The Solana EVM compatible solution Neon community initiated a temperature check vote to deploy Aave V3 on the Neon EVM mainnet, and recommended using four assets: SOL, mSOL, jitoSOL as collateral, and USDC as borrowable asset.

Solana EVM-compatible solution Neon has launched a rewards program to quantify and track user contributions on and off the chain. Currently, the types of rewards that can be earned are community-based, mainly including creating emoticons, social account interactions, and participating in hackathons.

Solana EVM compatible network Neon announced on X platform that the mainnet recently achieved 730 TPS.

According to Neo's official Medium, Neo-CLI v3.6.2 was released on November 17th and will be deployed to the T5 test network on November 21st, and to the main network on December 4th. This version includes improvements and optimizations such as adding a new system call "CurrentSigners" to get the current transaction signers, adding a new function "StrLen" to the native StdLib contract name to get the length of the string in the smart contract, and adding a cancel command in neo-cli and rpc for transactions with the "conflict" attribute to cancel transactions that have not yet been added to the chain.

The Ethereum virtual machine Neon EVM on Solana has announced plans to become the first EVM to support multi-token gas payments. Andrey Falaleev, Chief Technology Officer of Neon, stated that users will be able to make payments using supported tokens such as SPL, USDC, and SOL. This feature is expected to be launched by the end of this year.