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I'm looking at the @BosonProtocol v2.5.0 release and one thing is clear. They are building for a world where humans and bots trade together. The MCP server for developers is the real lead.
You can build commerce enabled agents with a few lines of code.
- Agents find products faster.
- Bots handle disputes via mutualizers.
- Transactions happen across five chains.
- Logic stays trustless.
You get a head start on the future of retail. I think the time for manual marketplaces is ending.
You should look at how your business can use these agents. You get access to a global

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6h ago

Looking at this chart, I see a clear pain point for #Ethereum users. The average transaction fee on Ethereum is over twenty times higher than on @arbitrum One.
This cost difference matters every single day. It changes what you can do affordably on the network. High fees make small transactions and regular interactions impractical. They add up fast.
Arbitrum solves this directly. It provides a secure scaling solution that drastically lowers your costs.
This chart shows the practical benefit. Arbitrum solves this pain directly. It keeps Ethereum's security but moves the work off the main chain.

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01-08 18:41

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01-08 18:30

I'm looking at this block time comparison, and the numbers tell you everything.
#Ethereum processes blocks every 12.1 seconds. @arbitrum One does it in 250 milliseconds.
You're waiting 48x longer on Ethereum for the same confirmation. This delay affects your entire user experience.
Here's what this means in practice:
- Your DEX trades confirm in a quarter second vs 12 seconds
- Gaming transactions feel instant instead of laggy
- DApp interactions respond immediately
Users don't abandon transactions out of frustration
In my opinion, this speed difference solves Ethereum's biggest UX problem. Pe

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01-08 11:17

If you’re still paying gas to list items that never sell, you’re subsidising inefficiency.
@BosonProtocol's Off-chain listings remove that tax for failed deals. You can negotiate privately, execute atomically, and pay once.
This is how small players and AI agents actually survive, not by clogging networks with expensive maybe-transactions.

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01-08 10:09

Looking at Q4 2025, @arbitrum One's GDP shows strong continued growth. I think this trend tells us something important.
For builders, this data is useful. It shows a network where economic activity is not just high, it's consistent. Users are settled in.
Here is what that means for your project:
- You are building on a platform with proven staying power.
- The user base is engaged in more than just token swaps.
- Fee revenue supports further ecosystem development.
You want your application to be where the real usage is.
This chart indicates that's happening on #Arbitrum. The activity is buildi

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01-07 09:59

Stylus vs. EVM: The Great Debate That Isn’t
Everyone keeps asking me: "Is @arbitrum Stylus going to replace Solidity?" Wrong question.
Stylus and EVM aren’t competitors. They’re teammates. Here’s why the future of smart contracts isn’t about picking sides, it’s about having options.
Solidity dominates smart contract development. It’s familiar and works well.
But forcing every developer to learn Solidity limits who builds onchain. Rust developers stay away. C++ teams skip blockchain entirely.
The EVM also has performance limits. Memory and compute costs scale poorly for certain workloads. Some

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01-06 19:10

I’ve been thinking about AWS lately. Not the cloud service, but what it changed for the internet.
Before AWS, building online meant huge upfront costs. Servers. Data centers. Ops teams.
Now, you spin up infra fast.
@arbitrum Orbit feels like it’s playing a similar role for Web3.
Here’s the parallel I see:
2000s: Companies bought physical servers
2010s: AWS made compute rentable
Today: dApps compete for shared Ethereum blockspace
Orbit lets you deploy dedicated chains with far lower setup friction.
Shared infra shifts toward customizable infra.
What makes Orbit different from a standard L2 setu

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01-06 08:46

The data from @ankr’s network in 2025 shows serious scale. They powered trillions of RPC calls.
The top chains by volume were:
- BNB Chain: 623 billion calls
- Ethereum: 580 billion calls
- Polygon: 516 billion calls
I think this balance is key. It shows their infrastructure supports major ecosystems without over reliance on one chain. This is what multi chain readiness looks like.
In the year ahead, they will likely handle over 1 trillion calls each month. That is the level of demand we now see.
You can start building with their APIs here. It is the same infrastructure that serves this volume

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01-06 08:29

Hello. Quick heads up on the upcoming network upgrade.
On Thursday, January 8 at 17:00 UTC, ArbOS 51 “Dia” activates on @arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova.
If you run a node, this needs your attention. You must upgrade to Nitro v3.9.3 or newer before activation to keep your node syncing normally.
For me, this upgrade reflects Arbitrum’s steady evolution. It adds support for Ethereum’s Fusaka EVM changes and improves the gas pricing model to reduce sharp fee spikes during high demand.
Key points for builders and users.
- secp256r1 support is updated via EIP-7951
- BLS12-381 precompiles are now ful

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01-05 21:12

I’m seeing @arbitrum push hard for builders, and in my opinion this move makes sense.
Early stage teams struggle with one thing first. Gas costs during testing. ArbiFuel removes that friction so you focus on shipping and learning from users.
Here's what you get:
- Free gas support for early stage teams
- Faster testing cycles without budget stress
- More room to onboard users and iterate
- Program runs through January 31, 2026
I like how this targets action, not hype. You build. You test. You deploy. Arbitrum backs the process while you prove demand.
If you’re starting something new in 2026, I

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01-05 19:55

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01-05 09:46

Looking at the latest chain activity, I'm focusing on #Arbitrum. The data shows strong performance.
@arbitrum processed 99.5 million transactions in December. That is a solid 9.87 percent growth.
In my opinion, this consistent increase matters. It points to real usage and a healthy network.
You can see this places it firmly among the top chains. This kind of steady activity builds a reliable ecosystem.
It’s a good sign for anyone using the chain. The numbers speak for themselves. Data from Routescan.

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01-05 09:18

🛜 @ankr built its own global fiber network. It does not depend on AWS or other cloud hosts. This level of independence is uncommon.
Even in Web3, this autonomy is rare. It provides greater reliability and control over its infrastructure.
I'm convinced this is a strategic advantage. You interact with a network designed for decentralization from the ground up. #ANKR

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