OpenLedger has seen a flurry of activity since its launch. In early October, the OpenLedger Foundation announced a token buyback program, allocating $14.7 million of enterprise revenue to repurchase OPEN tokens, a move intended to tighten circulating supply and support price stability.
In parallel, OpenLedger and Trust Wallet revealed a strategic partnership to build AI-powered conversational wallets. The idea is to let users interact with their crypto assets via voice or text (natural language) commands within Web3, making the experience more intuitive.
Behind the scenes, the project is also navigating operational challenges. For instance, the Snaps campaign rewards airdrop via Cookie DAO was delayed due to technical issues with OpenLedger’s token distribution provider, and no new delivery date has been announced yet.
Plume Network is currently gaining attention as one of the leading blockchains focused on bringing real-world assets (RWAs) on-chain. As of now, PLUME is trading around $0.080, showing slight volatility with a recent 24-hour decline of nearly 5%. The project’s total value locked (TVL) has surpassed $110 million, reflecting steady ecosystem growth. Plume’s mainnet launched in mid-2025, and since then, over 180 projects have begun building on it — many centered on tokenizing assets such as real estate, credit instruments, and commodities. A key development this quarter was the integration of native USDC support through Circle’s CCTP V2, enabling faster and cheaper cross-chain transfers. In addition, Plume introduced Nightfall, a privacy layer designed to allow institutions to perform compliant yet confidential RWA transactions. Institutional backing continues to grow, with firms like Apollo Global and Haun Ventures showing interest in its tokenization model. Looking ahead, investors are watching how Plume expands liquidity, bridges to other networks, and navigates regulatory clarity for RWAs. Despite its promising ecosystem and strong niche positioning, the project still faces competition from other tokenization blockchains and regulatory risks that could affect asset onboarding in the coming months.
Somnia (SOMI) is a fast, EVM-compatible blockchain for gaming, social apps, and DeFi, with high TPS, sub-second finality, and staking & governance features.
Pyth is evolving from a DeFi-focused platform into the broader $50 billion-plus market data industry. In its next phase, it plans to launch a subscription-based product offering institutional-grade market data, catering to professional traders, hedge funds, and financial institutions that require trusted, accurate, and comprehensive data. By positioning itself as a reliable source for institutional adoption, Pyth aims to become the go-to platform for high-quality market insights.
The Pyth token plays a key role in this ecosystem: it incentivizes data contributors, ensuring a steady flow of accurate information, and supports DAO-driven revenue allocation, allowing the community to participate in governance and benefit from the platform’s growth. This combination of trusted data, institutional subscriptions, and token utility positions Pyth as a leading player bridging DeFi and the traditional financial data market.
BNB has once again proven its strength, smashing past the $1,000 mark and setting a fresh all-time high. From powering Binance exchange transactions to fueling the ever-growing BNB Chain ecosystem, the coin continues to show unmatched utility in the crypto space.
This milestone reflects rising institutional interest, expanding DeFi adoption, and renewed confidence in the broader market. With BNB’s solid fundamentals and ecosystem growth, many eyes are now on its next big move.
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