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ChainCatcher news, the DA layer interoperability protocol Sunrise has completed a $3 million seed round financing, with participation from Decima, Animoca Brands Japan, Hyperithm, Cogitent Ventures, MZ Web3 Fund, V3V Ventures, Connectico Capital, MH Ventures, and others. The new funds are intended to support its integration of data availability layer and liquidity center functions into a single platform supported by Proof-of-Liquidity for liquidity sharing.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, in response to the earlier disclosure by users in the crypto community regarding "approximately 5 million suspected ORDI," Unisat stated that it checked the addresses on 4 different indexers, and the numbers from UniSat, OKX, and Ordinalscan are consistent, while Ordiscan does not match the former, and there are some errors in that indexer (such as not being able to accurately handle decimals).

ChainCatcher news, the cross-chain NFT platform Magic Eden has announced support for BRC-20 decimal engraving and trading, no longer limited to the previous integer functionality, which helps unlock higher value BRC-20 fine-grained collectibles.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, a document from the Cayman Islands court shows that the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) rejected the virtual asset service license application of the crypto lending platform Nexo on December 20, 2022, stating that the company's business model was not compliant and posed risks to market confidence, consumer protection, and the reputation of the islands as a financial center. Currently, Nexo hopes the court will order CIMA to revoke its previous decision and successfully obtain the virtual asset license.Nexo's lawyers stated that CIMA's decision was procedurally unfair, as the regulatory authority did not inform Nexo of the detailed reasons for the rejection, which also violated its constitutional and statutory duties, while Nexo had already provided corresponding explanations to the regulatory authority regarding the concerns raised during the application process. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Indian blockchain data analytics company Decimal Point Analytics has received a $750,000 donation from the Swiss non-profit organization The Hashgraph Association, aimed at developing an asset tokenization platform network based on Hedera distributed ledger technology.According to Decimal Point Analytics, the company has received approval from Indian regulators to introduce tokenization products and new asset classes for government infrastructure assets in its sandbox environment, and will subsequently develop regulatory-compliant tokenization solutions for the local financial market. (Source link)