This hacker got free $500k from a single bug on ERC404 On February 14, 2024, the MINER project, built on the experimental ERC404 standard, was exploited for 168.8 ETH, roughly $470,000. The hack was possible due to a misimplemented transfer function in the project’s ERC-X

all I do is solve problems all day, my god.. call me the fallen savior now I understand why the devil was a fallen angel, turned villain

Every user will have their own L1 to transact on soon. And North Korea will infiltrate every last one of them. This is the future, and there's nothing you can do about it.

if the founder says they are "community first" run away

not me renting a boat for myself cruising the Nile at 10 p.m, holding my laptop to respond to your tg msgs, and map out an op plan. In focus. sidequesting pirate is true.

We need payment privacy, or the path to zero just gets shorter. Just this week, I sent $2000 to Kraken via e-transfer. A few minutes after the transaction cleared, I got an email from a scammer with the exact amount, recipient, and sender info. Traditional financial rails

airbnb has no houses uber has no cars Story Protocol has no IP onchain

WhiteRock The engineer who you claim “passed away by a missile” is still active on GitHub & Trello. Seems he must have been revived from the dead it’s truly a miracle 🙌

You don't have to explain anything to anyone, your path will be different from what others are talking about online. Just do your thing, lock in, work, work, work.

everyone wants me to find them devs.

Im at a stage where I think everyone is retarded.

There is a science to luck. the basic equation: Luck = surface area x interactivity Surface area: how much ur putting urself out there. # of events u attend, posts u make, etc Interactivity: how open u r, proactivity in asking 4 contact info, etc Become an expanse of velcro

I can't breathe what the fuck is this LMAO

when they call their meme coin "a startup"

Web3 security today is still heavily focused on smart contracts. However many recent hacks had nothing to do with contracts. They came from weak opsec. We need a more holistic approach that targets all layers together - contracts, CI/CD, infra, opsec. The companies that pivot

One year ago, the French police detained me for 4 days because some people I’d never heard of used Telegram to coordinate crimes. Arresting a CEO of a major platform over the actions of its users was not only unprecedented — it was legally and logically absurd.

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How i market myself

AI researchers are making $1m-$100m with zero crime and you are squeezing shorts on your product free coin with fake float