每周项目更新：WLFI 提出延长代币解锁时间表的新计划、Arc 探索推出原生代币、Aptos 更新其代币经济学等1。 WLFI 提出治理提案，延长代币解锁期并销毁最多 45 亿枚代币链接WLFI 宣布发布治理提案，涵盖约 622.82 亿枚 WLFI 代币。如果通过，创始人、团队、顾问和合作伙伴持有的总计 452.39 亿个锁定代币将在选择新的解锁方案后受到 2 年锁定期和 3 年线性兑现的约束，同时触发 10% 的销毁，最多约 45.24 亿个代币。属于早期支持者的约170.44亿枚代币将调整为2年锁定+2年线性归属且无需销毁。未选择新方案的代币将无限期锁定。该提案旨在加强长期治理参与，明确代币供应结构。2． Arc Network 探索原生代币发行并计划过渡到权益证明 linkCircle 首席执行官杰里米·阿莱尔 (Jeremy Allaire) 在首尔 Circle in 首尔活动的演讲中表示，Circle 正在开发其原生网络 Arc，其中
ch 目前处于测试网阶段，正在探索发行原生网络代币以进行治理、激励和经济协调。计划逐步过渡到PoS机制。他表示，这可能是 Circle 自 USDC.3 创建以来最重要的平台级战略举措。以太坊上铸造10亿DOT代币并快速转储链接根据PeckShield、Certik等监测，Hyperbridge的以太坊网关合约存在漏洞。攻击者伪造跨链消息篡改合约管理权限，在以太坊上铸造了约 10 亿个 DOT 代币并进行抛售，获利约 237,000 美元。以太坊、Arbitrum、BNB Chain、Base等链上受影响的DOT代币价格一度暴跌99.99%
Weekly Project Updates: WLFI Proposes New Plan to Extend Token Unlock Schedule, Arc Explores Launch of Native Token, Aptos Updates Its Tokenomics, etc
1. WLFI Proposes Governance Proposal to Extend Token Unlock Period and Burn Up to 4.5 Billion Tokens link
WLFI has announced the release of a governance proposal covering approximately 62.282 billion WLFI tokens. If passed, a total of 45.239 billion locked tokens held by founders, the team, advisors and partners will, upon selecting the new unlock scheme, be subject to a 2-year lock-up period followed by 3-year linear vesting, while triggering a 10% burn of up to around 4.524 billion tokens. Approximately 17.044 billion tokens belonging to early supporters will be adjusted to a 2-year lock-up plus 2-year linear vesting with no burn. Tokens for which the new scheme is not selected will remain locked indefinitely. The proposal aims to strengthen long-term governance participation and clarify the token supply structure.
2. Arc Network Explores Native Token Issuance and Plans Transition to Proof-of-Stake link
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said in a speech at the Circle in Seoul event in Seoul that Circle is developing its native network Arc, which is currently in the testnet phase, and is exploring issuing a native network token for governance, incentives and economic alignment. It plans to gradually transition to a PoS mechanism. He stated that this could be Circle’s most significant platform-level strategic initiative since the creation of USDC.
3. 1 Billion DOT Tokens Minted on Ethereum and Quickly Dumped link
According to monitoring by PeckShield, Certik and others, a vulnerability exists in Hyperbridge’s Ethereum gateway contract. The attacker forged cross-chain messages to tamper with the contract admin privileges, minted approximately 1 billion DOT tokens on Ethereum and dumped them, profiting around $237,000. Prices of the affected DOT tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Base and other chains plummeted by 99.99% at one point, while prices on centralized exchanges remained largely stable. Polkadot official stated that the vulnerability only affects DOT tokens bridged to Ethereum via Hyperbridge; native DOT and the mainnet are unaffected, and the bridge has been suspended. Upbit and Bithumb have successively suspended related deposit and withdrawal services.
4. USDC Launches Official USDC Bridge Supporting Native Burn-and-Mint Transfers link
USDC officially announced the launch of USDC Bridge, built and operated by Circle. It supports cross-chain transfers based on the native burn-and-mint mechanism, provides upfront fee display and real-time status tracking, requires no manual path selection, and automatically handles gas fees on the destination chain.
5. Tempo Unveils Zones for Institutional-Private Execution and Mainnet Interoperability link
Tempo, a Layer 1 project backed by Stripe and Paradigm, has launched a feature called Zones. It provides private execution environments via permissioned parallel blockchains interconnected with the mainnet, targeting institutional use cases such as payroll, treasury management and settlement. Each Zone is operated by designated institutions responsible for transaction processing and access control. Transactions within a Zone are private by default, while assets can still flow between the mainnet and different Zones. Operators do not control underlying assets, and only cryptographic proofs for validity verification are visible off-chain.
6. Polygon Launches Native Liquid Staking Token pPOL link
Polygon has launched its native liquid staking token pPOL, designed to further enhance liquidity and capital efficiency of network assets. Users can stake the native token POL to obtain pPOL, enabling them to apply their assets to lending, trading and other scenarios in the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem while retaining staking rewards.
7. Scroll Plans to Disband Security Council and Cut DAO Costs link
Ethereum Layer 2 Scroll DAO stated that it will propose a plan to dissolve the decentralized security council and transfer network control to an account managed by the internal team within approximately 10 days. It will also lay off some contributors and downsize the operations committee to reduce costs. Scroll said an evaluation found the security council’s costs were disproportionate to its actual usage. In early April, Scroll raised data posting fees to the Ethereum mainnet by roughly 1,280 times within about six days, causing users to bear over $50,000 in additional costs. The adjustment was reverted on April 9.
8. Aptos Announces Tokenomics Update link
Aptos has announced an overhaul of its tokenomics, with core adjustments including: a reduction in the annual staking reward rate from 5.19% to 2.6%; a 10-fold increase in gas fees; a protocol-level hard cap of 2.1 billion APT on total supply; and the Aptos Foundation permanently locking and staking 210 million APT. Additionally, the official team will explore a programmatic buyback program, and projects annual burns of over 32 million APT following the launch of its ecosystem DEX.
9. World Rolls Out World ID Protocol Upgrade, Integrates Tinder and Zoom to Expand Verification Use Cases link
World has released an upgrade to the World ID protocol, introducing mechanisms such as multi-key support, key rotation and session management, and launching a standalone app and open-source SDK to strengthen its “human verification” capability. The new version has been integrated with platforms including Tinder and Zoom for user authenticity marking and anti-deepfake verification respectively. It has also expanded to scenarios such as ticketing, social networking and gaming, while introducing a fee model for application developers, with free access remaining for end users.
10. Drift Secures $147.5 Million from Tether and Others for User Fund Recovery link
Drift Protocol has released an update on the recovery and restart progress following the April 1 attack. The protocol plans to establish a “recovery pool,” which has secured $127.5 million in proposed contributions from Tether and an additional $20 million from other partners, including a $100 million revenue-linked credit line and ecosystem grants. Drift intends to issue specialized “recovery tokens” (separate from the DRIFT governance token) to affected users, representing a claim on the recovery pool, aiming to gradually resolve outstanding user losses totaling $295 million.
Previously, Drift, a leading integrated derivatives and lending protocol on Solana, was exploited in early April 2026 for approximately $280 million. The attacker did not exploit a smart contract vulnerability. Instead, they used durable nonce pre-signing and social engineering to infiltrate the multi-signature approval chain. After gaining control of the Security Council’s permissions, the attacker “rewrote the rules,” introducing malicious assets, inflating collateral weights, and removing withdrawal limits, enabling a systematic drain of existing funds.
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