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💥 @TeamKhabib 💥 Humanitarian 💥 Inspirational 💥 Humility 💥 Warrior

@AxisAlive You still got plenty of tokens to dump ✅😂 Shameless infuencers

What if SolidX did it again?

@TurntSalty @CrusherTrades 🎯✅

You don’t “get around” OS censorship while your only key lives in their secure element. You step outside the enclosure: keep a raw-key / hardware wallet path the OS can’t revoke, spread authority across non-correlated devices or signers (multisig, social recovery), and refuse any L1 design where phone enclaves are mandatory instead of optional UX. #PulseChain $pDAI

What’s unsaid: Your sovereignty is now gated by: Phone vendor (Apple/Google hardware enclave). OS permissions and updates. Any future regulation over secure elements / passkeys. Compromise, revocation, or policy change at the hardware/OS level = silent kill switch on your wallet, with no raw key in your possession. “Better UX” is the sales language for deeper coupling between Ethereum keys and corporate hardware roots of trust. This is another step in the same direction as blobspace, gas futures, and PGF: Ethereum aligning itself with institutional rails and corporate trust anchors, while calling it “user experience.”

@RedHatPentester I name my folders..... Execute Malware 1 Execute Malware 2 Execute Malware 3 .....

Imagine you have a folder on your computer called “Money.” You open it a few times and later you delete it, thinking it is gone forever. But here is the truth: Even though the Money folder itself is deleted.
Windows secretly keeps a memory that the folder existed and that you opened it. That memory is stored in Shellbags. Shellbags do not show: 1. The actual files inside the folder 2. The contents of those files 3. Any documents you opened inside that folder Shellbags tell investigators: “You opened this folder, at this time, in this location.”

@cryptosolv 🎯✅

There's been lots of chatter about the probable "low marketcap" of $ProveX recently, but is that really a relevant metric? The crypto world is still really stuck on the concept of marketcap being a relevant figure, but what actually matters? ✅ Price ✅ Liquidity Last cycle Hexicans spent an ungodly amount of energy trying to spread the "marketcap doesn't matter" message, but it seems like everyone has since forgotten and is back focusing entirely on this number. "I'm not gonna buy this meme, it's already hit 20m MC" "Bro this coin is such a good entry at 50k MC" Neither of these statements make sense. Does your 20m MC coin have $50k of liquidity, or $3m of liquidity? Because that's a much more relevant figure, it dictates how much you can buy or sell and how much that's going to impact the price. If we desperately want to keep playing the marketcap game, and we can convince the world that OA supply should be removed, then here's the marketcaps of all current core coins: $PLS is an absolute bargain compared to many other L1 tokens. Want to flip $SOL? Great news, $PLS is going to do a 320x from here. $HEX theoretically hit #3 marketcap in crypto last cycle, and if you think it can get back there then it's still got an 1800x in the tank. So much pointless mental arithmetic. ✍️ As a good example of this, at current $HEX price/liquidity, $10m of buys would increase the price by 66x - placing it at around 19c. That $10m of buys would increase the marketcap of $HEX by ~$13 billion and place it at the 11th highest marketcap cryptocurrency - right behind Cardano, an 'in it 4 the tech' ghost chain that does ~10% of the DEX volume PulseChain does. $133 million of buys would place $HEX marketcap above $BTC... Marketcap is a stupid metric. $HEX hit "#3 marketcap" last cycle, but on a fraction of the volume and liquidity of $BTC and $ETH which were obviously #1 and #2 respectively. Consider what this might mean for ProveX. It's not about marketcap - it's about price, liquidity and sentiment. If you can get those 3 things right, that's where you get your gains - not some pointless comparison to other tokens around it.

@cryptosolv @Ashum_defi 😂

What if the OA doesn't sacrifice for $ProveX at all? Just mints a bonus portion of supply to be used for liquidity provision and maybe a "no expectations" address. Having an 'OA supply' for HEX made sense due to how staking yield is calculated. It hasn't really achieved the same for PLS and PLSX - it just created large, dormant chunks of supply that artificially inflates both marketcaps for those who care about pointless metrics. The sac funds have already been put into TornadoCash, it seems like a huge amount of admin to pull them back out and make them publicly visible all over again. Would you see this move as bullish or bearish? Everyone expects a very specific move in the last few days of the sacrifice, but what if it's time to pivot from the expected to the unexpected?

@GigaTheMinter Savage 😂

We who are about to die, salute you

@cryptico200 🎯✅

@gothburz Kinda fair 🎯✅

Last week our CISO asked me to present on “zero trust architecture.” I don’t know what that means. I make $340,000 a year. I haven’t touched a firewall since Obama’s first term. But I have a CISSP. I passed by memorizing acronyms. I still don’t know what half of them stand for. I opened my presentation with “assume breach.” Everyone nodded gravely. I said “defense in depth” three times. The board was captivated. Then a junior analyst raised her hand. She asked how we’d implement microsegmentation. I felt a cold sweat. I said, “Great question. Let’s take that offline.” She persisted. I said we should “leverage AI-driven solutions.” She asked which ones. I said, “The cloud-native ones.” She looked confused. I told her confusion was natural. I said, “Security is a journey, not a destination.” The CEO started clapping. I don’t know why. But others joined in. The analyst stopped asking questions. I ended with “security is everyone’s responsibility.” This meant it was no one’s responsibility. Especially not mine. We got breached two weeks later. I blamed the analyst for “creating a culture of doubt.” She got put on a PIP. I got promoted to VP. Resilience isn’t about preventing failure. It’s about surviving it. Preferably while others don’t.

