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MEXC Foundation launched MEXCampus, Eclipse Labs plans mainnet launch, Unstoppable Domains partnered with Blockchain.com, and other Web3 news

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  • MEXC Foundation and UNCB launched MEXCampus at UNSW, introducing a structured trader development program for Australian university students, focusing on crypto education and community building. (📰yellow.com)
  • The global crypto derivatives market saw a 2.41% decline in trading volume in February, with KuCoin gaining market share despite overall reduced trading activity. (📰Yellow.com)
  • Eclipse Labs plans to launch its mainnet in October, combining elements from Ethereum, Solana, and Celestia to address scalability issues in Web3, while facing competition from existing Ethereum layer 2 solutions. (📰yellow.com)
  • Public companies added a net 1,615 BTC worth $126.15M last week, while stablecoin supply dropped by $414.38M, and Bitmine purchased 27,180 ETH. (📰blockchain.news)
  • Unstoppable Domains and Blockchain.com have partnered to launch the .blockchain Web3 domain, simplifying digital identity management and enhancing Web3 adoption by allowing users to use memorable names instead of complex wallet addresses. (📰Yellow.com)
  • MoonPay has acquired Rhythm, an onchain trading signals platform, as part of its strategy to integrate trading discovery and execution tools directly into its product, following its eighth acquisition in two years. (📰Newswav)
  • Best Wallet has introduced a new feature called ‘Upcoming Tokens’ that allows users to participate in token presales directly through the app, enhancing its existing functionalities and promoting early investment opportunities. (📰Yellow.com)
  • Over 8,000 people received Web3 training in Kazakhstan in the past year, with 2,000 earning certificates, while the country hosted the international Solana Summit and launched its first SOLZ_KZ ETF on the Solana blockchain. (📰trend.az)
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