Developers

Senators Lummis and Wyden introduced bipartisan legislation to exempt crypto software developers from money transmitter regulations when they do not custody user funds. The proposal aims to give clearer legal footing to builders of wallets, smart contracts and infrastructure.

Ripple CTO David Schwartz urged crypto wallet developers to focus updates on user-experience security and to reduce reliance on urgent, time-pressured actions that can induce errors. His advisory highlights design changes aimed at preventing user mistakes and improving long-term trust in wallets handling XRP.

Ethereum developers have voted to name the next major network upgrade “Hegota,” scheduled for 2026, Wu Blockchain reports. The announcement comes just weeks after the Fusaka upgrade and signals continued roadmap momentum.

Stellar released a dedicated Golang SDK that separates reusable components from service logic, improving clarity and usability for Go developers building on XLM.

Circle introduced xReserve, a toolkit that lets developers mint stablecoins backed by USDC reserves and positions USDC as a universal collateral layer. The move is designed to simplify launches and expand USDC's integration across protocols and ecosystems.

The Graph has launched expanded data indexing for the TRON ecosystem, delivering faster token queries and more flexible business-ready solutions. The integration aims to simplify on-chain data access for dApps and enterprise use across TRON.

Sui has launched USDsui, a native US dollar–pegged stablecoin issued via the Bridge Open Issuance platform to improve liquidity and efficiency on the Sui network. The token is designed to give developers an easy on‑chain dollar option for dApps, payments and DeFi integration.