Call me paranoid, but be extra careful visiting ANY web site in the next few days, as some web admins are not always up-to-date with security patches. Two vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619) reported for PHP, the web programming language, affecting servers running popular apps like WordPress and Magento, with patches released October 21, 2026 after details leaked early. Exploitation was confirmed in the wild soon after disclosure, prompting quick WAF protections and patching by IT teams, as unauthenticated attacks could turn visited sites into vectors for credential theft or device exploits. Stay SAFU!

Want to crowed fund something; maybe a medical bill or raise money for a local dog shelter... $Flaze Funding will launch on our Vault soon! Like Go Fund Me.... but crypto! This service $Flaze do not take a cut or will charge a fee. And we hope will be a gateway for raising money for the good!

Further and Final Comments To This: Flaze does not hold Rezor. A public chain call is not a private door. The Rezor staking site is down (for the 2nd time). The Rezor Token for many stakers is still in Rezor’s own staking contract. FlazeSwap Rescue only shows a page so a holder’s own wallet can call that Rezor’s own staking contract and take the stake back, using public functions. That is the whole service. > Flaze does not own the Rezor staking contract. > Flaze does not hold, move, or take custody of anyone’s RZR. > There is no Flaze staking contract and no Flaze pool. The page does not withdraw for anyone. The holder’s wallet signs. The holder’s wallet sends the transaction. > The call goes to Rezor’s contract, using the withdraw and emergency-withdraw functions already written into it. > The tokens leave Rezor’s contract and go straight back to the wallet that staked them. BNB Chain is a public, permissionless blockchain. A contract deployed on it is public code. Anyone can read it. Anyone can call a public function. No website has to approve that call. The chain does not check which site the wallet used. It only checks the signature and the contract. Calling a public function is not a takeover. It is how the chain works. The same call can be made on BscScan, from another wallet app, or from any other page that can talk to the contract. Flaze did not add a function, change the contract, or keep a key. Close the page and the Rezor contract is unchanged. Rezor still owns it. Rezor still holds whatever has not been withdrawn. A website cannot lock a public contract to one interface. The project’s site is offline, holders are not required to wait for that site to come back before they use a function that is already on the chain. The transaction is between the holder (the wallet) and Rezor’s contract. Flaze is not a party to the stake. Flaze cannot reverse it, freeze it, or keep it. Its Blockchain Mate!

🚨 FlazeSwap Update v1.8.0.1 - NOW LIVE! Adding: Rezor Staking Rescue - Easy Connect Wallet to Emergency Withdraw Staked Tokens From Rezor Staking Contracts. swap.flaze.org/rescue Rezor Stakers can now safely withdraw there stakes using the emergency withdrawal function of the Rezor Contract. Simple Wallet connect, for site to then read the contract to find your stake. Then offer you a easy withdraw option to recover your Rezor/Funds. $Flaze does not take a fee for this service. Rezor contract may take a small fee. Rezor Rescue Page: swap.flaze.org/rescue Help and Info: swap.flaze.org/rescue-how $rezor #rezor

It's amazing to see that Solana was able to advertise and even get an office in China. 👏 @BNBChain was not able to do this, so far. 🤣 Hopefully, what's good for one industry player is also good for the rest.

(ෆ˙ᵕ˙ෆ)

Press Release arkania.world/press/flaze-ha…

Uniswap crosses $6 billion in total fees. Driven by a recent surge, @Uniswap has now generated a whopping $6.07 BILLION in cumulative protocol fees. $UNI has generated nearly $147 million in the past 30-days alone. It pays to be popular...