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Maintenance on the main domain is complete. The site is fully operational again — Keep $HASHING hash256.org

@CigkofteFish We are working on a big Update! it will make a lot of minters happy!

@hash256dotorg I ran it nonstop for 7 hours at 960 MH, and it didn't do anything @hash256dotorg

$HASH · day1 · holders: 405 → 1,905 (+1,500) · era 1: 17,947 / 100,000 mints (17.95%) · total minted: 1,794,700 / 18,900,000 · difficulty: 65,536× → projected 262,144× next retarget · next halving: ~82,000 mints to go keep $HASHING

@ifechukwu_eth @rylnei x.com/hash256dotorg/…

@rylnei @hash256dotorg Lol what’s Hashdotorg about

My PC gave up the moment I started mining on @hash256dotorg 😭

@Rebalsnow it is all automatic

@hash256dotorg When Balance update and we need to withdraw out token? And automatic transfer?

Maintenance on the main domain is complete. The site is fully operational again — Keep $HASHING hash256.org

@broc_crys91089 @rahah001 no it is not. it was a backup domain used by the team while the main domain was under updates

@rahah001 @hash256dotorg . Fun is a log stealer

@rahah001 Main domain is back live. hash256.org

@hash256dotorg Google says the site is unsafe.

@Emerson2227 @hackenai It is based on the same model BTC is based. Are you saying that BTC is not safe?

@hackenai @hash256dotorg The interesting part isn't the "free mining." It's how many users connect wallets and keep sessions open without really understanding the underlying risk model.

FREE MONEY BUTTON DETECTED. That is why $HASH is everywhere right now. Browser mining sounds simple: connect your wallet, keep the tab open, and mine free tokens. It feels like the old $BTC faucet era came back. But this time, it's a bit different⬇️

@HashWalkerX The NFT is locked on unycript . WE already posted the link yesterday and you can check yourself on chain. app.uncx.network/lockers/univ4/…

Responsible disclosure: @hash256dotorg claims “LP locked forever.” It’s not. Here’s the proof. Attempted responsible disclosure — DM closed. Posting publicly. In Hash.sol, the _permissions() function sets: · beforeRemoveLiquidity: false · afterRemoveLiquidity: false Uniswap V4 hooks only execute if the corresponding flag bit in the hook address is active. A value of false means the bit is 0, so V4 skips the hook entirely. The revert InvalidAction() written inside beforeRemoveLiquidity() is dead code; it is never executed during LP removal. Ever. The Controller (0x39499cb9...) received the LP position NFT when seedPool() was called. Standard Uniswap V4 PositionManager rules apply, the NFT owner can modify their position at will. No timelock. No governance. No other lock mechanism exists anywhere in this contract. Current pool liquidity: ~$137K. Verify yourself, the source is verified on Etherscan: #code" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">etherscan.io/address/0xAC7b… Search for _permissions. One line. That’s all it takes. Happy to be corrected if I’m missing something.

@Ngocbanggg Main domain is back live! use hash256.org

Kèo $Hash này coi bộ rủi ro Mọi người tham gia thì dùng ví mới nhé ạ. Mà hiện cũng không claim được đâu @hash256dotorg

@yangfengzilin if it stays unprofitable, miners drop off → difficulty retargets down → mining gets cheaper for whoever stays

@hash256dotorg What we dug up isn't even enough for gas

Optimisation patch pushed live: -> every nonce saved with valid/invalid/submitted badge -> retry submit per row · cross-device sync -> webgpu race on stop/start: fixed more optimisations. more mining. Team $HASH

@Coo9o99 x.com/hash256dotorg/…

@hash256dotorg I can't dig it at all, I almost dug up my graphics card and dug it all afternoon without digging a single one, so it's better to give up

how $HASH difficulty works: retargets every 2,016 mints last window was fast → it got harder currently 65,536× launch (2^16, retargeted 16 times) if hashrate drops, next epoch becomes easier on its own that's the point of pow.

@GKukuqi Sorry for the inconvenience, we are continuously improving the process.

@hash256dotorg 挖到了根本就领取不成功，浪费了很多GAS，果断放弃

@bayere369 No, you just need eth to claim the tokens if you get tokens from mining

@hash256dotorg do i need eth to mine ?

@Monothiez The main domain is back up and running. The team was performing updates and maintenance on it. We also invite people to use fresh wallets to reduce any risk. The safety of our holders and miners is our top priority.

Is $HASH Trying to Scam the community or ? I noticed that the whole CT is trying to farm the free $22 and some are trying to gain from the impressions. which is not bad . BUT : I'm looking at it from different perspectives { Safty first} The Biggest Red Flag Here Is : +The phrase{ from the Team}: “alternatively, you can continue mining through your own CLI setup” is where i considered risk increases; Why? Because CLI setups often require. -downloading unknown executables, -running terminal commands, -granting permissions, -connecting wallets/API keys, or disabling security protections. That creates opportunities for: -wallet draining, -malware installations -clipboard hijacking, -remote access trojans, This is common in fake “node/mining” projects. observe the Permission Some scripts ask users to run commands like: { check screenshot} That can give full system access. Very dangerous unless fully audited and open-source. Declaimer: I'm not calling them scammers, I'm Trying my best to make sure my community is safe , because I understand very well that many will run this with their main Wallet and many other important stuff. like and Retweet

@Chuksdakingz @Zun2025 Your submitted hash can not be stolen by anoher user, because it is dependant on the wallet that submits it. You can see it in the source code -> function _challenge

@Zun2025 @hash256dotorg is it still worth it? two of my mine transactions were hijacked by this wallet (0x3e697046fb4506167636F80AB26BCEDABEf46bdD)

even in the era of AI, if you r still mining @hash256dotorg on browser, sry u NGMI

@Monothiez 😂😂😂

what if $HASH Want to scam /steal our information?? meanwhile: have you withdrawn the free $22? 🤣🤣

@PavanEth05 Yes, it is fully safe and always has been.

@hash256dotorg Is the website safe to open?

You can stop using the .fun domain. Some UI updates were also pushed to improve the overall user experience