Gate News update: On April 17, according to Gate market data, as of the time of writing, MOVR (Moonriver) is trading at $2.96. It is up 132.99% over the past 24 hours, reaching a high of $2.97 and falling to a low of $1.25. The total 24-hour trading volume is $494.5k. The current market cap is approximately $33.7163 million. Moonriver is an EVM-compatible blockchain running on the Kusama network, providing developers with features such as deploying Solidity smart contracts, Web3-compatible APIs, oracle data, and Ethereum network bridge relays. MOVR is the platform’s utility and governance token. It can be used to pay transaction fees, for network governance, to earn rewards by participating in network consensus through staking, and to provide liquidity for decentralized exchanges built on the Moonriver blockchain. As the Kusama ecosystem version of Moonbeam, Moonriver won eligibility for a parachain slot auction through a crowd sale, giving developers a sandbox environment to test new code under real economic conditions, with full Ethereum compatibility and efficient smart contract execution capabilities.

Web3 fan platform OneFootball Club announced that the BALLS points leaderboard is not a final ranking, and users outside the top 25k may also qualify. All participants will receive a FanPass multiplier to use for future token air drops, and up to 100k OFC tokens will be allocated to actual contributors, with reward percentages that include different vesting periods. The claim window will remain open for 2 weeks; any unclaimed portion will be returned to the treasury.

Gate News: On March 17, Sanctum, a Solana ecosystem liquid staking token (LST) protocol, announced the launch of Infinity V2. The new version achieves three core upgrades: support for real-time distribution of staking rewards per slot (the smallest time unit on the Solana blockchain), introduction of a yield smoothing mechanism to optimize user experience, and optimization adjustments to the underlying portfolio configuration. The INF token will be the first LST to support slot-level continuous yield distribution.

Jito Labs' IBRL Explorer tool publicly reveals Solana block construction details for the first time, uncovering issues such as "tail packing" and "Slot Timing Games" that affect state propagation and network stability. The tool enhances block quality and network performance through a scoring mechanism.