BlockBeats reported on August 24th that the top five users of the "Keys" feature on the friend.tech platform are: · Founder Racer, ranked first with a price of 2.65225 ETH; · Cryptocurrency trader L, ranked second with a price of 1.93600 ETH; · Cryptocurrency KOL Hsaka, ranked third with a price of 1.66056 ETH; · Cryptocurrency KOL Cobie, temporarily ranked fourth with a price of 1.62006 ETH; · NDV co-founder Christian2022.mid, ranked fifth with a price of 1.50156 ETH. Previously, BlockBeats reported that on August 22nd, friend.tech officially announced on social media that "Shares" had been renamed "Keys". Shares was originally just a placeholder during the development process, and friend.tech believes that "Keys" better describes its use for unlocking in-app features like chatting with friends.

BlockBeats reported on August 22 that the "war" between MEV robots on friend.tech's platform is escalating, and Shares Bot announced the release of Bot v1 today, claiming to have bypassed friend.tech's API restrictions. Analysis suggests that since the first batch of snipers robots were open-sourced, the number of MEV robots on friend.tech has grown exponentially. These robots compete for earlier purchase shares as soon as KOLs enter the platform.

According to BlockBeats news on August 22nd, friend.tech officially announced on social media that Shares has been renamed as "Keys". In fact, Shares was originally just a placeholder during the development process, and friend.tech believes that Keys better describes its use for unlocking in-app features such as friend chat. Previously reported by BlockBeats, Friend.tech co-founder Racer stated in an interview with Decrypt that the app was initially publicly released for load testing, but they did not expect the dApp to become popular and spread quickly. The team is currently working on urgently fixing some shortcomings.

BlockBeats reported on August 22 that Racer, co-founder of friend.tech, said in an interview with Decrypt that "we initially released the application for load testing, but we didn't expect it to explode and spread quickly, so the team is currently urgently fixing some shortcomings. We want to take a breath and are excited about many things we can do later." Racer added that the team is currently focused on expanding the infrastructure of friend.tech, fixing errors, and setting basic policies for the website. As for how to maintain the growth of friend.tech and protect it from increasingly serious legal issues, this will have to wait until the website stabilizes.

BlockBeats news, on August 21, friend.tech officially responded to the "data leak" related comments on social media, stating that the situation described in the report was only someone grabbing its public API, which showed the correlation between public wallet addresses and public Twitter usernames. The term "data leak" is irresponsible reporting, just like saying that someone can attack a user by viewing their public Twitter information.

BlockBeats reported on August 21st that banteg, a core developer of Yearn, stated on social media that leaked databases revealed that 101,183 people had granted friend.tech permission to post on their behalf. In response, the founder of SlowMist, Yu Xuan, stated that "the wallet addresses corresponding to over 100,000 Twitter accounts have been leaked to friend.tech. These wallet addresses can be further associated with more privacy by simply going up one layer." Previously, the on-chain data monitoring platform Spot on Chain had posted on social media stating that although friend.tech's development was fast, there were issues with API data leaks and being able to buy and sell shares from the contract without an invitation code. From the contract code, it appears that the invitation code and application have no effect on the contract, and users can buy and sell directly on Etherscan via a MetaMask link.