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I personally suffered a significant loss with this one, hopefully the hacker which left several traces won't want to ruin his life with potential theft crime case and the funds with some sort of whitehat bounty will be returned DeFi can do better

@purrlend Hey @0xmil0 @purrlend did you see this: etherscan.io/idm?addresses=…

@DeFi_Made_Here You can swap your collateral and repay instead of adding

Supply caps are bad idea. Imagine all fine and markets are tanking a bit. You want to add collateral to stay safe but supply cap got hit and you can not safe yourself and you get rekt The proper way is to have borrow caps which we have on Fluid and which protected the protocol in the past

@UniswapFND Who said: “That’s all the users for Zksync” when team was celebrating? 😭

Uniswap Cup Final x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@BungeeExchange @Mehdi96_ MVP

Team Bungee 2 games 2 wins at Uniswap Cup. Invincible era? 👀

@KevinWSHPod @SeliniCapital @gametheorizing great pod, thanks!

E136: How to Build Wealth in an AI Economy - and The Role of Crypto - @SeliniCapital Founder and CIO @gametheorizing breaks down why the concept of retirement is obsolete in a world of AI, fiat dilution, and exponential wealth creation - and how crypto is the cleanest hedge we have. Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 1:59 Partnerships @JupiterExchange, @KASTcard, @bitwise, @SuiNetwork, @Mantle_Official, @ForzaBitcoin 3:00 Surviving on Five Hours 4:31 Years of Growth 5:28 Who is Jordi Alexander? 7:22 No Voice in My Head 9:52 Self Custody with @Trezor 10:45 Beyond Money and Work 13:23 Chip on the Shoulder 15:38 Moving Continents, Changing Self 17:12 Why $100K Feels Poor 19:05 When Money Stops Working 25:00 Judgement is Currency 27:05 Why Retirement Doesn’t Exist 30:18 Why Old Money Fades 33:27 Being Valuable to Society 35:03 Why Cash Loses Value 39:30 Why Stocks Can’t Beat Inflation 42:00 Crypto and the Next Frontier 44:03 Where Is Wealth Truly Safe? 48:53 Why Bitcoin Is the Bet 54:55 Altcoin Cycles Explained 56:57 Why Most Traders Lose 1:00:14 The Financial Death Wish 1:04:50 Winners, Losers, and NPCs 1:09:21 Clicks vs Credibility in Crypto 1:13:13 Rethinking the Retirement Mindset 1:14:33 Becoming Economically Productive 1:17:30 EQ and IQ 1:18:16 Escaping Survival Mode 1:20:40 Wealth Without Luck 1:21:26 Judging Who to Trust 1:25:27 Inefficiency is Opportunity 1:27:28 From Survival to Superpowers 1:29:34 Scaling Beyond Survival 1:31:02 Playing Offense 1:33:49 Bitcoin: Offense or Defense? 1:34:55 Beyond Four Year Cycles 1:36:57 Early in the Game 1:37:58 Destroying your Ego 1:42:57 Small Errors, Big Consequences 1:46:01 A Timeless Thesis 1:48:36 The Cost of Burnout 1:51:09 Protecting Your Time 1:52:47 Poker Productivity 1:55:14 Knowing When to Let Go 1:57:45 Seeing How the River Changes

@DefiIgnas Define rebalance bands/ limits of an asset allocation relative to your portfolio e.g: Max 10% per asset, if >10% sell to rebalance to 7.5%. You can make it to buy too

Any tips on how to be a better profit taker? And when/how to sell? I'm okay at identifying new narratives, hot projects, farming airdrops, and yapping but selling is my weak skill. Last bull cycle I sold $ETH at $2k - was mentally exhausted after a crazy bull run and was afraid to lose more after a 50% dip. $ETH then pumped 125% after my sell. It was painful. So, how do we actually take profits?!

Trust isn’t promised. It’s proven. We just released a deep dive on zkTLS tech (@primus_labs, @zkPass, @reclaimprotocol, @OpacityNetwork) on how to build private, verifiable finance. 👇 stormbit.finance/blogs/tzxa4cte…

@Stoiiic Bybit/Binance API would get you that, you can dm I will drop you the csv

what's the best way to pull accurate $BTC data (ideally for free)? looking to get 1-5 min. price & volume data for this year and would be nice to get it for the past few years so I can bin statistics into different regimes.

@TraderMercury what's the indicators you are using?

CT loves to use "Laggard" as a euphemism for "Relatively Weaker" erase the word "laggard" from your vocabulary, and watch as profitability increases long-term. you've seen me poke fun of $POPCAT longers, and reinforce bidding strong coins like $ONDO. this is why:

@TaikiMaeda2 what do you think of Taiko?

