ChainCatcher news, according to the popularity index data from the Web3 asset data platform RootData, as of December 10 at 10:00, the ranking of the Top 50 projects has surged, with De.Fi climbing 667 positions, and a 24-hour increase of 4.26%.It is reported that RootData has launched the first "Web3 Popular Projects Ranking." This popularity ranking helps users capture the real pulse of attention and improve the accuracy of investment decisions through 4.3 million real user behavior data. The ranking is calculated in real-time based on the weighted frequency of user searches, project clicks, user votes, and the popularity and influence on the X platform.

ChainCatcher news, the first season airdrop of the token DEFI on Web3 SocialFi and antivirus software De.Fi has launched, with a total of 3.8 million DEFI. The snapshot was completed on February 7 at 21:00. Users can check their eligibility on the corresponding page. The claim period will last from February 15 to March 7, and a Diamond Hands program will be introduced for DEFI stakers and top public sale referrers and contributors.

ChainCatcher news, Web3 SocialFi and antivirus super application De.Fi announced on the X platform that the DEFI token Season 1 airdrop is scheduled for February. The claiming process for Season 1 will begin in the first half of February, with the exact date to be announced soon. The snapshot has not yet been taken.

ChainCatcher news, De.Fi has now integrated with the OKX Web3 wallet, allowing users to transfer and exchange crypto assets through the OKX Web3 wallet, view and scan the risk levels and governance types of smart contracts, regular tokens, or NFTs, explore Yields investment opportunities, experience the DeFi project audit database for free, and discover investment opportunities through the Launchpad. De.Fi is a Web3 social and antivirus application that provides users with in-depth analysis focused on decentralized finance security and powerful investment tools, helping users analyze the vast cryptocurrency market.It is reported that the OKX Web3 wallet is an industry-leading one-stop Web3 entry point, now supporting over 85 public chains, with a unified app, plugin, and web interface. It covers five major sections: wallet, DEX, DeFi, NFT marketplace, and DApp exploration, and supports Ordinals marketplace, MPC and AA smart contract wallets, gas exchange, and hardware wallet connections.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 social protocol De.Fi is conducting a public sale in the primary market, with its token $DEFI's 6th round totaling $4.5 million, which ended early on November 16th due to reaching the cap. At the request of the DAO governance community, an additional $500,000 has been added, and the sales activity is now in the countdown phase.It is reported that De.Fi's investors include: Coinbase director, MEXC Ventures, Huobi Ventures, OKX Venture, with angel investors including board members from Coinbase and Huobi, and support from venture capital firms behind Tesla and SpaceX.Currently, De.Fi has established partnerships with Coinbase, Binance, Kucion, Kraken, Polygon, Fantom Network, etc., to integrate antivirus and risk contract alert functions to prevent hacking attacks and exploitations.

ChainCatcher news, blockchain security company De.Fi announced on social media that it has received investment from OKX Ventures, with the specific amount not disclosed yet.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, blockchain security company De.Fi announced the launch of an antivirus tool on the zkSync Era mainnet. This antivirus tool can protect users from common malicious crypto attacks, such as phishing, smart contract vulnerabilities, and blind signing. Users only need to connect their wallets or scan the smart contract address on the De.Fi platform to access these security tools.De.Fi stated that zkSync Era users can instantly revoke any potential risks associated with tokens, NFTs, or transaction vaults built on zkSync. The service claims to continuously scan and monitor over 30,000 smart contracts deployed on the zkSync Era blockchain to detect new threats and vulnerabilities in real-time.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, a new report from blockchain security company De.Fi shows that in May 2023, losses due to rug pulls and scams exceeded $54 million. This amount is about half of the $101.5 million loss in April, indicating that users and developers have taken better security measures. However, no people or funds were recovered in May, while $2.2 million was recovered in April. Ten BNB Chain ecosystem projects were attacked, resulting in losses of over $37 million, while projects on Ethereum were attacked the least, just slightly above $2 million. Among the top 10 cases, Fintoch suffered the highest loss of $31.7 million due to a smart contract vulnerability. Due to a rug pull, Jimbo Protocol on Arbitrum lost $7.5 million, and Deus Finance on BNB Chain lost $6.2 million due to a smart contract vulnerability.There were 12 rug pull incidents with a total loss of $37 million, 9 vulnerability attacks caused losses of $8.8 million, 5 flash loan attacks caused losses of $8.9 million, and there were 2 exit scams with a loss of $177,000. (source link)