Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement: Gate has decided to delist trading markets for 50 tokens, including EMBER, BLADE, MBLK, KNOT, SSS, KOKO, RAM, MAO, PHTR, FYDE, PUMPAI, DEFILAND, HRT, SKM, PIXELVERSE, MAHA, ESS, PRX, MCH, LYNX, BABYBNB, INK, TATE, SKT, ZAM, PPT, ATRS, URO, ONX, IGU, CEC, ELY, DOGGO, BUZZ, VDT, NAI, SMILE, LBR, DARK, SOLS, KP3R, CSIX, AKUMA, NVG, DWAIN, DMS, SDN, IXORA, SYNT, QI, etc. These tokens do not meet the platform's standards for opening trading. For users who have submitted the form and meet the requirements, Gate has deposited the repurchase amount into their accounts. After delisting, users can still use Gate as a wallet to store assets for these tokens. The specific delisting time and operational details will be announced separately.

Foresight News reports that Ink Ecosystem DEX Nado announced via tweet that the points page is now live, allowing users to track weekly points decline, rankings, and trader levels. The initial points distribution includes Nado Alpha and points from the off-season. Going forward, points will be distributed every Friday.

Ink Ecosystem DEX Nado will launch its first season public testing on January 30th, introducing a weekly points distribution mechanism. Points are earned through natural trading, participating in NLP, and referrals. Each week, 950,000 points will be distributed, along with a private Alpha bonus pool and additional reward points.

On January 30th, the Optimism Blockchain Governance Committee officially approved a proposal to allocate 50% of all Superchain revenue for the next 12 months to repurchase OP tokens, with the repurchase program set to begin in February. The proposal was initially submitted by the Optimism Foundation on January 8th, aiming to enhance the utility of the OP token and closely tie its value to the success of Superchain. Voting results from the governance community showed 33.27% in favor, 3.23% against, and 3.95% abstaining, and the proposal was successfully passed. Superchain consists of multiple Layer 2 chains based on the open-source Optimism technology stack, including Soneium, Unichain, Ink, and Base. It generates Ethereum (ETH) revenue through sequencer income contributed by these L2 chains. As part of the buyback plan, Optimism will collaborate with over-the-counter trading service providers to convert ETH into OP tokens monthly and deposit them into the treasury. Based on last year's Superchain revenue estimates, the plan is expected to utilize approximately 2,700 ETH, equivalent to about $8 million, for OP repurchases.

BlockBeats News, January 29 — Ink on-chain Perp DEX Nado announced that the Nado NFT series will begin minting on Ink today at 23:00 (UTC+8) and airdrop to eligible wallet addresses. The NFT series will be immediately transferable and tradable after the airdrop.

Web3 Asset Data Platform RootData Issues Transparency Alert on Twitter, pointing out that projects like Beatcoin have suspicious funding information and calling on project teams to update their data to improve transparency scores. RootData will continue to monitor projects with missing information and has a transparency rating system with five levels from A to F, with lower scores indicating higher risk.

Ripple Labs officially launches its USD-backed stablecoin RLUSD multi-chain expansion pilot, marking Ripple's further deployment in the stablecoin and multi-chain infrastructure space. According to an official statement, RLUSD will be expanded to multiple Ethereum L2 networks, including Optimism, Base, Ink, and Unichain, through a pilot program before obtaining full regulatory approval. This expansion was completed in collaboration with Ripple and the cross-chain interoperability protocol Wormhole. Wormhole's cross-chain technology allows assets to be securely transferred between different blockchains and is regarded as a key infrastructure in the current multi-chain ecosystem. RLUSD has previously been issued on the XRP Ledger and Ethereum mainnet. Ripple stated that expanding to Ethereum L2 is crucial for building a more scalable, efficient, and interoperable financial system.

Golden Finance reports that the circulating supply of USDG, a US dollar stablecoin under Global Dollar Network, has surpassed 1 billion USD, approximately 30 times higher than at the beginning of 2024. Currently, USDG is available on Solana, Ethereum, Ink Chain, and

Recently, the total lock-up position TVL of Kraken's Ethereum L2 blockchain Ink skyrocketed by nearly 3,800% in less than two weeks, rising from about $6.42 million to nearly $249 million. This rise is primarily attributed to the non-custodial lending protocol Tydro launched by the Ink Foundation, which is closely integrated with Kraken.

Odaily News A new Ethereum Layer 2 solution called Ink, incubated by Kraken and the Ink Foundation, is set to launch a cryptocurrency lending protocol named Tydro. This platform is a customized white label instance of Aave v3 and supports the INK Token. According to the Ink Foundation, the platform will serve as the core infrastructure for DeFi on Ink. Additionally, Kraken has announced plans to integrate Tydro into its core Centralized Exchange products, allowing customers to access DeFi opportunities more seamlessly. (The