Web3 Daily Briefing: Tether releases QVAC Genesis II, a synthetic educational dataset; GMX launches on the Ethereum mainnet; crypto bank Erebor completes $350 million funding round led by Lux Capital.

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• Kalshi launches Kalshi Research

• GMX launched on the Ethereum mainnet

• Tether releases QVAC Genesis II, a synthetic educational dataset.

• LazAI Alpha mainnetofficially launched

• JPMorgan Chase plans to offer cryptocurrency trading services to institutional clients.

• JPYC, the issuer of the Japanese yen stablecoin, announced a joint research project with South Korean IT giant ITCEN GLOBAL on stablecoins.

• Lighter selects Chainlink as its official oracle provider.

• Michael Selig has been sworn in as Chairman of the U.S. CFTC.

• Crypto bank Erebor raises $350 million, led by Lux Capital.

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