ChainCatcher news, according to a report by CoinDesk citing informed sources, Polygon Labs had paid Starbucks $4 million as part of the costs for the latter's establishment of the blockchain-based loyalty program Starbucks Odyssey.Last week, Starbucks terminated the Odyssey program.

ChainCatcher news, according to TechCrunch, Starbucks announced that its Web3 customer loyalty program Starbucks Odyssey, which is in the testing phase, will be terminated on March 31 to "prepare for the next steps as we continue to evolve the program."It is reported that Starbucks launched Starbucks Odyssey in 2022, marking its first foray into the Web3 world. The project combines the company's loyalty rewards program with NFTs to enhance the customer experience.

ChainCatcher news, Arbitrum Odyssey will be back online next week. Odyssey will collaborate with the Web3 community activity platform Galxe for a duration of 7 weeks. Complete tasks and explore 13 projects on Arbitrum One to earn custom badges. The new Arbitrum Odyssey will include the following 13 projects: GMX, Aboard, tofuNFT, Uniswap, ApeX Protocol, 1inch Network, Premia Blue, DODO, Swapr, Treasure, BattleFly DAO, handle.fi, SushiSwap.