EVM chains

Four.Meme

2026-10-20 10:13:07

Four.Meme rolls out OpenFour Boost for branded launchpad deployment

Four.Meme has introduced OpenFour Boost, an open-source white-label launchpad solution built on OpenFour Launchpad OS. The product is designed for project teams and ecosystem operators that want to set up and run their own branded token issuance and trading platforms without building the full stack from scratch. OpenFour Boost comes with ready-made front-end and back-end infrastructure, covering wallet connectivity, token creation, price charts, and trading functions. It also supports custom brand interfaces and issuance templates. According to the announcement, the solution already works across multiple EVM-compatible chains, including BNB Chain. By reusing OpenFour’s underlying issuance infrastructure, development teams can tailor the platform to their own product needs and community characteristics while directing more resources toward product development and ecosystem operations.

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Binance Walle

2026-10-16 09:13:29

Binance Wallet rolls out DeFi API with support for 10 EVM chains

Binance Wallet has launched a DeFi API built on its Web3 API infrastructure, giving developers a way to integrate DeFi features without connecting to protocols one by one. The first release supports 10 EVM-compatible chains, including BNB Smart Chain (BSC), Ethereum, Base and Robinhood Chain. The API covers protocols such as Aave, Morpho and Uniswap. According to the announcement, it can be used to discover DeFi products, track positions, access protocol insights and build trades. It also supports building transactions that add liquidity to supported bStocks liquidity pools. Support for Solana is set to be added later.

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Binance Walle

2026-10-16 08:09:42

Binance Wallet launches DeFi API with support for 10 EVM chains

Binance Wallet said on Oct. 16 that it has launched a DeFi API built on its Web3 API infrastructure, giving developers a way to integrate DeFi functions without connecting to protocols one by one. The first batch of supported networks includes 10 EVM chains, such as BSC, Ethereum, Base, and Robinhood Chain. Supported protocols include Aave, Morpho, and Uniswap. The API also allows developers to build trades that add liquidity to supported bStocks liquidity pools. According to the announcement, the interface supports DeFi product discovery, position tracking, protocol insights, and transaction building. Support for Solana is listed as coming soon.

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Circle

2026-09-08 15:38:44

Circle’s CCTP Adds Prepaid Fees for Fast Transfers

Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol, or CCTP, now supports prepaid fees for fast USDC transfers. Under the previous fee model, protocol charges were deducted directly from the USDC amount sent on the destination chain. The update allows developers to quote and collect fees before a transfer is executed, using either the source chain’s native gas token or USDC. This is designed to make the amount received by users more predictable and prevent destination-chain deductions from reducing the expected USDC balance. CCTP’s Quote API can calculate fees across supported chains and combine Fast Transfer and Forwarding charges into a single quote, removing the need for developers to build separate systems for each protocol fee. The prepaid-fee feature currently supports USDC transfers across all EVM chains covered by CCTP. Transfers initiated from Solana are not supported, while transfers to Solana remain available. Developers can use the Quote API and CCTP’s official documentation to integrate the feature.

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Etherscan

2026-08-31 12:28:02

Etherscan rolls out AI toolkit for direct access to on-chain data across 60+ EVM chains

Etherscan has launched a new AI-focused toolkit designed to give developers and AI agents direct access to the same reliable on-chain data available on the Etherscan website. The toolkit supports more than 60 EVM-compatible chains and delivers structured, authenticated, real-time data access through three components: MCP, CLI, and Skills. According to the announcement, Etherscan MCP allows major coding agents such as Claude and Codex to query on-chain information using natural language. The CLI tool can return clean results in JSON, table, or CSV formats through a terminal interface, and it also includes an interactive UI. The Skills module comes with built-in capabilities including Orchestrator, contract review, transaction debugging, and workflow orchestration to help agents handle more complex tasks. Etherscan said the goal is to lower the barrier between AI systems and blockchain data. Developers can get started through the official documentation, while users are also invited to share feedback and showcase applications built with the new tools.

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Etherscan

2026-08-31 12:22:00

Etherscan rolls out Build with AI for access to data across 60-plus EVM chains

Etherscan said on X that it has launched a new toolkit called "Build with AI," aimed at giving AI agents direct access to on-chain data across more than 60 EVM-compatible chains. The release includes three components. Etherscan MCP connects agents such as Claude and Codex to real-time blockchain data. Etherscan CLI lets users query the API from a terminal and return results in JSON, table, or CSV format. Etherscan Skills adds installable modules including Orchestrator, Contract Review, Transaction Debugger, and Etherscan Flow through the Skills CLI. Etherscan also issued a security warning, saying the only official MCP server is mcp.etherscan.io/mcp and that other versions are third-party impersonations. The announcement points to a broader push to make blockchain data more accessible in AI-driven development workflows, while drawing a clear line around official infrastructure.

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TermMax

2026-08-14 16:31:38

TermMax sets Aug. 25, 2026 for TMX token generation event

TermMax, a protocol focused on fixed-rate lending and looping strategies, said its governance and utility token TMX will hold its Token Generation Event on Aug. 25, 2026. According to the project’s official information cited by ChainCatcher, the protocol currently has more than $90 million in total value locked, more than 1.5 million registered wallets, and over 90,000 daily active users. TermMax said it has deployed across 10 EVM-compatible chains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Base, and Berachain, and has integrated with Morpho, Aave, Venus, and Pendle. The project added that TMX has a fixed total supply of 1 billion tokens. Rewards earned through XP, AP, and MP will become claimable after the TGE, while details on allocation, lock-up terms, and staking will be released in advance. TermMax had previously received backing from Cumberland DRW, Decima Fund, HashKey Capital, Longling Capital, and MZ Web3 Fund.

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