trust. Espresso gives us both. By confirming ApeChain’s blocks before they reach Arbitrum One and enforcing that match through a TEE, Espresso eliminates sequencer equivocation without touching user experience. It’s the same fast UX, now

Rufus, the Orbit chain behind Dogelon’s AI metaverse, is now plugged into Espresso. Fast, secure finality from HotShot means Rufus can scale without sacrificing trust, and crosschain composability becomes a built-in feature, not an afterthought. As creators build worlds on

Rufus chose Espresso for the same reason others will security without slowdown. Espresso finalizes Rufus’s blocks within seconds, preventing sequencer equivocation while keeping Orbit’s lightning-fast UX intact. Now creators in the Dogelon metaverse can build, mint, and trade

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The metaverse can’t stay siloed. Rufus joining Espresso changes that. With Espresso finalizing blocks in seconds, creators on Rufus can now mint, trade, and bridge NFTs across chains like ApeChain and RARI without touching a bridge or switching wallets. Bridgeless minting,

Withdrawals shouldn’t take a week. Optimistic rollups made that delay standard a 7-day challenge window to secure exits and prevent fraud. It works, but it also locks liquidity, breaks composability, and leaves users staring at a countdown when they just want their assets back.

Epoch 1 just went live. It’s more than a staking cycle it’s the first step in Syndicate’s coordination economy, where capital and participation begin to decide how value moves across its appchain network. Staking happens on Commons Chain, the flagship appchain where $SYND

October was a turning point for Syndicate. $SYND went live on Coinbase, Coinone, Bybit, and Kraken, while over 3.8M tokens were staked on Commons Chain marking the network’s first coordinated epoch. The Syndicate Network Collective (DUNA) published Q3 financials, the first

If you want real scalability, stop trying to make every layer do everything. Execution belongs on L2s where apps, rollups, and users live. Consensus, ordering, and data availability belong to the base layer. When each layer focuses on its role, you get both speed and security