Social protocol friend.tech stated on social media that our friend.tech service desk has been migrated to [email protected], so we can provide help to more users without worrying about Twitter DM speed limits.

According to the latest data from Dune Analytics, the Web3 social protocol Friend.tech has exceeded 10 million transactions, reaching 10,082,974 transactions at the time of writing (including 182,908 independent sellers and 334,883 independent buyers). The total protocol fees reached 11,932.536 ETH (equivalent to approximately $19.69 million at current prices). The total inflow of the Friend.tech protocol was 239,710.404 ETH.

According to DefiLlama data, friend.tech is the largest revenue-generating application on Base and the second-largest application in all cryptocurrencies. At the current rate, its annual revenue is expected to reach $180 million. So far, the platform has charged users a total fee of nearly $40 million.

Several users have reported that their Friend.tech accounts were hacked and their assets were stolen, raising doubts about the platform's decentralization claims. The founder of SlowMist pointed out that Friend.tech offers centralized services without two-factor authentication, making it an easy target for attackers.

SlowMist founder Yu Xian stated in a post on X (formerly Twitter) that in recent days, users have reported cases of friend.tech accounts being hacked and assets being stolen. Previously, it was mentioned that ft is centralized and has the risk of information leakage (this risk has always existed). Your ft account is either registered with a mobile phone number, a Gmail email, or an Apple account, and doesn't even have 2FA. Of course, the wrongdoers are closely monitoring these poorly protected attack methods.

September 27th, according to DefiLlama data, the protocol fee of friend.tech has exceeded $30 million, reaching $30.32 million. Protocol revenue has exceeded $15 million, reaching $15.16 million.

On September 26th, DeFiLlama data shows that friend.tech's total value locked (TVL) has surpassed $40 million and is currently at $40.06 million. Earlier, friend.tech's TVL surpassed $10 million on September 8th, $20 million on September 11th, and $30 million on September 14th.

September 21st, according to official sources, friend.tech has launched a web version, allowing users to use friend.tech in their browser.

September 21, the founder of DefiLlama, 0xngmi, stated on social media that "currently, friend.tech and all forked versions store users' keys on the front end, so it is possible to steal users' keys or all funds through front-end updates. Some people may not store the complete key on the front end, but they have the key in the front-end memory, so they are vulnerable to supply attacks in any case."

On September 19th, according to Dune data, the total market value of friend.tech's "Keys" has reached $109,253,879. The founder of the platform, Racer "Keys," accounts for 30.6% of the market value. If the "Keys" total market value data is compared to NFT, it ranks fifth on the NFT market value list, surpassing projects such as SANDBOX'S LANDS ($78 million) and Azuki ($62 million). The top four are CryptoPunks ($735 million), BAYC ($400 million), Chromie Squiggle by Snowfro ($163 million), and MAYC ($157 million).