Neo News: Week in Review – April 27 – May 3

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General Updates

OneGate released Wallet v2.0, which adds support for NEP-20, NEP-21, and NEP-33 wallet standards, as well as 15 languages. Wallet v2.0 is now live on the Apple App Store and Google Play.

COZ awarded 550 $NEO to five ecosystem contributors as part of its Proof of Working 2.4 transparency report. The round is the fifth since the program’s relaunch, bringing cumulative distributions to 3,127 $NEO.

GameShame updated the Raijin Protocol proposal for GrantShares, which revised proposed spending and developent targets.

NeoIgnite launched NeoMeme on Neo N3 TestNet, a meme launchpad inspired by Pump.Fun. Users can launch a meme, watch the bonding curve mechanism automate pricing and liquidity, and achieve AMM liquidity when the $GAS reserves fill up.

Neo Red Pill announced a mascot naming campaign, where three random contributors to the naming campaign will be eligible to win 60,000 NRP tokens each.

NNT hosted a GasBot Trivia round, where participants competed for a pool of 4 $GAS rewards.

Frank Coin hosted a Telegram Game Event, awarding 100 FRANK to the top player and 40 FRANK each to 10 randomly selected participants.

Developer Updates

R3E Network has released NeoNexus, an open-source web-based platform that allows operators to deploy, monitor, and manage Neo N3 nodes through a browser interface. The tool supports both neo-cli (v3.6.0–v3.9.2) and neo-go (v0.104.0+) nodes, and is aimed at significantly lowering the barrier to running Neo infrastructure.

AxLabs discussed its retreat, focusing on building for agents not just humans, and exploring local vs remote MCP servers. The team alsoshared its experiences from the retreat, including interviewing a real GitMyABI user and getting feedback. AxLabs concluded its retreat, connecting the dots between what was built, what was learned, and turning the week’s work into clearer next steps.

In Case You Missed It

NNT hosted Crypto Coffee and Blockchain Beer Spaces #94 on the official The Smart Economy Podcast X account. Topics of discussion included April 2026’s crypto hacks, the total sum of capital stolen, the five buckets of hacks that occurred in April, North Korea’s role in 2026 hacks, and how average token holders can protect themselves.