ChainCatcher message, the cross-chain interoperability protocol Owlto Finance tweeted that it has updated the Maker addresses for EVM and non-EVM networks, and liquidity has been migrated. The update of the Maker addresses will not affect cross-chain services.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Aave V3 has been deployed on the Aptos testnet, marking the first non-EVM deployment of the Aave protocol. This testnet phase will validate the security, stability, and performance of Aave V3 on Aptos before a potential mainnet launch.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Aave has announced that Aave V3 has been deployed to the Aptos testnet, marking the first deployment of the Aave protocol on a non-EVM network.The purpose of this testnet phase is to validate the security, stability, and performance of Aave V3 on Aptos, in preparation for a potential future mainnet release.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Orderly Network announced the integration of the Solana mainnet and launched its full-chain perpetual contract order book on Solana. This deployment integrates both EVM and non-EVM orders, achieving cross-chain deep liquidity, allowing Solana users to seamlessly connect to over 30 DEXs on other EVM chains and trade 73 types of perpetual contracts without the need for complex operations like bridging or wrapping.The integration of the Solana mainnet marks Orderly Network as the first platform to merge EVM and non-EVM chains into a super ecosystem, with a total market capitalization exceeding half a trillion dollars. Through a unified order book, users can directly trade using token assets from various chains, greatly enhancing trading efficiency and user experience.Currently, Orderly has been deployed on important EVM chains including Arbitrum, Base, Mantle, Ethereum mainnet, Optimism, Polygon, and others, providing over 50 markets for traders and DEXs. The deployment on the Solana mainnet will further expand its liquidity service offerings, allowing Solana traders to enjoy a higher quality trading experience.

ChainCatcher news, Aave founder Stani Kulechov posted on social media, "Aave has collaborated with Aptos to build the first non-EVM codebase of Aave Protocol V3 in Move. This proposal from the Aptos Foundation is part of the Aave 2030 plan, aimed at expanding the Aave protocol beyond EVM networks."

ChainCatcher news, the cross-chain DeFi protocol Entangle has announced the integration of Solana into its Photon messaging protocol, aiming to extend Omnichain support to non-EVM. Currently, Entangle supports a protocol for trustless cross-chain messaging between the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) ecosystem and non-EVM networks such as Solana.

ChainCatcher message, Scam Sniffer posted on the X platform stating that the wallet drainer has expanded its attack range to Ethereum, Solana, and Tron, no longer limited to EVM chains, and urged users to remain vigilant. About a week ago, it noticed a phishing website that included functionality to steal different types of wallets.Yuxian, the founder of Slow Mist, stated: "Crypto phishing gangs have started to target non-EVM chains. Now a phishing website can not only steal assets from mainstream EVM chains but also from assets on Solana, Tron, and other chains... The BTC ecosystem is probably next. All functions are integrated into one phishing script, intelligently switching, providing an increasingly smooth user experience, ensuring that no fish gets away."

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, MetaMask has announced the launch of a new feature called Snaps, aimed at expanding its use on blockchain networks that are not compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) itself. Snaps will enable MetaMask to operate on non-EVM blockchains, including Cosmos, Solana, and Starknet.A Snap is a software module that can be integrated into the MetaMask wallet for various use cases, such as using specialized code to make the wallet compatible across multiple blockchain ecosystems.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block data, the crypto developer activity on Ethereum and non-EVM compatible chains significantly declined in 2022. Among them, the weekly active developers on non-EVM chains saw the largest drop. The activity on Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains also decreased, but Ethereum itself still maintains a significant share.It is reported that developer activity is an important metric for measuring the health of the blockchain ecosystem; it often reflects the overall on-chain activity and price situation. When funds are withdrawn from the ecosystem, the funding available for new projects and developers decreases.According to Gokustats data, despite the significant decline in activity on EVM and non-EVM chains, the number of contracts deployed on the L2 platform Arbitrum saw a significant increase in the fourth quarter. This may be due to speculation and enthusiasm regarding the Arbitrum token airdrop, which caused on-chain transaction costs to surge at the end of June, with daily trading volume hitting an all-time high. (source link)