Web3 Daily Briefing: Brazil's bill banning algorithmic stablecoins like Ethena's USDe passed by committee; Ethereum's privacy-focused EVM L2 network Payy officially launched; Feltsense, a project built by its founder using AI agents, completed a $5.1 million funding round.

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• Brazil's bill banning algorithmic stablecoins like Ethena's USDe has been passed by the committee.

• Ethereum's privacy-focused EVM L2 network, Payy, is officially launched.

• Ethereum Foundation launches research funding program

• Eight companies, including Securitize, have warned that the EU may lag behind the US in terms of tokenization rules.

• OpenAI launches OpenAI Frontier

• Binance Wallet launches Security Scan feature

• Aster Chain testnet open to the public

• Web3 security company Certora receives funding from the Ethereum Foundation.

• Singapore-based crypto firm Penguin Securities completes approximately $18 million funding round .

• Feltsense, an AI agent building project founded by its founders, has raised $5.1 million in funding .

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