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You and your friend give mainnet eth to kelp, they stake it and give you rseth as a claim token for your eth + ongoing yields You decide to keep your rseth Your friend decides to deposit into a bridge and get another claim token on a different chain to his rseth in the bridge The bridge contract has its rseth which backs your friends bridged tokens stolen Should you get a haircut despite not being deposited in the bridge? Or should your friend take all the losses as he knew he was exposed to the bridge risk by using it?

From now on, projects that call themselves AI and say they will change the world have a serious nightmare. We also warn platforms and ecosystems. Definitely check the projects you shill, otherwise Mefai comes and you may be upset. Until now, there were audit firms. But no one was auditing the projects. Meaning, whether the claim and the code match. Why weren’t they doing it? Because everyone had a fear of code, the claims on their pages were incompatible with the code. What they said they were building was always imaginary. They couldn’t trust their own structure. They didn’t have the technical capacity to do this. Why is Mefai fearless? What we write on the page and the code are more than exactly aligned. In fact, it is more advanced than what we write. Not just one, but dozens of different AIs, offchain and onchain, can be seen, and it can even be understood how seriously the training process is done. Just by looking at our AIV2 API, one can understand how serious an AI model is running. In most projects this is either a ready one line code, not a joke we shared it. In some, Grok, Gemini, GPT, Claude, etc.Using these is not even the problem, at least you could have written a skill, there is not even a skill. They search 14 words and return an answer, and sell this to you as artificial intelligence. Forget about developing panels or autotrade, with Mefai skills and Binance skills we allow people to build their own platforms. Not only privately, we also make very serious contributions openly on GitHub without expecting any financial return. This fearlessness comes from the fact that what we say and what we do are highly consistent, and from the technical capacity we have to do this comfortably, and we will do this to create awareness in people. Also, our principles are as follows. We hide what needs to remain hidden. No one wants anything to be hacked. But we share code and outputs, so everyone can verify. Because we do not exaggerate. We do not attack. We only read the code, and through your own APIs.YOUR DATA. Your project tells us, and we will tell people. We write what is in a professional way. But as you will see soon, there are such problems that you will be shocked. However, we also present our respects to the teams that do their job well. Because the number of them is really very low.