During the last week of August, multiple encryption networks will focus on updating products and protocols. Progress may not lead to a single market as a whole, but may affect short-term interest in such tracks as monetization of stocks, stabilization of currencies, RWA, chain expansion and application of ecology.

Pi Network Adjustment Pricing

Pi Network will re-pricing Pi App Studio on August 24th. Previously, it was less costly for developers to create or edit applications, and some AI service costs were borne by the platform. Under the new programme, fees will be closer to actual AI service expenditures.

However, access to real users and applications that provide clarity of purpose still provide access to subsidized prices. The Platform will also review eligibility on a regular basis, and developers will continue to seek access to subsidies through product optimization.

This change has a more direct impact on the quality of ecological applications than on the short-line performance of tokens. Development costs may increase and the number of low-quality applications may be reduced; if there is an increase in high-activity applications, there may also be an increase in the ecological use demand of Pi.

Arbitrum advanced the tokenization unit.

Arbitrum will also further expand the RWA direction around August 24 to introduce monetization of United States stocks into its network. According to the article, such assets would be supported by 1:1 and settled through the chain.

This means that users can access the mapping assets of traditional stocks on the block chain network. For Arbitrum, this is not only an extension of the RWA layout, but also helps to attract new users and mobility into the ecology.

  • Arbitrum One, a lasting contract deal of about $1.48 billion.
  • Unsettled contracts estimated at $1.834 billion
  • It says it's recently moved to second place on the relevant track.

Monad and Stellar are making progress this week.

On August 26th, Phantom will stop supporting Monad. At that time, users will not be able to continue to view, send or convert Monad assets through Phantom. However, the relevant assets remain on the chain and users can switch to compatible wallets.

On the same day, the Stable plan introduced an upgrade of v1.8.0, which focused on increasing throughput and improving transaction processing, implementation efficiency and network infrastructure. If the upgrade is successful, its carrying capacity in the direction of the stable currency and RWA is expected to increase.

Stellar will vote on Protocol 28 on August 27th. The update was mainly structured around the smart contract infrastructure and related to its payment, monetization and other chain applications.

In the short term, such technological upgrades may not immediately be reflected in token prices. However, the long-term availability and ecological attractiveness of the network may still be supported if testing and upgrading progress well.