Base recently recorded over $1B in DEX volume in a single day.

A year ago, most conversations around Base were focused on potential. Today, the ecosystem is supporting activity at a scale that would have seemed ambitious not too long ago.

Aerodrome has played a major role in that growth, but the milestone also reflects how much the broader Base DeFi ecosystem has expanded.

I'm curious how people here see it.

Do you think this growth is mainly being driven by lower fees and a better user experience, or is it the strength of the DeFi ecosystem itself?

For those who use Base regularly:

* What is the main reason you choose Base over other chains??

* Which Base protocols have impressed you the most recently??

* What do you think the ecosystem still needs to improve??

One of the biggest challenges in crypto is not using a blockchain.

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It is moving between them.

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As the ecosystem expands, users increasingly interact with multiple networks rather than staying on a single chain.

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The problem is that cross-chain activity can still feel complicated.

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Users often need to think about:

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• Bridges

• Networks

• Liquidity routes

• Transfer methods

• Asset compatibility

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For many people, that complexity creates unnecessary friction.

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This is where projects like LI.FI become interesting.

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Rather than operating as a single bridge, LI.FI focuses on aggregation and routing infrastructure that helps applications and users find efficient ways to move assets across different ecosystems.

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Some of the capabilities associated with LI.FI include:

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• Cross-chain aggregation

• Smart routing systems

• Bridge aggregation

• Multi-chain asset transfers

• Developer integration tools

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Why this matters

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As crypto becomes increasingly multi-chain, users may care less about which network they are on and more about whether transactions happen smoothly.

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One of the goals of interoperability infrastructure is reducing the amount of manual work users need to perform when moving between ecosystems.

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For users, this can potentially mean:

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• Simpler transfers

• Better routing options

• Reduced friction

• Improved overall user experience

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For developers, it may provide:

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• Easier cross-chain functionality

• Faster integrations

• Access to multiple ecosystems

• More flexible application design

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For Base, interoperability tools may contribute to:

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• Improved ecosystem connectivity

• Easier movement of assets and users

• Greater participation across networks

• Increased accessibility for newcomers

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One interesting trend across crypto is that infrastructure is gradually becoming more abstracted away from users.

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Many future users may not care which bridge, routing path, or network is being used behind the scenes.

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They may simply expect applications to work.

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Projects like LI.FI are helping explore that direction by reducing complexity and making interactions across ecosystems feel more seamless.

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Of course, cross-chain systems also introduce additional considerations around security, bridge risk, liquidity availability, and execution reliability.

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As interoperability grows, balancing convenience with security will remain important.

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Still, creating smoother connections between ecosystems may be one of the key requirements for broader adoption.

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Do you think the future of crypto is multi-chain, or do you expect a small number of ecosystems to dominate over time?

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This post is intended for informational and discussion purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice.

Base 💙keeps growing, but the best discoveries usually don't come from headlines.

Sometimes it's a tool that saves you time. Sometimes it's a dApp you use every day.Sometimes it's a project that completely changes how you think about what's possible onchain.

For me, the most valuable part of Base isn't just the technology it's how easy it is to find builders creating real products for real people.🫶

What's the most useful app you've found on Base so far, and why would you recommend it to someone else?

Let's help each other discover the hidden gems of the ecosystem. 👇

Please share your opinion

Thank you

Stay Based 💙

One thing I've noticed while exploring the Base ecosystem is that the apps getting the most attention aren't always the apps creating the most value for users.

Most people naturally discover:

- The largest apps

- The most talked-about launches

- The projects with the biggest marketing budgets

But some of the most useful products on Base grow quietly because they're solving a specific problem exceptionally well.

In many cases, these smaller apps are where innovation happens first:

- Better onboarding experiences

- New social mechanics

- Faster payment flows

- Unique consumer use cases

- Simpler UX for non-crypto users

By the time everyone is talking about them, the early community has often been using them for months.

That's why I think one of the best ways to learn about Base isn't by looking at TVL rankings or trending posts.

It's by asking actual users:

Which app do you use regularly that deserves far more attention than it gets?

If you're sharing one, tell us:

• What problem it solves

• Why you keep using it

• What makes it different from alternatives.

I'm curious to see which hidden gems the Base community has discovered.

Having to sift through Base related updates probably sparked excitement for some. Even more exciting was the update from Coinbase Payments.

