To make money they didn't have and they didn't need, they risked money they had and they needed. And that's foolish. If you risk something that is important to you for something that is unimportant to you, it just doesn't make any sense. There's a reason why risk management

Scammers industry is getting overcrowded (and that's good for us). So many of them trying the same strategies with the same exact scripts interfere with each other and make it more obvious to potential victims.

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Happy to see Github is doing what ALL services should start doing: making 2FA mandatory in order to have an account. Every account you have must have at least, 2FA with a TOTP app. If you really care about security, with a YubiKey or other hardware device.

The GLP pool of GMX V1 on Arbitrum has experienced an exploit. Approximately $40M in tokens has been transferred from the GLP pool to an unknown wallet. Security has always been a core priority for GMX, with the GMX smart contracts undergoing numerous audits from top security

If you’re curious what could be found about you online, you’re probably not ready for this: Doing OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) investigations at opsek gives you a front-row seat to how much of our personal and professional lives are exposed online — and how easy it is

As someone who chases alpha for a living I can safely say that the best way to get rich is to simply hold beta and focus on your work. Some napkin math: From my own experience and understanding, really good investors will extract about 4% alpha. This is not gross returns, but

Researchers from Kaspersky Lab have shared the results of their investigation into an incident involving a blockchain developer who fell victim to a scam. It turned out that a fake extension for the Cursor IDE code editor infected devices with remote access tools and info

We are seeing many Twitter accounts takeovers via this phishing campaign which is daily targeting users nonstop. Whenever you receive these alerts, verify the sender and if it seems to be legit, do NOT click on any link, go to X website manually and check.

Stupid is as stupid does

Reminds me of this graphic from Ted Gioia

Stay disciplined, my boy.

"The big money is not in the buying or selling, but in the waiting." — Charlie Munger

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This is still the greatest Bitcoin explanation of all time.

Tengan mucho cuidado a quien leen. El objetivo de la gran mayoría de las cuentas grandes es el de dumpear en el retail. Traducido: compran tokens basura, los inflan publicando proyecciones ridículas esperando que sus seguidores compren para que el precio suba y cuando está ahí