WAO ART #269

Polygon Labs has launched Polygon Village 2.0, a $90 million fund aimed at boosting ecosystem development. The initiative offers grants, mentorship, and ecosystem support to projects within the Polygon ecosystem. Polygon Village 2.0 follows the proposals for the Polygon 2.0 upgrade.

Blockchain infrastructure company Immutable has partnered with game developer Ubisoft to create a new blockchain-based gaming experience. While the details of the project have not been revealed, it is speculated that it could involve integrating Immutable technology into an existing Ubisoft.

Afentra PLC has received approval from the Angolan government for its acquisition of interests in two oil blocks from Sonangol Pesquisa e Producao SA. Afentra is also in the process of acquiring additional interests in other blocks from Azule Energy Angola Production BV.

Black Buffalo 3D, a provider of 3D construction printers, has partnered with Innova Homes Limited to bring 3D construction to the Caribbean and South America. The partnership will involve printing high-quality homes and creating training programs for skilled and unskilled workers.

Arch Insurance Australia has announced the launch of a new cyber insurance practice, appointing Rachel Green as National Cyber Underwriting Manager for Australia and the Pacific region. The practice will offer excess and primary insurance products covering cyber, IT liability, and cyber property.

Chicago-based electric vehicle company, Strike Motor, is now accepting deposits for its Founder's Edition electric motorcycle. Deposits for the Founder's Edition can only be made in GUSD, a stablecoin pegged to the US Dollar, and payments can be made through the blockchain payment system, GOOD$.

Liminal is responsible for protecting over $550 mln in digital assets and has processed transactions worth over $6 bln. The CBI praised Liminal for its assistance to law enforcement agencies in India and highlighted the company's role in creating specialized wallets to store seized assets securely.