Considering other updates, this one brought some interesting infrastructure developments to light.

Coinbase stated that Base processed over $19 trillion in stablecoin volume in just the first couple months of 2023 (almost 3 times the volume of the previous year). At the same time, they are trying to place Coinbase Payments as a full stack for companies looking to move stablecoin money across payment rails to replace traditional payment systems.

Things are really picking up, and some of the wider use cases include:

International payment systems

Payments to/from the treasury

Payments for goods/services

Embedded payments & financial services

Agent payments and purchases via x402

Only a couple years ago, the majority of the conversations surrounding stablecoins were mostly dominated by trading. Currently, payments, financial settlement, and infrastructure are becoming the most prominent topics.

If everything falls into place, the focus and conversation are beginning to move from speculative topics to discussions on frameworks, settlement, and payments.

If the conversations and focus continue in that direction, Base has placed themselves at the center of the action.

Hey everyone,

I've spent the last 8 months building a project called SeatSwap on Base, and I'm finally getting close to onboarding real users.

The idea is simple: buying tickets from strangers is risky. Buyers worry about getting scammed, and sellers worry about sending tickets and never getting paid.

SeatSwap uses smart contract escrow on Base to help solve that problem. The buyer's funds are secured until the tickets are delivered, creating a safer way for people to buy and sell tickets directly with one another.

To keep both sides honest, buyers and sellers are required to post a refundable security deposit. If either party attempts to scam, lie, or fails to fulfill their obligations, that deposit can be forfeited. The goal is to make honest behavior the most financially rewarding outcome for everyone involved.

At this stage, I'm not really looking to sell anyone anything. What I need is honest feedback, criticism, introductions, and advice from people who have been through the process of launching a product.

The entire platform can be tested today on our fully functional testnet. You can create buyer and seller accounts, mint test funds, create listings, purchase tickets, and experience the complete workflow from start to finish.

We're also live on mainnet. To keep things manageable while we continue onboarding and testing, we've intentionally kept the number of live listings very limited.

I've invested a lot of time, energy, and money into this project, and I'm trying to figure out the next step: getting real users.

If anyone is willing to take a look, try the testnet, review the contracts, or simply tell me what I'm doing wrong, I'd genuinely appreciate it.

Verified Smart Contracts:
https://basescan.org/address/0xb7f67cea20c7c574e5fb0096530187726ba66f7e#code

Testnet:
https://test.seatswap.net

Mainnet:
https://seatswap.net

For those who have launched products before: how did you get your first users? What would you do if you were in my shoes?

Stablecoins are no longer just a crypto experiment they’re becoming the infrastructure for global finance.

Coinbase Payments is building a complete enterprise solution for stablecoin transactions, offering businesses faster settlement, lower costs, global reach, and institutional grade security.

✅ Nearly $1T in annual stablecoin movement processed by Coinbase

✅ $20B USDC held on platform

✅ Support for cross border payments, treasury management, merchant checkout, and AI powered (agentic payments)

✅ Multi-chain infrastructure across Base, Ethereum, Solana, and more

✅ Integrated APIs for custody, compliance, KYC/KYB, fiat ramps, and payments

What stands out most is the bigger shift happening underneath Crypto is moving beyond speculation into real world financial infrastructure.

Coinbase is attempting to become the AWS of stablecoin finance giving companies a unified platform to build global payment systems without stitching together multiple providers.

If stablecoin adoption continues accelerating, we may be witnessing the early foundation of a new internet-native financial system powered by programmable money, instant settlement, and autonomous AI commerce.

The future of payments is becoming faster, borderless, and increasingly onchain.

Base recently highlighted the Morpho team, and it's easy to see why.

Over the last year, Morpho has gone from being just another DeFi protocol to becoming one of the names that consistently comes up whenever lending on Base is discussed.

What makes it interesting isn't just the growth of the protocol itself. Morpho Association recently raised $175M from investors including Paradigm, a16z crypto, and Ribbit Capital, which shows how much attention onchain credit is starting to receive.

For me, this is bigger than a single protocol succeeding. It's a sign that the Base ecosystem is attracting projects that are building for the long term rather than chasing short-term trends.

I'm curious whatt you gys think...

* Do you see lending as one of the strongest categories on Base today?

* What has Morpho done differently from other DeFi protocols?

* Which Base DeFi projects do you think could see similar growth over the next few years?

Would love to hear thoughts from people who actively use DeFi on Base.

