Rabbithole has launched as a frontend for the MegaETH ecosystem, making its mainnet publicly accessible. Users can discover apps, bridge and swap assets, and receive notifications about ecosystem events. A key feature is its natural language interface. Instead of sifting through lists of apps, users can ask specific questions like “Where can I get yield?” and receive curated responses. The MegaETH platform recently underwent a significant stress test, achieving 11 billion transactions in just seven days. It aims for a sustained throughput of 15-35K transactions per second while engaging users with various applications. Notable projects involved in the test include @stompdotgg, which features on-chain monster battles, and @smasherdotfun, a game with a crash-style mechanic. These interactions will help identify and fix any issues under heavy load. World Markets has integrated three central limit order books into a single platform called ATLAS, enhancing trading capabilities with higher leverage and safer liquidations. This platform supports multiple financial services while aiming to reduce the gap between borrowing and funding rates. The $MEGA public sale has concluded, with users now able to view allocations and receive refunds for unallocated bids. Tokens linked to sybil accounts have been rendered worthless, with some being redirected to rewards campaigns to promote Ethereum decentralization. The introduction of KPI Rewards links token emissions to network performance rather than just time. This approach rewards $MEGA stakers based on the network's growth and milestones, creating a more sustainable model for token issuance. The first real-time blockchain, MegaETH, aims to be a performance-first platform that leverages Ethereum’s security while advancing the modular roadmap for decentralized applications.