@stridentcitizen @tigerCryptoG0d @KR4ATH What's with all the transformer posts about this tattooed weird schizo 😂

I appreciate and accept the apology from @tigerCryptoG0d for making false accusations about my self and @KR4ATH I also apologize for trolling the community on X asking if I should sell pTIGER I’m not selling, in-fact I bought I’ve bought more Onwards and up wards

@stridentcitizen I go on holiday for a week and miss the drama 😂

This is crazy

@dr_ericberg Stay away from loose women..... Great for avoiding STD ✅

Have you ever found a natural cure that worked better than you expected?

@GFYSTWO @it_unprofession 🎯✅ 😂

@it_unprofession If you were a real IT professional you would have put him on the neighbors wi-fi...

Last week I hosted family for Thanksgiving. My 12-year-old nephew asked for the WiFi password. He wanted to play Roblox on his iPad. I looked at the device. Unmanaged. No antivirus. No encryption. I’m an IT Professional. I don't run an open network. So I didn’t give him the password. Instead, I spent 45 minutes provisioning a Guest VLAN. I set up a captive portal. I throttled the bandwidth down to 56kbps. Then I blocked all traffic on ports 80 and 443. He came back crying. He said it wouldn't load. My sister screamed at me to "just let him play." I told her that Zero Trust architecture doesn't care about bloodlines. We didn't have a "fun" Thanksgiving. But we had a secure perimeter. You’re welcome for the compliance.

@keyth0s @it_unprofession 🎯✅😂

@it_unprofession I have zero-trust at home. Everything is isolated, including me, who I trust the least.

@it_unprofession Fair 🎯✅ 😂

@Skorn__ @cryptosolv 🎯✅

@cryptosolv Goated analysis as always

Price of $PLS got you down? There's a few wallets hammering it here at the lows, and one of the major culprits is one we showcased in August - let's look at what's happened since then. Back in August we identified a large $PLS and $PLSX sac whale that had offloaded >$13m (likely closer to $18m) from PulseChain so far, but had run out of liquid capital and was down to just their validators. Their main validator wallet 0x939B45797A14071a25C5f4409E5F45e13F44cD39 had 3,969 validators at the time of that analysis, and as of today they're down to 3,454 - a loss of 515 validators (approx 16.5b $PLS). That exited supply has been snuck out to a number of side-wallets and sold, particularly in the last 10 days where 16.67b $PLS was moved to 8 different wallets and (mostly) dumped. In the last 10 days, they've sold and bridged out $271,886 worth of $PLS (they haven't quite emptied the wallets yet or it'd be more) - they bridge out a mixture of small(ish) values of $USDC, $ETH and $wBTC to fly under the radar, it's been a common theme of these wallets since the start. Looking slightly further back, since our last analysis on the 26th August, the total figure sold and bridged out is $586,843. When combined with another (unrelated) validator that made a complete exit in early November (x.com/cryptosolv/sta…), these 2 entities have contributed to a little over $650k of #sellpressure on the price of $PLS in November alone. Every time we post numbers like this, we always get a few "bUt cRyPtOsOlV $650k iS nOtHiNg" responses, and you'd be right if you ignore the current state of PLS liquidity. We covered this a few days back, but PLS vs stables/ETH liquidity on PulseX is approx $8m right now, if you made $650k of sells into that you'd drop the price by ~30-35% courtesy of how paired AMM liquidity works. PLS vs ETH in November as a reference point below. ✍️ What's their end goal here? Impossible to predict, but it certainly looks like they're making a slow, but full exit. It appears as though they'll sell regardless of the price, and at this rate there's a very good chance they'll push $PLS to new ATLs - we still have a bit of a wick to surpass to get there. The proceeds don't appear to be going to the ProveX sac (unless they're washing it through CEXs first), and they're offramping to Rollbit on a regular basis.

@PulseChainStats @cryptosolv 🎯✅

@cryptosolv Yep and on top of our big seller guy and thin lp we have people with single sided lps now set up trying to exit, so on both ends we are fighting a losing battle right now.

@cryptosolv @yearnfi 🎯✅ 💰

What's most impressive about the @yearnfi hack is that they executed all of it within a single transaction. Created attack contracts, performed the attack, TornadoCashed out most of the proceeds, then self-destructed the contracts in a single transaction/block. Top tier.

@T3chFalcon 🎯✅

Open Command Prompt (Admin) and run: netsh wlan delete profile name=* That wipes it clean. But unless you script that to run on shutdown, the diary starts writing again tomorrow. 💀

@T3chFalcon 🎯✅

You probably weren’t told this, but… Your laptop is keeping a travel diary of everywhere you have been for the last 5 years. It’s called WLAN-AutoConfig. Every time you connect to WiFi, Windows logs: SSID (the network name) BSSID (the router’s MAC) Timestamp of the connection Those entries sit in your saved profiles and WLAN event logs. Most people never clear them. And here’s the problem: A BSSID is a physical device ID. Crowdsourced databases like WiGLE(@wiglenet) map millions of BSSIDs to real-world coordinates. So a forensic analyst doesn’t need a location tracker. They just dump your WiFi history… Plug those MACs into a database… And instantly reconstruct a map of where your laptop has been. 💀

@LitGainz Sarcastic response to your previous posts If RH bent me over and cost me everything these are the steps I would consider to find him My advice for you..... Get off social media before it eats you up and you go insane

@CryptoBrawlerUK Can you break this answer down please it’s a bit too cryptic for me atm Thanks