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Every other chain: paste a 42-character address, then pay a fee to move your own money. XPR Network: send to a name. Zero gas fees. Half-second blocks. Blockchain For Everyone.

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Zero gas fees. Yes, really. While other blockchains charge you for every move, XPR Network is free to use. How? Block Producers. They power the network, process transactions, and keep XPR fast, reliable, and fee-free. Stake. Vote. Rotate. Support the BPs keeping XPR moving.

Zero gas fees. Yes, really. While other blockchains charge you for every move, XPR Network is free to use. How? Block Producers. They power the network, process transactions, and keep XPR fast, reliable, and fee-free. Stake. Vote. Rotate. Support the BPs keeping XPR moving.

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If an app charges you a fee, your money is loving value. Move to Divest to enjoy zero transaction fees.

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only 4 steps to launch a token on Robinhood chain via Launch is free, you only pay the network gas fee 🦍

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Introducing GasAccount—simplify gas payments. Deposit USDT/USDC and easily pay gas fees for all your addresses on any network — No need to hold gas tokens in your address anymore. 🔒 Secure, simple, and efficient. Ready to revolutionize how you handle gas fees?

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📣 Aurora Cloud is the culmination of our strategy to bring blockchain technology to traditional Business, providing convenience, manageability, and a seamless user experience. Today we’re thrilled to present the Aurora Cloud Console, the one-stop platform for all your blockchain needs. ✅ Get your own customised chain ✅ Remove gas fees for your users ✅ Monitor in real time your infrastructure ✅ Keep complete control of your own blockchain ✅ Access a marketplace of integrations to streamline your development If your business is looking for a truly plug-and-play Blockchain solution which can be tailored to your business needs then say hello to Aurora Cloud, your simplified blockchain experience. Find out more at: 👉

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Coming to Miden Name: Pay-to-name → Send assets directly to a name without needing or knowing the receiver's long address.

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You have enough USDT in your Binance Web3 Wallet to complete a transfer. But you cannot send it because you have no TRX to cover the network fee. That is the problem Binance Wallet’s latest TRC-20 fee payment update addresses. Stablecoin fee payment is now LIVE for TRC-20 transfers inside Binance Wallet. When sending TRC-20 USDT, you can select USDT as your network fee payment currency instead of needing to hold additional TRX for gas. I just tried it, and here’s how to use it. 1. Open your Binance Web3 Wallet Access your Binance Wallet and select the wallet you want to send from. 2. Go to Assets Click on Assets to view your available tokens. 3. Select Send USDT Choose Send, then select your destination. You can send to a Binance account or an on-chain wallet address, depending on where you want the USDT to go. 4. Enter your transfer details Select USDT, enter the recipient’s address, input the amount you want to send, and click Continue. This is the normal transfer process. 5. Choose your Network Fee Payer This is where the new option comes in. On the confirmation screen, look for “Network Fee Paid By.” Click on it to view the available fee payment options. Choose USDT as your network fee payer, then click Confirm. Review the transaction details and complete the transfer. That’s it. The important part is that you have selected USDT to cover the network fee instead of needing to hold TRX separately for gas. The process is: Assets → Send USDT → Enter address and amount → Continue → Network Fee Paid By → USDT → Confirm Why does this matter? Because sending USDT on TRON should not require users to prepare a second token just to pay the network fee. For example, someone receiving a payment in TRC-20 USDT may already have enough USDT in their wallet to send funds to another person. Previously, if they had no TRX available for the network fee, they would need to obtain TRX before completing the transfer. Now, with USDT available as a fee payment option, that extra step can be avoided. The same applies to everyday fund transfers. Whether you are moving USDT between wallets, sending funds to another person, or making a transfer from your Binance Web3 Wallet, you can select USDT as the network fee payer when the option is available. No need to exchange, deposit, and manage an additional token before making the transfer. It is a small change to the interface, but it removes a practical friction point from the user experience. And this is where the collaboration between GasFree and Binance Wallet becomes interesting. By bringing a more convenient network fee payment experience into everyday TRC-20 transfers, the TRON ecosystem and Binance Wallet are making it easier for users to interact with the network. The goal is simple: Make stablecoin transfers easier to use, without requiring users to think about gas every time. If you regularly send TRC-20 USDT through Binance Wallet, this is worth trying. Open your wallet, follow the steps above, and check the Network Fee Paid By option before confirming your transfer. USDT for the transfer. USDT for the network fee. A simpler way to move stablecoins on TRON. Binance H.E. Justin Sun 👨‍🚀 🌞 #TRONEcoStar JUST DAO

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Coming soon on XPR Network 🤖 Trading bots usually want your money or your keys. This one gets neither. The problem: automated trading usually means trusting someone. You hand your funds to a platform, or give a bot your keys and hope. If they get hacked or disappear, so does your money. What we built: trading vaults you own. ⚛️ Your vault is an ordinary XPR account in your name. ⚛️ Our bot can call exactly one action on it, trade, inside limits you set: per trade, per day, and what it must always keep. ⚛️ It can't withdraw or send your funds anywhere. Only you can. Your money never leaves your control. Orders don't sit on the DEX: each trade fills and settles back into your vault in the same transaction. So your funds are always in an account YOU control, and you can take them out any time with one signature, even if our servers are down. That's thanks to XPR Network's permission system: a custom permission, tied by linkauth to that one trade action, is all the bot ever gets. Trustless setup: an on-chain contract builds your vault from published, hash-checked code. Before you add a cent, your browser reads the chain and runs 7 checks: that it's the published code, that only you own it, and that the bot can do exactly one thing. We never hold your funds. Why XPR Network: permissions fine-grained enough to lock a bot to one action, no gas fees so small trades make sense, an on-chain order book (Metal X) with on-chain price oracles, and WebAuth Wallet signing with Face ID or Yubikey. Here's a full setup, start to finish 👇 Opening soon to a small group of testers.

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Avalanche is a network of networks. With the freedom to build your own blockchain, with your own rules, compliant to your needs. Big differentiator.

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