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Voltage launches enterprise USD payment system based on Lightning Network

Bitcoin infrastructure company Voltage has introduced a revolving credit line system for businesses called Voltage Credit, The Block reported on Feb. 19. The system lets companies execute instant U.S. dollar payments using the Lightning Network, with repayment made through regular bank accounts. Voltage said existing crypto loan products require bitcoin collateral, creating tax issues and price volatility risks. Voltage Credit sets limits based on actual transaction volume and charges no opening fee.

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Ripple launches RLUSD yield protocol on XRPL to expand stablecoin uses

Ripple has launched its first real-world asset-based yield protocol on the XRP Ledger using the RLUSD stablecoin, The Block reported. The protocol is designed to generate on-chain yield. Developed by ORQO Group, it allows RLUSD holders to deposit tokens into an on-chain vault on XRPL to earn fixed returns backed by private credit, tokenised Treasuries and market-neutral hedging strategies.

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Uniswap governance considers full v3 pool fee rollout and expansion to eight chains

Uniswap governance is considering expanding protocol fees, The Block reported on Feb. 19. The proposal would apply fees to all Ethereum mainnet v3 pools and extend to eight chains including Arbitrum, Base, Celo, OP Mainnet, Soneium, X Layer, World Chain and Zora. A Snapshot vote runs through Feb. 23. It is the first proposal since the Unification governance overhaul, which shortened procedures for fee-related changes.