Crypto news. Royal judgement.
CertiK adds security support to an Arbitrum and Robinhood Crypto programme. Eureka moves heavy computation into its Ethereum builder. Bybit opens registration for a tournament whose biggest prize figure still has conditions attached.
Inspect the boat before the maiden voyage. The ceremonial waving can wait.
CertiK’s 30 October release details its participation with Arbitrum and Robinhood Crypto in the Arbitrum Mentorship Program. Participating startups are offered security tools, discounted assessments and mentorship during development. The news concerns the named companies’ programme, not an independent token borrowing Robinhood’s branding.
Eureka Labs announced BEX on Ethereum mainnet on 29 October. Its builder runs read-only computation against a block as it is assembled, then uses the result in an on-chain transaction. The large computation allowance belongs to the builder’s off-chain work; it is not a rise in Ethereum’s block gas limit.
Bybit opened WSOT 2026 registration on 29 October, adding Global Assets and AI competitions alongside its squad and individual events. Its advertised maximum prize pool is 10 million USDT, with pools unlocking as participants’ trading volume grows. Registration is open; the main squad, individual and AI contests start on 13 November.
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