The great Hexican depression of 2022-2024 has got to be over soon, there can only be so many purple-nurples (many of which are self inflicted). Hex on Ethereum is a leading indicator of the rest of the ecosystem, so for everyone’s sanity this needs to find a bottom.

Here’s some hexican history you may not be aware of: a version of HEX (0x5d1)was deployed a few minutes before the real one (0x2b591e) but had no transactions to it. This may have been an accidental deployment of a non-final version or there may have been some other weird issue.

The log chart helps you see the % change clearly. What’s interesting is that the SEC lawsuit had a smaller impact as a percent on hex than many of the other listed events. Of course there are many other external factors that also contribute (mid-May was around the time of FTX

The state of Sam Altman AI vs Elon Musk AI

The issue with the 9mm staking contract is an example of the risks of upgradable proxy contracts. In this situation the contract used by users was presumably safe, but the admin keys that have the priveledge to upgrade the proxy were compromised. This led to those admin keys

Is there a pulsechain bug bounty program?

All it takes is a modest 100x for HEX to return to its price 2 months before pulsechain launched

Imagine installing a wallet on your phone and you randomly generate the private key to the burner address. Believe it or not it is just a normal address. If you have proof this is impossible please correct me.

What happened in 2017 that accelerated the downtrend in marriage rate?

HEX All time average weekly range spans roughly $0.0447 to $0.062. The all time average range is a useful estimate of average cost basis across a selection of buyers through the 246 weeks of trading. This can be done on any chart with the dip catcher algorithm periods setting.

Prediction: in 90 days on September 3, Bitcoin will be $56k

Wow nailed this prediction

Satoshi Nakamoto directly translates to Intelligent Central. Carry on

If Bitcoin was a Pokémon it would be _______

If Ethereum was a Pokémon it would be _______

If HEX was a Pokémon it would be ______

If you went to middle and high school in the USA, chances are your textbooks were either Macmillan or McGraw Hill. Both of these publishing companies were owned by Robert Maxwell

The new stable swap protocol on PulseX reduces slippage between stable coins by using elements of the constant product and constant sum curves used for AMMs. This is useful for coins where there is an expected range to trade within. Can’t read the contract though, not verified.

Quite the plot twist at the end