ChainCatcher message, DeBank posted on X to remind: The initial XP claim for DeBank will end on August 4th at 8:00. At that time, new user referral XP will also stop being claimable. Users can still earn more XP by completing and referring tasks on DeBank.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, DeBank announced that the DeBank XP snapshot was taken on July 4th, 8:00 AM Beijing time. All active addresses have the opportunity to receive the initial XP airdrop.DeBank has distributed XP to addresses that hold assets greater than 0 and meet any of the following conditions:On-chain active in 2024 (at least initiated one transaction)Active on DeBank in 2024The initial XP for each address will be confirmed based on its on-chain assets, credit, and Web3 social ranking on DeBank.The XP claim page is now available on DeBank, and the claiming will last for one month. Staying active on-chain and participating in DeBank activities can continue to earn more XP.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, DeBank has now integrated with the OKX Web3 wallet, allowing users to view on-chain asset balance changes on the DeBank official website through the OKX Web3 wallet.It is reported that DeBank is a Web3 native communication tool and asset tracker, enabling users to follow whale trading dynamics, NFT market trends, and more. The OKX Web3 wallet is an industry-leading one-stop Web3 entry point, now supporting over 90 public chains, with a unified experience across app, plugin, and web.

ChainCatcher news, one-stop DeFi wallet DeBank tweeted "Are you ready?" along with a camera photo, possibly hinting at an upcoming airdrop snapshot.

ChainCatcher news, according to DeBank data, the Layer2 network Blast contract address launched by Blur founder Pacman holds a total asset value of over 1.1 billion USD, with 1 billion USD worth of ETH deposited in the Lido protocol and 108 million USD worth of assets deposited in the Maker protocol.

ChainCatcher news, according to DeBank data, Curve founder Michael Egorov repaid a debt of 356,000 USDT on Aave V2 two hours ago, and he has cleared all debts on Aave.

ChainCatcher news, the one-stop DeFi wallet DeBank has announced the launch of DeBank Chain based on OP Stack, with the testnet going live today and the mainnet set to launch in 2024.The development of DeBank Chain focuses on solving three key issues while maintaining strong security: reducing gas costs, providing a native experience similar to account abstraction, and ensuring the security of L1 assets.Additionally, the consensus mechanism will be modified to reduce the gas cost of a single transaction by 100-400 times, accommodating high-frequency social interactions.DeBank Chain aims to become a social asset layer, natively integrating a system similar to Account Abstraction at the chain level, allowing users to enjoy an experience close to Web2 while remaining 100% compatible with the current EVM standards.The new account system supports dedicated L2 private key signed transactions, reducing the use of L1 private keys in social scenarios and enhancing the security of users' L1 assets.

ChainCatcher news, DeBank wallet Rabby has announced support for the Zora blockchain.Previously, Zora announced the launch of the OP Stack-based Layer 2 network ZORA NETWORK. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, DeBank wallet Rabby announced the integration of Scam Sniffer's open-source URL blacklist, launching three security features: website community credit check, website popularity check, and phishing detection. These features help users verify the credibility of websites and identify phishing sites by analyzing the listing status of DApp websites on various community platforms, the website's traffic and engagement, and whether they have been flagged as phishing by various sources.In addition, users can also whitelist or blacklist websites themselves. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, DeBank engineer galenyuan.eth tweeted that the Uniswap website is now using the new token authorization standard Permit 2, which means users can have their assets transferred without understanding the signatures (including text signatures).It is reported that Uniswap previously stated on Twitter that Permit2 can enhance the security, user experience, and flexibility of ERC20 token approvals, with specific features including cross-application shared approval management, universal permissions for any token, time-limited token approvals, bulk approvals, and revocation of tokens, etc. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the one-stop DeFi wallet DeBank stated on its official social platform that due to the negative impact of witch bots on the crypto ecosystem during the token airdrop, DeBank has officially launched a witch address marking feature, allowing all users to check whether an address has been marked as a "witch address" on the corresponding address page.In addition, users marked as witch addresses will not be able to use the "DeBank Hi" and "Live chat" features. DeBank welcomes users to appeal against incorrectly marked addresses. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the one-stop DeFi wallet DeBank has announced the launch of its native messaging application DeBank Hi for Web3 users. Users can log in to DeBank Hi through their Web3 wallets and engage in community interactions in a Web3 manner.It is reported that DeBank Hi defines user attention as a form of NFT, aiming to design a market for Attention NFTs, facilitate asset trading and communication, and introduce an automatic pricing model for Attention NFTs to reduce friction and improve trading efficiency, thereby achieving a faster communication network. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the DeBank plugin wallet Rabby Wallet officially announced that, with the help of the community and security agencies, they have narrowed down the hackers to 3 individuals. If the hackers do not return the funds within 24 hours, the team will be obligated to assist affected users in seeking legal help.Rabby estimates the loss from this attack to be $200,000. To protect user interests, Rabby will use the Rabby insurance fund to compensate for the losses before the hackers return the funds. The Rabby insurance fund contains $1 million as initial capital. (source link)

ChainCatcher message, DeBank plugin wallet Rabby stated that in order to ensure that affected users can recover their funds as soon as possible, a negotiation request has been sent on-chain to the attacker: "In the past two days, we have conducted intensive investigations with multiple security agencies. Although the funds were transferred through Tornado Cash, we have collected many traces of your attack on our contract.To further reduce costs for both parties, we are willing to negotiate with you regarding the return of the funds. If you return the stolen funds to the following address within 48 hours, we will no longer pursue this matter: 0x9a5af04019925c53865764fb8a00cb7d017f6bcb" (source link)