Web3 Infrastructure Company Alchemy Launches DApp Building Tool
According to TechCrunch, Web3 infrastructure company Alchemy announced that it will release the dapp construction tool "create-web3-dapp". It is compatible with Alchemy-supported blockchains such as Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism, with plans to include other protocols and SDKs in the future. Alchemy product manager said: "This tool will help builders get their applications up and running in less than four minutes. With new protocols emerging every day, we want to create a flexible ...
Gate Ventures Strategically Invests in Ethereum Scaling Solution Scroll
Gate Ventures, the venture capital arm of cryptocurrency exchange Gate.io, has announced a strategic investment in Scroll. Scroll is a native zkEVM Layer 2 solution for Ethereum, enabling native compatibility with existing Ethereum applications and tools. Scroll was founded by veterans with deep expertise in zero-knowledge research and scaling businesses. Its mission is to address existing limitations faced by the Ethereum network, including low transaction volume (per second) and high miner ...
Web3 infrastructure provider Caldera completes $9 million financing
According to the official blog, Caldera, a Web3 infrastructure provider, announced that it has raised $9 million in two rounds of financing, led by Sequoia Capital partner Shaun Maguire and Dragonfly partner Ani Pai, Neo, 1kx and Ethereal Ventures, and other angels Investors participate. Funding will be used for hiring, partnerships and integrations. According to reports, Caldera supports all users to start and run a dedicated, high-performance second-layer blockchain Rollup, and run a lightw...
Web3 Infrastructure Company Alchemy Launches DApp Building Tool
According to TechCrunch, Web3 infrastructure company Alchemy announced that it will release the dapp construction tool "create-web3-dapp". It is compatible with Alchemy-supported blockchains such as Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism, with plans to include other protocols and SDKs in the future. Alchemy product manager said: "This tool will help builders get their applications up and running in less than four minutes. With new protocols emerging every day, we want to create a flexible ...
Gate Ventures Strategically Invests in Ethereum Scaling Solution Scroll
Gate Ventures, the venture capital arm of cryptocurrency exchange Gate.io, has announced a strategic investment in Scroll. Scroll is a native zkEVM Layer 2 solution for Ethereum, enabling native compatibility with existing Ethereum applications and tools. Scroll was founded by veterans with deep expertise in zero-knowledge research and scaling businesses. Its mission is to address existing limitations faced by the Ethereum network, including low transaction volume (per second) and high miner ...
Web3 infrastructure provider Caldera completes $9 million financing
According to the official blog, Caldera, a Web3 infrastructure provider, announced that it has raised $9 million in two rounds of financing, led by Sequoia Capital partner Shaun Maguire and Dragonfly partner Ani Pai, Neo, 1kx and Ethereal Ventures, and other angels Investors participate. Funding will be used for hiring, partnerships and integrations. According to reports, Caldera supports all users to start and run a dedicated, high-performance second-layer blockchain Rollup, and run a lightw...

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Because Jump Crypto and Oasis jointly recovered 120,000 ETH of Wormhole stolen funds through a reverse attack, MakerDAO tweeted a statement, in view of the recent transactions related to Maker Vault 30100 and Oasis front-end, it is necessary to explain MakerDAO, Maker protocol and third-party front-end difference between merchants. MakerDAO has no control over any front-end provider or product that enables end-users to access Maker Vaults.
Additionally, none of the available frontends to connect to the Maker Protocol are developed or maintained by MakerDAO. The Maker Protocol is a decentralized smart contract system, publicly deployed on Ethereum, allowing any provider to connect in a permissionless and decentralized manner Its UI solution. These UI providers can control the smart contracts they deploy, enabling end users to interact with the Maker Protocol. The recent transaction to change ownership of Maker Vault 30100 did not involve any of MakerDAO’s official smart contracts or MakerDAO instructions. It reiterates that MakerDAO's smart contracts are not controlled or controlled by the Oasis front-end smart contracts.
Because Jump Crypto and Oasis jointly recovered 120,000 ETH of Wormhole stolen funds through a reverse attack, MakerDAO tweeted a statement, in view of the recent transactions related to Maker Vault 30100 and Oasis front-end, it is necessary to explain MakerDAO, Maker protocol and third-party front-end difference between merchants. MakerDAO has no control over any front-end provider or product that enables end-users to access Maker Vaults.
Additionally, none of the available frontends to connect to the Maker Protocol are developed or maintained by MakerDAO. The Maker Protocol is a decentralized smart contract system, publicly deployed on Ethereum, allowing any provider to connect in a permissionless and decentralized manner Its UI solution. These UI providers can control the smart contracts they deploy, enabling end users to interact with the Maker Protocol. The recent transaction to change ownership of Maker Vault 30100 did not involve any of MakerDAO’s official smart contracts or MakerDAO instructions. It reiterates that MakerDAO's smart contracts are not controlled or controlled by the Oasis front-end smart contracts.
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