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Ethereum block builder Eureka Labs announced the completion of a $6.7 million seed round financing, led by Spark Capital and Collider Ventures.It is reported that the company has introduced the concept of "programmable blocks," which incorporates executable logic during the block building phase, allowing blocks to not only package transactions but also achieve more complex functions, such as temporary fund calls, advanced computations, and more refined transaction sorting. Eureka Labs was founded in December 2024 and has now become the fourth largest block builder on Ethereum, but its market share is about 1.5%, showing a significant gap compared to leading builders.This round of financing was completed in two phases, raising $4.7 million in April 2025 and an additional $2 million in June. The company stated that this financing will be used to expand its block building technological capabilities and promote the application of "programmable blocks" within the Ethereum ecosystem.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, GMX paid $1 million in bug bounties to Collider's research team in 2022 to reward them for discovering vulnerabilities in the internal mechanisms of the GMX protocol.It is reported that GMX has fixed the vulnerability and recently released detailed information about it.

ChainCatcher News: The first fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) powered confidential blockchain, Fhenix, has announced a $7 million seed round financing led by Multicoin Capital and Collider Ventures, with participation from Node Capital, Bankless, HackVC, TaneLabs, and Metaplanet, as well as individual investors including Tarun Chitra and Robert Leshner of Robot Ventures.It is reported that the funds will be used to bring the Fhenix network to the public testnet early next year and to support ecosystem application development.