ONBUFF is set to undergo a rebranding process. The company will be updating its social networking sites on May 9th. Furthermore, there will be server maintenance scheduled on May 16th from 2:00 am to 8:00 am UTC.

Zilliqa v.9.3.4 network upgrade to be launched on mainnet on May 20th. Note that this is not a full network upgrade or hard-fork, and therefore no action is required by node operators.

Moonbeam will release Moonrise on the 20th of May.

Chiliz is set to undergo Dragon8 hard fork scheduled on May 21st. With the Dragon8 hard fork, tokenomics 2.0 and compatibility with other major Ethereum upgrades will be launched on Chiliz Chain, The Sports Blockchain.

Aleph Zero is set to launch MOST on May 21st, marking the official interoperability with Ethereum. The team has completed several key tasks including security testing, verifying Aleph Zero Sync handling, UX/UI testing, testing integrations, and addressing improvements suggested by Hats Finance and Kudelski Security audits.

Lisk is preparing for a migration to the Ethereum blockchain, set to begin after a snapshot at block height 24,823,618 scheduled for May 21st at 06:00 AM UTC. LSK token holders at the time of the snapshot will automatically receive new KLY tokens on the Klayr blockchain. Following the migration, the Lisk blockchain will continue to operate as Klayr under the leadership of the Klayr team, focusing on supporting creators with diverse blockchain solutions.

Carbon Browser has announced that it will be conducting a buy back and burn of CSIX on May 30th.

Childrens Aid Foundation has announced that it will issue 200 million CAF on the Base chain as part of its risk sharing and traffic growth strategy. This move is aimed at maintaining the stability of the total amount of CAF in circulation. Simultaneously, the organization has revealed that the 200 million CAF that will be unlocked on June 1st on the BSC chain will be destroyed and sent to the black hole address. This action is intended to ensure that the total amount of CAF remains unchanged at 200 million.

Mina Protocol, known for its unique ZK architecture that addresses the blockchain bloating problem, is set to undergo a significant upgrade on June 4th. This upgrade will enhance the ZK programmability, enabling off-chain computation, cost-effective proof verification, and private inputs. This will allow developers to create a new generation of ZK-enabled smart contracts, dApps, L2s, bridges, and more.

5ire is preparing to launch its mainnet in June.

Gearbox has announced its upcoming partnership with Chaos Labs. This collaboration is set to start in June.

Endurance will release the Fusionist game in June.

Cronos has announced a target date for the launch of its zkEVM mainnet. The anticipated launch is set for June 2024.

Lisk will launch Klayr blockchain on June 25th one month after Lisk’s migration.

LimeWire Token has announced the commencement of its second phase burn event, which is set to begin on May 1st. This event will involve the burning of a total of 46,666,666 LMWR tokens every month until July 1st.

Chia has announced the release of version 2.3.0 of its reference client. This new version includes several enhancements, including security fixes and improvements to the DataLayer. A soft fork has been introduced, which is scheduled to activate at the end of July. Users are advised to upgrade to this latest version to benefit from these updates and prepare for the upcoming soft fork.

EOS is set to undergo a significant update with the Leap 6 hardfork taking place on July 31st. This update will introduce the Savanna consensus algorithm, a new feature that is expected to enhance the functionality of the EOS blockchain.

Boba Network has announced that its current website will be deprecated on July 31st. This means that the website will no longer be available or maintained after this date. Users of the website are advised to switch to the main Boba Network website, https://mainnet.boba.network/, or to the endpoints of other RPC providers.