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SPAR Enables Crypto Payments Across 300 Swiss Stores via Binance Pay & DFX

Switzerland’s SPAR supermarket chain is moving crypto payments from pilot to prime time. The grocer plans to enable stablecoin and cryptocurrency payments across 300 stores nationwide, partnering with Binance Pay and Swiss fintech DFX.swiss—a move it describes as the country’s first nationwide rollout of digital asset payments in retail. As of today, around 100 stores are already live, with the remainder to follow over the coming months, though the company hasn’t committed to a hard deadline.

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What is Celestia (TIA)? A Quick History Lesson

If you’ve heard people say “Celestia is modular,” they’re talking about a specific idea: split a blockchain’s jobs apart so one network focuses on ordering and making data available, while other layers handle execution (smart contracts) and, if needed, settlement. That lets rollups post data somewhere cheap and verifiable—without every node re-executing every transaction.

Below is a quick guide to what Celestia (TIA) is, where it came from, how it works under the hood, and why developers and investors keep mentioning it in 2025.

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What is Render (RNDR)? A Quick History Lesson

If you’ve heard that Render turns idle GPUs into a global rendering cloud, you’ve got the right idea. The Render Network links GPU providers (people or data centers with spare graphics cards) to creators who need rendering power for 3D, VFX, or related compute. It’s built around software from OTOY, Inc., and coordinates jobs and payments on-chain.

Below is the quick guide to what Render (RNDR/RENDER) is, how it evolved, how the token model works, and where it fits in 2025.

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What is Aptos (APT)? A Quick History Lesson

If you’ve heard Aptos described as a “Diem-era reboot with fresh tech,” you’re close. Aptos is a Layer-1 blockchain built by Aptos Labs, a company founded by former Meta (Facebook) engineers Mo Shaikh and Avery Ching after Meta’s Diem project wound down. It centers on the Move programming language and a parallel execution engine called Block-STM, aiming for high throughput without sacrificing safety.

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What is Near Protocol (NEAR)? A Quick History Lesson

If you’ve heard NEAR described as “a user-friendly, sharded Layer-1 with fast finality,” that’s a good start—but the story is richer. NEAR launched mainnet in April 2020 and has since focused on two big ideas: (1) scale through Nightshadesharding and (2) soften the crypto UX with accounts and powerful key permissions. In 2024–2025, NEAR doubled down on “chain abstraction,” aiming to hide multi-chain complexity from end users, and introduced NEAR DA—a data-availability service targeted at Ethereum rollups.

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Crypto Exchanges Join ‘Beacon Network’ to Fight Crypto Crimes

Major crypto and payments platforms have unveiled a new collaborative defense against illicit finance: the Beacon Network, billed as the industry’s first real-time crypto crime response system. Developed by blockchain-intelligence firm TRM Labs, the network connects exchanges, issuers, law enforcement and vetted researchers so they can flag suspect wallets, broadcast alerts across participants, and block cash-outs in minutes rather than days.

According to TRM Labs and participating companies, founding members include Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Robinhood, Ripple, Crypto.com, OKX, Poloniex, Anchorage Digital, PayPal and Stripe, alongside global law-enforcement bodies (TRM publicly named the Australian Federal Police and said others are involved but not yet listed).

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