Recent content by root777

honestly stick to hooks from established teams: Bunni (mean finance team) Doppler (whetstone research) Arrakis migrations avoid anything launched in last 2 months without proven track record

for those who missed it: Hook didn't validate callback origins Attacker could call hook functions directly Protocol credited fake token deposits Converted fake credits to real tokens $11M drained Classic "trust but don't verify" scenario. Basic access control 101

Which is why proper air-gapped systems and multi-sig are critical. No single employee should have ability to authorize $300M transfer.

Ok here is quick breakdown - the exchange suffered a major security breach on May 30th where hackers managed to steal about 4,500 BTC, which was worth around $305 million at the time of the attack. Since that incident happened, all withdrawals have been completely suspended for over seven months...

That's bankruptcy law. Assets are valued at petition date to prevent exactly this kind of dispute. Otherwise every bankruptcy would drag on forever with creditors arguing about asset values.

Quick breakdown of what's happening: Court uses November 11, 2022 prices (bankruptcy petition date) You get 119% of that value BTC was ~$17k then vs $105k+ now First payouts ($1.2B) going to claims under $50k 50% of recovery funds held back for disputed claims This is standard bankruptcy law...

code still runs but they can prosecute anyone who uses it

Prosecuting developers for code is like arresting Tim Berners-Lee for creating the web because criminals use it

maybe thats good thing? most retail gets rekt in early stage anyway

bankruptcy proceedings still ongoing. might see some recovery eventually but probably pennies on dollar

Maybe start with education? Show her bitcoin basics, how it works, why it exists. Fear usually comes from ignorance.

this thread is depressing. we used to gamble for fun now arguing about AI manipulation and addiction. maybe time to log off for a while

classic bait and switch. they build up community for months, verify contract (which only verifies code is viewable, not that it's safe), then rug when enough people approve. sorry for your loss man

Each dice site has verification tool built in. Basics: you get client seed (you can change), server seed hash (site provides before roll), and nonce (roll number). After roll, you can verify calculation with server seed (revealed after) matched the result. Prevents retroactive manipulation.

If you want to filter signal from noise, check GitHub activity: $OCEAN: 140+ active devs, weekly commits $FET: solid protocol development $AGIX: regular updates but more research-focused $GRT: proven indexing solution in production Most others = marketing > development