BMX, a rapidly growing derivative exchange project, has partnered with Token Terminal to enhance its onchain analytics and stakeholder reporting. With nearly $1 billion in all-time trading volume, BMX's self-funded model relies on experienced contributors from onchain protocol development. Token Terminal, known for its data standardization, has a strong reputation among institutional partners, including Bloomberg. This partnership aims to provide reliable data and transparent reporting, which are becoming increasingly important in the crypto space. The article highlights the significant growth of crypto usage, with users on Base depositing $4 billion into applications, a dramatic increase from $300 million earlier in the year. BlackRock's strategy in the crypto sector is also explored, detailing their classification of digital assets into three categories: cryptoassets like Bitcoin, stablecoins like USDC, and tokenized assets. BlackRock views Bitcoin as a unique asset due to its global accessibility, cross-border transaction efficiency, and capped supply, which serves as an inflation hedge. The firm is strategically positioned with substantial investments in crypto-related entities, including the Bitcoin Trust and Circle, the issuer of USDC. BlackRock believes blockchain technology can significantly improve capital markets by enabling 24/7 operations, enhancing transparency, and reducing fees. They may eventually launch their own blockchain, mirroring strategies used by Coinbase, to streamline record-keeping across their $10 trillion in assets under management.