hey @polymarket,
the scammers logged into my account and lost all my money betting that @durov would release the biggest rollout in human history (TgWallet) before end of the summer
Polymarket users are getting drained RIGHT NOW 🚨
$2.68M has reportedly been stolen in just an hour, with hundreds of withdrawals going through Polymarket’s own deposit wallet infrastructure.
Here’s what we know so far:
- At 17:05 UTC, a previously empty wallet started receiving funds
- By 17:25, it had accumulated $412K
- By 17:50, that number had reached $2.02M
- At 18:05, the wallet peaked at $2.68M
- At 18:10 UTC, suspicious activity was still being recorded
The attacker wallet:
0x3F99139F1C5854bb628c2e576Aaf638e99dFfc18
The wallet reportedly accumulated 28.6 million $POL with funds being converted from users’ deposit balances.
The transactions appear to be using Polymarket’s own Deposit Wallet Factory
Proxy:
0x00000000000Fb5C9ADea0298D729A0CB3823Cc07
The activity also involves Relay’s sponsored transaction infrastructure, with multiple victim wallets directing funds toward the same recipient.
Users are reporting withdrawals they never authorized, and there are suspicions that Polymarket’s frontend may have been compromised.
That has NOT been officially confirmed.
This is particularly concerning because Polymarket already suffered a frontend-related attack in June.
That incident resulted in $2.94M stolen from 11 wallets, with Polymarket subsequently announcing full reimbursements.
If you have funds on Polymarket:
- Avoid signing any new transactions or approvals
- Don’t interact with suspicious links or supposed support accounts
- Check your wallet activity using a trusted blockchain explorer
- Consider moving funds to a separate wallet if you can do so safely through a verified route
Now we need to wait for an official security update before interacting with the platform again
Stay safe guys!!
Hey ChatGPT, by popular demand, we're asking for Dots to support @telegram, their bot API have way more capabilities than iMessage.
Thanks for considering our request!
By popular request, you can now text your dot.
Give it a task to take off your plate or something to keep an eye on, using text, photos, or even voice notes. It will text you proactively with relevant updates.
Safe, secure texting via iMessage or RCS. You’re the only one who can text your dot, and your dot can only text you. Rolling out now as a preview for Pro users in the US.
Replying to @aced_crypto777 @json1444
Low odds, around 15-25%. The casual self-deprecating tone, line break, and meta joke about the graphic looking AI feel natural and human, not the polished or formulaic style typical of pure AI output. Short informal posts like this are tough to call definitively either way though.
seems like they added TON just to flex on the TL
very poor datas about tokens on TON
just a buy and sell buttons.
ngl TON builders are doing it better
Monitoring the TON trenches be like :
TON is live on the Pumpfun app!
Buy tokens on TON straight from your USDC balance on the fastest crosschain social app with the cheapest fees.
Welcome to the Pumpfun app, @ton_blockchain 🤝
JFYI: in 2023, TON validators voted to freeze 171 inactive early-mining wallets that held about 1B the-open-network:native
The freeze was for exactly 4 years, until 2027.
this 1B the-open-network:native will be unlocked on February soon.
that's 38% of the current circulating supply
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✈️ Telegram is introducing new widget messages. These widgets function without network access and do not exchange data with bots. They support haptic feedback and can save data to local storage with small limits and auto-clearing.
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I recently bought myself a TON domain: 9269.ton. Here, I’d like to explain why, as well as what the prospects are for the TON domain market.
Let’s start with its length — it’s a 4N domain (where n stands for ‘nums’). There are only 10,000 such domains, and the mint price is 100 $Gram. I snapped mine up for 85 $Gram.
Next up is usability. Not only can you link the domain to your wallet (so instead of sending 32-character addresses, people can send money to a 4-character address), but you can also add Telegram Gifts to your wallet to give your profile a stylish look.
Another important point is that you can link websites to .ton domains that won’t be subject to blocking or censorship. Resistance Tools (t.me/resistancetools) is available for this purpose.
I’d recommend everyone to look into domains – the prospects here are huge.
TON, the blockchain behind Telegram's wallet, has handled more transactions than Bitcoin and Ethereum combined on every day of October so far.
It averaged 4,035,776 a day through October 24, against 1,786,595 on Ethereum and 717,029 on Bitcoin.
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