Web3 Morning Report: Base accounts now support ERC20 tokens for gas payments; Kraken-incubated Ethereum L2 solution Ink launches white-label Aave instance; Tydro and YZi Labs lead $50 million investment in Better Payment Network.

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• Base accounts support users to pay gas fees using ERC20 Tokens

• Kraken-incubated Ethereum L2 solution Ink launches white-label Aave instance Tydro

• SOLOTEX receives FINRA approval

• Sony Bank subsidiary Connectia Trust applies for US national banking license

• Binance Completes Acquisition of South Korean Exchange Gopax

• Paxos mistakenly minted 300 trillion PYUSD and then destroyed it , citing an internal technical failure.

• Zora Launches Believe Fund

• Wormhole Launches Multi-Chain DEX Product Portal Swap

• Backpack and Superstate establish cooperation

• YZi Labs Leads $50 Million Round in Better Payment Network

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