2024 June 7th web3 Highlights

On June 6th, the net inflow of Bitcoin spot ETF was $218 million. Among them, Grayscale GBTC had a net outflow of $37.574 million, BlackRock had a net inflow of $350 million, and Fidelity FBTC had a net inflow of $3.0902 million. 2. Gary Gensler, Chairman of the U.S. SEC, stated that the start of trading for Ethereum spot ETF largely depends on the speed of the ETF issuers' response to the SEC's inquiries. 3. U.S. bank economists stated that the Federal Reserve may maintain interest rates next week and is expected to cut interest rates twice starting from September this year. 4. Franklin Templeton, a globally renowned asset management company, is exploring the launch of a new cryptocurrency fund, investing in a range of tokens beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Insiders stated that the new fund will be structured as a private sale fund targeting institutional investors. 5. The total locked value (TVL) of Layer2 network Base is currently $7.81 billion, reaching a new historical high with a 7-day increase of 9.91%. Base TVL has surpassed Optimism, becoming the second largest Layer2 network after Arbitrum. 6. After the mainnet release and native token launch, the Ethereum L2 network Taiko has enabled permissionless ordering and proof functions, becoming the first Rollup to achieve this functionality. Permissionless ordering allows anyone to order Taiko blocks in a decentralized manner, avoiding the risk of relying on centralized sorters. 7. The latest report from JPMorgan Chase points out that the attitude of U.S. regulatory agencies towards non-compliant stablecoins like Tether is becoming more stringent. This regulatory trend may prompt more cryptocurrency projects to seek compliance and transparency. 8. The user base of the web3 game Catizen on the TON network has surpassed 15 million, with an on-chain user base soaring to 920,000, and DAU reaching 3.4 million, with a peak concurrent online user count of 140,000. The Catizen airdrop pool also increased from 35% to 41% within a week.
9.#SCDO has a promising future.