News list for "player"
NBA star Tristan Thompson has teamed up with Improbable CEO Herman Narula and co-founder Hadi Teherany to launch a Web3 basketball fan experience (player tokenization) platform called basketball.fun in October. Built on Somnia, a layer of blockchain that went live on September 2, the platform will tokenize NBA players, whose value fluctuates in real time based on mood and performance. Fans can build lineups, speculate on emerging talent, and root for...
On April 16th, Noble, a blockchain platform that specializes in RWA and stablecoin issuance, announced on Wednesday that it will launch an Ethereum-compatible Rollup solution "AppLayer" to expand its platform capabilities. The solution, which allows developers to build customized RWA applications and infrastructure, is scheduled to go live in the third quarter of 2025. AppLayer will be built on the modular blockchain Celestia, leveraging its data availability solution to reduce storage costs. Th...
4月16日消息，专注于RWA和稳定币发行的区块链平台Noble于周三宣布，将推出以太坊兼容的Rollup解决方案“AppLayer”，以扩展其平台功能。该方案允许开发者构建定制化的RWA应用与基础设施，计划于2025年第三季度正式上线。AppLayer将基于模块化区块链Celestia构建，利用其数据可用性方案降低存储成本。该方案同时兼容以太坊虚拟机（EVM），可实现与以太坊生态DeFi项目的无缝集成。
Base-based extension platform B3.fun announced that players can now check their eligibility for airdrops. Users who have received XP and BP can see if they have received future allocations of $B3 tokens. Users who have qualified for airdrops will be able to claim their tokens next week.
According to Lookonchian monitoring, a high-profit Meme player address spent $1.52 million 19 hours ago to buy 6.71 million pippin, and has now made a profit of $570,000. It is reported that the address had previously bought WIF when 58 million market value, and finally earned $7.50 million; bought PNUT when 460 million market value, and finally earned $1.20 million.
The players who won 83.3% of the ETH band bought ETH again. In the past 40 minutes, the smart money spent 13.75 million aEthUSDT to buy 3,710 ETH at an average cost of 3,706
KGeN (Kratos Gamer Network), a decentralized gamer network, announced the completion of a $10 million ecosystem round of financing, led by Aptos Labs, Polygon and Game7 participated, bringing its total financing to $30 million.
SlowMist founder Cosine said that Lottie Player was attacked by supply chain poisoning, and Ace Drainer's phishing gang poisoned Lottie Player, a front-end scripting module relied on by well-known Web3 projects. Fortunately, it was discovered in time, and the impact should not be large. If your project uses the Lottie Player module, check to see if malicious code has been introduced (the current known version 2.0.4 and the latest 2.0.8 version do not have malicious code).
According to Scam Sniffer, Lottie Player suffered a supply chain attack earlier today, affecting projects such as 1inch and Movement.
