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The Virtuals Protocol officially announced that the Virtuals community has obtained priority allocation rights for the public sale of the Fabric native token ROBO, with a qualification snapshot taken on January 22 at 12:00 PM (UTC+8). More than 100 users of veVIRTUAL are eligible, and the allocation weight depends on the amount of veVIRTUAL held.ChainCatcher previously reported that Fabric, the open network for general-purpose robots under OpenMind, announced the launch of its native token ROBO, which will begin public sale on January 26 at 8:00 PM on the Kaito Capital Launchpad.

ChainCatcher news, Virtuals Protocol announced on platform X that the governance portal feature is now live, and any wallet holding at least 0.1% of the total veVIRTUAL supply can create proposals.After a proposal is submitted, it will enter a 72-hour discussion window for public review and comments, during which voting is disabled. Once the window closes, the protocol will take a snapshot of all veVIRTUAL balances, and this block will permanently lock each wallet's voting rights for that proposal. Voting will last for 72 hours.Virgens can vote "for" or "against" directly on-chain. After voting ends, the results will only be valid if at least 25% of veVIRTUAL members participated in the vote.

ChainCatcher news, the AI agent platform Virtuals Protocol announced on social media that the VIRTUAL staking feature is now live. By locking VIRTUAL, users will receive veVIRTUAL, which is the voting escrow version of the token, representing long-term collaboration, deeper utility of the protocol, and future governance power.Starting today, 20% of all Virgen Points will be allocated to veVIRTUAL holders, replacing the previous mechanism where simply holding VIRTUAL was sufficient to earn points, marking a shift in the participation reward system of the Virtuals ecosystem.