ChainCatcher news, the DePIN project Daylight tweeted that it has launched the first phase of its testnet. Users can earn Daylight Lumens by contributing to the network, inviting friends, and participating in social activities. Daylight Lumens are non-transferable tokens on the Base Sepolia testnet, serving as an accounting mechanism for network contributions.According to data from the crypto platform RootData, Daylight completed a $9 million funding round on August 1, led by a16z Crypto.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the cryptocurrency trading platform GRVT will launch its Open Beta testnet on August 5, distributing 2.4 million ZK tokens to the first 30,000 early testers (account verification and first transaction required).According to RootData, in March 2024, GRVT completed a $2.2 million strategic funding round, with participation from QCP Capital, Selini Capital, Antelope, Pulsar Trading, and Ampersan. So far, GRVT's total funding has reached $9.3 million.

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized GPU infrastructure Aethir has announced the launch of its testnet. The Aethir testnet is based on the Arbitrum network, allowing game developers to instantly create cloud ports, while AI companies can facilitate interaction between humans and AI through localized computing power.According to the crypto data platform RootData, in July of this year, Aethir completed a Pre-A round financing with a valuation of $150 million, led by Sanctor Capital, Hashkey, Merit Circle, and CitizenX, with participation from Mirana Ventures, Animoca Brands, Momentum6, Big Brain Holdings, Builder Capital, Tess Ventures, Maelstrom (Arthur Hayes), and Lapin Digital. To date, the total financing amount has exceeded $9 million.

ChainCatcher message, the V2 version of the decentralized derivatives protocol GMX is now open to the public on the testnet. Users can test on the Avalanche Fuji testnet, and the new features of V2 include market orders, limit orders, take profit and stop loss orders, etc. In addition, the V2 version will implement funding fees to balance the long and short ratios. Users can not only try contract trading but also test the liquidity provision feature. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the project Babylon, which aims to bring Bitcoin security to the Cosmos ecosystem, has now launched on the testnet and will roll out a second testnet this summer before launching the mainnet by the end of the year.It is reported that Babylon works as an intermediary between chains that require additional security and Bitcoin, obtaining block headers from the chains using its services and writing these block headers to the Bitcoin blockchain. Validators running Babylon are rewarded with the native tokens of Babylon's chain and will also receive rewards in Babylon's native tokens. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 DID protocol Anima Beta testnet is now live. The Anima protocol aims to address user identity verification issues, providing users with a frictionless experience connecting Web2 and Web3, and linking users' Web3 identities to the real world through relevant real-world identity verification processes. (source link)