ZetaChain

ZetaChain has announced a partnership with Web3 to launch the Omnichain Liquidity Hub. By integrating ZetaChain's Omnichain Blockchain with Web3's Unified Liquidity Layer, the collaboration aims to shape the future of crypto's omnichain technology.

ZetaChain has announced that the bridge to ZetaBlockchain is now open. Users can now use iZiSwap to transfer assets between the two platforms.

ZetaChain has launched the complete token utility and distribution on ZetaDocs. 10% of the total ZETA token supply is allocated for community rewards, including various campaigns and contributions from the community.

ZetaChain is hosting a workshop in collaboration with Particle Network to cover the basics of ZetaChain and building Omnichain Contracts. Participants will have the opportunity to create a cross-chain swap contract during the workshop.

ZetaHub has announced that eligible participants can now enter Phase Z-1 to prepare for the launch of ZetaChain. This airdrop reward is available for ZetaLabs testnet users, with a cutoff date of August 2023. Separate rewards are available for programs with partners such as OKX, BitgetWallet, TokenPocket, and XDEFI. Contributions after August 2023 will be considered for future rewards and community programs. ZetaHub acknowledges the challenges in airdrop distributions and aims to improve in future.

The ZetaChain community has released a new tutorial on event data querying with Goldsky. This tutorial is focused on event indexing, which is essential for efficiently accessing and analyzing blockchain data. It covers the process of adding events to a smart contract, setting up Goldsky, and using GraphQL to query event data.

The ZetaChain Node v12 introduces API changes related to TSS and chain validation queries. The queries have been moved from the crosschain module to the observer module. Additionally, all chains now have the same observer set. The observer params and core params have been merged into chain params. To get the correct TSS address for Bitcoin, the Bitcoin chain id needs to be provided.

The ZetaChain Node v12 introduces API changes related to observer params and core params, as well as the TSS address for Bitcoin. Observer params and core params have been merged into chain params, resulting in changes to the corresponding API endpoints. To get the correct TSS address for Bitcoin, users now need to provide the Bitcoin chain id as a parameter.

The recent approval of the Bitcoin ETF presents a significant opportunity for developers on ZetaChain to build Bitcoin Smart Contracts.

According to Delphi Digital, ZetaChain offers unique support for omnichain EVM contracts, while also providing cross-chain messaging capabilities.