Interlink Network has outlined an automated ITLG verification process tied to mining activity, burn history, and Human Credit Score. The update is seen as a step toward exchange readiness, though no official listing date has been announced.
ITLX said it will remove ZAMA, ZORA and 1000000MOG on May 9, 2026 at 08:00 UTC, ending both trading support and related wallet services for the three tokens.
Bankr said in a post on X that GITLAWB has bridged from Base to Robinhood Chain through LayerZero, making it an omnichain token. The post also said a GITLAWB/WETH liquidity pool was deployed automatically. According to the same statement, GITLAWB is the native network token of GitLawb, an AI-native internet Git layer ecosystem, and is used to support the project’s token economic model. The update centers on token availability across chains and the launch of initial on-chain liquidity on Robinhood Chain.
Luxor Technology extends its LuxOS firmware to MicroBT's Whatsminer M50 series, while MicroBT commits $100 million in hardware purchases and strategic investment, deepening their Bitcoin mining partnership.
Luxor Technology expands its LuxOS firmware to MicroBT's Whatsminer M50 series, while MicroBT's investment arm ITL signs a preliminary investment agreement with a $100 million hardware purchase commitment.
Luxor has expanded its LuxOS firmware to selected Whatsminer M50 miners and signed a preliminary agreement tied to strategic investment interest from MicroBT’s investment arm, along with a $100 million hardware purchase commitment.
ITLX Wallet reported over $41.1 million in 24-hour trading volume and about $21.36 million in TVL, highlighting its push toward a human-verified DeFi infrastructure with revenue sharing and institutional-grade ambitions.
ITLX Wallet reported over $41.1 million in 24-hour trading volume and about $21.36 million in TVL, highlighting its Proof of Personhood model, revenue sharing plans, token buyback and burn, and payment card push to bridge DeFi with real-world use.
