ChainCatcher news, recently, the SocialFi project MetYa announced the launch of the all-platform AI hardware translator MeAi, which supports 138 languages and provides users with a seamless cross-cultural communication experience. In addition, it has introduced the "Date-to-Earn" model, which directly converts interaction into earnings.It is reported that MetYa is a Web3 and AI-driven social platform with over 8.5 million active users, promoting the Web3 social ecosystem with the brand positioning of "SocialFi + Social Infra + AI." By introducing a token economy and social influence model, MetYa monetizes social data, allowing users to share social value during interactions and benefit from it.

ChainCatcher message, Slow Mist founder Yu Xian posted on the X platform: "Be careful, the official X account of the hardware wallet Keystone has been hacked, be cautious of any information posted (including direct messages), don't get phished."

ChainCatcher news, according to Slow Mist founder Yu Xian, the official X account of the hardware wallet Keystone has been hacked, and users should pay attention to related security.

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, the Ethereum wallet Metamask is now compatible with the NGRAVE hardware wallet, allowing users to sync with Metamask through NGRAVE ZERO. The minimum compatible version for the browser extension wallet is v.12.3.0, and the minimum compatible version for the mobile app is v.7.31.1.

ChainCatcher message, Ava Labs co-founder Kevin Sekniqi posted on platform X: "Over the past few years, Avalanche has been focused on achieving horizontal scaling (application chains, etc.), and it seems that it will soon dominate this area. However, there is still much to be done in terms of vertical scaling, and this issue must be addressed next.In my view, larger hardware must be at the core of achieving the above goals."

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Evan Cheng, co-founder and CEO of Sui blockchain development company Mysten Labs, stated in an interview in May that the "ChatGPT moment" for cryptocurrency could arrive at any time. In a recent interview at the Mainnet conference, Cheng reiterated that the moment has not yet arrived, but it is still just around the corner. As for how Cheng plans to lead Sui to this breakthrough, he believes that by catering to "disruptive developers" and conducting extensive experiments, his blockchain has the most potential to achieve this breakthrough.One of the upcoming eye-catching experiments from Sui is the SuiPlay0X1 handheld gaming device, which is now available for pre-order and is scheduled to launch in 2025. While some may view the device as a hardware play, similar to Solana's Web3 phone, Cheng sees the device as a software product rather than a hardware product.Cheng said, "This is a gaming device that can play all Windows games. It is better than other devices in terms of deep software integration and operating system integration. Even for existing Web3 gamers, it is a superior product due to the advantages of the software. Hardware is almost like a commodity, while the software experience is where the magic lies and is the key to success."Market data shows that SUI briefly reached $2.2485, setting a new all-time high.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, the lawsuit against the cryptocurrency company Green United by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently drawn industry attention. The SEC accuses Green United of defrauding investors of $18 million through the sale of so-called "Green Boxes" mining equipment. Last week, a federal judge dismissed Green United's motion to dismiss, sparking speculation on social media that the sale of cryptocurrency mining hardware could be considered securities. However, several legal experts stated that there is currently no reason for excessive concern.Ishmael Green, a partner at Diaz Reus law firm, pointed out that as long as the mining equipment is sold with the understanding that it will be used for mining by the end user, there should be no issue. "In the Green United case, the sales agreement for the mining equipment states that Green United will control and operate the system, which is the problem." Hadas Jacobi, a consultant at Reed Smith law firm, stated that although the SEC did not explicitly mention hosted mining, it could have implications for hosted mining services. While Green United attempted to portray the case as the SEC misunderstanding hosted mining, the judge denied its motion to dismiss. Currently, the judge has only decided to hear the case and has not ruled on the SEC's arguments.

ChainCatcher news, the open-source hardware wallet OneKey announced that it will gradually discontinue the current OneKey Card service.The specific discontinuation schedule is as follows:Phase One (September 30, 2024): Users can continue to spend and withdraw normally, while the registration and recharge functions will be discontinued.Phase Two (October 31, 2024): All cards will be automatically deleted by the system, and the balance of the cards will be transferred to the OneKey Card wallet account, which can be withdrawn to an exchange account or Web3 address at any time.Phase Three (January 31, 2025): The OneKey Card service will be stopped.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the decentralized AI project NetMind.AI has announced an investment of £2 million (approximately $2.63 million) in TG0, a London-based AI-driven human-computer interface development company. TG0 plans to seek a new round of investment later this year.It is reported that the AI hardware technology company TG0 was co-founded by Ming Kong and Dr. Liucheng Guo, focusing on next-generation human-computer interfaces driven by AI, providing solutions with 3D innovative interaction and patented sensing technology.Through collaboration with NetMind, TG0 will accelerate the development of AI-embedded products that are fully customizable and capable of adapting to user needs in real-time. NetMind's AI solutions will be offered on the TG0 platform. The research and product teams from both sides will jointly develop AI solutions and integrate resources to advance AI research.

