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Binance Launches New Auto-Burn Mechanism for Binance Coin

BNB Auto-Burn is a new burn mechanism designed by Binance to foster the development of a “healthy blockchain ecosystem” together with the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and Binance Coin (BNB) communities.

Elon Musk Talks Up Doge Again in Response to High ETH Fees in DeFi

DeFi transaction fees on Ethereum are too high for small investors, and Elon Musk seems to think Dogecoin is the answer.

CoinList Opens Registrations for Immutable X, a Layer-2 for NFTs on Ethereum

Here's How Uniswap Fees to LPs Are Beating Bitcoin on Revenues

High Gas Fees on Uniswap Critics have stated that Uniswap’s high gas fees have been the cause of the increased revenues. However, Uniswap’s founder quickly dismissed this, saying the data did not include gas fees but rather represented swapping fees paid to liquidity providers. However, Ethereum (ETH) is still taking the lead in liquidity provider fees. The network is still way ahead of Uniswap and Bitcoin, with its daily fee total standing around $90 million. However, this is attributed to the network’s high gas fees. Ethereum is still ahead of Bitcoin and Uniswap with daily gas fees generated standing at around $90 million. However, this is attributed to the network’s high gas costs.

Rate hikes on way in Largo, Clearwater

LARGO — Most Largo residents should expect to see a 17% increase in their stormwater utility bills next month after city commissioners voted 6-1 to approve the rate hike March 2. Mayor Woody Brown voted no. The increase will require a second and final public hearing Tuesday, March 16. The decision will mean many residents will pay $2.26 more each month, from $6.65 to $8.91. Officials say the increase will generate an additional $860,000 each year and is needed in order to cover the increased costs of maintaining and operating the city’s stormwater management system. The last rate increase was in October 2015. A 25% fee hike was originally slated for October, but officials say moving it to April lowered it to 17%.