Oracle will use InfStones' technology to launch a Web3 infrastructure development platform

[Oracle will use InfStones technology to launch Web3 infrastructure development platform] On August 2, it was reported that software giant Oracle (Oracle) reached a cooperation with Web3 infrastructure provider InfStones. Oracle will use InfStones' technology to launch a scalable Web3 infrastructure development platform for shared enterprise customers. Oracle said the combination of platforms running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure will lower the barrier to entry for new companies looking to incorporate distributed ledger technology into their technology stack. (Blockworks)

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The Algorand Foundation announced the launch of the venture studio Algo Foundry: On May 4, the Algorand Foundation announced the launch of the venture studio Algo Foundry in cooperation with Undercurrent Capital. It is reported that Algo Foundry is committed to developing the Algorand developer ecosystem and building Algorand blockchain infrastructure and applications. [2022/5/4 2:50:07]

Synapse Protocol launched the EVM protocol Aurora based on NEAR: On January 3, according to official news, the cross-chain protocol Synapse Protocol was launched based on the EVM protocol Aurora developed by NEAR, bridging USDC and USDT from any EVM chain through the nUSD pool, and more will be launched soon assets. Liquidity incentives for nUSD pools are now live. [2022/1/3 8:21:07]

AlgoSigner, the first Google browser plug-in for Algorand Wallet, has been released: According to PureStake, a blockchain infrastructure leader, the AlgoSigner plug-in has been officially launched on the Google Chrome web store. As an open-source browser plugin, AlgoSigner will provide ALGO holders with a more secure way to interact with DApps (decentralized applications) without granting control over private keys.

As a project selected for the "250 million ALGO reward plan", AlgoSigner received reward funds from the Algorand Foundation in April 2020. Through AlgoSigner, end users can easily use Algorand-based applications on the web - create or import ALGO accounts, access web-compatible DApps (decentralized applications), and approve or reject transactions, all within the browser . AlgoSigner currently supports both Algorand testnet and mainnet. (Algorand Chinese) [2020/8/27]