ChainCatcher news, Zypher Network announced on social media its collaboration with B² Network to host the first {gZKm} verifiable on-chain game hackathon, which has added a Telegram Mini Games Track. This track aims to bring fresh on-chain gaming to the BTC ecosystem by combining easy-to-play Mini Games with the social attributes of Telegram through the Zypher game engine.The {gZKm} verifiable on-chain game hackathon is co-hosted by B² Network and Dorahacks, with technical support from Risc Zero, Particle Network, and others, offering a total of 8 tracks and a prize pool exceeding $200,000. Currently, more than 80 hackers have registered. Announced hackathon judges include Weikeng Chen, research partner at L2IV, Rebecca Liao, CEO of Saga Network, Jon Kol, CEO of HyperLane, and many other industry experts focused on zk verifiable on-chain games.It is reported that previously, the Web3 game engine and application Rollup developer Zypher Network announced the launch of the B² Network mainnet and will deploy a dedicated Layer 3 for on-chain games based on B² Network and its DA Layer B² Hub, which will be the first Layer 3 in the BTC ecosystem to support on-chain games.

ChainCatcher news, Zypher Network announced on social media that the first {gZKm} verifiable on-chain game hackathon has been launched. This hackathon is co-hosted by B² Network and Dorahacks, with technical support from Risc Zero, Particle Network, and others. It offers a total of 7 tracks, starting today, June 14, and ending on September 10, 2024, with a prize pool exceeding $200,000. Registration is currently open. The announced hackathon judges include Weikeng Chen, research partner at L2IV, Rebecca Liao, CEO of Saga Network, Jon Kol, CEO of HyperLane, and dozens of other industry experts focused on zk verifiable on-chain games.As a co-host of this hackathon, B² Network has created the "The Most Popular Games" track and is providing a total prize of $100,000 for the entire hackathon.It is reported that previously, the Web3 game engine and application Rollup developer Zypher Network announced the launch of the B² Network mainnet and will deploy a dedicated Layer 3 for on-chain games based on B² Network and its DA Layer B² Hub, which will be the first Layer 3 in the BTC ecosystem to support on-chain games.

ChainCatcher news, ZK chain game engine developer Blade Games has completed a $2.4 million financing round, with participation from Signum Capital and UOB Venture Management. This round of financing will promote the development of Blade Games' modular ZK game engine and facilitate the development and adoption of trustless on-chain games based on the WebAssembly and zkVM technology stack.In addition, Blade Games' POC game Dune Factory recently announced the end of its closed beta, gaining over 1,000 closed beta users and more than 2,900 pre-registered users.It is reported that Signum Capital is a Web3 crypto fund focused on early-stage investments, actively investing in infrastructure, DeFi, and gaming projects. UOB Venture Management is a wholly-owned subsidiary of United Overseas Bank (UOB) that makes direct investments in private enterprises. The mission of both funds is to collaborate with visionary founders globally to build the next wave of blockchain companies and platforms that lead the industry.

ChainCatcher news, Web3 game engine and application Rollup developer Zypher Network announced a strategic partnership with io.net. Zypher Network will integrate io.net's decentralized GPU cluster network to assist with zero-knowledge proof verifiability operations for on-chain games developed using its game engine. Both parties stated that they will continue to explore leveraging the advantages of decentralized GPU clusters to promote on-chain game development and growth.It is reported that Zypher Network previously formed a strategic partnership with Risc Zero and launched product lines such as the ZKP and AI-driven high-performance game engines Secret Engine and AW Engine, as well as the one-click chain issuance kit Zytron Kit specifically for on-chain games Layer 3.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official blog, the Bitcoin on-chain GameFi project Trex20 has announced the completion of a $1 million funding round, with participation from Marshland Capital, Moonrock Capital, Oddiyana Ventures, Triple Gem Capital, Nxgen, X21 Digital, and Nabais Capital.It is reported that Trex20 has developed a utility Ordinals NFT, with the game itself being inscribed on the chain, generating revenue shares for holders and allowing them to use it for lending. The TREX Game Zone has launched three initial games (Trex Game, Tetris, and To The Moon), introducing a PlayStation/Gameboy-style atmosphere within the BRC20 ecosystem. Additionally, Trex20 will be the next IDO project for Seedify.

ChainCatcher news, according to SuiVision data, the daily transaction count on the Sui Network has surpassed 28.63 million, reaching 28,631,718 at the time of publication, setting a new record since the mainnet launch. Among them, the blockchain game Sui 8192 has a transaction count of 28,511,501, accounting for over 99%.

ChainCatcher news, the zkSync Era on-chain game ecosystem BladeDAO officially announced the completion of the whitelist round fundraising, raising a total of 125 ETH, and the public round fundraising is now open.It is reported that BladeDAO is built by a group of crypto-native Degen players, based on the decentralized on-chain game ecosystem of zkSync Era. Its first self-developed medieval-themed idle dungeon game Legends of Valoria (LOV), featuring PvE and PvP gameplay, will be released from the end of June to the beginning of July this year. (Source link)