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LayerZero Introduces Akita, the First Production-Ready, Lattice-Based Post-Quantum Polynomial Commitment Scheme
Akita is a lattice-based polynomial commitment scheme that makes ZK proving systems quantum secure, with 2x-8x smaller proof sizes than other approaches.
The Case for Non-USD Stablecoins
USD-pegged tokens make up roughly 99.5% of stablecoin market cap, yet most people and businesses do not transact in dollars. This report looks at where non-USD stablecoins stand today, why local-currency supply is growing more than three times faster than USD supply, and what it takes to launch one.
BDACS selects LayerZero's OFT standard to take KRW1 cross-chain
BDACS, the largest digital asset custodian in South Korea, has selected LayerZero's OFT standard as its interoperability solution for KRW1, the first on-shore Korean won-backed stablecoin.
LayerZero Endpoint on Stellar is Live, led by USDT0
USDT0, the infrastructure that brings Tether's USDT to every network, is now live on Stellar using the LayerZero OFT standard.
Otter: The MEV-Resilient AMM
Introducing OTTER. The paper formally proves that truthful behavior is the dominant strategy for traders and block builders, and that value typically captured as MEV can instead be redistributed.
Introducing ATLAS
Pricing Update: Stargate OFT Transfers and LayerZero Labs Executor
We are updating pricing for two LayerZero Labs products: Stargate OFT transfers and the Executor.
Ongoing Security Updates 8/7
This blog is a follow-up to the information we shared in June and July about our ongoing security hardening, covering the default message library for Endpoint v1 and the upcoming Relayer deprecation.
Beyond Tokenization: Multi-Chain Distribution at Scale
Onchain distribution boils down to three elements: application, standards, and governance. How asset issuers build a tokenization-first distribution strategy across hundreds of chains, and the three paths to going multi-chain from Day One.
Unified Token Supply: One Supply Across Every Chain
Launching a token across many chains has usually meant splitting its supply into wrapped versions, each with its own liquidity. The OFT standard keeps one token and one supply across every chain it lives on.