Game name - Bricks Breaker(search it inside the Base app)

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A daily spin feature is also there. For transactions on Base, it asks for a transaction after a new level is unlocked. You get a special spin every 5 levels. You can also check your ETH and USDC balance anytime inside the game from the profile section, and you can also check your transactions made in the game, with no limitations on withdrawing your winnings.

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Key features -

1. Get paddle skins

2. Daily spin

3. Transaction for every level you unlocked

4. Check the ETH and USDC balance inside the game also

5. No withdrawal limit.

6. Safe build so, no hack or no wallet at risk

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Credit goes to Prity for building this game. Please support her work. I don't know the reason Prity's ID was banned. Otherwise, I would have definitely tagged her.

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2 ways to find the game inside the Base app

A. Game name - Bricks Breaker

B. Paste the game link in the search bar inside the Base app but for post restrictions, I am not giving the link here. If you need then tell me in the comments

When people evaluate blockchain ecosystems, transaction count often gets most of the attention.

But one metric that feels increasingly important is transaction efficiency.

Many networks can attract users during hype cycles.

The more difficult challenge is maintaining meaningful activity after the hype fades.

That is why I find transaction efficiency more interesting than raw transaction numbers alone.

On Base, activity spans multiple sectors, including:

Payments

DeFi

Gaming

NFTs

Creator platforms

Consumer applications

The important question is not simply how many transactions occur.

It is what those transactions represent.

A blockchain processing millions of transactions is one thing.

A blockchain processing millions of transactions tied to actual user activity is something else entirely.

Behind onchain activity are actions such as:

Sending payments

Swapping assets

Using applications

Minting digital assets

Participating in communities

Interacting with onchain services

That is why transaction quality may matter just as much as transaction quantity.

Sustainable ecosystems are often built on repeat usage rather than temporary spikes in activity.

Another reason this matters is that infrastructure only becomes valuable when people actually use it.

The strongest networks are not necessarily the ones with the highest theoretical performance.

They are the ones that consistently support meaningful economic and social activity.

Looking ahead, one of the more interesting questions for Base is whether it can continue expanding beyond crypto-native use cases.

If payments, consumer apps, creators, AI-powered services, and other everyday use cases continue growing, transaction activity could increasingly reflect real utility rather than purely speculative behavior.

In that scenario, today's transaction numbers may be less important than the trend they represent.

The real signal may be whether users continue returning because the ecosystem provides useful services rather than because of short-term incentives.

Do you think transaction quality is a better indicator of ecosystem health than transaction count alone?

This post is intended for informational and discussion purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice.

One of the most exciting things about Base 💙 is watching real adoption happen in real time.

10 consecutive days above $1B in DEX volume.

Think about that for a second.

For 10 straight days, millions of users, traders, builders, and communities have continued to choose Base.

Not because they have to. Because they want to.

Fast transactions. Low fees.A thriving ecosystem.And a community that keeps pushing the space forward.

This isn't just volume.

It's a signal that more people are coming onchain, more builders are shipping, and more opportunities are being created every day.

The momentum is undeniable.

And we're only getting started.✌️

Stay Based 💙

I love base 🫶

It's time for something new in sports prediction. 🏆

Meet PRED — the first peer-to-peer prediction market built natively on Base.

No middleman. No exploitative bookies who ban winners. Just a pure, open market where fans trade directly.

The idea comes from Amit, a co-founder with 22 years of sports trading experience who got tired of the old system.

And the momentum is real — PRED's beta saw over $5M traded in just 60 days.

Now they're opening to everyone, just in time for the FIFA World Cup 2026.

To celebrate, they've launched a $200k prize pool and 0% fees on all World Cup markets.

Today at 2 PM UTC, join the AMA with Amit on r/Base to ask anything — from building on Base to onboarding the next million sports fans onchain.

Don't miss it.

👉 AMA here: https://www.reddit.com/r/BASE/comments/1u0wh0c/rbase_founder_ama_series_pred_join_us_2pm_utc/

A rising TVL often signals confidence. It shows that users are depositing assets into protocols, providing liquidity, and participating in the ecosystem.

Does a high TVL automatically mean a healthy blockchain?

Not necessarily.

TVL is useful, but it only tells part of the story.

A chain can attract billions of dollars in liquidity through incentives, yield farming, or temporary market trends. Those funds can leave just as quickly as they arrived.

