ChainCatcher news, Unite announced the successful completion of a $3 million seed extension round of financing. This round was led by the Web3 venture studio SuperLayer, with participation from Coinbase Ventures, OKX Ventures, Solana Ventures, Kraken Ventures, Gemini Frontier Fund, Formless Capital, HTX Ventures, and CoinDCX Ventures.Unite plans to use this funding to accelerate its strategic transformation into the first Layer 3 blockchain solution targeting the mass market for mobile games.

ChainCatcher news, on February 16, DAO infrastructure service provider Syndicate announced the launch of the L3 blockchain Syndicate Frame Chain based on OP Stack. When using the Syndicate Frame API, the Gas fees on Syndicate Frame Chain are free for all developers, and this API has processed over 350,000 transactions.

ChainCatcher news, at the edcon2023 conference in Podgorica, Montenegro, MXC and Arbitrum jointly announced that MXC will migrate to Arbitrum to become the first L3 blockchain launched on it, and will distribute airdrops to the Arb community.It is reported that MXC's L3 is built using ZK Roll-up zero-knowledge proofs as a Type-1 EVM. At the conference, MXC showcased IoT applications and ecological projects on the L3 zkEVM. In May, MXC will announce the airdrop details through an AMA. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Arbitrum announced the establishment of the Arbitrum Security Council, which is a 12-member multi-signature composed of community representatives, requiring 9 out of the 12 members to participate in emergency situations to take security emergency actions. The Arbitrum DAO will become the ultimate governance organization of the Arbitrum Security Council.In addition, Arbitrum also disclosed the L3 blockchain Arbitrum Orbit that developers can deploy directly. Developers launching L3 on Arbitrum One and Nova will automatically receive free and permanent licenses to use, modify, and customize Arbitrum technology for their L3 chains. The Arbitrum Orbit L3 chain will also support the upcoming Arbitrum Stylus, which will allow developers to use C, C++, and Rust programming languages for their chains, as well as Solidity and other EVM languages. (source link)