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The hacker gained access to the email addresses of users in the metaverse. After that, emails containing a dangerous virus were sent from the hacked computer on behalf of The Sandbox administration. If the recipient opened the link in the email, malicious software was automatically installed on their computer. The virus transmitted all personal information stored on the computer to the hackers. The Sandbox advises users not to open any links and to implement two-factor authentication for their accounts.

Lending protocol Everlend Finance has announced that it has ceased operations. The reason is simple: a lack of liquidity. The codebase is left open-sourced by the developers so that others can continue working on the project. However, the team also maintains that Everlend is a fantastic product that will eventually be very convenient, and that Solana is the most effective network for its implementation. The app is now in withdrawal-only mode

The bOS will serve as the entry point for the Open Web for both users and developers, making Web3 easier than ever to access and navigate. The Blockchain Operating System will allow users to browse and discover open web experiences, compatible with any blockchain. Currently, the Near Protocol ecosystem boasts over 23 million registered accounts and more than a thousand projects. However, the company's ultimate goal is to attract 1 billion users to the Open Web.

Next month, The Open Network validators plan to vote on freezing 195 inactive addresses. These addresses hold more than 1 billion TON coins, which amounts to $2.5 billion USD. If this decision is made, the blocking will last for 4 years and the owners of these wallets will not be able to make any transactions during this period. A forced hold for long-term holders? It's interesting, but short term holders could definitely use some freezing!