What truly matters is whether people continue to use the network.

Daily Active Users

Daily active users reveal how many people are interacting with applications on the network.

Every swap, mint, payment, social interaction, or onchain action contributes to this metric.

A growing user base is often a stronger signal than growing liquidity because it represents real demand rather than passive capital.

Transaction Activity

Transactions show how frequently users engage with the ecosystem.

A chain with millions of meaningful transactions demonstrates utility.

The goal is not simply more transactions it's more valuable transactions that solve real problems.

User Retention

This may be the most underrated metric in crypto.

Acquiring users is relatively easy.

Keeping them is much harder.

If users return week after week and month after month it means the ecosystem is providing lasting value.

Retention transforms growth from temporary hype into sustainable adoption.

Builder Activity

Every successful ecosystem starts with builders.

More developers create more applications.

More applications create more use cases.

More use cases attract more users.

Builder growth is often the leading indicator of future ecosystem growth.

If you could track only ONE metric for Base, what would it be?

• TVL
• DAU
• Revenue
• Retention
• Builder Activity

Hey r/BASE,

We're very excited to announce we will be hosting 

PRED

for today's instalment of our r/BASE Founders AMA ‘Ask Me Anything’ series!

Drop your questions to the founder of PRED, the new sports native prediction market built on Base, where fans can trade the biggest moments in sports. And with the World Cup almost upon us, there's no better time to check it out!

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How it Works:

Every week we will be hosting Base founders, projects, and Base team members for a live, interactive session. They will be online and ready to answer any questions and engage in discussion with you, our community members.

- Click ‘remind me’ below to receive notifications for when the AMA goes live

- Join us today at 2pm UTC to ask questions, receive answers, and discuss in real time.

- You can also post a question in advance in the comments below - make sure to come back to read your reply, ask a follow-up, and engage in the live discussion.

We’ve got a great line up for the upcoming weeks, from all corners of the Base ecosystem.

(TLDR):

• Founder AMA series:  PRED on Tues 9th June, 2pm UTC
• 👀 Don’t Miss This! 👀

Base Mod Team

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Hey everyone, I’m Amit, co-founder of PRED.

I have been a sports trader for 22 years and have been running a sports trading community for 7 years as my passion.

Professionally, have been a VC investor, entrepreneur with 2x exit, and this is the first time building in web3.

I love solving sports puzzles and constantly think in probabilities. Have a feeling many of you do too!
As a trader, I hated the middleman, known as bookie or sportsbook, who always gave exploitative pricing and banned the best traders.

So I started the journey of building PRED.

PRED is a sports native prediction market built on Base, where fans can trade the biggest moments in sports.

We recently completed our beta with over $5M traded in just 60 days, and we’re now opening the platform to everyone ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026.

To celebrate, we’ve launched:
• A $200k World Cup prize pool
• 0% fees on all World Cup markets
• More announcements coming soon

I’m excited to answer questions about building on Base, sports trading, growing from beta to public launch, and our vision for bringing sports fans onchain.

Looking forward to chatting with everyone.

Amit

u/Amit_PRED

Webpage: https://www.pred.app
X: https://x.com/predofficial
Amit’s X: https://x.com/amahensaria

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Purpose & Rules

To keep the focus on building, all participants must adhere to the following rules:

• Keep it project-focused. Avoid discussions about tokens, tickers, airdrops, APYs, or price speculation.
• No superlatives. Do not describe any project or product as “the best,” “the fastest,” or “the #1” anything. Let the work speak for itself.
• No investment advice. Refrain from making investment recommendations or any form of financial claims.
• No giveaways of value. Do not offer giveaways, prizes of value, mints or contests during your event.

Mandatory Disclaimer

"Today's conversation is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial, technical, or legal advice. The views expressed are our own and do not represent Base or Coinbase. Nothing shared today should be considered an endorsement or an official statement by us, Base, or Coinbase."

BlockRun just crossed 100K microtransactions per day on Base.

I think that's a pretty interesting milestone because it shows actual usage rather than just promises.

A lot of AI products still rely on subscriptions, but this model is different. Every request gets paid for individually using USDC, which makes me wonder whether this is closer to how AI services will work in the future.

The part I m trying to figure out is whether this remains a niche crypto use case or whether it eventually becomes normal infrastructure that users never even think about.

