Crypto bridge fees vary by token and direction
Bridge fees vary by token and direction. See which currency pays gas, when a service fee applies and how to compare the net amount before you confirm.
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Blockheight: latest crypto news
Arbswap on Arbitrum: Swaps, Liquidity and Costs
Arbswap lets traders swap tokens and supply liquidity on Arbitrum One and Nova; costs depend on pool fees, price impact and network gas at execution.
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OCC leaves stablecoin exchange rewards to case-by-case review
The OCC's GENIUS Act rule bars stablecoin issuers from paying yield but leaves exchange rewards subject to case-by-case review, with the framework starting in 2027.
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FINMA approves Switzerland’s first retail bitcoin ETF
FINMA approved Switzerland’s first retail fund holding bitcoin directly, creating a regulated route for public investors as other providers seek approval.
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thor swap routes: when to use each path
THORSwap routes trades through cross-chain protocols, on-chain DEX liquidity or split swaps; the right path depends on the assets, quoted output and urgency.
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Repay a Crypto Loan by Converting Into Its Borrowed Token
Loan interest usually adds to the debt in the borrowed token. Convert another asset into that token, check the updated balance and network, then repay.
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Mayan Bridge turns cross-chain transfers into one transaction
Mayan lets teams send one token and receive another across chains; solver auctions, route quotes and settlement checks shape the cost and delivery terms.
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JPMorgan brings JPM Coin to Ethereum for institutional clients
JPMorgan has deployed its USD deposit token on Ethereum for institutional clients, adding a second public network for around-the-clock transfers.
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Bitcoin miner revenue rebounds 78% to $48 million a day
Bitcoin mining revenue climbed from about $27 million in July to $48 million as BTC recovered, easing pressure while rising difficulty threatens the rebound.
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Ledger unveils $899 Atom device after wallet thefts
Ledger unveiled its Atom Android security device on Oct. 15, with $899 orders planned after launch and shipments estimated for Q2 2027, amid a wallet tampering probe.
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