General Updates
Free the Bird launched on Neo N3 MainNet, with live trading, staking, governance, and an FTB token claim mechanism for former Flamingo Finance users across 5,233 eligible wallets. Free the Bird is a keyless, oracle-less non-custodial exchange built by Neo community member Xatoxi as a direct response to Flamingo Finance’s August exploit and subsequent status in limbo.
Neo released Neo DevPack v3.10.2 for .NET. The devpack is the official toolkit for writing Neo N3 smart contracts in C#. Its compiler, nccs, translates C# source code into NeoVM bytecode (the instruction format executed on-chain by the Neo Virtual Machine) and produces a contract manifest.
GrantShares witnessed the submission of Delveworn on Neo X, a browser dungeon game requesting 2,586.2 GAS. The funds would be directed toward developing a ten-room game, launching a beta version on Neo X MainNet, and covering transaction fees for players. The proposal is currently in discussion and hasn’t been put on-chain for endorsement.
GrantShares also witnessed the submission of Neo Payment Watcher, a non-custodial payment service for Neo N3 and Neo X requesting 1,400 GAS. The proposal would develop BTCPay Server and WooCommerce plugins for merchants running shops. The proposal is currently in discussion and hasn’t been put on-chain for endorsement.
SpoonOS launched its Arena trading campaign, where participants set up an AI agent on predict.spoonai.io to automatically trade Premier League prediction markets on Predict.fun. The campaign offers a 500 USDT loss coverage pool, covering up to 10 USDT in eligible losses per person, plus a bonus pool of up to 30 USDT per participant for sharing their experience on X. The campaign runs through Nov. 18. Additionally, SpoonOS distributed rewards to eight participants that contributed to the community testing, which ran from Oct. 26 through Nov. 2
Frank Coin hosted a Telegram games session, awarding 100 FRANK to the top player and 40 FRANK each to 10 randomly selected participants.
Neo HODLers distributed the rewards from its launch event, which offered a pool of 250 GAS to be split among the top 10 participants.
nDapp reported the weekly N3 GAS check-in. Network users claimed 60,514.07578267 GAS this week, while on-chain activity burned 502.48991905 GAS. Additionally, nDapp listed Mempolis, a virtual city application built on Neo, on its dApp directory.
Developer Updates
COZ released onesig, an open-source JavaScript library that derives a deterministic session wallet from a single owner signature, enabling developers to create agent wallets for autonomous on-chain operations without backend infrastructure. The library is designed for developers building applications where an AI agent or automated system needs its own wallet to make transactions, but the developer does not want to build or manage infrastructure to support it.
Neo SPCC released NeoFS S3 gateway v0.48.1 patch, which fixes a PostObject panic on malformed multipart forms and stale object-name cache entries for deleted objects, with the object-name cache now disabled by default.
Jimmy Liao, R3E Network founder and Neo core developer, announced he’s building an AI agent into neo-rs at the consensus layer. The agent monitors consensus state continuously, identifies problematic transactions during repeated view changes, and drops them from the node’s own consensus round without human intervention.
NNT Catch Up
The Smart Economy Podcast hosted Crypto Coffee and Blockchain Beer Spaces #113 featuring Pistachio founder Brian Smocovich. Topics included earning yield through DeFi vaults, the Pistachio non-custodial dApp, plans for implementing privacy solutions, the outlook for Ethereum, and much more.
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