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Starknet ecosystem smart contract wallet Braavos stated on social media that to receive the Starknet airdrop, users must upgrade their accounts to Cairo2.It is reported that this upgrade includes features such as using STRK to pay gas fees.

ChainCatcher news, StarkWare announced that Starknet underwent a version update to 0.12.1 last week. For this update, Starknet users were required to perform necessary upgrades to their accounts. After the official launch of 0.12.1, unupgraded accounts became inaccessible.Currently, StarkWare is restoring access to all these accounts (totaling $550,000). The upgrade has been re-enabled starting today, allowing users to immediately regain access to their accounts.Additionally, due to technical reasons, Argent and Braavos users may need to wait until tomorrow to restore access.

ChainCatcher news, StarkNet wallet Braavos has removed the article published yesterday regarding the disclosure of information related to StarkNet Token. Previously, Braavos published a related article revealing that Starknet Token is about to be launched to the public, and introduced the token-related features and StarkNet's future plans.

ChainCacther news, Starknet wallet Braavos pointed out in a recent article that the StarkNet Token will soon be publicly launched. The Starknet Token STRK can be used for governance voting, staking, and gas fee payments. Additionally, it revealed StarkNet's future plans, including reducing transaction costs, changing the block creation model, and allowing gas fee payments based on ERC20 tokens.

ChainCatcher news, Starknet's self-custody wallet Braavos has announced the launch of a new feature: Multi-Owner Account (MOA), which has been open-sourced.Braavos stated that MOA aims to leverage the power of account abstraction to facilitate collaborative on-chain transaction management, thereby unlocking advantages such as collaborative control, dynamic owner structures, enhanced security, autonomous gas payments, and seamless dApp integration for Starknet ecosystem teams.

ChainCatcher news, the self-custody wallet Braavos on Starknet has announced the introduction of the Starknet Journey Map NFT. This event will last for 5 weeks, with tasks released weekly for users to complete. Users who complete the tasks by the weekly deadline will be able to claim NFTs on the map.It is reported that the first task is to achieve a Starknet Pro score of 10% or higher. Users who complete this task will receive the Starknet Journey Token NFT and the dynamic Starknet Journey Map NFT. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, StarkNet's self-custody wallet Braavos has launched the Braavos Multi-Signer on the testnet, a feature that allows user accounts to be protected by 2 keys from 2 different devices.According to rootdata data, Braavos completed a $10 million funding round in October 2022, led by Pantera Capital, with participation from StarkWare, Matrixport Ventures, and others. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the StarkNet ecosystem crypto wallet Braavos has open-sourced its account contract, allowing developers to access and review the source code.According to Rootdata data, Braavos was established in 2022 and completed a $10 million financing round at the end of October last year, led by Pantera Capital, with participation from Brevan Howard Digital, Crypto.com, Matrixport, and others. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, self-custody wallet Braavos on StarkNet has completed a $10 million financing round, led by Pantera Capital, with participation from Brevan Howard Digital, Crypto.com, Road Capital, Matrixport, and StarkWare. Braavos co-founder Motty Lavie stated that Braavos will utilize the trusted execution environment capabilities of existing mobile devices and its biometric tools (such as facial and touch ID) to secure the wallet without the need for a mnemonic phrase. In the future, a browser extension and mobile applications for iOS and Android will be released. (The Block)