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Odaily Planet Daily News: Coinbase has released its first Ethereum validator performance report, disclosing its operations for February 2025. Data shows that Coinbase currently operates 120000 Ethereum validators and manages 3.84M ETH (11.42% of total pledged ETH). In addition, 581500 ETH was pledged through partners. As of March 4th, Coinbase Ethereum validators have not experienced any slashing or double signature events and maintain a 99.75% online rate and 99.75% participation rate. Coinbase uses Lighthouse and Prysm as consensus clients, Geth and Nethermind as execution clients, and supports 6 MEV transaction relays. Its validators are distributed in Japan, Singapore, Ireland, Germany, and Hong Kong, and are also hosted by AWS and GCP cloud service providers to enhance decentralization and fault recovery capabilities.

BlockBeats news, on March 20th, according to official sources, Sonic announced the launch of Sonic Pay debit cards, which can help holders use USDC for consumption through Apple Pay or Google Pay.

Foresight News reported that the cryptocurrency wallet Phantom has once again launched the Sui network token exchange function, supported by the Sui ecosystem liquidity protocol Cetus. Foresight News previously reported that Phantom tweeted on January 30th this year that it had added support for the Sui network.

According to Foresight News, RWA stablecoin issuer Usual community has released a vote on the UIP-4 improvement proposal to pledge Usual DAO treasury assets to USUALx. The vote will end on March 23rd. The proposal includes pledging the portion of USUALs (approximately 37.6 million) held by Caiku that belong to USUALx holders to the USUALx pledge contract. The pledged principal and any rewards (USD0 and USUAL) will ultimately be redistributed to USUALx holders. Foresight News previously reported that the Usual UIP3 vote has ended, and the proposal initiated by core contributors of Usual Labs, "Usual DAO Treasury Assets Pledged to USUALx," has been rejected.

BlockBeats News: On March 20th, according to the Ethereum staking report released by Coinbase, Coinbase currently serves as the Ethereum staking node, with staking volume accounting for 11.42% of the total staking volume, making it the largest node operator in Ethereum. Lido as a whole has a larger scale, but the share of each node operator is much smaller.