Developer Infrastructure

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Developer Infrastructure covers the services, protocols, and toolchains used to build, test, connect, operate, and scale blockchain or crypto-enabled applications. The category includes RPC and node platforms, smart-contract frameworks, indexing networks, security libraries, wallet and account-abstraction SDKs, transaction simulation, data services, decentralized compute, and AI-agent infrastructure. Relevant reporting spans releases, developer APIs, network reliability, security, pricing models, integrations, open-source governance, and deprecations. Consumer applications and native tokens keep separate tags unless the infrastructure layer itself is responsible for the change.

AI-Powered Cecuro Claims 91% Vulnerability Detection in Smart Contracts

Cecuro, an AI-based smart contract audit platform, reports a 91.45% vulnerability detection rate on the EVMBench test, highlighting the growing role of automated security tools as blockchain threats evolve

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Coinbase's Base Surpasses 100M AI Payments as Agentic Finance Grows

Coinbase's Base network has processed over 100 million AI-driven payments, highlighting the growing intersection of autonomous agents and blockchain infrastructure. The surge raises new questions about the future of programmable money and crypto payment rails.

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Galaxy Digital Faces $346M Annual Interest on CoreWeave Texas Build

Galaxy Digital's $3.5 billion debt deal to fund CoreWeave's Texas data center locks in $346 million in yearly interest, with repayments tied to construction milestones and delivery deadlines through 2031

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