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Arkham Intelligence has developed an app that uses a Twitter handle to search for anyone's activity across various blockchains, including Ethereum, Polygon, and BNB Chain. The app can: find wallet addresses that the user has interacted with; filter the user's recent transactions; visualize their actions on the blockchain. Anyone who wants to join this impressive initiative can sign up for the waitlist. The first entities on the waitlist are probably the IRS and the FRS.

Pedigree created a virtual shelter with 3D avatars of dogs who live in real-life shelters. Users can now bring a dog avatar into their virtual home and try to coexist with it. Additionally, interactive pets need to be fed, taken for walks, and they even know how to destroy things. They also resemble their prototypes quite closely. The Pedigree team is confident that this will help real dogs find families. Adoptions are available to Metaverse users at Pedigree.com/Fosterverse. The Metaverse visitors also have the opportunity to donate in support of homeless dogs.

Markus Thielen, Head of Research at Matrixport, believes that the SEC is not targeting stablecoins. The charge against Paxos is indirect. The regulators are planning an attack on Binance, which stored customer funds in the same wallet with its collateral for some in-house tokens. The regulations require that exchanges' corporate assets must be recorded in separate accounts and cannot form part of the proof-of-reserves calculations. That's simple: Binance cannot confirm its BUSD reserves. Paxos Trust Company, which is the only issuer of the exchange's stablecoin, serves as a witness in this case, not a defendant. Has CZ fallen into curly-haired Sam’s trap by mixing up customers' wallets with his own? We find it hard to believe. Hopefully, his accounting skills are way better.