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ChainCatcher news, ether.fi announced the "Staking Frens" event this week, offering mysterious tokens to users who stake ETH from May 27 to May 31.

ChainCatcher news, the tokenized community management tool Collab.Land has launched the first SocialFi bot Telefrens, designed to support cryptocurrency trading on Telegram. Telefrens, launched by Collab.Land, is powered by Arbitrum and is the first social finance bot aimed at token-gated communities. Starting from December 18, 2023, all monthly active users on Telegram will be able to use Telefrens.It is reported that Collab.Land is a membership platform that introduces the concept of token gating, supporting the creation of exclusive cryptocurrency communities on social platforms like Discord and Telegram. In the past three years, Collab.Land has facilitated over 11 million wallet connections and is now the primary community management tool for over 50,000 active projects.

ChainCatcher news, Uniswap founder Hayden Adams tweeted that employee AzFlin had already left, and we do not support or tolerate the act of removing liquidity from the project.Previously, the developer of the meme token FrensTech (FRENS) was accused of conducting a rug pull by removing liquidity from the project. On-chain expert @UniswapVillain revealed that former Uniswap employee AzFlin is a developer of FRENS. Hours after deploying the FRENS token, AzFlin used the multi-chain bridge HOP to transfer 14 WETH (approximately $25,800) from the Base network, and even sold the tokens withdrawn from the liquidity.AzFlin admitted to being the developer and deployer of the FRENS token but denied the rug pull accusations. AzFlin claimed that the project's liquidity was locked from the very beginning. He only removed liquidity worth 1 ETH, which was the liquidity provided using funds from his developer wallet.

ChainCatcher news, according to Coinedition, the developers of the meme token FrensTech (FRENS) have been accused of conducting a rug pull by removing liquidity from the project.According to on-chain expert @UniswapVillain, former Uniswap employee AzFlin is the developer of FRENS. Just hours after deploying the FRENS token, AzFlin used the multi-chain bridge HOP to transfer 14 WETH (approximately $25,800) from the Base network, even selling tokens withdrawn from the liquidity.AzFlin admits to being the developer and deployer of the FRENS token but denies the rug pull allegations. AzFlin claims that the project's liquidity was locked from the beginning. He only removed liquidity worth 1 ETH, which was provided using funds from his developer wallet.AzFlin acknowledges that when the market cap of FRENS reached $30,000, he sold tokens. However, he defends his actions by stating that the tokens sold were originally purchased by him to bring liquidity to the project, thus the so-called rug pull is merely FUD.