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ACCOUNT MERGE UPDATE

Some users attempting to withdraw rewards may currently see a message stating that their email address is already registered.

As part of our ongoing platform security improvements, temporary and alias email addresses are no longer supported for account management and reward withdrawals. As a result, users signed in with an alias email associated with their base Unetwork account will encounter this message when attempting to withdraw rewards.

We're currently implementing a new Account Merge feature that will allow you to securely merge eligible alias email accounts into your base account, making reward withdrawals and account management much simpler.

The feature is expected to be available early next week.

Once released, you'll simply:
• Log in using your base Unetwork email address
• Go to Settings → Merge Accounts
• Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the merge

Once the merge is complete:
• Your rewards, leases, and account data will be transferred to your base account
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➥ Stablecoin Liquidity Layer = the new settlement pipe of crypto

Stablecoins are no longer just “cash on-chain”, because the market is moving toward infrastructure that can route, bridge and optimize liquidity across chains.

The core problem: stablecoin liquidity is fragmented across Ethereum, Tron, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and many other networks.

» cross-chain liquidity → @rhino_fi
» unified stablecoin layer → @UTechStables / $U
» intent-based liquidity → @eco
» tokenized asset rails → @FTI_US / BUIDL-style infra
» liquidity Layer cho Stablecoin, DEX \u0026 RWA: @0xfluid
» payment framework → @Paxos liquidity stack

the winner may not be the biggest stablecoin issuer, but the project that makes stablecoins move fastest, cheapest and with the least friction.

I’m watching this sector because stablecoin velocity is becoming as important as stablecoin supply.

If stablecoins become the main settlement layer for crypto, DeFi, RWA and global payments, liquidity layers will sit quietly behind most transac