Odaily reports: Digital asset infrastructure company BitGo has added USDC minting and redemption functionality to Go Accounts, available to eligible customers of its OCC-regulated subsidiary BitGo Bank & Trust. Customers can initiate and monitor USDC orders through the BitGo platform or API, with orders processed via BitGo's Circle Mint account, and a flat fee will be disclosed prior to confirmation. The service supports Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, HyperEVM, Monad, and Aptos.

Odaily Report: According to SoSoValue data, the crypto market overall shows a volatile downward trend, with the Meme sector down 3.77% over 24 hours. Within the sector, Pepe (PEPE) fell 16.97%, while Useless Coin (USELESS) and Bonk (BONK) dropped 7.86% and 4.90% respectively.In other sectors, the CeFi sector declined 0.25%, but Cronos (CRO) rose 3.60%; the Layer1 sector fell 0.88%, with NEAR Protocol (NEAR) down 1.99%; the PayFi sector dropped 1.17%, with Zcash (ZEC) down 3.38%; the DeFi sector declined 2.43%, with Uniswap (UNI) down 9.41%; the Layer2 sector fell 2.95%, with Arbitrum (ARB) down 8.63%.Additionally, only the SocialFi sector remained relatively resilient, rising 4.50% over 24 hours. Within the sector, Gram (GRAM) gained 5.56%.Crypto sector indices reflecting historical sector performance show that the ssiSocialFi, ssiMeme, and ssiRWA indices rose 4.74%, fell 4.23%, and fell 3.91% respectively.

Odaily reports that Variational, a derivatives protocol on Arbitrum, has announced that its trading platform Omni is ending its private beta and opening its public mainnet starting today, with no invitation code required for registration. Omni's private beta launched in January 2025, initially opening only to a small number of whitelisted addresses from the testnet and Discord waitlist. According to the team, after roughly 20 months of development, Omni's open interest has surpassed $1.5 billion, with cumulative trading volume exceeding $450 billion. During the private beta, Variational established zero fees as a long-term arrangement and launched a referral program and points program, redesigned its interface twice, introduced its first TradFi markets outside of crypto, and recently brought TradFi liquidity on-chain through swaps. Currently, all users can trade more than 550 listed traditional assets and crypto instruments on Omni.

Odaily: Arbitrum posted on X that LoafMarkets will launch hashrate perpetual contracts on Arbitrum One, with solar and data center markets to follow.

Odaily report: Marble, founded by former BitGo and Galaxy Digital executives Matt Ballensweig and Leon Marshall, has announced its launch and the completion of an $11 million seed round led by Polychain Capital, with participation from Maven 11, Ripple, Susquehanna Crypto, Lattice, Blockwall, and other institutions, as well as several angel investors from the AI sector. Marble operates two business lines: Marble Compute, which provides private credit channels for AI infrastructure developers, connecting institutional lenders with emerging cloud service providers and GPU operators; and Marble Markets, which is dedicated to building an institutional trading platform covering digital assets, real-world assets, prediction markets, and compute. Matt Ballensweig and Leon Marshall serve as co-CEOs; Ballensweig previously served as Global Head of Trading at BitGo, and Marshall previously served as CEO of Galaxy Digital's European business.

Odaily: Arbitrum posted on X platform stating that the planned Elysium integration will allow applications to use HyperCore market data and send trading instructions through authorized trade-only agents to execute on HyperCore.

Odaily reports that Arbitrum announced on X that it welcomes Elysium, built by Kinetiq, to its programmable economy. Elysium is the first dedicated Arbitrum L2 settling on HyperEVM, designed to provide more execution capacity and performance experience for applications and traders in Hyperliquid's growing DeFi and perpetual contracts ecosystem.

Odaily reports that Hyperliquid ecosystem L2 network Elysium has a mainnet block time of 100 milliseconds, with settlement in approximately 300 milliseconds, and an execution target of 300 Mgas/s. The chain is built by Kinetiq, based on Arbitrum Orbit (Nitro/ArbOS), and operated by Conduit; Gas uses native HYPE bridged 1:1 from HyperEVM, with settlement on HyperEVM and chain ID 999. During the launch phase, it adopts a single sequencer and neutral priority fee ordering, with AnyTrust for data availability, initially served by a single Conduit server with the committee to be determined; withdrawals use standard optimistic withdrawals with a challenge period of approximately 5.5 days.According to the official announcement, tokens can flow along the path of issuance via the Elysium AMM, deepening through prop-AMM, graduating to the HyperCore spot order book, and obtaining perpetual listing through HIP-3; contracts can read HyperCore order books, prices, balances, and positions. An upgrade is planned in approximately four weeks to add HyperCore native market data precompiles and a fast write channel.

Odaily: Binance Alpha has resumed withdrawals on four networks: BSC, Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum. Assets previously restored include multiple tokens on the ETH and SOL networks, as well as HYPE and APT. Binance stated that it will continue to restore more assets and networks in phases and will provide updates through official channels once the relevant security checks are completed.

Odaily reports that Arbitrum posted on X stating that users can now make private transfers, deposits, and check balances on Arbitrum via @NullMaskio.