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Odaily Planet Daily News According to Solana's NFT platform Metaplex, its DAO has entered a new phase on the X platform. In June, the Metaplex protocol will use 50% of the May fees (4490 SOL) and some historical fees (5510 SOL) to purchase MPLX, totaling 3.8 million MPLX tokens contributed to the Metaplex DAO. The protocol generated a total of 8735 SOL in fees in June. Earlier in March, Metaplex announced the launch of the new NFT standard Core on Solana's on-chain, which has been deployed on Devnet. Core is specifically designed for NFTs, supporting the storage of critical data in an on-chain account, thereby reducing computational requirements, increasing throughput, and helping improve Solana network efficiency. Core is fully supported by the Metaplex developer platform and seamlessly integrates with a set of SDKs and utilities, with plans to launch on the mainnet next week, along with added support for Candy Machine, DAS, Umi, and Amman. Additionally, Metaplex announced that 50% of the protocol fees will be used to purchase MPLX tokens and send them to the Metaplex DAO, covering all historical and future fees.

PANews reported on April 1 that Metaplex, a Solana ecological NFT platform, announced on the X platform that Metaplex Core, a new standard for NFTs on Solana, has been launched on the mainnet, and Core includes support and access to Candy Machine and DAS on the mainnet. Previously, on March 6, Metaplex announced that Core is now live on Devnet, which eliminates complexity and provides simple specifications for digital assets, thereby reducing costs and simplifying the developer experience.

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Metaplex, an Solana-based NFT platform, has announced the launch of Core, a new NFT standard on the Solana chain, and has launched Devnet. Designed specifically for NFTs, Core enables the storage of critical data in an on-chain account, reducing computational requirements, increasing throughput, and helping to improve the efficiency of the Solana network. Core is fully supported by the Metaplex developer platform, seamlessly integrates with a suite of SDKs and utilities, and is scheduled to go live on mainnet next week, with new support for Candy Machine, DAS, Umi, and Amman. In addition, Metaplex also announced that 50% of the protocol fees will be used to purchase MPLX tokens and send them to the Metaplex DAO, which includes all historical and future fees.

Greg Solano, co-founder of Yuga Labs, announced that he will return to his role as CEO of Yuga Labs. He said: "I am grateful for all the contributions and operational rigor that Daniel has made to the company over the past year, and as we look to the future of Yuga, we need to focus more on the execution of the crypto-native world as a whole company. In the future, we want to free up Yuga's BAYC team as much as possible to execute its vision. Make it more focused and flexible. BAYC LLC has been formed as a Yuga subsidiary and will be responsible for all BAYC-related matters. Otherside still has Long work to do, especially to enhance the user experience. Yuga's games need to be treated with closer attention, a crazy and fun game mode that anyone with a childlike heart can enjoy. The wilder, more fun and popular, the better. BlockBeats previously reported that on December 19, 2022, Yuga Labs hired Daniel Alegre, former president and COO of Activision Blizzard, as the new CEO. Daniel Alegre has worked on well-known games such as Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Diablo, Overwatch, and Candy Crush.

LENA Network announced the completion of a $1.5 million funding round with participation from DWF Labs, Alchemy Pay, Draper Dragon and others. It is reported that LENA Network will join the Blast ecosystem and launch a Smart Contract-based Decentralization auction platform to connect Ethereum and the Blast ecosystem, mainly for the development of GameFi Non-fungible Token. In addition, LENA Network is about to launch an IFO of its Token $CANDY.

Scott Lawin, CEO of digital collectibles startup Candy Digital, said that this year, 100,000 new users will be attracted to its platform through a digital ticketing product, which is the most effective way to introduce people to the space, and they have the opportunity to acquire digital assets and record the experience. Lawin predicts that by 2024, Candy Digital will introduce digital asset ownership to an additional 250,000 and 500,000 consumers in 2024 through its commemorative ticket campaign. He said that most of the people who visit the Candy Digital platform after watching a baseball game are using web3 for the first time to acquire digital assets.

The National Hockey League (NHL) recently launched a "digital collectibles" series called "NHL Breakaway". In the official information, the use of the term "NFT" is avoided. The NHL Breakaway platform, powered by NFT platform Sweet, allows fans and collectors to collect, gift, trade, display, and participate in collective collections and challenges to win rewards. Previously, the NHL partnered with sports trading card company Upper Deck in April to launch a digital collectibles collection. Scott Lawin, CEO of Candy Digital, said his company abandoned the term "NFT" a long time ago, believing that the term "non-fungible token" doesn't help brands and people understand. （TheBlock）

Odaily Planet Daily News Digital collection company Candy Digital announced that it will merge with Web3 production company Palm NFT Studio. In the future, the two companies will develop NFT projects in the fields of sports, entertainment, art and culture. At present, the two companies have reached cooperation with a series of well-known IP or events, including sports events such as MLB, NASCAR, and WWE, and entertainment giants such as Netflix and Warner Bros. (coindesk)

Jinse Finance news, according to CertiK’s official Twitter announcement, the verification program of the Discord server of the Candy Collective project has been hacked, please do not interact with the links related to Wallet Drainer.

According to PANews news on May 26, the Solana ecological NFT platform Metaplex announced that it will completely cancel the update, freeze, unfreeze and verification instruction fees (the fee is only applicable to creation) in response to the community’s feedback on the token metadata immutability plan. developers and their communities, and reduce integration overhead for developers. Fees may also be adjusted later, Metaplex said. Metaplex also said: "There are also some misunderstandings about who will bear the cost of the Create fee. For example, if the creator uses the Candy Machine to initiate an airdrop, the fee will be shared among the minters, similar to Solana rent, not borne directly by the creator." Earlier news, Metaplex released specific measures to fully decentralize its "token metadata" contract, which caused strong opposition from the community, because the plan ensured that its key features were retained and network fees would be introduced.