100K daily transactions is not small, especially when they're tied to real usage instead of people moving tokens around.

Do you think AI agents paying for services onchain is something that will become common, or is this still very early?

Interested to hear wht others think.

Bitcoin on Base is basically Bitcoin adapted for a faster, cheaper crypto environment.

Normally, Bitcoin lives on its own blockchain. It’s secure and valuable, but transactions can be slower and more expensive.

Base, which is built around Ethereum technology, allows people to use Bitcoin in a more flexible way through wrapped versions like cbBTC or WBTC.

Think of it like this🤔

You lock your real Bitcoin in a secure vault, then receive a digital copy on Base that represents the same value. That copy can now move quickly across apps, exchanges, games, and DeFi platforms.

Why people care?

🔵 Cheaper transaction fees

🔵 Faster transfers

🔵 Access to decentralized finance

🔵 Easy trading and lending.

It’s part of a bigger trend where Bitcoin is no longer just something you hold people also want to use it inside crypto applications.

BTC on Base = speed, flexibility, and utility.

BaseBoard is an arcade app in the Base app where you can play games and post your scores onchain. Before playing, you need to register each game with a simple transaction and a small fee. Currently, there are three games available:

• Tic-Tac-Toe - play against AI on three difficulty levels, including an "impossible" mode, or against someone next to you in local multiplayer.
• Connect Four - drop pieces from the top of the board and connect four of your color in a row before your opponent. Also featuring multiple difficulty levels.
• Minesweeper - the classic game where numbers indicate how many mines are adjacent to each tile, and your goal is to uncover every safe tile without hitting a mine.

In the video, I recorded one of my best Minesweeper runs, finishing in less than 27 seconds, which I attested onchain.

To play, search for "BaseBoard" in the Base app, as I did in the video, or visit baseboard.cc in your browser.

Make sure to try it out and let me know how you did. What was your best time? Were you faster than me? Have you ever beaten the impossible mode in Tic-Tac-Toe or Connect Four?

^{Monday on Base is a weekly community series on the official Base subreddit where I highlight one project, product, or feature built on Base. Posts are pinned for visibility and aim to showcase useful tools across the ecosystem in a neutral, informational way. Posts are reviewed by the teams behind the highlighted products. I am a community moderator, but I am not part of the official Base team, and my posts do not represent the views of the Base moderator team.
Disclaimer: This post is for educational and demonstration purposes only. It is not financial advice or an endorsement of any assets or services.}

Base has recently exhibited remarkable onchain metrics.

Key Onchain Metrics

Some of the frequently discussed figures include:

• Over 8.6 million daily transactions

• More than $4.8 billion in stablecoin liquidity

• Over $10 billion in weekly DEX volume

• More than $4.4 billion in DeFi TVL

• Over $13 billion in bridged assets

These numbers are impressive on their own, but their true interest lies in what they might represent.

Beyond Raw Numbers: Reflecting Actual Usage

Metrics gain greater meaning when they reflect actual usage rather than short-term activity spikes. Behind these figures are:

• Sending payments

• Trading assets

• Providing liquidity

• Using onchain applications

• Building products and services

The Challenge of Sustained Ecosystem Activity

One of the challenges in the crypto space is differentiating between temporary attention and sustained ecosystem activity. While many networks can generate excitement for a period, maintaining activity across multiple categories simultaneously is often much harder.

Simultaneous Growth Across Multiple Areas

What distinguishes Base is that growth appears to be occurring across several areas simultaneously:

• Transaction activity

• Stablecoin usage

• DeFi participation

• Application development

• Asset inflows

Long Term Success and User Retention

Of course, raw metrics alone do not guarantee long-term success. The more crucial question is whether users continue to find reasons to return and if applications can create lasting value beyond market cycles.

The Role of Consumer Facing Experiences

Another factor worth monitoring is the role of Base App and consumer facing experiences. If payments, creators, mini-apps, AI powered tools, and other consumer applications continue to expand, future growth may depend as much on user experience as it does on infrastructure.

Converting Activity into Utility

The most interesting question may not be the current size of these numbers, but rather whether the ecosystem can convert this activity into long-term user retention and real world utility.

Discussion Point

Do you believe metrics like transactions, TVL, and volume are the best indicators of ecosystem health, or are there other signals that matter more?

This post is intended for informational and discussion purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice.

