ChainCatcher news, Zhu Su posted on social media that due to technologies like Claude and Cursor, the cost of developing software is rapidly approaching zero, which is very beneficial for the application layer in the crypto space.

ChainCatcher news, according to DL News, Google recently filed a lawsuit in a federal court in New York against two Chinese software developers, accusing them of creating fake cryptocurrency applications and leading over 100,000 people to download them, implementing a "pig butchering" scam.Google accuses Yunfeng Sun from Shenzhen and Hongnam Cheung from Hong Kong of creating at least 87 such applications since 2019. Some of these are typical "pig butchering" scams, where criminals communicate with victims through messaging apps, gain their trust, and then persuade them to invest in fake projects.It is reported that the fake applications include fraudulent cryptocurrency trading platforms named TionRT and SkypeWallet, which were removed after user complaints and Google's investigation.

ChainCatcher news, Solana announced on the X platform that a new software development company in the Solana ecosystem, Anza, has been established today. Anza intends to develop its own validator client, Agave, and join the list of core contributors helping to build the Solana network. It is reported that the company was founded by a group of executives and core engineers from Solana Labs and is building a next-generation developer hub centered around Solana.

ChainCatcher news, the Ethereum Layer 2 network ZkSync announced on Twitter that it has integrated Java, Go, and Python programming languages into its Software Development Kit (SDK), allowing developers to access and use their preferred coding languages, enabling new use cases such as "mobile or hardware-specific applications." The team stated that they will continue to expand to other programming languages in the future.ChainCatcher previously reported that on October 31, the first phase of the zkSync 2.0 mainnet, Baby Alpha, has been launched, with the mainnet expected to be open to all users in early 2023. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Spanish cryptocurrency exchange Bit2Me has acquired Dekalabs, a software development company focused on cryptocurrency and blockchain, with the acquisition amount undisclosed. It is reported that this acquisition will enhance Bit2Me's ability to assist companies and institutions in developing tools on cryptocurrency and blockchain protocols such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.Previous report, at the end of September, according to local Spanish media La Información citing sources, Spanish cryptocurrency exchange Bit2Me is set to complete a financing round of 20 to 30 million euros, led by Spanish telecom giant Telefónica. (CoinDesk)

Chain Catcher news, South Korean blockchain software development company Onbloc has launched the Gnoland network browser Gnoscan, which currently supports viewing account, transaction, block, and other information. In the future, it will support viewing GRC-20, NFTs, and some network metrics. The Gnoscan development team stated that since the transaction indexing feature on Gnoland is still under development, the current transaction hash value is not the actual transaction hash.Previous reports indicated that Gnoland is an interoperable concurrent smart contract platform developed by Cosmos founder Jae Kwon, and it is an IBC-compatible L1 layer. (Source link)