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Ditto@ditto_eth·
Most crypto projects spend $100K+ trying to crack Korea Market I built a Korea GTM Intelligence platform that gives you better output — for $0 🔵 Blue Pill : Everything you were paying $100K for — but free 🔴 Red Pill : The true playbook nobody shared Here's what's inside 👇
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MegaETH@megaeth·
MEGA TGE APRIL 30, 2026
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Matt Murray
Matt Murray@mattmurrs·
You missed the subway and need an e-bike across NYC, transit402.dev gets you there. Real-time MTA + Citi Bike data in one API. Pay just cents via x402 or MPP Add to your agent and get around NYC your way
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Seraphim@MacroMate8·
reading up incident reports from chaos labs, kelp, aave, layerzero and their conclusion is… it’s absolutely NO ONE’S FAULT? surely someone should bear SOME responsibility
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namik // mega-chef Σ:@NamikMuduroglu·
btw arbitrum with a 9/12 security council is more decentralized than every new chain (l1 or l2) launch in the past few years
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Ditto@ditto_eth·
@lobotomy_user cuz folks who are hiring people also don't understand nor use crypto either
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𝔩𝔲𝔫𝔞.𝔥𝔩@lobotomy_user·
why do crypto companies keep hiring people who don’t understand or use crypto
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Ditto@ditto_eth·
@naruto11eth I think people would have not dunked on LZ this hard if LZ did not try to dunk everything to Kelp though
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Naruto11.eth@naruto11eth·
i echo the same. lz is being blamed by all of ct. ofcourse the whole ct loves to dunk, but i dont think lz is alone to be blamed. they are a cracked team with great engineers. i dont see people blaming kelp as much as they going against lz why? ct loves to take down a bigger team. kelpdao is as much to blame as well. doesnt hurt much in reading docs and cross questioning your partner team if you are using them that deeply.
Quit@0xQuit

Of all involved parties I actually think LZ is being treated the most unfairly. Yes they could have added additional safeguards but it's not like they had negligent security, they had very good security and were the target of a state sponsored and highly sophisticated attack. All KelpDAO had to do on the other hand was read the LayerZero docs before using it to secure their multi billion dollar protocol. All Aave had to do was look at KelpDAO's LayerZero config. Not saying all three aren't to blame (they all deserve a share) but that's how I see it.

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Ditto@ditto_eth·
@xitguke Manufacturer isn't liable for you ignoring speed limits. But they are liable for car not working as intended.
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xitguke@xitguke·
@ditto_ if you buy a BMW M5, a car capable of 250 km/h but BMW explicitly does NOT recommend driving at that speed, and you ignore those warnings, floor it through traffic, break every rule, and get pulled over... is that BMW's fault?
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Ditto@ditto_eth·
Lmao — literally the worst statement that could have come out. - If the entire point of a DVN is customizable / modular security, why does a "1-of-1" configuration even exist in the first place? If the system allows this option, it’s not the fault of the customer who chose it—it’s a fundamental design flaw by the system that permitted it. - At the end of the day, the fact remains that the DVN RPC was compromised. DVN is a LayerZero product, and they are the ones who sold it to these teams.
LayerZero@LayerZero_Core

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Ditto@ditto_eth·
@sarangparikh22 @LayerZero_Core @KelpDAO This is non-sense. LZ isn't public goods nor open platform. It's product that their sales team sell to their customers against their competitors and provide services accordingly. It's literally the design flow of their service.
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Sarang Parikh@sarangparikh22·
Blaming @LayerZero_Core for the $292M @KelpDAO drain is like blaming the highway for a crash when the driver skipped brakes, seatbelts, airbags etc. LZ gives you the rails but you still have to wire in the safety - Pause + pre-checks, Rate limiting, DVN w/ client diversity and more I have already setup for all this :) I have built numerous of LayerZero / Stargate cross chain apps and OFTs from it's inception, crossing billions in volume. If you're running an OFT, my DMs are open, happy to take a look at your setup and help you harden it.
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Ditto@ditto_eth·
@0xJonnyDee yea I don't think one party is 100% responsible - I just don't like the statement above as it's trying to doge any liability from the incident
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Jonny Dee@0xJonnyDee·
@ditto_ Feels like it's a bit of a blame game going on right now. Let's see what KelpDAO says. Regardless, DeFi is currently in shambles.
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Markus_bidding_54@markus_·
Tplus is actually really good at this thanks to cross-margin plus matched-book-margin driven leverage 1. Long ETH on HL while cross-margined with tplus 2. Short ETH on Tplus - you're flat and all your capital is in HL Now lets consider how we source the ETH leverage 1/n
Walmart Bagger@BaggerWalmart

