ChainCatcher news, Base ecosystem AI agent Clanker tweeted that it has completed its first contract upgrade and will conduct a second upgrade on November 9, while user profit-sharing claims will begin on December 4.The official statement indicates that when Clanker deploys tokens, a Uniswap V3 pool with a 1% fee will be launched on Base. Each time a token is traded, 1% of each swap in that pool will be collected and distributed as rewards, with 60% of the swap fees allocated to the protocol party (Clanker) and 40% allocated to the requester (the user requesting Clanker to deploy tokens). The profit-sharing ratio for tokens deployed before November 14, 2024, will be 75% and 25%.

ChainCatcher news, according to Clanker co-founder proxystudio.eth, the team is upgrading the contract to allow users to directly receive a 40% fee share (including ETH and tokens).Clanker is an AI-driven token deployment tool that allows users to submit token ideas through Farcaster clients like Warpcast and quickly launch tokens on the Base chain.

ChainCatcher message, the Gala community has initiated a governance proposal regarding the "temporary GALA token contract upgrade and token burn."The proposal states that, in light of recent security incidents that led to the unauthorized minting and sale of approximately 600 million GALA tokens, as well as the permanent locking of about 4.4 billion tokens, this proposal aims to formally burn approximately 4.4 billion GALA tokens, along with about 600 million GALA tokens from the GALA treasury, to ensure the stability and sustainability of the ecosystem.Due to the upgradable nature of the GALA contract, the proposed changes will not require exchanges to conduct swaps or relist, and can be executed without affecting all GALA token users.It is reported that this move will involve upgrading the GALA contract, including the explicit and irreversible destruction of the same amount of unauthorized tokens or tokens deemed illegally obtained by law enforcement, and enhancing the security features of the contract to prevent future unauthorized access or breaches.

ChainCatcher news, the NFT lending protocol ParaSpace tweeted that its protocol contract upgrade has been completed, and the withdrawal time lock security enhancement feature has now been fully implemented. ParaSpace has resumed and is operating at full capacity.In addition, ParaSpace also announced a partnership with BlockSec, which will join the ParaSpace Security Committee. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, LiveArtX released an update on the stolen incident in the official Discord channel, stating that hackers gained access to the treasury wallet at 0:24 AM on October 17, stealing a total of 197 NFTs, of which 100 belonged to the treasury and 97 were originally intended for marketing activities. The hackers completed the sale by accepting bids. The team has since upgraded the contract and frozen the related NFTs, reminding users not to purchase. For users who have already purchased, the team will conduct buybacks and provide additional compensation.The team bears significant responsibility for this theft. They stated that they did not separate the operational wallet from the treasury wallet and failed to implement a multi-signature mechanism for the treasury wallet, with the private key being shared among multiple team members.Previous report, LiveArtX's official Twitter stated that the official wallet was stolen, and they are doing everything possible to resolve the issue while keeping the community updated.