According to official sources, Aleph Zero has announced the launch of a token browser called aScan. It is reported that aScan is a comprehensive token browser built specifically for the Aleph Zero ecosystem, focusing on PSP22 tokens.

According to official sources, Layer 1 privacy-enhanced blockchain Aleph Zero has announced integration with DappRadar, allowing projects (such as DeFi or games) to be added to the Dapp Store. Additionally, DappRadar will provide statistical data for various applications for analysis and comparison services.

According to official information, Layer1 privacy-enhancing Blockchain Aleph Zero announced that it has joined the Digital Euro Digital Money Association, headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, a think tank specializing in Stable Coin, Central BankDigital Money (CBDC), crypto assets, and other forms of Digital Money, and currently includes members such as Ripple, Circle, and RTGS.global.

Odaily Aleph.im announced the launch of Twentysix Cloud, a Decentralization cloud marketplace. Powered by aleph.im's Decentralization Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN), Twentysix Cloud provides a full suite of Blockchain-based storage, compute engines, indexing, and AI solutions for enterprises and applications. Twentysix Cloud uses a pay-as-you-go (PAYG) model that allows users to pay using their network-native Token ALEPH or Stable Coin. Twentysix Cloud is strengthening its integration with EVM Blockchain such as Avalanche to facilitate global streaming payments. （Chainwire）

According to official news, Aleph Zero, a Layer1 privacy-enhancing Blockchain, announced that Mainnet 12.2 has been released online, and the new version enhances the contract tray and internal Block synchronization request mechanism to improve performance. Aleph Zero reminds new users that after this release, there will be no option to create a new controller account on Mainnet. In addition, the Mainnet 12.2 update also introduces proxy accounts, simplifying the staking process such as binding and unbonding. Actions can be performed even if the hidden account is not online, simplifying the overall staking experience.

German artificial intelligence startup Aleph Alpha has received more than $500 million in investment from Schwarz Group, owner of the Lidl supermarket chain, as reported by the Financial Times on November 6, and according to the statement, other investors include the venture capital arm of Bosch, Europe's largest auto parts supplier. About a quarter of the funding came from equity investments, with the remainder made up of research grants and joint business development commitments that would not dilute shareholders' equity, according to people familiar with the deal. Founded in 2019, Aleph Alpha is one of Europe's best-known start-ups focused on generative AI, whose software can mimic human abilities to create complex text, images, or computer code. The Schwarz Group, which is building a new IT department, is leading the deal with an artificial intelligence center in the southwestern German city of Heilbronn, which was set up by a foundation established by Lidl founder Dieter Schwarz.

According to the official blog post, Deutsche Telekom has joined the validator network of Aleph Zero, a Layer 1 privacy-enhancing blockchain, and Deutsche Telekom validator nodes can already be identified on-chain and will start validating the mainnet from the next version.

Golden Finance reported that Antoni, co-founder of Aleph Zero Foundation, issued an article stating that DeFi has not yet fulfilled its privacy promise. The DeFi industry is currently facing increasing regulatory pressure to de-anonymize certain transactions and user data, while also dealing with declining user confidence in the privacy of their personal data. The truth is that the most pressing issue today is not criticism of the nature of DeFi itself, but of its current state of development. More specifically, the problem for developers is that much of this craze is based on underdeveloped technology that doesn't live up to the hype. However, the underlying infrastructure is maturing rapidly, and the Web3 development paradigm is moving away from the notion that "transparency" is necessarily associated with "lack of privacy."

According to PANews on August 9, according to Fortune, Web3 network security company SphereX completed a seed round of financing of 8.2 million US dollars at a valuation of 24 million US dollars. Aleph led the investment, and participating investors included Pillar VC, Fabric Ventures and Mensch Capital Partners. SphereX helps cryptocurrency users block suspicious transmissions. SphereX's product, SphereX Protect, allows blockchain applications to prevent suspicious transactions from being executed. Developers of protocols and applications can inject SphereX's code into their software to flag future transactions that SphereX deems suspicious by analyzing past normal and abnormal transactions.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that Web3 security company SphereX completed a financing of US$8.2 million at a valuation of US$24 million. Aleph led the investment, and participating investors included Pillar VC, Fabric Ventures and Mensch Capital Partners. It is reported that the product SphereX Protect launched by SphereX allows blockchain applications to prevent the execution of suspicious transactions. Developers of protocols and applications can inject SphereX's code into their software to flag future transactions that SphereX deems suspicious by analyzing past normal and abnormal transactions. (fortune)