Web3 Morning News: Fogo launches high-performance Layer 1 SVM chain public beta network, Circle launches Circle Gateway, AI data layer startup Poseidon completes $15 million seed round of financing, led by a16z

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  • Fogo launches high-performance Layer 1 SVM chain public beta network
Source: The Block
Source: Circle

Source: FTX Historian
  • Ethereum Validator Queue Exits Nearly $2 Billion
Source: coindesk
  • South Korean regulators call for limits on ETF holdings in crypto companies like Coinbase
  • Polymarket reportedly considering issuing its own stablecoin
Source: coindesk
  • PNC, the eighth largest bank in the United States, partners with Coinbase to provide cryptocurrency services to customers
Source: Bloomberg
  • Hong Kong Customs cracked a case of suspected money laundering using stablecoins
  • International remittance service company Western Union plans to integrate stablecoin services
Source: Cointelegraph
  • AI data layer startup Poseidon completes $15 million seed round led by a16z
Source: The Block
  • South Korean blockchain infrastructure provider DSRV completes first round of B financing of approximately US$11.6 million
Source: edaily

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