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- 02:23Jia Yueting: The signal released by the Federal Reserve's rate cut is more important than the rate cut itself and is positive for digital assets.ChainCatcher news, Jia Yueting posted on social media stating that the signal released by the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut is more important than the rate cut itself. This means that the cash held by investors will continue to lose purchasing power. Therefore—allocating part of one's wealth into a basket of transparent, decentralized digital assets that can grow in sync with global technology and the economy is no longer a speculative act. I would call this "intelligent financial planning." This is not financial advice, please make sure to do your own research.
- 02:05Openverse secures $8 million in strategic Series B funding, with participation from Bright Capital and othersJinse Finance reported, according to an official X announcement, that Layer0 infrastructure project Openverse has completed an $8 million strategic Series B financing round. Investors include Bright Capital, KCInternational, Innovation Engine, Go2Mars, Becker Ventures, GAEA Ventures, and several family offices. The funds will be used to strengthen cross-chain interoperability and mainnet capabilities, advancing the infrastructure for the "Internet of Value." According to the official statement, total strategic financing has reached $11 million. Openverse positions itself as Layer0, has deployed its protocol stack on multiple L1s, and focuses on building bridge-free cross-chain interoperability, an RWA tokenization framework, and native multi-chain payments, with Bitgold (BTG) serving as the value anchor.
- 02:02Movement will transition from a sidechain to a Layer1 blockchain, supporting native token staking and Move 2.0Foresight News reported that The Movement announced that the Movement network will transition from a sidechain architecture to an independent Layer1 blockchain, supporting native token staking and providing support for Move 2.0. According to the announcement, the sidechain model has reached its limits. As a Move-based L1, Movement will be able to process over 10,000 transactions per second, with transaction confirmation times of less than one second—a significant improvement over the current network's upper limit of 500-600 TPS. The Layer1 blockchain is designed to fully leverage the performance potential of the Move Virtual Machine (MoveVM), while eliminating the risk of a centralized sequencer as a single point of failure under the sidechain model. Only unlocked MOVE tokens are eligible for staking; under this rule, locked tokens held by investors or core contributors cannot be used for staking. Movement's Layer1 blockchain will also be an early adopter of Move 2.0 language features. Move 2.0 introduces fundamental developer features such as enumerated types and function values. Movement stated that when the time is right, the network's state, off-chain storage, and on-chain framework will be migrated. Deployed smart contracts and user funds will remain unchanged, and a public testnet for developers will be launched soon.