Decentralized cryptocurrency exchange Osmosis is gearing up for its v16 Magnesium upgrade, which will introduce supercharged liquidity pools. This new feature allows users to set positions in spot pricing intervals, granting them greater flexibility over the use of assets. Liquidity providers will also be able to secure positions across an entire price range.

The Aptos network is currently conducting a vote on a significant upgrade that includes new standards for creating fungible assets. This upgrade is necessary for handling on-chain asset classes such as tokenized real estate. The package, known as v1.5, covers a range of new and updated features that will enhance the capabilities of the Aptos blockchain. One of the changes, AIP-21, will improve the network's abilities when it comes to tokenized securities, real estate, in-game currencies, and other fungible assets. Additionally, staking rewards will decrease by 1.5% annually, which will slightly limit payouts to token stakers who lend their assets to the network's security.

On July 6th, Ethereum developers held their 165th All-Core Developer Executive (ACDE) conference call on Zoom. The session was moderated by Danny Ryan, a researcher at the Ethereum Foundation and chair of the All Core Developers Consensus (ACDC) conference call. On ACDE #165, the developers discussed the following: impact analysis on EIP 6466 and 6406, Cancun/Deneb testing work progress, adding builder override flags to the engine API, and inclusion of two ring buffers to the EIP 4788 specification middle.

According to Chainwire, Creditcoin upgrade is set to transition the world’s leading Real World Asset (RWA) credit network from Proof-of-Work to Nominated-Proof-of-Stake (NPoS). The testnet phase will allow for stress-testing of the network and ironing out any potential issues before the full mainnet launch.

June 30 (Cointime) - The Zilliqa network is set to undergo a significant upgrade with the deployment of v9.2 on 5th July at 08:00 UTC, introducing several enhancements and new features designed to optimize performance and strengthen cross-chain functionalities, bringing significant value to users, developers, and node operators across the network.

June 29 (Cointime) -The Flow Staking smart contract will be upgraded on July 5 at 8AM PT, and delegators holding less than 50 FLOW will be unstaked at the end of the next period. If you want to keep your stake, you need to increase the amount of FLOW before upgrading. The move is intended to address performance and security concerns.

June 26 (Cointime) - Suiswap, a decentralized token trading platform built on the SUI blockchain, has announced its largest upgrade yet with the launch of version 5.0 in early July. The upgrade will introduce a new "dashboard system" and an ecosystem revolving around the SSWP token. The platform aims to provide a secure, fast, and flexible trading environment within the SUI ecosystem, leveraging the speed and security of the SUI blockchain.

June 26 (Cointime) -The Deposit/Withdrawal service for QKC will be suspended to conduct an upgrade of the QKC wallet.Once the upgrade of the QKC wallet is completed, we will reopen the services.

June 21 (Cointime) - Polygon Labs, the team behind the Polygon PoS chain, has proposed a major upgrade to introduce a decentralized L2 secured by zero-knowledge proofs, making the Polygon ecosystem more secure and performant.

The Terra Luna Classic core developer Joint L1 Task Force (L1TF) has made significant changes to the v2.1.0 upgrade, resulting in a name change to v2.1.1. The upgrade includes changes to the wasm client and logs, as well as upgrades to wasmvm and the minimum validator commission. The v2.1.1 upgrade will take place on June 14 and will bring Terra Classic to parity with other blockchains, allowing for the introduction of Interchain Accounts (ICA) and the Block Entropy AI app chain. LUNC price has increased by 15% in the last 24 hours, and the total LUNC tokens burned by the community has surpassed 63 billion.