ChainCatcher news, Or­di­nals founder Casey posted on social media that Or­di­nals version 0.21.0 has been released, fixing the issue of the database schema version not being updated in the previous version, which could cause users to experience crashes when running Or­di­nals 0.20.1 with an old database.Casey added that if users' Or­di­nals 0.20.1 version is running smoothly, they can choose to skip this update.

ChainCatcher message, the zkSync v24 version update has completed review and is scheduled for mainnet deployment on June 6.Reminder: The withdrawal and deposit functions of the native zkSync bridging will be disabled for 24 hours. Users can still use third-party bridging.

ChainCatcher news, Uniswap Labs announced that Uniswap Wallet has been updated to version v1.12, which includes: transaction protection, support for BNB, copy/paste wallet addresses, etc.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Aptos has launched Move Framework versions v1.4 and v1.5, aimed at enhancing performance, key features, and ecosystem development.Aptos v1.4 expands the Move standard library, with updates including the addition of FixedPoint64, various mathematical functions (exp, log, mul_div, etc.), string formatting, and additional inline functions; in v1.5, Aptos introduces Quorum Store to the mainnet, introduces a new Aptos token standard utilizing Move objects, improves the toolkit, and integrates peer monitoring services in each node, among other enhancements. These improvements enhance the functionality of the Move ecosystem and make the development of financial applications more efficient and accurate.

ChainCatcher news, Cosmos ecosystem EVM-compatible chain Evmos tweeted that it will launch Evmos 2.0 on August 2. Evmos 2.0 is not just a rebranding, but a significant update.The updates in this version include enabling StakeFi and IBC composability through the Evmos EVM extension, Evmos v2 token economics, and creating value consistency with future Evmos SDK chains through software licensing.

ChainCatcher news, Uniswap Labs announced that Uniswap Wallet has been updated to version v1.9.It is reported that the updates include support for pull-to-refresh, an improved token selector, and faster token balance refresh after transactions. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the NFT trading protocol SudoSwap has announced the launch of version V2. The new iteration features include on-chain royalties, customizable creator settings, ERC-1155 support, conditional orders, fee streams, and gas optimization. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Atomic Wallet tweeted that they have received reports of wallets being stolen and are working hard to investigate and analyze. The SlowMist security team stated that considering the official website has just undergone a major version update, this could be a supply chain attack (hackers tampered with the source code of the software on the server for regular users to download). (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, the Bitcoin inscription wallet UniSat Wallet has released version v1.1.20.It is reported that the update includes: integration with MoonPay (BTC purchase), disabling RBF to prevent accidental erroneous spending, default display of the inscription output value, showing the balance when hovering over the balance details, and viewing transaction records through mempool.space, etc. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Sui Network announced that the Sui mainnet is officially launched. At the same time, Sui has launched an ecosystem project listing platform "Sui Directory" to help users search for Sui ecosystem projects and explore the Sui ecosystem in depth. The Sui Explorer domain address is "https://suiexplorer.com/".. Currently, there are 41,976 testnet and development nodes from 84 countries on the Sui network. In addition, Sui has also released the V1.0.0 version update. (Source link)

ChainCatcher message, the NFT marketplace LooksRare has released an official blog announcing the launch of version V2, aimed at further reducing platform protocol fees and gas fees to compete with Blur and OpenSea Pro.According to information disclosed by LooksRare, the protocol fee for LooksRare V2 will be significantly reduced by 75% (from 2% to 0.5%), and gas fees will be cut by 50%. Sellers will also receive ETH directly instead of the previous WETH.In addition, LooksRare stated that the new version allows for the bulk listing and purchasing of over 70 types of NFTs in a single transaction, and transactions will support reusable signatures. (source link)