ChainCatcher news, at the "DeInsight 2024" annual summit held during Devcon in Bangkok, Manta Network co-founder Victor shared a keynote speech on "The First Layer2 Adopting MultiDA."Victor stated that in terms of community incentives, Manta's Gas Gain profit rebate program converts 50% of the Gas profits on the Manta Pacific chain into MANTA tokens to reward users. Additionally, the Manta Foundation has committed to distributing 10 million MANTA as extra rewards over the next four years, with more for the top 400 ranked users on the network.Furthermore, the Manta CeDeFi product serves as a bridge between DeFi and CeFi, aggregating multiple yield strategies from RWA, on-chain, and CEX, allowing users to enjoy diversified returns from both CeFi and DeFi by simply depositing BTC, ETH, or stablecoins.Victor revealed that the $50 million ecological fund established by the Manta Foundation has supported around 16 projects, including KiloEx, in just two months.The Manta community team places great emphasis on global expansion, especially in emerging markets in Southeast Asia. He is a founder who truly lives in Southeast Asian countries to support local community development.Video live stream link:https://www.youtube.com/live/tTVcUPumPysImage live stream link:https://www.pailixiang.com/album_ia7637038926.html

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin.com News, Bolivia's fourth-largest bank, Bisa Bank, has announced the launch of a stablecoin service package, becoming the first bank in the country to offer USDT trading services. The bank allows customers to buy and sell within a daily trading limit of 200 to 10,000 USDT, with fees ranging from 5 to 15 USD, and international transfer fees of about 40 USD.Yvette Espinoza, the president of Bolivia's banking regulatory authority ASFI, expressed support for this, believing that the service will provide users with a secure and reliable asset management solution. Franco Urquidi, the bank's vice president of business, emphasized that all transactions must be conducted through the bank's accounts, and customers must complete a strict identity verification process.

ChainCatcher news, former U.S. President Trump stated that during Harris's term, the standard of living in the United States is in free fall. (Jin Shi)

ChainCatcher news, according to Cryptoslate, based on a report from the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB), since Bolivia lifted its ban on Bitcoin in June, the country's virtual asset trading volume has more than doubled in the past three months.From July to September, the average monthly trading volume surged to $15.6 million, compared to $7.6 million in the first half of the year. This significant increase brought the total trading volume for the quarter to $46.8 million, surpassing the levels of the previous six months. The number of virtual asset transactions also grew by 141%, rising from 932,000 transactions in the same period to 1,123,000 transactions. This growth reflects an increasing acceptance of virtual assets among financial institutions and individual users.Since the issuance of Resolution No. 082/2024 on June 25, the trading volume of virtual assets has skyrocketed, allowing the purchase and sale of virtual assets using electronic payment methods, with stablecoins accounting for the majority of the transactions.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin.com, the President of the Central Bank of Bolivia, Edwin Rojas Ulo, mentioned the institution's recent shift in attitude towards cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. Rojas Ulo reportedly stated that he believes incorporating cryptocurrencies into the national financial system could bring benefits as an alternative solution, and discussed the role of stablecoins as a substitute for the dollar.Rojas Ulo stated that the decentralization of crypto assets "will benefit commercial and private activities for purchasing services, and of course, it can meet different needs." However, he acknowledged that certain assets like Bitcoin can be used as investment tools to gain returns, but their volatility may be detrimental to users. Additionally, he mentioned that stablecoins like USDT, which are pegged to the dollar, provide different advantages for users who cannot access dollars.However, the Central Bank of Bolivia emphasized that the only officially accepted currency in the country is the Boliviano, and Bolivians are not obligated to accept cryptocurrencies as a means of payment. Similarly, the bank warned that the risks associated with using and selling cryptocurrencies must be borne by their holders.

ChainCatcher news, Bolivia's Central Bank President Edwin Rojas Ulo mentioned the recent change in the institution's stance on cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. Rojas Ulo stated that he believes adding cryptocurrencies to the national financial system could be a beneficial alternative, and stablecoins like USDT, which are pegged to the dollar, provide different advantages for users who cannot access dollars.Rojas Ulo stated that using stablecoins "is like conducting transactions in North American currency, even though what people are doing is operating with these digital assets."

ChainCatcher news, Bolivia lifts the ban on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency payments, officially legalizing them for financial entities.

ChainCatcher news, Web3 game company Games for a Living has completed a funding round of 500 million yen (approximately 3.3 million USD), with investors including Supercell, the game company behind the mobile strategy game "Clash of Clans," and angel investor Mitch Lasky.It is reported that the new funding will allow Games for a Living to expand its core team and accelerate the development of its flagship game "Elemental Raiders."

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 game development studio [Games for a Living (GFAL)](https://www.rootdata.com/zh/Projects/detail/Games for a Living?k=OTQxMg== "Video Game Development Studio") has raised $3.2 million in seed funding, with participation from Supercell, Mitch Lasky, and others. In addition, GFAL has soft-launched its mobile game Elemental Raiders and plans to conduct several soft launches in the fourth quarter of 2024, transitioning to a full version in 2025.According to the RootData page, Games for a Living (GFAL) is headquartered in Barcelona and is an innovative video game development and publishing studio. The leadership team members have held positions at industry-leading companies such as King Entertainment, Activision Blizzard, Electronic Arts, Netflix, and Digital Chocolate. GFAL successfully launched the GFAL token in the first quarter of 2023, raising $4.4 million in funding.

ChainCatcher news, Bitget's innovative zone launches the popular project Games for a Living (GFAL), trading time: March 14, 01:00 (UTC+8), event time: March 14, 00:00 to March 17, 00:00 (UTC+8).Games for a Living is a Web3 gaming platform aimed at revolutionizing the gaming industry. It is reported that gaming giant Electronic Arts founder William Murray "Trip" Hawkins III has now transitioned from Web2 to Web3, serving as the Chief Strategy Officer of the Barcelona-based Web3 gaming startup Games for a Living. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to beincrypto, Terra founder and CEO Do Kwon is currently living in Europe, and South Korean prosecutors claim that Do Kwon is conducting business outside of Europe. Additionally, Do Kwon tweeted yesterday, "The last few weeks have been one of the most creative periods of my life." According to Bybit researcher IAN, Kwon proposed an idea to reduce the cost of launching an L1 blockchain, making deployment as simple as deploying a smart contract.ChainCatcher previously reported that since the collapse of Terra in early May this year, Do Kwon's whereabouts have been unknown, with many speculating that he was in Singapore. South Korean prosecutors confirmed in October this year that Terra founder and CEO Do Kwon has left Singapore and flown to an unknown location via Dubai. (beincrypto)

Chain Catcher news, regarding the report that "Interpol has issued a red notice for Terra founder Do Kwon," Terra co-founder Do Kwon stated on Twitter that someone might have seen him "walking around the streets or shopping malls in the past few weeks." He did not see his name on the Interpol's "list of individuals to be sought and temporarily arrested, pending extradition, surrender, or similar legal actions," but not all names are public.In addition, Do Kwon stated that he is not evading or hiding: "I am writing code in my living room" "I am making zero effort to hide." (source link)