Friend.tech, the Web3 social media platform that once surged to prominence, experienced a dramatic downfall after its developers lost control of its smart contracts. On September 8, the team transferred ownership of its smart contracts to Ethereum’s null address. The action was done to prevent future changes to the platform’s
Jeffrey Huang, popularly known as Machi Big Brother, a former musician, and prominent NFT player, recently dumped all his BLUR tokens at a $3.16M loss. Over the past 24 hours, he deposited 18.4M BLUR ($3.13M) to Binance, causing a price drop with each deposit. Machi Big Brother’s other holdings aren’t
While the global crypto market faces a downturn with Bitcoin (BTC) dropping to the $57,000 zone, Friend.tech (FRIEND) recorded a new all-time low. According to the CoinMarketCap data, it dropped over 42.46% from the high of $0.4483 to the all-time low of $0.3062—a level not seen since its launch in
Friend.Tech, a widely popular web3 social app, is all set to roll out V2 release today (Monday), signaling its move beyond X (Twitter). Anticipation mounts within the community as they await updates on the potential FRIEND token airdrop. This SocialFi protocol, dubbed the “marketplace for your friends,” went viral in
In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, a new phenomenon has captured the attention of tech enthusiasts, crypto influencers, and social media experts alike: “Friend.tech.” But what exactly is Friend.tech, and why is it grabbing the attention of several people? Friend.tech is an application built on Coinbase’s layer-2 blockchain Base, which
