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Fileverse launches onchain spreadsheets.
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EigenLayer introduces a cloud platform.
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Ink unveils its INK utility token.
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DELV winds down its protocol.
Fileverse launched dSheets.new, a spreadsheet system for peer-to-peer data creation, collaboration, and onchain interactions. Unlike traditional spreadsheets, dSheets enable privacy-preserving, real-time collaboration leveraging end-to-end encryption, ZK-authentication (vOPRF-ID), and granular access control through an ENS domain, email, or wallet address. dSheets offers a familiar Excel-like interface supporting common functions. Users can query and write onchain data, connect to APIs and smart contracts, and even submit transactions directly from within the spreadsheet. The platform is compatible with Ethereum, Base, and Gnosis Chain, requires no downloads or sign-up, and is accessible simply by visiting dSheets.new.
EigenLayer introduced EigenCloud, a verifiable cloud platform designed to enable trustless applications by combining cloud-scale programmability with crypto-grade verifiability. Secured by the economic security of the EIGEN token, EigenCloud allows developers to move complex application logic offchain into containerized environments while maintaining onchain settlement. EigenCloud enables both Web2 and Web3 developers to build trustless apps using familiar tools like Docker and Kubernetes, and to tap into a growing library of Verifiable Services (AVSs). The platform is built around three core components: EigenDA, a high-throughput data availability layer already live on mainnet; EigenVerify, a dispute resolution system, expected to launch on mainnet in Q3 2025; and EigenCompute, a verifiable compute orchestration layer, set to reach mainnet in Q4 2025.
Ink, an OP Stack Layer-2 network and member of the Optimism Superchain, unveiled $INK, its native utility token. While $INK will not govern the Layer-2 network, it is designed to power DeFi applications, starting with a new liquidity protocol integrated with Aave. The token will support growth, incentives, and ecosystem development. $INK will have a fixed total hard cap supply of 1 billion tokens. The newly formed Ink Foundation also announced plans to airdrop $INK to early users, with more details on eligibility and token distribution to follow. Ink is focused on building a scalable onchain ecosystem for capital markets, lending, trading, and asset management.
Fixed-rate DeFi project DELV, formerly known as Element DAO, announced it is winding down operations after a vulnerability was discovered in its Hyperdrive protocol. Hyperdrive functioned as an AMM, enabling trading between fixed and variable interest rates. DELV offered users the ability to access fixed-term yield opportunities, provide liquidity to earn trading fees, and earn variable yield on idle capital. The team cited the high cost of rebuilding and lack of product-market fit as key reasons for the shutdown. User funds remain safe and accessible during the wind-down process.
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