The beacon chain genesis happened four years ago on Dec 1, 2020. With a modest 0.5M ETH staked on day one, the parallel PoS chain provided zero immediate benefits to users. And yet the seed blossomed to become the strongest foundation blockchains have ever seen: → 10K consensus participants → $125B economic security → economic finality via L1 slashing → 51% attack recovery via L0 slashing → 100% uptime No other PoW or PoS chain comes close—the gap is immense. This is the power of long-term thinking, of taking the long and hard road. Looking ahead, there is a tremendous opportunity to cement Ethereum as the settlement layer for the internet of value. The beacon chain is far from perfect. There is a lot of work on a years-long upgrade journey. We want improved censorship resistance and MEV handling. We want smaller staking deposits, better delegation, faster finality. We want smarter issuance. We want full chain validation accessible to smartwatches, we want post-quantum security. In parallel to the consensus layer (CL) we want full danksharding at the data layer (DL) and native rollups at the execution layer (EL). I believe Ethereum can get it all. Many L1 improvements will ship incrementally every year for years to come. Some improvements like chain snarkification and post-quantum security will likely benefit from a holistic redesign. To complement L1 health upgrades, L2s will provide amazing performance improvements in months not years. Fast UX? Study ping-latency preconfs. Low fees and unbounded throughput? Study horizontal scaling of execution and DA. Synchronous composability? Study shared sequencing and real-time proving. The future of is bright. I invite you to get involved. Ethereum may just be humanity's most ambitious and exciting decentralised computing project.

@CloutedMind agree

devcon was and is amazing however no apps at devcon is honestly misguided why doesnt infinex or sparkfi or morpho or like any app ever have a stand or a talk app devs are devs i had a conversation with infra devs and it was literally refreshing for them to hear what people are actually building on their infra like do you guys realize what youre even building the infra for? devcon is also super refreshing this year cause there is so many new young devs we should also inspire them with our app layer not the spiciest infra solutions of intent based zk solvers that make mevving with your pants down 10x better or whatever app devs are devs i have no criticisms of devcon other than this devcon has always been about the devs and earlier on it was only about infra because thats all we had but its literally almost 2025 apps are pivotal and honestly we are at the app stage of the app->infra cycle i respect that devcon is about core ethereum development but i think theres space for the app layer just want to be mindful that being credibly neutral to the app layer doesnt turn into adversarial app devs are devs thanks clouted

i am continuing to raise funds for Gaza you can donate below: SOL: 6iohECyT5iKqa2YKwh6dXnhMQUwj1K38HQ44efutC7q6 ETH: 0x8F9aE9840a7E5982fC95442346819a47e490c752 for every 1 rt i will donate $10 up to $10K, please share!

The ticker is ETH

While everyone's looking at France there's a Pavel Durov case going on right now in the U.S. The U.S. v. STORM trial on December 4th will decide the fate of digital rights in the U.S. for a generation. But we're going to lose if we don't fund it. $2m is needed for legal defense now. Donate below. @rstormsf was arrested in his Seattle home by U.S. authorities - his crime? He published an open source tool called Tornado Cash to the internet that helps keep cryptocurrency private. As with every encryption tool in history, a lot of good people used it for privacy - and some bad people used it. He now faces years of jail in the U.S. because some bad people used the code he wrote. Are we going to ban every encryption tool that democratizes speech and power because bad people exist? If this case is lost the answer tips toward yes. I believe this is the 2020's version of the Phil Zimmerman trial of the 90s to get encryption off the munition list and make way for internet - last time the U.S. backed off and dropped the case due to public outcry - this time the we're dealing with a government that's more hostile and determined to prosecute away our digital rights. If Roman loses and bad precedent is set...the decentralized parts of the crypto in the U.S. are dead - private digital cash is gone - more broadly, I'm not sure any developer is safe - if bad guys use your code to do bad things you might go to jail, like Roman...like Pavel. Open source AI developers - you're next. Free societies can find a balance between digital rights and security - but arbitrarily putting developers in jail for publishing encryption code and depriving citizens of all means to privacy neither increase our freedom nor our security. Roman isn't some tech millionaire. He can't afford the insane legal bills required to win. $2m is needed for the S-Tier legal team required to win this case. We can't leave the fate of this case to a randomly assigned public attorney - that's what happens if the funds aren't raised. His trial is December 4th 2024. The funds are needed now. Donate to Roman Storm Case wewantjusticedao.org/donate Read the case brief & budget static.wewantjusticedao.org/docs/Legal_def… If you can't donate, like, RT, spread the message and share your support.

I honestly LOVE how it’s become extremely uncool to be an $ETH investor these days All these absolutely remarkable things being built on Ethereum, yet it’s the most hated asset in the entire world Will be volcanic eruptions of cope & seethe on the TL when $ETH doubles soon🌋📈

@EricJorgenson less calls, less distractions more focus

For maximum productivity I require at least three Sundays per week.

@ankerbachryhl @MadsLunau @getsamai Good luck bro 💪

Excited to announce that we’re back in SF to participate in YC S24 building Sam!

@teryanarmenn no fee for grayscale x.com/EricBalchunas/…

I think ETH ETF flows will disappoint because: 1. grayscale outflow % will be higher for eth because fee is higher (eth rate is 2.5% vs btc's initial rate of 2% and current 1.5%) 2. institutions wanting crypto exposure were not expecting eth eft, so they probably didn't save allocation for it (all in btc)