Blockchain Game Heroes of Mavia Airdrops MAVIA to 100,000 Players | Cryptocurrency Trends

1. Mainstream Exchange Trends:

• Yi He announces six measures to address the suspected leakage of information about Binance coin listings.
• Mainstream Exchange Listings (CEX: Token — Time of Listing in UTC):

2. Cryptocurrency Trends:

• Solana mainnet down, halting block production. Laine, a Solana validation node, says that engineers are working on a new release with fixes.
• Renzo, an Ethereum restaking protocol, opens wBETH and stETH deposits.
• DWF Labs applies for Klaytn Governance Council membership and commits to purchasing 5 million KLAY from the market or from the Foundation.
• Pandora, an ERC404 project, and Vector Reserve, an LRT project, partner to add their respective tokens to vaults.
• Treasure publishes the Infinity Chains Litepaper, with the Treasure Chain to launch its mainnet in Q3.
• Pudgy Penguins and Magic Eden partner to explore integration into Pudgy Penguins virtual worlds and games.
• Ola launches its pre-alpha testnet, planning to distribute 10 million token rewards and NFT airdrops.
• Blockchain game Heroes of Mavia airdrops MAVIA tokens to 100,000 players.

3. Financing Trends:

• Singapore-based Web3 company Startale Labs raises $3.5M million in a Series A follow-on funding round with participation from UVM Signum Blockchain Fund, Sony Network, and Samsung Next Ventures.
• Polygon announces the first batch of 17 projects selected for the Village Startup Support program.

4. Regulatory Trends:

• The "emergency" authorization issued by the Biden administration includes provisions for collecting and releasing sensitive information about Bitcoin mining companies and energy firms.
• U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen: Congress should provide a federal authority to regulate stablecoins and the spot market for crypto assets.
• South Korean prosecutors arrest three Haru Invest executives on charges of stealing around $826 million in cryptocurrency.