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Introducing a New Solution for DeFi Protocol Protection
In a bid to shield the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) ecosystem from security breaches, a collective of Ethereum enthusiasts has put forward a novel standard named ERC 7265. The standard would integrate a "circuit breaker" functionality into DeFi smart contracts, empowering them to promptly halt token transactions in the face of a hack or security anomaly. 
GTA Developer Ventures into Web3 Gaming
In collaboration with its subsidiary Zynga, acquired for $12.7 billion last year, Take-Two is launching “Sugartown,” a web3 game built on Ethereum, marking the debut of a “major mobile game developer” crafting a crypto-based game “from the ground up.”
Players will utilize Ethereum (or ERC-721) tokens to access the game, stake for energy, and earn in-game currency.
Access tokens named Oras will also be minted this year as part of an initial release. 
KuCoin (KCS): a utility token of the KuCoin ecosystem
KCS (KuCoin Token, previously known as KuCoin Shares) is the utility token that belongs to cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin and serves as the native token for the KuCoin Community Chain blockchain project. KCS was initially launched in 2017 on the Ethereum network as an ERC-20 standard token, and in 2021, it was reissued on the KCC chain. 
Next-Level ERC-404: Enhanced Standards Hit the Crypto Market
Recently, several projects have announced the launch of enhanced versions of the ERC-404 token standard. What's the current status of the hyped standard by Pandora Labs, and can the new iterations regain the community's trust in fractional NFTs? 
iExec (RLC): An Overview of the Project
iExec RLC exemplifies the transformation of a Web3 marketplace with its native ERC-20 token RLC, evolving into an entity similar to an Ethereum sidechain. The platform's distinct consensus algorithm, dedicated dApps creation infrastructure, secure smart contracts, and oracle factory are hallmarks of this transformation. What Is BRC-20?
BRC-20 is a new standard for fungible tokens on the Bitcoin network. It uses sequential numbering to encode data in the smallest units of BTC, known as satoshis. This standard allows tokens to exist side by side with Bitcoin on its native blockchain, much like ERC-20 tokens in the Ethereum network. 