who is building the inverse ethena

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Ditto@ditto_eth·
btw DVN stands for "decentralized validator network"
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@ErikVoorhees just not allowing 1 of 1 config from the beginning 🤦
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Haseeb >|<@hosseeb·
TL:DR: * LayerZero says it was Kelp's fault for running 1/1 DVN setup, their docs warn against that (although LZ operated the actual DVN) * Yep, North Korea again * LayerZero had solid opsec but still got pwned (they're not disclosing the original compromise path it seems) * Crazy sophisticated attack. North Korea didn't actually fully compromise the LZ machine. But once they got in, they grabbed the set of RPCs the LZ machine used, and then hacked 2 of the RPC servers it was pulling from, installing fake versions of op-geth on those RPC servers. They then DDOSed the main RPC to cause failover to one of the hacked RPCs, and then the hacked RPCs reported the malicious transaction (hiding their tracks by giving different RPC responses to observability infra). Then once the attack was done, the malicious binary self-destructed, deleting the logs on the compromised RPCs. Very, very complex attack. * Boy, LZ really are not doing themselves favors with lines like these: "We want to be unambiguous on this point: the LayerZero protocol itself functioned exactly as intended throughout this event. [...] The entire attack was isolated to a single application – zero contagion risk throughout the system, zero other OFTs or OApps impacted." 😬
LayerZero@LayerZero_Core

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Ditto@ditto_eth·
@LayerZero_Core Lmao — literally the worst statement that could have come out
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FoxyPenguin 小狐狸@FoxyPenguinApe·
A project told me recently they're "entering Asia" Their plan was to hire one regional lead, translate the website, X, open a Telegram group I asked them which Asia > Japan moves through trust built long before the meeting starts
> South Korea values warm intros from people already respected
> Malaysia has multiple circles and communities that don’t always overlap
> China moves so fast it makes other markets feel paused "Asia" is a continent of completely different trust systems. You can't shortcut trust with a translated landing page Honestly, that’s what we been building @pudgypenguins in Asia too. Some of the strongest growth came from dinners, small meetups, community chats and people feeling genuinely seen The best projects don’t “enter Asia” They earn their place in it 🐧
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Shae
Shae@antiiheroine·
A long overdue news from me but happy to announce that for the past ~2 months, I’ve been working at @nansen_ai as part of the GTM team 🥳 As most of you guys know, Nansen is the AI-powered platform for onchain investing. My role focuses on: • Partnering with content creators who want to deliver high-quality onchain insights and grow their audience organically • Connecting with credible web3 projects to bring exclusive access and rewards to Nansen’s premium users • Driving B2B partnerships to expand Nansen’s staking initiatives So if you’re building in web3, creating content, or exploring partnerships, happy to have a chat! 🫶
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Ditto@ditto_eth·
One downside: Due to Telegram's nature, running the analysis requires you to manually provide quite a bit of data, which can be a bit tedious. I'm going to polish it up and make it much easier to use. + P.S. The next feature I want to add is a way to get Telegram channels exposed on external platforms. I haven't thought of a good way to do this yet, so I'm still brainstorming.
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Ditto@ditto_eth·
< Telegram Channel Growth Skill > I built a Telegram Growth Skill (github.com/dittoanec/tg-g…) that you can use with Claude. Growing a Telegram channel is a bit unique compared to other platforms: - No Algorithm: Writing great content doesn't automatically push you to wider audiences. - Low Discoverability: The platform's structure makes it difficult to draw inbound traffic from external sources. From my experience, the most effective strategy for Telegram growth is: - Clearly defining your target audience persona and writing for them, while simultaneously... - Capturing the attention of larger channels that target that exact same persona. To help with this, I designed the Telegram Skill to analyze the following elements: 1. Audience Persona: Understand who your subscribers are (what they like, what content they react to). 2. Performance Anomalies: Figure out why views dropped, why churn was high, or why you saw a subscriber spike on specific days. 3. Targeting Big Channels: Identify the current interests of the large channels you want to attract, and suggest what you should write to catch their eye. 4. Content Alignment: Measure how well your actual content matches your audience's persona.
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madhav@madhavg·
I have spent close to $100k from my @KASTxyz and @RedotPay cards, Pretty much zero rewards or extra service other than some move tokens. I am switching crypto cards, someone recommend a few better ones.
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