Web3 browser developer Opera has launched Web3 wallet MiniPay built on Celo | Cryptocurrency Trends

● Binance has announced that it will delist certain spot trading pairs.

● OKX has announced that it will delist certain spot trading pairs.

● Coinbase stated that it has temporarily suspended several non-U.S. Dollar (USD) trading pairs on Coinbase Exchange, Advanced Trade, and Coinbase Prime in order to improve the overall market health and consolidate liquidity.

● Mainstream exchange listings (CEX: Token–Time of Listing in UTC+8)

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● Tom Farley, chief executive officer of Block.one's crypto trading platform Bullish, said the exchange plans to apply for a license in Hong Kong as part of its international expansion efforts, according to Bloomberg.

● Astar Network, a smart contract platform on Polkadot, has partnered with Polygon Labs to launch Astar zkEVM, an Ethernet Layer-2 network.

● Opera, a developer of Web3 browsers, launched MiniPay, a Web3 wallet built on the Celo network.

● CoinEx Global has announced in a post on X that it has identified a third batch of suspicious wallet addresses linked to the hacking attack and is actively tracking the hacker's addresses.

● Token price manipulation on Ether-based DEX is rampant, with "Wash Trading" transactions worth at least $2 billion since September 2020, Bloomberg reported, citing data from crypto market monitoring firm Solidus Labs.

● The crypto exchange platform Huobi has officially rebranded itself as HTX on its 10th anniversary.

● Enjin, a blockchain game development platform, announced the official launch of its Layer-1 network, Enjin Blockchain.

● Parallax, a cross-border payment platform, announced the closing of a $4.5 million seed round led by Dragonfly Capital.

● Club3, Web3's cross-chain community operating system, announced the closing of a $3 million seed round of funding led by LinkVC.

● Kasikorn X (KX), the innovation arm of Thailand's commercial bank Kasikorn Bank (KBank), launched KXVC, a $100 million fund.

● The SEC has accused Stoner Cats 2 LLC (SC2) of conducting an unregistered crypto-asset securities offering in the form of so-called non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that raised approximately $8 million from investors to fund an animated web series of cats called Stoner.