DeFi data
1. Total market value of DeFi tokens: 86.577 billion US dollars
DeFi total market value data source: coingecko
2. The transaction volume of decentralized exchanges in the past 24 hours was 3.191 billion US dollars
Trading volume of decentralized exchanges in the past 24 hours Data source: coingecko
3. Assets locked in DeFi: US$95.345 billion
Top ten rankings of DeFi projects with locked assets and locked-in volume Data source: defillama
NFT data
1. Total market value of NFT: 34.493 billion US dollars
NFT total market value, market value ranking of the top ten projects Data source: Coinmarketcap
2.24-hour NFT trading volume: 2.292 billionUS dollars
NFT total market value, market value ranking of the top ten projects Data source: Coinmarketcap
3. Top NFTs in 24 hours
The top ten NFTs with the highest sales growth in 24 hours. Data source: NFTGO
Headlines
France includes Bitcoin in retirement savings
Golden Finance reported that VanEck Europe and Inter Invest recently cooperated to launch the first Bitcoin ETN in the French Retirement Savings Plan (PER). This move enables Bitcoin to enter the French retirement savings plan. French savers can use cryptocurrencies to diversify their retirement investment portfolios, thereby increasing investment options.
NFT Hotspots
1. The price of the original Trump NFT on the Polygon chain soared to $502, and the floor price hit a new high
Golden Finance reported that data from the NFT market Magic Eden showed that after the failed assassination attempt against the former US president, the floor price of the original Trump digital trading card collectible on the Polygon chain rose to 933 MATIC (502 US dollars), soaring to a record high. The price then fell to around 762 MATIC (410 US dollars).
2. Celsius liquidates tokens and hundreds of NFTs after reaching a settlement with KeyFi founder
On July 15, after the relationship between KeyFi and founder Jason Stone and the bankrupt cryptocurrency loan company Celsius triggered lawsuits and counterclaims, the two parties have agreed to a settlement according to an agreement filed with the court last week. According to the settlement agreement, KeyFi will transfer tokens and hundreds of NFTs, including CryptoPunks and Fidenzas, to Celsius and liquidate them within the next 12 months in exchange for $800,000 and rare NFTs.
DeFi Hotspots
1. Modular RWA L2 Network Plume has launched the test network
On July 15, the modular RWA L2 network Plume tweeted that it has officially launched the test network. Previously, Plume Network completed a $10 million seed round of financing, led by Haun Ventures.
2.Arbitrum: The deadline for applying for the GCP Council has been extended to July 16
Golden Finance reported that Arbitrum said that the deadline for applying for the GCP Council has been extended to July 16, 2024.
Previously, Arbitrum proposed to allocate 225 million ARB (currently worth about $225 million) to fund game development on Arbitrum. The proposal is called the "Game Catalyst Program (GCP)". A vote will also be held in the future to elect a council to oversee the program.
3. RGB++ Layer DEX UTXOSwap officially launched on the mainnet
Golden Finance reported that according to the official Twitter message, the decentralized exchange (DEX) UTXOSwap.xyz based on RGB++ Layer officially launched on the mainnet. UTXOSwap uses bridgeless cross-chain and smart contract functions to release liquidity for all assets on the UTXO chain.
4. Scroll mainnet TVL exceeds 1 billion US dollars, setting a new record
On July 15, according to L2BEAT data, the TVL of Ethereum Layer2 network Scroll mainnet exceeded 1 billion US dollars, setting a new record.
5.Usual Money launches Usual USD on public mainnet, TVL reaches $90 million
Golden Finance reported that a project called Usual Money has officially announced its public mainnet and launched the USD (USD0) stablecoin. The program aims to provide a decentralized alternative to traditional fiat-backed stablecoins. According to defillama.com statistics, as of July 14, the total locked value (TVL) of the USD0 protocol was $90.78 million.
Game Hotspots
1. South Korean video game giant Wemade seeks to sell shares of blockchain subsidiary Lightscale
On July 15, South Korean video game giant Wemade plans to sell shares of its blockchain subsidiary Lightscale and resign as a major shareholder. Some interpretations say that the sale of shares is a move by Wemade to reduce its blockchain business. A virtual asset industry official familiar with the matter said, "We understand that Wemade is currently in contact with several venture capitalists (VC) and is liquidating its shares. Wemade is giving up its major shareholder status, but will not sell all of its shares invested in Lightscale."
2. Web3 game ecosystem Pixelverse raises another $2 million
Golden Finance reported that the Web3 game ecosystem Pixelverse recently raised $2 million from venture capital firms and private investors, bringing its total financing to $7.5 million. Galaxy Interactive, Crit Ventures and Arc Community participated in the financing together with well-known individual investors in the crypto world, such as Alex Kruger, Luke Belmar, Mike Dudas and the pseudonymous Coco Bear. Pixelverse is planning a token generation event (TGE) this summer.
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