According to ChainCatcher news and CoinGecko data, the sports projects that have received the most sponsorships in the crypto industry since 2021 are: football (33 sponsorships), motorsports (21 sponsorships), esports (16 sponsorships), basketball (8 sponsorships), fighting (3 sponsorships), baseball (2 sponsorships), American football (2 sponsorships), and cricket (2 sponsorships).

According to ChainCatcher news and data disclosed by CoinGecko, the most sponsored sports projects in the cryptocurrency industry since 2021 are:Football - 33 sponsorship dealsMotorsport - 21 sponsorship dealsEsports - 16 sponsorship dealsBasketball - 8 sponsorship dealsCombat sports - 3 sponsorship dealsBaseball - 2 sponsorship dealsAmerican football - 2 sponsorship dealsCricket - 2 sponsorship deals

ChainCatcher news, Gaia launches a custom Formula 1 racing AI agent that can answer user questions.It is reported that GaiaNet is a decentralized network that provides secure, censorship-resistant, and monetizable AI agents, integrating everyone's proprietary knowledge and skills while protecting privacy.

ChainCatcher news, former House Speaker Paul Ryan urged Washington lawmakers to consider establishing a "robust and predictable regulatory framework for stablecoins" in the United States.In a recent op-ed in The Wall Street Journal, Paul Ryan argued that in the face of growing U.S. debt, one response lawmakers should consider is to embrace stablecoins, making this debt more attractive in international markets and reducing the likelihood of failed debt auctions. If other countries successfully enhance the influence of their currencies while selling off government bonds, the U.S. needs to find new ways to boost the attractiveness of the dollar. Dollar-backed stablecoins are one answer.

ChainCatcher news, Obol Network launches a 1% Decentralized Traceability Fund (1forDS). Users of the Obol Distributed Validator (DV) cluster will contribute 1% of their staking rewards to the traceability fund pool, which will reward projects and innovations that empower and drive decentralized impact on Ethereum.

ChainCatcher news, the Ethereum interoperability protocol Omni Network announced the details of the genesis airdrop, in which the Omni token OMNI will be launched on Ethereum with a total supply of 100 million tokens, of which 3 million tokens (3% of the total supply) will be distributed as part of the airdrop. Airdrop eligibility is retroactive to April 3, 2024, and users can claim their OMNI rewards within 45 days; thereafter, unclaimed tokens will be returned to the Omni Foundation for future community activities. Users can now check if they meet the eligibility criteria for the genesis airdrop.It is reported that the OMNI genesis airdrop is divided into 8 categories, among which Omni community members can allocate 1.5 million tokens (50%), EigenLayer re-staking users can allocate 400,000 tokens (13.3%), Beacon Chain Sola stakers can allocate 300,000 tokens (10%), Milady Maker NFT holders can allocate 230,000 tokens (7.7%), Redacted Remilio Babies NFT holders can allocate 150,000 tokens (approximately 5%), Pudgy Penguins NFT holders can allocate 170,000 tokens (5.7%), Injective Ninjas NFT holders can allocate 75,000 tokens (2.5%), and strategic partner agreements can allocate 175,000 tokens (5.8%).

ChainCatcher news, Sui's official announcement states that using zkLogin and NFT technology on Sui, the Oracle Red Bull Racing team has launched 3 limited edition free digital collectibles to celebrate their championship victory in 2023, with a claim period of 4 days.All collectibles include additional metadata, including the date and time of the collectible's minting, as well as highlights and achievements from the 2023 F1 season. Users can only claim one collectible, and currently, these collectibles cannot be transferred or sold on any platform.

ChainCatcher news, a16z policy chief Brian Quintenz posted on social media that the UK Treasury has issued a conclusive statement regarding the regulatory framework for crypto assets, which is exciting. Andrew Griffith MP, the Economic Secretary to the Treasury, has made it very clear that the government is keen on embracing blockchain and crypto innovation, and its ambition to make the UK a global hub for crypto asset technology remains steadfast. Now, with the future regulatory framework taking shape and the passage of the Financial Services and Markets Bill, the UK will begin and expand its crypto asset business.Specifically, the summary of the UK Treasury's response is as follows:Temporarily excluding airdrops from the scope of token issuance regulation, considering them not to constitute a public offering.Clearly stating that NFTs are not within the regulatory scope, specifically citing in-game purchases and sales of digital items as examples of non-financial services activities.Reiterating a cautious approach to DeFi and formally acknowledging that as the crypto asset industry grows and financial markets continue to adopt blockchain-based solutions, DeFi may play an important role in financial services. Therefore, in line with the government's forward-looking approach to innovation, it does not intend to ban DeFi.Strongly opposing the characterization of crypto trading as gambling or directly banning crypto trading, arguing that these approaches deviate from international regulatory workflows and harm crypto-based innovation.More detailed information regarding the concept of decentralization is still needed to ensure that regulators fully recognize the core advantages of the technology and protect customers from the traditional risks of centralization. We remain optimistic about HMT or regulators further exploring and emphasizing this issue.The UK is making great strides to establish itself as a global Web3 hub.