The Avascan team is advancing the migration of Snowtrace from the current single-chain browser that serves the C chain, Snowtrace browser (operated by Etherscan), to the new Snowtrace Multichain unified multi-chain browser, in order to achieve ecosystem-level data integration and cover all tokens, transactions, and data points of all subnets. Avascan.info will continue to exist, and the new Snowtrace browser will focus on EVM data and be hosted by Routescan. Each page will include unified multi-chain data points and introduce Web3 user accounts, replacing the previous Web2 system, while staking data, X-chain data, and P-chain data will continue to remain on Avascan. The migration work is expected to be carried out from 8:00 a.m. on November 27th to 8:00 a.m. on November 30th Beijing time, during which there may be brief service interruptions.

The proposal to add EURC to Avalanche Aave V3 has opened a temperature check vote on the community governance forum. EURC is Circle's euro-backed stablecoin, and the proposal suggests that adding EURC will have a net positive impact on the Aave and Avalanche ecosystems due to the DeFi synergies generated by users depositing or borrowing EURC on Aave. If consensus is reached, this proposal will be upgraded to the TEMP CHECK snapshot phase.

On November 21st, according to CoinDesk, Avalanche ecosystem developer and accelerator Colony Lab announced that they will invest $10 million to support the long-term development of the network.<br>The company stated that they have purchased over 500,000 AVAX tokens worth $8 million in the past few months, and these funds will be used to establish a validator program that benefits AVAX holders.

According to Token Unlocks data, this week AVAX, ID, LOOKS, and other tokens will be unlocked. Among them:

The Data Nerd reported that an address starting with 0x400 deposited 449,600 AVAX (worth $10.61 million) into Binance at a price of $23.5 per token one hour ago. In June 2023, the same address withdrew 534,000 AVAX (worth $7.64 million) at an average price of $14.2 per token. Currently, the address still holds 85,000 AVAX (worth $1.95 million) and has an unrealized profit of $782,000.

According to the OKX market, AVAX has broken through 20 USDT and is now reported at 20.08 USDT, with a 24-hour increase of 15.57%.

Golden Finance reported that Citibank has developed a public blockchain foreign exchange solution as part of the Monetary Authority of Singapore's tokenization plan, Project Guardian. Citigroup collaborated with T.Rowe Price and Fidelity International to develop a licensed instance of the Avalanche blockchain. T. Rowe Price has a $1.3 trillion asset management scale and has been developing foreign exchange swaps on Avalanche for some time.

Unix Gaming, a crypto startup, is sponsoring a gaming tournament called Game League with $1 million worth of prizes via its blockchain gaming platform, Owned. The tournament includes traditional video games and Web3 titles, and runs until December 9. Players of various games, including Fortnite, Counter-Strike 2, Spider Tanks, Parallel, and Unioverse, have the chance to win prizes by participating in the tournament. Owned has not yet revealed specifics on how to enter the competition for crypto gaming fans.

Avalanche's new accelerator Codebase has announced a partnership with AWS Startups to support early-stage founders in building the next category-defining blockchain companies. AWS Startups will provide each participating company with $10,000 in credits and support for the project's entrepreneurial journey.

On November 12th, according to market data, there was a general rise in the public chain sector, including: AVAX is now priced at $18.37, with a 24-hour increase of 29.46%; SOL is now priced at $61.11, with a 24-hour increase of 12.79%; FTM is now priced at $0.3279, with a 24-hour increase of 11.23%; ALGO is now priced at $0.1412, with a 24-hour increase of 10.86%; DOT is now priced at $5.711, with a 24-hour increase of 9.62%.

Avalanche has announced the launch of Codebase, an accelerator that supports early web3 projects. The program, which lasts for 12 weeks, is designed specifically for early founders and will focus on product, engineering, listing, operation, organizational development, and fundraising. The first batch of the accelerator program will select 15 startups, each of which will receive a reward of $50,000 to focus on construction during the project period. Participants will have the opportunity to compete for a $400,000 investment prize pool on Demo Day.

Scopescan monitoring shows that 3 hours ago, Cumberland deposited 75,200 AVAX (1 million USD) into Coinbase.

Avalanche announced on X platform that it will provide a $25,000 prize for the upcoming Chainlink hackathon, Constellation. Starting from November 8th, participants can choose to deploy smart contract-based applications on the C chain, launch their own Avalanche subnet on the Fuji testnet, or build custom virtual machines. The total prize pool for this hackathon is worth over $500,000.

According to official announcements, content platform Trips has been launched on the Avalanche Evergreen subnet, allowing creators to protect their work, raise funds, and effectively profit from their content. The platform aims to innovate the intellectual property landscape by transforming creator copyrights into valuable assets that can be easily monetized.

Patrick O'Grady, the engineering director of Ava Labs, posted on the X platform that Avalanche Cortina 15 has been released. This version (V1.10.15) is backwards compatible with V1.10.0. It is optional, but recommended to use. - Key features of the release: Experimental PebbleDB support, BaseTx support based on P-Chain, and MerkleDB memory optimization. - Compatibility check: Virtual machine interface (V30); "database.Manager" has been removed in Cortina 15. The corresponding support in the virtual machine interface has also been removed. If the user is running a custom virtual machine, it must be updated to V30 to be compatible with AvalancheGo V1.10.15.

Interchain Foundation (ICF) of the Cosmos ecosystem fund announced on X that the cross-chain communication protocol IBC will soon be extended to Avalanche. The Landslide Network team is currently developing an IBC light client on Avalanche, enabling seamless interoperability between Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, and over 100 other blockchains that support IBC.

Snowtrace.io, a popular blockchain explorer tool for Avalanche (AVAX), will be shutting down its website on November 30, specifically the explorer powered by Etherscan's Explorer-as-a-Service (EaaS) toolkit. The Snowtrace team has advised users to save their backup information before the shutdown date. While the reason for the shutdown was not explicitly stated, some speculate that it may be due to Etherscan's service fees for its EaaS toolkit. Phillip Liu Jr., head of strategy and operations at Ava Labs, confirmed that the protocol is not ceasing operations and is "moving onto something better."

On October 30th, Avalanche announced on the X platform that the current version of Avalanche blockchain explorer Snowtrace on Etherscan is being phased out and replaced by a new version run by Avascan. Users will continue to enjoy a similar interface, URL, and API to what they are currently using, now supporting C chain and all subnets. <br>

According to official website of TechFlow, Avalanche blockchain explorer SnowTrace will be stopped at 8:00 on November 30th Beijing time. Users need to download private name tags and contract verification before the shutdown date.

On October 27th, Patrick O'Grady, the engineering supervisor of Ava Labs, announced that Avalanche Cortina 14 has been released. The upgrade includes adding TransferSubnetOwnershipTx (inactive) and support for rotating non-elastic subnet control keys. This major execution change may be included in the next Avalanche network upgrade (V1.11.0). Additionally, the upgrade includes a redesign of validator set management for improved efficiency and the addition of PebbleDB implementation.