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Flap is a 1-click social fair launch and trading platform that ensures fairness and simplicity in token launches for all degens on EVM chains, without the need to bootstrap liquidity. Originating from the ETHGlobal hackathon victory, the Flap team is dedicated to unleashing communities' immense potential and driving mass tokenization adoption.
The Flap official website has migrated to the new domain flap.cool. Users are reminded not to access the old website or connect their wallets.
Flap stated that the team is still investigating the root cause of the previous DNS attack and has not yet confirmed whether it is related to the domain service provider. To enhance security and platform stability, the official website has been migrated to flap.cool, and users are reminded to temporarily avoid accessing the old domain flap.sh or using it to connect wallets and sign transactions.
Migrated to a new domain, Flap warns against visiting the old domain for now
Flap posted on X that the team is investigating whether the recent DNS attack is related to the domain service provider, and the specific cause has not yet been identified. Flap has migrated to the new domain flap.cool and reminds users not to visit flap.sh for now, or connect wallets or sign transactions on that domain; users visiting flap.sh will be redirected to the new domain.
WLFI Advisor Shares Security Alert: Kintsu, StonkBrokers, and Others Suspected of Front-End Attacks; Connecting Wallets May Lead to Asset Theft
World Liberty advisor Ogle posted on X platform stating that they received an alert from security firm Blockaid, warning users to temporarily avoid visiting the relevant websites or connecting wallets. According to the publicly disclosed alert information, Blockaid stated it has detected an active front-end attack related to the StepDrainer toolkit, involving Kintsu, Flap, and StonkBrokers. The affected sites have been injected with malicious scripts, and users who click "Connect Wallet" may be redirected to malicious asset-draining pages. Blockaid is currently investigating and gathering more information, with further updates to be announced.
Flap Launches Perpetual Contract Vault, Enabling Permissionless Creation of Perpetual Markets for Any Asset
Flap has announced the official launch of a perpetual contract vault powered by MYX Finance. After a project issues a Meme token, a perpetual contract market can be opened simultaneously. Trading taxes will flow into the vault and be automatically used to buy back tokens, with the repurchased tokens serving as liquidity.Token holders can earn trading tax rewards and perpetual market revenue, the latter including trading fees and funding rate-related income. This mechanism supports any asset in creating a perpetual market from day one without permission, requiring no project review or waiting for listing approval.
Flap Launches New bBroker Vault Mechanism, Converting Meme Coin Trading Fees into NFT Dividends and On-Chain Floor Price
Odaily News: Flap has announced the launch of bBroker Vault, powered by bStocks, on BNB Chain, combining Meme coin trading activity with NFT yields and tokenized stock ecosystems through a new mechanism.Under this mechanism, users are required to pay a fixed fee in corresponding tax tokens to mint bBroker NFTs, and the tokens paid are burned directly. Subsequently, trading fees from quote assets flowing into the Vault are automatically allocated to a "dividend pool" and a "floor price pool," enabling NFT holders to continuously earn dividends in quote assets without staking or locking up.Meanwhile, each bBroker NFT carries an on-chain floor price backed 1:1 by assets in the floor price pool, and holders can sell the NFT back to the Vault at any time to exit. Flap positions this mechanism as a novel on-chain economic model integrating Meme coins, NFTs, and stock assets.
Analyst: On July 14, the Meme launch platform Flap on Robinhood Chain added approximately 22,000 new tokens
on-chain analyst Tom Wan stated on platform X that on July 14, the Meme launch platform Flap on the Robinhood Chain added approximately 22,000 new tokens, surpassing the previous record of about 18,000 tokens issued in a single day set by NOXA.
The Flap official website has migrated to the new domain flap.cool. Users are reminded not to access the old website or connect their wallets.
Flap stated that the team is still investigating the root cause of the previous DNS attack and has not yet confirmed whether it is related to the domain service provider. To enhance security and platform stability, the official website has been migrated to flap.cool, and users are reminded to temporarily avoid accessing the old domain flap.sh or using it to connect wallets and sign transactions.
Migrated to a new domain, Flap warns against visiting the old domain for now
Flap posted on X that the team is investigating whether the recent DNS attack is related to the domain service provider, and the specific cause has not yet been identified. Flap has migrated to the new domain flap.cool and reminds users not to visit flap.sh for now, or connect wallets or sign transactions on that domain; users visiting flap.sh will be redirected to the new domain.
Blockaid Alert Shows StepDrainer Attack Continues to Expand, Warns Users to Be Cautious When Connecting Wallets
Pons founder Ozzy posted on X platform that, according to a Blockaid warning, the StepDrainer attack previously targeting projects such as Kintsu and Flap is expanding and now involves StonkFun, Pickle Finance, Echelon, Origami, Fluxbeam, Stakepoint, SupSwap, Longbow, SHPRD, and ApeX DeFi. Blockaid reminds users to temporarily avoid visiting the above websites and the previously disclosed affected DApps, and not to connect their wallets.
WLFI Advisor Shares Security Alert: Kintsu, StonkBrokers, and Others Suspected of Front-End Attacks; Connecting Wallets May Lead to Asset Theft
World Liberty advisor Ogle posted on X platform stating that they received an alert from security firm Blockaid, warning users to temporarily avoid visiting the relevant websites or connecting wallets. According to the publicly disclosed alert information, Blockaid stated it has detected an active front-end attack related to the StepDrainer toolkit, involving Kintsu, Flap, and StonkBrokers. The affected sites have been injected with malicious scripts, and users who click "Connect Wallet" may be redirected to malicious asset-draining pages. Blockaid is currently investigating and gathering more information, with further updates to be announced.