ChainCatcher news, GM Network announced that it will co-host multiple events focused on AI+ health during the Token 2049 in Singapore, with special guests including Ethereum founder Vitalik and others.The event aims to combine an AI wearable device exhibition with various activities such as walking, morning runs, and soccer, to encourage more users to pay attention to health, and to initiate an effective health + social lifestyle through the integration of AI wearable device monitoring data.This event will gather numerous partners, including EigenLayer, AltLayer, Up Network, Audition, Sending Network, MoonRing, Starpower, etc., to showcase the latest DePIN devices and technologies. GM Network hopes to promote the Proof of Health concept proposed in its AVS through this series of events, making health and exercise more fun and simple with the help of AI, and to raise awareness and understanding of Longevity among more people.

ChainCatcher news, the ZK hardware acceleration leading project Cysic has officially launched the Aleo mining pool, aimed at consolidating the consensus security of the Aleo blockchain. This mining pool is optimized based on advanced CUDA algorithms, collaborating with the GPU mining community to create a highly optimized Aleo mining pool, and supports almost all Nvidia GPU graphics cards for participation in the daily Aleo testnet points distribution. The mining pool is now open to all users and offers exclusive benefits for community members.

ChainCatcher news, Bankless founder David Hoffman posted on social media, "Ethereum development has prioritized L2 execution for over 2 years. This has come at the expense of L1 execution. L1 execution is lagging behind Moore's Law, while L2 has gained undue growth and valuation subsidies from L1. Therefore, we should re-establish the priority of L1 execution work. I agree with @MaxResnick1 that the hardware requirements for L1 should be 'the latest 2 generations of Macbook Pro', which aligns perfectly with the social contract of individual stakers. This would increase the accessibility of Ethereum L1 to over 10 times the users, and at a low cost.The argument against this is: the Ethereum ecosystem needs to reorganize around fewer synchronous composability—growing L1 execution will reduce the urgency to solve this problem. An rollup-centric Ethereum is the right roadmap—let's face the challenges head-on."

ChainCatcher news, the encryption hardware startup Fabric Cryptography has completed a $33 million Series A funding round, led by Blockchain Capital and 1kx. Offchain Labs, Polygon, and Matter Labs also participated. The project previously raised $6 million in a seed round led by Metaplanet.The company stated that the new funds will be used to "build computing chips, software, and cryptographic algorithms." At the core of Fabric's roadmap is the development of a new processing unit called the "Verifiable Processing Unit (VPU)," which will be specifically designed for handling cryptographic technologies.

ChainCatcher news, according to CryptoSlate, the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) in Germany recommends that cryptocurrency users use hardware wallets to protect their digital assets, claiming that hardware wallets are the safest method for storing digital assets, and explaining that these devices can help keep users' private cryptographic keys in offline or "cold" storage.The BSI warns that while exchange-based custody is more convenient, it is easily susceptible to hacking. In contrast, self-custody wallets on mobile phones or personal computers also have significant security vulnerabilities. Given these risks, the BSI recommends using hardware wallets as the best option for protecting cryptocurrencies.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the latest report shows that security researchers have discovered a new attack mechanism called "Dark Skippy," which hackers can use to extract private keys from Bitcoin hardware wallets that only have two-signature transactions. This vulnerability could affect all hardware wallet models, but it only activates when victims are tricked into downloading malicious firmware.The previous version of "Dark Skippy" required dozens of transactions to be effective, while the new version of "Dark Skippy" can execute with just a few transactions. Additionally, the attack can be carried out even if users rely on separate devices to generate their mnemonic phrases.The disclosure report was published by Lloyd Fournier, Nick Farrow, and Robin Linus. Fournier and Farrow are co-founders of the hardware wallet manufacturer Frostsnap, while Linus is a co-developer of the Bitcoin protocols ZeroSync and BitVM.

ChainCatcher news, ZK hardware acceleration project Cysic announced on X that the first phase of Cysic's incentive testnet and the Cysic points system are now live.Cysic Network is a ZK proof layer, and the first phase of the testnet will provide the basic functionalities of the network, including a Cosmos-based blockchain, a centralized scheduler for task allocation, registration processes for projects, provers, and validators, a task tracking process for proof tasks, dashboards, the Cysic blockchain explorer, reward points, and more.Reward points are designed to reward contributors to the Cysic testnet network, including validators, computing resource providers, and active community members, and these points will be redeemable for mainnet tokens at a certain ratio.In addition, it plans to launch the mainnet of the Cysic network in early 2025.

ChainCatcher news, Block, the company founded by Jack Dorsey, announced that its crypto hardware wallet Bitkey will integrate MoonPay to support Bitcoin purchases. Its users will be able to buy Bitcoin using fintech solutions such as credit cards, bank transfers, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal.