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Remember how early users benefited from Uniswap and Meteora?
Some early users received big airdrops just for being active on those platforms earlier.
Of course, not every new DEX will have the same outcome. But those experiences are one reason I like exploring promising platforms early.
If you have some funds sitting in your wallet, you might want to check out @metricxyz.
It's a DEX where you can swap crypto and tokenized stocks. You can also explore its liquidity pools, including stock pools, if providing liquidity fits your strategy.
Some supported routes offer low swap fees, but always check the fees, price quotes, and gas costs before making a move.
There's no confirmed airdrop to count on right now. I'm just exploring Metric and keeping an eye on how it develops.
If you want to try it yourself, here is the link:
app.metric.xyz/r/random
Nowadays, hackers are becoming much more powerful by using AI.
I never imagined that an exchange as big as Binance could be hacked like this.
And, I think this is just the beginning. As AI keeps getting more powerful, I wouldn't be surprised to see more attacks like these in the future.
It's getting harder to feel safe in crypto.
Mr_Random retweeted
Crypto hacks in 2026 are getting out of hand.
Here are some of the biggest crypto hacks this year:
• Truebit: $26.4M
• Step Finance: ~$27M–$40M
• Resolv: ~$25M
• Drift Protocol: ~$285M
• KelpDAO: ~$292M
• Humanity Protocol: ~$31M–$36.4M
• Ostium: ~$23.75M
• Tectonic: ~$120M
• Liquid Network: ~$320M
• Bitget: ~$387.5M
• Binance: ~$5.7B (suspected)
Total across these listed incidents: approximately $7.24B.
Crypto never stops reminding us why security matters.
Crypto hacks in 2026 are getting out of hand.
Here are some of the biggest crypto hacks this year:
• Truebit: $26.4M
• Step Finance: ~$27M–$40M
• Resolv: ~$25M
• Drift Protocol: ~$285M
• KelpDAO: ~$292M
• Humanity Protocol: ~$31M–$36.4M
• Ostium: ~$23.75M
• Tectonic: ~$120M
• Liquid Network: ~$320M
• Bitget: ~$387.5M
• Binance: ~$5.7B (suspected)
Total across these listed incidents: approximately $7.24B.
Crypto never stops reminding us why security matters.
Mr_Random retweeted
If you still hold base:0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea then give up.
@zachxbt recently pointed out some concerning transactions involving the Axis team multisig.
According to his post, an entity received around 42M base:0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea across multiple wallets and sold the tokens for approximately $5.04M in USDC through DEXs over the past 24 hours.
This happened just one week after TGE, and the selling pressure reportedly caused the price to crash around 40%.
The biggest concern isn't just the price drop. It's the unanswered question of why such a large amount of tokens moved from the team multisig and was sold so soon after launch.
If these claims are accurate, the community deserves a clear explanation from the @axisrobotics team.
For now, be careful with your position. Don't make decisions based on hope alone.
Do your own research and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
Please explain to the community why an entity received ~42M AXIS from the Axis team multisig to six addresses and sold it for ~5.04M USDC via DEX over the past 24 hours which has caused the AXIS price to crash 40%?
You only TGE’d one week ago….
0xcc279c2499bcf4bd0f169c2d3f333243473242f7
0x66612012c5ad9b2fed81d09a9ab429b5285b2c62
0xf07e96abc54fea70ffeea8d3df7704401e7b0eb0
0x99cd3975c90b79ffdbe16425de033a605b814c49
0xbbed67fec9c7793218fa60c40fb9e6b059d86483
0xe69d8d6b9b7f9056eda455b76384e9748749f4d1
0x4ef72e67e6a7c37ea1378fe2adf811d711422e5d
If you still hold base:0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea then give up.
@zachxbt recently pointed out some concerning transactions involving the Axis team multisig.
According to his post, an entity received around 42M base:0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea across multiple wallets and sold the tokens for approximately $5.04M in USDC through DEXs over the past 24 hours.
This happened just one week after TGE, and the selling pressure reportedly caused the price to crash around 40%.
The biggest concern isn't just the price drop. It's the unanswered question of why such a large amount of tokens moved from the team multisig and was sold so soon after launch.
If these claims are accurate, the community deserves a clear explanation from the @axisrobotics team.
For now, be careful with your position. Don't make decisions based on hope alone.
Do your own research and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
Please explain to the community why an entity received ~42M AXIS from the Axis team multisig to six addresses and sold it for ~5.04M USDC via DEX over the past 24 hours which has caused the AXIS price to crash 40%?
You only TGE’d one week ago….
0xcc279c2499bcf4bd0f169c2d3f333243473242f7
0x66612012c5ad9b2fed81d09a9ab429b5285b2c62
0xf07e96abc54fea70ffeea8d3df7704401e7b0eb0
0x99cd3975c90b79ffdbe16425de033a605b814c49
0xbbed67fec9c7793218fa60c40fb9e6b059d86483
0xe69d8d6b9b7f9056eda455b76384e9748749f4d1
0x4ef72e67e6a7c37ea1378fe2adf811d711422e5d
It's a bad day for base:0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea holders.
In the last 24 hours, base:0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea dropped around 34%.
I wouldn't call it a "scam dump" just because the price is falling. The token price stayed relatively stable after TGE, so those who received the airdrop had enough time to sell their tokens if they wanted to.
But for those who decided to hold, this price action definitely hurts.
base:0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea hit an ATH of around $0.37 and is now trading near $0.14.
Honestly, I didn't expect this kind of drop so soon after launch.
Do you think base:0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea can recover and make a new ATH, or is more downside coming?
