• Sonic, a rebrand of Fantom, is a blockchain that can hit 370,000 TPS.
• Developers earn 90% of dApp fees via Sonic’s FeeM model.
• Full EVM compatibility supports Solidity and Vyper with sub-second finality.
• $200M Innovator Fund boosts dApp adoption and Web3 startup support.
• Airdrop includes a burn mechanism to discourage early exits and dumping.

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2025 could define the next decade for the crypto industry. A convergence of tech innovation, market maturation, and regulatory shifts is giving rise to powerful new crypto narratives.

We live in a time where information can quite literally travel as fast as light. While this technological leap can be celebrated for the increased accessibility, the paradox is that it has also made meaningful insights harder to find.

Today, stablecoins are the crucial link between the real world and the crypto-sphere. They help users park their funds in high volatility and are the most cost-efficient way to conduct cross-border transactions without intermediaries or delays securely.

Together with Transak, MetaMask, a leading self-custodial wallet, is expanding its off-ramping options, increasing support from only ETH on Ethereum to 10+ networks. This expansion enables MetaMask users to off-ramp directly from various cryptocurrencies, including BNB on BNB Chain, POL on Polygon, and ETH on Optimism, into fiat.

Transak, a leading Web3 payments infrastructure provider, has secured Money Transmitter Licenses (MTLs) in Illinois and Missouri, further strengthening its regulatory footprint in the United States. These newly acquired licenses enable Transak to directly facilitate cryptocurrency transactions for residents and businesses in both states, expanding the accessibility and scope of its services.

Transak accelerates M2's regional expansion through its leading fiat-to-crypto on-ramp product. Through Transak, M2 users in over 160 countries can now seamlessly and compliantly purchase crypto using credit and debit cards.