Flap's official website suffered a DNS hijacking, team warns against visiting or connecting wallets
Flap posted on X that its official website is currently experiencing a DNS hijacking and has been redirected to an unauthorized website. The team reminds users not to visit the official website, connect wallets, or sign any transactions for the time being, and states that they are working on the issue and will publish an update once the website is confirmed to be safe.
Flap to Launch Pool Launch, Enabling Tokens to Launch Directly in DEX Liquidity Pools
Flap posted on X that Pool Launch is coming soon. With this feature, developers can launch tokens directly in DEX liquidity pools, customize initial liquidity, and use Vaults to design allocation mechanisms for reserved tokens and trading fees. The relevant documentation is now publicly available for developers to review in advance.
Flap: The official website flap.sh has resumed normal access, and the backup domain flap.cool will also remain available
Flap posted on X that the Flap official website has now resumed normal access, and the backup domain also remains available. Users can currently access Flap through both domains. Flap thanks the community for its patience and support during this incident and stated that it will continue to monitor the platform's operations.
FLAP Official Website Domain Pointing Abnormally, Team Advises Against Visiting for Now
Odaily reports: The founder of Flap posted on X platform that the FLAP official website domain is currently pointing abnormally. The risk only affects users who visited the abnormal website and connected their wallets or signed authorizations within the few minutes before the announcement was published; users who had previously connected to the FLAP official website normally are not affected by this incident and do not need to change their wallet addresses. FLAP does not store users' private keys, mnemonic phrases, or wallet data, and this information will not be saved in FLAP's backend. Before the issue is resolved, please temporarily refrain from visiting the FLAP official website; once the website is restored, the team will notify via official accounts. Users who connected their wallets on the website just now can DM the Flap founder for assistance.
Flap's official website suffered a DNS hijacking, team warns against visiting or connecting wallets
Flap posted on X that its official website is currently experiencing a DNS hijacking and has been redirected to an unauthorized website. The team reminds users not to visit the official website, connect wallets, or sign any transactions for the time being, and states that they are working on the issue and will publish an update once the website is confirmed to be safe.
Flap Launches Agent ID Token Issuance Feature, Initially Supporting Binance Agent ID
Flap announced on X that it has officially launched the Agent ID token issuance feature, initially supporting Binance Agent ID.According to the official introduction, only wallets holding a qualifying Agent ID can buy and sell tokens on Flap's official joint curve, with a holding cap of 2% per wallet, including developer wallets. Project teams can customize buy/sell taxes and tax distribution, and use Flap Vault to design the token fee mechanism; after tokens migrate to a DEX, all users can participate in trading.
Over the past 30 days, Flap has expanded its supported blockchains, trading pairs, and toolkits, opening up a variety of application features
Flap posted on X that over the past 30 days it has expanded its supported blockchains, trading pairs, and toolkits. Users can create stock-paired tokens on FLAP, lock tokens, gift trading fees, or build full-fledged applications.
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Flap to Launch Pool Launch, Enabling Tokens to Launch Directly in DEX Liquidity Pools
Flap posted on X that Pool Launch is coming soon. With this feature, developers can launch tokens directly in DEX liquidity pools, customize initial liquidity, and use Vaults to design allocation mechanisms for reserved tokens and trading fees. The relevant documentation is now publicly available for developers to review in advance.
Normal access to Flap's official website flap.sh has resumed, while the backup domain flap.cool remains available.
Flap stated that the official website flap.sh has now resumed normal access, and the backup domain flap.cool will also remain available. Users can currently access the platform through both domains.
Flap: The official website flap.sh has resumed normal access, and the backup domain flap.cool will also remain available
Flap posted on X that the Flap official website has now resumed normal access, and the backup domain also remains available. Users can currently access Flap through both domains. Flap thanks the community for its patience and support during this incident and stated that it will continue to monitor the platform's operations.
The Flap official website has migrated to the new domain flap.cool. Users are reminded not to access the old website or connect their wallets.
Flap stated that the team is still investigating the root cause of the previous DNS attack and has not yet confirmed whether it is related to the domain service provider. To enhance security and platform stability, the official website has been migrated to flap.cool, and users are reminded to temporarily avoid accessing the old domain flap.sh or using it to connect wallets and sign transactions.
Migrated to a new domain, Flap warns against visiting the old domain for now
Flap posted on X that the team is investigating whether the recent DNS attack is related to the domain service provider, and the specific cause has not yet been identified. Flap has migrated to the new domain flap.cool and reminds users not to visit flap.sh for now, or connect wallets or sign transactions on that domain; users visiting flap.sh will be redirected to the new domain.
Blockaid Alert Shows StepDrainer Attack Continues to Expand, Warns Users to Be Cautious When Connecting Wallets
Pons founder Ozzy posted on X platform that, according to a Blockaid warning, the StepDrainer attack previously targeting projects such as Kintsu and Flap is expanding and now involves StonkFun, Pickle Finance, Echelon, Origami, Fluxbeam, Stakepoint, SupSwap, Longbow, SHPRD, and ApeX DeFi. Blockaid reminds users to temporarily avoid visiting the above websites and the previously disclosed affected DApps, and not to connect their wallets.