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ChainCatcher news, according to an announcement from Mysten Labs, Sui Wallet has now merged with Stashed to become Slush, creating a unified wallet experience that now covers web, mobile, and browser extensions.The Slush wallet is developed by Mysten Labs.

ChainCatcher news, Web3 game developer Aether Games has raised $5 million in seed funding through tokens and equity, with participation from Mystenlabs, Polygon, Magic Eden, Polkastarter, Cogitent, Ultra, GSR, EMURGO, Master Ventures, and Eclipse. This funding will be used to support the construction and development of the game project Cards of Ethernity.Cards of Ethernity is a multi-chain card game that supports both Polygon and Sui, with over 5,000 players in the early access/public testing phase. (Cointelegraph)

ChainCatcher news, the blockchain game studio Aether Game announced the completion of a $4.5 million token and equity financing, with participation from Mystenlabs, Polygon, Magic Eden, Polkastarter, Cogitent, Ultra, GSR, EMURGO, Master Ventures, and Eclipse. The new funds will be used for the development of its games such as Cards of Ethernity and Gates of Ethernity.It is reported that Cards of Ethernity is a multi-chain game launched on the Sui and Polygon blockchains, while Gates of Ethernity is a strategic auto-battler game set to launch at the end of 2023.According to previous reports, on May 6, Sui developer Mysten Labs announced that starting May 15, there will be 11 game partners launching games on the Sui blockchain, including Aether Games. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Sui development team Mysten Labs has partnered with Tencent Cloud to expand the Sui ecosystem through collaboration in the fields of GameFi, payments, and cloud services. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, CNBC reports, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) stated that SBF made two $100 million venture investments through FTX subsidiaries using customer funds, specifically in Dave and Mysten Labs. If these two $100 million investments can be clearly linked to customer funds, there may be a possibility of recovery."The two $100 million investments made by FTX's affiliate investment tool FTX Ventures were funded by FTX customer funds, which had been transferred to Alameda." If the FTX bankruptcy trustee can determine that customer funds financed SBF's investments, they could recover these funds as part of the effort to reclaim customer assets.Previously reported, in March this year, the banking app Dave received a $100 million investment from FTX Ventures; in September, the Sui development team Mysten Labs completed a $300 million financing round, led by FTX Ventures. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized digital identity service in the Sui ecosystem, Sui Name Service (SuiNS), has completed its pre-seed funding round with participation from Mysten Labs, although the specific amount has not been disclosed. The MVP DApp is expected to be launched on Sui in November, allowing users to experience its features and provide feedback. At that time, mechanisms and incentive frameworks will be established to prevent or eliminate domain name squatters, with no whitelist or preferential treatment.It is reported that the team is establishing an auction contract that allows anyone to participate in domain name registration auctions simultaneously. Additionally, the SuiNS team will collaborate with established protocols and major enterprises to ensure that trademarks and known entities (such as Ethereum, Solana, etc.) retain their domain names on the platform. (source link)