Oracle provider DIA has launched a new pricing system designed to calculate the intrinsic value of illiquid digital assets, aiming to address a growing challenge as more than $100 billion in tokenized assets move into DeFi markets without reliable secondary trading data. New DIA Oracle

ArbOS Dia went live on Arbitrum One and Nova, updating gas pricing to smooth fee spikes and raising the minimum base fee to 0.02 gwei. The upgrade adds passkey-ready secp256r1 support aligned with Ethereum’s post-Fusaka spec and expands custom-chain gas tokens. Arbitrum has released the ArbO

ArbOS Dia went live on Arbitrum One and Nova, updating gas pricing to smooth fee spikes and raising the minimum base fee to 0.02 gwei. The upgrade adds passkey-ready secp256r1 support aligned with Ethereum’s post-Fusaka spec and expands custom-chain gas tokens. Arbitrum has released the ArbO

ArbOS Dia went live on Arbitrum One and Nova, updating gas pricing to smooth fee spikes and raising the minimum base fee to 0.02 gwei. The upgrade adds passkey-ready secp256r1 support aligned with Ethereum’s post-Fusaka spec and expands custom-chain gas tokens. Arbitrum has released the ArbO

According to Mars Finance news, the market is polarized, with significant falls in coins such as ARDR, LPT, ADX, and DIA, while LUMIA, EPIC, and DASH are rising against the trend, and SOL has reached a new low.

Recently, the market has seen significant fluctuations, with DUSK and BAT rising 7.78% and 9.32% to reach new highs, while DIA and MITO experienced declines of 7.03% and 8.59%, respectively. DASH fell slightly by 3.1%, and FIDA hit a weekly low with a drop of 7.41%. FLM and SHELL showed a recovery in performance, increasing by 5% and 9.37%, respectively.

On October 27, BTC maintained a steady upward trend, with prices running above the 30MA, and the short-term trend leaning bullish; ETH continued its strong upward trend, with prices firmly above the short and medium-term moving averages; GT's current price broke above the upper boundary of the short-term consolidation range, with short-term momentum significantly enhanced. In addition, PAYAI (+107.6%), DIA (+75.26%), SYND (+20.26%), and other strong risers, saw quick capital inflow in the x402 zone, and market hotspots continued to heat up. The non-liquid supply of Bitcoin decreased, with approximately 62,000 BTC flowing out from long-term holders' wallets; JPYC launched a yen stablecoin and issued a redemption platform JPYC EX; Kalshi's 30-day trading volume exceeded $4 billion, setting a record high for annualized trading volume.

COTI is set for a potential 800% rally to $0.50, supported by a smaller falling wedge breakout and a new partnership with DIA for enhanced DeFi utility. Recent price movements indicate strong bullish sentiment in the market.