ChainCatcher news, Sei announced on social media that the Sei v2 mainnet test version has been officially released.It is reported that this testnet is the highest-performing EVM blockchain that Sei has had to date, and EVM builders can now refer to the recently revised Sei documentation for more information.

ChainCatcher message, the Ethereum privacy protocol Data Ownership Protocol announced on social media that the mainnet test version is now live, allowing cryptocurrency users to experience DOP technology on the Ethereum blockchain.It is reported that the protocol mainly provides encryption, sending, decryption, and staking functions to protect user data privacy.

ChainCatcher message, Arbitrum One has now integrated the Chainlink Functions mainnet test version. Arbitrum developers can now use Chainlink Functions on demand in their applications. Additionally, developers can access the function documentation, experiment with the Chainlink Functions Playground, and create subscriptions to get started.Chainlink Functions is a serverless, self-service developer platform that enables developers to connect their smart contracts to any API and trust-minimized computation.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the Celestia mainnet testnet has been successfully deployed. The mainnet testnet is codenamed Lemon Mint and introduces Data Availability Sampling (DAS). This technology aims to provide a new scaling method that allows blockchain nodes to confirm data availability without having to download the entire dataset of a given block. After the mainnet launch, Celestia's native token TIA will be listed for trading on exchanges such as Binance and Bybit. Additionally, the decentralized exchange Osmosis has announced plans to list the token on its platform.In previous news, the Cosmos ecosystem wallet Keplr stated on social media that once the Celestia mainnet is launched, users' TIA airdrops will automatically appear in their Keplr wallets, and users just need to ensure that the Celestia chain is enabled in the visibility menu.

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, the Sei mainnet test version Pacific-1 is now officially online, supporting users to cross-chain and stake SEI. Atlantic and airdrop rewards will be available for claim after the initial warm-up period when the Sei ecosystem is ready.