ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the development company Trilitech, focused on the Tezos blockchain, announced the launch of a JavaScript-driven smart rollup "Jstz".The team stated that the Layer 2 rollup to be built on Tezos will allow developers to use JavaScript and its vast resources. What sets Jstz apart is its design that conforms to standard JavaScript APIs, enabling developers to utilize an ecosystem composed of JS tools and libraries.

ChainCatcher message, Avascriptions posted on social media stating that due to some users selecting the wrong public chain while operating the Avascriptions platform and transferring assets from other public chains into the contract, the technology has deployed contracts for other public chains. Users who previously selected the wrong public chain and transferred assets incorrectly can contact TG Mod for a refund.The platform will not seize any assets from users and has refunded the largest erroneous interaction amount of 33.15 ETH (80,000 USDT) back to the user. Avascriptions has continued to optimize the product; after selecting the wrong public chain, it will not only report an error but also prevent further operations, avoiding transfers with contracts on the incorrect public chain.

ChainCatcher message, the blockchain technology application platform IOST has launched the mainnet Olympus v3.11.4 version. Native transfer transactions in the transaction pool will take precedence over JavaScript contract transactions to enhance the stability of nodes in scenarios with high inscription transaction volumes. Additionally, a filter will be implemented for transactions sent by bots.

ChainCatcher message, Avalanche executive Omer mentioned various inscriptions in a post on the X platform, "avas is the first inscription on the Avalanche chain; aval is also one of the earliest inscriptions, but its nature is different from other inscriptions; avav is currently the inscription with the largest market cap, and dino currently has the most holders."

ChainCatcher message, Avalanche stated on social media that the current version of the Avalanche blockchain explorer Snowtrace will be phased out and replaced by a new version run by Avascan. Users will continue to enjoy a similar interface, URL, and API as they currently use, now supporting the C-chain and all subnets. The Snowtrace.io domain will remain valid and will fully transition to Avascan on November 30, with no interruption of service.

Chaincatcher news, Curve has added a software development kit (SDK) for js developers on GitHub for using Curve stablecoins. Previously, Curve founder Michael Egorov mentioned in the community that the native Curve stablecoin crvUSD might be launched this month. (source link)