Web3 Daily Briefing: Uniswap fork protocol Stable Swap is now live; Stable and Aave communities release ARFC proposal to "transfer brand asset control to token holders".

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• The Uniswap fork protocol Stable Swap is now live .

• The Aave community has released an ARFC proposal to "transfer brand asset control to token holders".

• The US FDIC is pushing forward with the implementation of the GENIUS Act and has proposed a framework for stablecoin applications.

• US Senator Warren sent a letter requesting an investigation into the risks of PancakeSwap and decentralized exchanges.

• FCA Seeks Comments on Proposed Rules for the Regulation of Cryptocurrencies in the UK

• Visa has begun supporting US financial institutions to settle transactions using USDC on Solana.

• Canton Network plans to deploy USD1 on-chain.

• SlowMist: Discovers potentially serious vulnerability in cryptocurrency trading platform ICRYPEX Global

• The crypto wallet application Blocto will be temporarily suspended.

• Cosmos ecosystem L1 Pryzm plans to gradually cease operations.

• Web3 social payment platform METYA has raised $50 million in strategic funding , led by Century United Holdings Group.

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