ChainCatcher news, according to official information, the yield layer infrastructure protocol Tranching has announced that due to the increased risk of hijacking of the original X account @TranchingPro, its official X account has now migrated to @ComeTranching.In addition, the team reminds users that after September 14, the hijacking risk of the X account @TranchingPro has increased, and users should not click on any links from that Twitter account.

ChainCatcher news, Web3 fund [Comma3 Ventures](https://www.rootdata.com/zh/Investors/detail/Comma3 Ventures?k=MTE4NzM=) announced that its latest $45 million Web3 fund has successfully completed its initial fundraising. Investors include publicly listed companies from Singapore and Taiwan, family offices, leading exchanges, and corporate executives, successfully raising $20 million in the first round.It is reported that Comma3 Ventures is composed of three GPs: Nicole Liu, Ivan Li, and Denny Yang. Past investments include projects such as Zilliqa, Polygon, Klaytn, Thetan Arena, Ambrus, Tranchess, and Cetus. Comma3 plans to invest in and support early blockchain infrastructure such as L1&L2, cross-chain, and ZK, as well as DAPPs that have the potential to bring traffic to Web3.

ChainCatcher news, Arthur Hayes stated in an interview with CoinDesk that his family office Maelstrom Capital, co-founded with former BitMex head of corporate development Vaidya, is currently targeting crypto infrastructure companies due to U.S. regulations and market cycles, and has already invested in the non-custodial liquid staking platform EtherFi.Hayes mentioned that just like Compound, Aave, and Uniswap were all established in 2017 but only came into the public eye in 2019, the turning point for the projects being invested in now may occur sometime around 2024. Additionally, almost all companies in Maelstrom's portfolio are based outside the United States.Previously reported, on March 4, BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes publicly introduced his family office named Maelstrom, with a focus on investments in cryptocurrencies and digital assets. (CoinDesk)

ChainCatcher news, the Ethereum Layer 2 network zkSync based on ZK Rollup is collaborating with the crypto infrastructure company Espresso Systems to integrate a new technology called "Configurable Asset Privacy" (CAPE) for private transactions. Any user can transact without exposing private data on the blockchain, thereby eliminating barriers for institutions that do not wish to expose balances, on-chain activities, and other publicly accessible private data.It is reported that the collaboration is still in planning and has not yet been deployed on zkSync's testnet. An update on the tokenization of real-world assets, supply chains, identity, payments, and trade finance is expected later this year. (Source link)

Chain Catcher news, German venture capital firm Point Nine announced that its seed fund has completed fundraising of 180 million euros (approximately 173 million dollars). Point Nine founding partner Christoph Janz stated that Point Nine will focus on investing in areas such as SaaS, B2B markets, developer tools, APIs, crypto infrastructure, and climate software.It is reported that in June this year, Point Nine led a 10 million dollar Series A funding round for the crypto accounting platform Cryptio. The venture capital firm is also one of the investors in the UK digital bank Revolut. (source link)