poezdec 🫵😹

I am 26 years old - 180 cm - No house - Have a car - Have a girl - Have a 2 cats - Full time web3 - Learning trading - Love CT - Love reading books - Love playing volleyball - Have an old back injury - Otherwise no health issues - Went through 2 account suspensions - Staying here even on red days Is it over for me yes or no?

looks like @web2reffo got tired of drawing a chart that only goes up and there's no reason to keep it up now that he's exited his YES position on polymarket now he can just mint tokens and rug $VAPE 😹😹 wallets that dumped: 0x1569A95eaF3bB970E5c03F53f026849864C39fdA 0xA8D5040bf6D02Be09dF157c3D8777DDE21eE9690 berachain.

SUMMARY OF ELYSIUM TRENCHES cold war between the 3 biggest memecoins and the 3 launchpads behind them - solana:6qHtAvksH2cSaUjz6euVSikPU8RnDqLpFtuWH6Ropump, 2.2M mcap, launched on Elyspump. the OG meme. many tried to vamp it, still #1 so far - e/acc also launched on Elyspump, but the OG token got vamped yesterday by the one on @AscendLaunch. now at 1.5M mcap. looks like e/acc will be the #1 meme on Ascend (supposedly the biggest launchpad btw) - $BUTTERFLY, 1M mcap, launched a few hours ago on @MontraXYZ, another launchpad that's holding its own tldr: every launchpad has its own leader token. and so far none of the launchpad tokens themselves are actually interesting to bid. - elyspump: has a token at 100k, but everyone agrees the launchpad quality is mid - ascend: NFTs coming, no token - montra: probably a token later

Here is the list of every washed “KOL” who made a post about us 🧵. (Block every single one of them if you value your time and care about what you see on your timeline. I’m tagging them here to make it easier for you.) They ran into the deal like they hadn’t eaten in weeks, and every single one of them posted very positive things about us. But now, apparently, they have turned against us and are calling us “scammers” after how we found out they botted their posts, posts boosted by engagement-farming groups, identical AI-slop replies, and thousands of views within the first second of posting about our project. Now, for the knowledge of all projects and crypto enthusiasts out there: block every single one of them. These people have no morality or influence, and they don’t even care what the project is about. All they care about is getting their free money for their slop and botted posts, and then leaving. Just know this important sign of a “washed KOL”: they post about a project to their community, calling everyone to join and take a closer look at it, and then call it a scam. They simply contradict themselves and don’t care about their followers or community, because none of them are real, and every reply under their posts feels staged, like North Korean citizens meeting Kim Jong Un. They don’t care about anything but their 50 bucks per post. Every one of them is simply a cancer to CT and to all crypto projects. Be smart and never let them farm you! A real KOL with real influence will never post about a project if he or she isn’t sure about it. Because of this garbage, we lost a lot of time, but our team will move forward stronger!

my october recap: • earned mid 4 figs • averaged 7 hours of sleep/day • faced burnout • took a short vacation • survived the binance hack • had my lowest onchain and social activity • got sidelined from TOKEN2049 what about you?

Later today, we are officially ending all remaining support for the Iron Fish network. A few days ago, we observed abnormal activity involving wIRON and the ChainPort bridge. After working with ChainPort and reviewing their logs, we discovered that the cause was an inflation bug in the Iron Fish blockchain itself. We traced the bug to a commit from early 2019 in the Merkle tree implementation. The developer at the time implemented a standard Merkle tree. However, because of nuances in how a note’s nullifier is calculated (the mechanism that lets a normal user spend their funds), the attacker was able to spend the same note more than once. The attacker then compounded the exploit, aggregated their notes, and exited through the ChainPort bridge. This code path was within the scope of both our external and internal audits, but the bug wasn’t caught during review. For closure, we’ve committed the patch for the exploit, with a detailed postmortem included in the PR, before shutting down and archiving the ironfish repo. The meta-analysis here is that software that can’t be upgraded immediately (most of crypto), is in an extremely precarious position. The ability to find and exploit vulnerabilities in technically complex code is becoming commoditized. Safety guardrails on US frontier models make it difficult for companies to use them to patch security vulnerabilities, while abliterated open-source models are approaching frontier capabilities. We wish everyone all the best, and we hope crypto finds a path through this. Thank you all.

Binance got hacked for $3.5B intern posting like nothing happened: "can't wait to zoom in on every single candle…" bro the candles are the hacker's now 💀