Web3 Daily Briefing: Zama mainnet decentralized key generation ceremony successfully completed; VanEck plans to introduce staking for its AVAX spot ETF; Netflix acquires Metaverse Avatar platform Ready Player Me.

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• The Zama mainnet decentralized key generation ceremony was successfully completed .

• VanEck plans to introduce collateralization for its AVAX spot ETF.

• Ethereum developers have named the upgraded version of Glamsterdam "Hegota".

• Bipartisan House members unveil cryptocurrency tax framework

• Ethereum will activate the Glamsterdam upgrade in 2026 to address the MEV fairness issue.

• The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has reached a settlement agreement with three former FTX executives.

• Tether is developing a mobile cryptocurrency wallet with integrated AI capabilities.

• Brooklyn court files charges against suspect in Coinbase customer service fraud case

• SBF prisoner transitions to "legal advisor," providing advice to numerous inmates.

• Netflix acquires metaverse avatar platform Ready Player Me

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