Lend.​xyz Launches on Linea, Enabling Fractional Real Estate Investment

The Linea Ignition Program rewards claim window is closing on **April 2nd at 11:59 PM PDT**. Participants who haven't claimed their rewards yet have a final opportunity to do so before the deadline. **Key Details:** - Final claim deadline: April 2nd, 11:59 PM PDT - Claim platform: [Brevis Network](https://linea-ignition.brevis.network/) - This is the last chance to claim rewards from the program **Background:** The Ignition Program previously allowed liquidity providers to claim 40% of their LINEA rewards immediately, with the remaining 60% vesting over 60 days. The program was extended by one week in October 2025. Participants should visit the [claim portal](https://linea-ignition.brevis.network/) before the deadline to secure their rewards.

Symbiosis has launched an MCP (Model Context Protocol) that connects AI agents directly to onchain execution capabilities. The integration allows AI agents to automatically route cross-chain swaps through Linea without requiring manual intervention. **Key Features:** - Acts as middleware between AI agents and blockchain operations - Enables automated cross-chain swap routing - Operates on Linea's zk rollup infrastructure - Removes manual steps from the execution process This development follows similar MCP integrations in the space, such as Orderly's MCP which enables AI agents to manage leveraged positions and monitor trading metrics through simple prompts.

Linea has published an update to its documentation page. The zkEVM rollup's technical documentation is available at docs.linea.build for developers building on the network. **Key Points:** - Documentation refresh for Linea's developer resources - Updates available on the official [Linea Docs](https://docs.linea.build/) page - Follows previous documentation updates from earlier this month Linea continues to maintain its technical documentation for developers working with the zkEVM scaling solution.

Phylax Systems CEO Odysseas will discuss the evolution from reactive to proactive security approaches in DeFi during an upcoming conversation. **Key Details:** - **Topic:** The Credible Layer and its implications for builders and DeFi security - **Date:** Thursday, January 29th - **Time:** 3:00 PM UTC - **Platform:** X and YouTube - **Hosts:** suzapolooza_eth and EricCMack Several protocols including Euler Finance, Malda, Turtle, and Denaria Finance have already integrated the Credible Layer for protocol protection. Public assertions are available at [app.phylax.systems](http://app.phylax.systems).

**Four DeFi protocols now live with Credible Layer protection** Euler Finance, Malda, Turtle, and Denaria Finance have deployed Phylax's Credible Layer to protect their protocols, with more deployments coming soon. **How it works:** - Protocols define "bad outcomes" through assertions - security rules validated by the sequencer - Invalid transactions are dropped before execution - Valid transactions proceed normally - All assertions are publicly viewable at [app.phylax.systems](http://app.phylax.systems) **The shift from bug hunting to outcome prevention** Traditional security focuses on finding bugs, but some always slip through. The Credible Layer takes a different approach by preventing harmful outcomes rather than searching for vulnerabilities. Linea has integrated this technology into its sequencer, stopping exploits before they execute. This risk reduction enables institutions like SharpLink to deploy more capital into DeFi. The technology aims to make DeFi less risky for mainstream adoption. [Learn more](https://docs.phylax.systems/credible/credible-introduction?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=cmp-100328643-afbf08)