We’ve got something special lined up for you. Starting February 5, 2025, we're slashing maker fees to 0% across all spot trading pairs! But that's not all – we’re also bringing you FUEL token rewards through Fuel Season 1 (FS-1). You can now trade with zero maker fees while racking up FUEL tokens for every trade you make.

To further elevate the trading experience for our users, we are excited to announce a 0% Maker Fee Promotion for all spot trading pairs! Enjoy some of the lowest fees in the market and maximize your trading potential.

We're excited to announce that V12 is now a part of Fuel Season 1 (FS-1), a new initiative where traders can earn FUEL tokens for their activity on the platform. Whether you're an experienced trader or just getting started, this is your chance to earn extra rewards while trading.

Spark is excited to announce the launch of its Mainnet Beta—marking the debut of the first on-chain order book exchange on Ethereum, powered by the FuelVM.  This launch is the culmination of two years of focused development, delivering a decentralized, permissionless trading experience tailored for professional and institutional traders alike. And this is just the beginning: expect continuous enhancements and updates in the coming days and weeks as we refine and expand our platform.

Merklized Abstract Syntax Trees (MAST) are an innovative data structure combining the principles of abstract syntax trees (AST) and Merkle trees and first appeared in 2013 in the early days of Bitcoin.

Polygon Miden addresses significant challenges faced by Ethereum, notably scalability and privacy. By integrating unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) from Bitcoin with programmable smart contracts from Ethereum, Polygon Miden offers a high-performance and privacy-focused blockchain solution.

This article presents a modular architecture for writing smart contracts which enables developers to upgrade their contracts while also protecting users from upgrades the developers introduce.

This year will feature a bull run in crypto for sure. But not in the way that you expect.

In trading, a futures contract is a commitment to buy or sell an asset, like a commodity, currency, or digital asset, at a set price, but the actual trade happens in the future. Unlike spot markets with instant transactions, futures involve trading a contract representing the asset, with the real exchange or cash settlement occurring later. This approach combines forecasting, commitment, and strategy, essential for experienced traders.