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Arkham Intelligence: The All-Seeing Eye in Crypto Surveillance
As the demand for anonymous transactions continues to grow, users also crave verification of information and additional measures against fraud. This is where the Arkham platform steps in. It provides reliable information about the real entities and individuals behind anonymous crypto addresses. 5 Bug Bounty Platforms in Web3 to Earn Money From
On Web3 bug bounty platforms, you can use your skills to hunt vulnerabilities in different projects and earn rewards in return. The amount you earn usually depends on how critical the bug is and how much the company offers to pay. Rewards can be in the form of crypto or fiat money. 
The Celo Foundation, the entity behind the L1 blockchain Celo, has successfully launched the Dango L2 testnet. Developed on the OP stack, Dango is now part of the Optimism Superchain ecosystem, which includes other projects like Base and Zora. The deployment of this L2 blockchain is a key component of the community's plan for migration to Ethereum. 
The "Hack3D: The Web3 Security Report," published by CertiK, a security company, reveals that blockchain projects experienced 184 security incidents in the second quarter of 2024, resulting in losses totaling $688 million. This marks a 37% increase from the previous quarter. 
Sonic, a second-layer gaming blockchain built on Solana, has raised $12 million in its latest funding round, reaching a diluted valuation of $100 million. Prominent venture firms like Bitkraft Ventures, Galaxy Interactive, OKX Ventures, and others participated in the investment. 
American rapper Waka Flocka Flame (born Juaquin Malphurs) has launched his own cryptocurrency token, FLOCKA, on the Solana blockchain. He announced the coin on X with a video declaring "We live right now," which has already garnered over 280,000 views from his 1.8 million followers. 
Top ZK Rollup Projects in July 2024
ZK (Zero Knowledge) rollups have become one of the main scaling narratives in blockchain. As of July 2024, there are multiple ZK Rollup projects implementing different techniques to scale Ethereum. Developments focused on Bitcoin started gaining traction, too. In this article, we'll take a look at 5 promising ZK projects using rollup technology. 
Lucky Uwakwe, Chairman of Nigeria’s Blockchain Industry Coordinating Committee (BICCoN), has called for the use of blockchain and artificial intelligence to preserve the languages of African tribes. He warned that community migrations due to security issues could lead to the extinction of many languages and dialects. Who Are Ethereum Core Developers?
Ethereum core developers are a part of a larger development community, involved in researching, building, and upgrading the network’s fundamentals. They are called core developers or protocol developers based on their skills and contributions to the network. Below, we’ll break down the role of an Ethereum core developer. 
Alibaba's arm, Ant Digital Technologies, has increased the registered capital for two of its blockchain subsidiaries, Ant Chain Digital Technology and Ant Blockchain Technology. The capital infusion exceeded previous amounts by over fifteen times, with the former receiving approximately $289 million and the latter about $200 million. Web3 Community: How Engagement Drives Industry Success
Community is the power. Crypto and Web3 exist today, primarily due to a group of like-minded people who believe that digital assets and blockchain apps are useful. People form communities based on their common interests. For example, there’s the Bitcoin community, the NFT community, and the blockchain builders community among others. 
Sources from DLNews reveal that the L2 blockchain ZKsync developers have committed about 0.5% of all issued tokens to the decentralized social network Lens Protocol to ensure its launch on their platform. Although the precise number is undisclosed, it’s estimated to be around 100 million ZK ($22 million at current market value). 
The Ethereum ecosystem, including its L2 and L3 blockchains, has set a new record for transactions per second at 245 TPS. A significant portion of this achievement, nearly 50% or 101 TPS, was contributed by the relatively new gaming-focused L3 blockchain, Xai, even though its total value locked (TVL) is less than $2 million. 