Holograph Protocol, a full-chain NFT protocol, released a vulnerability update. A former contractor exploited the vulnerability to mint an additional 1 billion HLG tokens on Mantle, resulting in the protocol being temporarily blocked. The malicious actor has been frozen out of accounts on multiple exchanges, and at least 200 million of the extra 1 billion HLG tokens have been frozen. At the same time, exchanges have temporarily halted all HLG token access and trading. Third-party audits will be conducted, and multi-chain tokenization infrastructure and applications will continue to be developed.

According to official sources, Binance's Web3 wallet will airdrop 25 million HLG (Holograph) tokens to users, who can earn task rewards by completing tasks such as forging and bridging NFTs.

LayerZero's full-chain NFT protocol Holograph has announced the completion of a new strategic financing round of $3 million, led by Mechanism Capital and Selini Capital, with participation from Northrock Capital, Arca, Courtside Ventures, and Hartmann Capital from Hal Press. The total amount of financing for the project has reached $11 million. Holograph's full-chain technology allows for the creation of NFT assets that can be used on multiple Ethereum-compatible blockchains. The new funds aim to accelerate its expansion into the growing blockchain gaming market, with a focus on supporting Ethereum-compatible network tokens, including Optimism, Arbitrum, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Base, Mantle, Zora, and Linea.