Data analysis website DefiLlama has added the Social protocol Tomo on Linea to its trading volume dashboard.

October 14th, according to BlockScout data, the Tomo TVL imitated project of the Linea ecosystem, friend.tech, has surpassed 800ETH and is now reported at 802 ETH.

According to Dune data, the social protocol friend.tech protocol fee reached 12,770.4 ETH. The total transaction volume of the protocol reached 280,948.7 ETH, and the current total market value of users is 53,770.45 ETH.

According to a recent announcement from the team on X , social media app Stars Arena has recovered around 90% of the funds it lost after being exploited. The recovery was achieved through four days of on-chain negotiations, as shown by blockchain data. The attacker was allowed to keep slightly more than 10% of the funds as a "white hat" bounty. The app was exploited on October 5, with the developers claiming that only around $2,000 worth of crypto was lost, while a user claimed over $1 million was lost. The exploited smart contract was upgradeable, and the team patched the exploit and relaunched with new code on the day of the attack.

The unlicensed and decentralized social protocol Farcaster has been opened and available for everyone to use. This social protocol allows users to control their data and enables developers to build on the network without requiring permission.

Chill Pill, a member of the Stars Arena team, stated during an AMA session that the platform is not yet ready to be relaunched and there is no exact time frame for its restoration, "perhaps in the next hour." He emphasized that the platform must be 100% secure and ensure that no one else will be harmed before it can be restarted, regardless of whether competitors are "ahead of us."

Web3 social protocol Lens Protocol posted on X platform (formerly Twitter), reminding developers to upgrade their existing applications as soon as possible to ensure a smooth transition to the V2 mainnet at the end of this month. The team will prioritize providing Lens V2 migration assistance in the coming weeks.

On October 10th, SlowMist founder Yu Xian posted an article stating that he tested the new 2FA mechanism added by friend.tech. This 2FA actually allows users to set an independent password. When users buy or sell keys, withdraw funds, export private keys, and other fund-related operations, they need to verify this independent password once.

The team behind decentralized social media platform Friend.tech has introduced a new security feature in response to a series of SIM-swap attacks on its users. Users can now add a 2FA password to their accounts for additional protection if their cell carrier or email service is compromised.

Social protocol friend.tech announced on social media that it is now possible to add 2FA passwords to friend.tech accounts for extra protection in case mobile carriers or email services are threatened. Neither friendtech nor the Privy team can reset these passwords, so please use this feature with caution.