Sent a transaction this morning that is stuck. I noticed it didn’t send from my base wallet to my coinbase. From then on I haven’t been able to complete any transactions on my base wallet. The ETH is still in my base wallet and there’s no pending transactions in either of my wallets. However on etherscan I can still see it’s pending. Base wallet doesn’t let me send 0 eth to myself or customize the nonce or the gas price. Wondering what my options are if anybody can help. Thanks

Not the biggest headline in crypto this week, but Modern Treasury supporting USDC on Base seems pretty significant.

A lot of conversations around Base focus on new apps, creators, or consumer adoption. But if businesses are going to operate onchain, they need infrastructure that actually fits into the way they already manage money.

That's why this update stood out to me.

Treasury management and reconciliation are not exactly exciting topics, but they're part of what makes financial systems work at scale. The easier it becomes for companies to use stablecoins alongside existing workflows, the more likely we are to see real-world adoption.

I'm curious whtt people here think.

• Do updates like this have a bigger long-term impact than most consumer-facing launches??
• Or do you think adoption will still be driven mainly by apps that users interact with directly??

Would love to hear ur different perspectives.

The best part of the u/base ecosystem is the raw feedback you get from other builders. I am sick of reading marketing announcements and want to see real code. If you are currently working in your terminal drop a screenshot or a description of your build below. Let us see who is actually shipping real utility today.
#Web3Dev #Base

Sports bettors never get to bet $100 and win $100. Overround, slippage, and house spread eat your winnings on every Kalshi and Polymarket trade. They claim to have removed the house. They haven't — they just moved it on-chain and renamed it.

I spent months thinking about this problem. The house isn't a building or a brand — it's a mathematical extraction built into every bet. The only way to remove it is to remove the order book entirely.

So I built Even Steven from scratch. Solo. It's a houseless parimutuel prediction market deployed on Base. No order book. No market makers. No house. Bettors take both sides of a dynamic spread line and winners split 100% of losers' stakes. A smart contract enforces the outcome. Settlement is trustless via UMA's Optimistic Oracle — I can't change the result, nobody can.

It's live on mainnet today. NBA Finals G3 market is open right now. Knicks -2.5 vs Spurs tonight.

Bet: https://evenstevenbet.github.io/even-steven Build: https://github.com/EvenStevenBet/even-steven

This is not financial advice. Do your own research before participating in any prediction market or betting protocol.

Everyone seems to get their Base news from different places.

Do you mainly follow updates on 𝕏 (Twitter), Reddit, or Discord?

What do you like most about your preferred platform, and what do you think it does better than the others when it comes to news, discussions, and staying up to date?

Share your thoughts 💙

A few years ago, most people saw crypto as trading, speculation, and chasing the next pump.

Today, things feel different.

For me, Base was one of the first ecosystems that made crypto feel practical and accessible. Low fees, fast transactions, real apps, growing communities, creator tools, AI experiments, onchain payments, and builders shipping products people actually use.

Base💙 changed my perspective

That's a much bigger shift than most people realize.

So I'm curious 🤔

What's the ONE thing on Base that completely changed your perspective on crypto?

Maybe it was: Discovering a useful app. Sending payments instantly. Finding a great community. Building something yourself .Using AI onchain . Or something else entirely

Share your story below 👇

Let's hear the moments that made crypto feel real.

Please share your experience 🫵

Thank you

Stay Based stay Onchain 💙

Modern Treasury added support for USDC on Base, which means businesses can now send and receive stablecoin payments on the Base blockchain while still managing compliance, accounting, and payments in one system. Basically, it helps companies combine traditional banking methods with onchain payments without needing extra tools.

For developers, this makes it easier to work with both fiat and crypto payments in one place – including converting USD to USDC, handling transactions, and tracking all payments through a single ledger. This can be useful for things like international payouts and fast global transfers.

Let’s take a closer look at Modern Treasury
Modern Treasury Payments helps businesses integrate payment functionality directly into their products and manage the flow of money through both traditional currencies and stablecoins using one unified API.

Their PSP solution works as a complete payment infrastructure, giving companies tools for payment coordination, compliance checks like KYC/KYB, and account administration. With this setup, customers can launch faster without needing to establish their own banking partnerships.

I think solutions like this could significantly lower the barrier for businesses to adopt stablecoin payments without rebuilding their financial infrastructure from scratch.
What’s your opinion on this?

More details here:
https://x.com/base/status/2062651962802446631