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One of the die-hard HEX and Pulse KOLs, @CryptoCoffee369, is now begging for money. Would you support him? He helped get people wrecked, me included, and still doing it, just like the rest of the HEX and Pulse YouTubers. And he never had the balls to call out @RichardHeartWin for deceiving the community. Own it.

According to this email Matthew Mellon of BNY Mellon was also ensnared in Epstein's web. At the time of Mellon's 'death or disappearance' in 2018 at an Ibogaine treatment facility in Mexico, Mellon was in possession of ~$500 Million in $XRP. As Epstein and his Mossad backers obsessed over taking control of $XRP through legal or illegal means (or subtafuge by agents like Gary Gensler, @SBF_FTX and @ScamDetective5) to prop up $BTC, the question needs to be asked, was Matthew Mellon, the CEO of @BNYglobal murdered to either secure his $XRP stake or prevent it's adoption? Were Epstein's efforts successful or did disappearing Mellon fall short? BNY Mellon has been an interesting player to watch these last few years.

Under this new administration & approach towards digital assets. The @SECGov & Commissioners should make a public statement on the few tokens that are >>Exempt<< from 1930s SecLaw, there's a very small list of assets that qualify under that label

.@CFTC Joins SEC to Clarify the Application of Federal Securities Laws to Crypto Assets: cftc.gov/PressRoom/Pres…

🚨THE BIGGEST SINGLE TRANSACTION LOSS IN DEFI? A POST-MORTEM OF HOW A USER LOST ~$50M IN ONE CLICK Recently, a DeFi user swapped $50.4 million of aEthUSDT into just $36,000 of aEthAAVE on the Aave platform using a CoW Swap widget. Both protocols have now released reports on the incident, detailing a mix of illiquid markets, user error, and compounding technical failures. Here is a breakdown of what went wrong and how Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) bots capitalized on the trade: • The Interface Warning: Aave noted that the user manually acknowledged a "High price impact (99.9%)" warning before proceeding. • The Technical Breakdown: CoW Swap identified several system failures. A legacy hardcoded gas ceiling rejected better quotes, the winning solver failed to execute the trade on-chain, and a suspected "mempool leak" exposed the private transaction to the public. • The Illiquid Route: Because the better quotes failed, the massive order was ultimately routed through a SushiSwap AAVE/WETH pool holding only about $73,000 in total liquidity. • The Sandwich Attack: Because the transaction leaked to the public mempool, an MEV bot spotted the incoming order. It front-ran the trade to buy up the available AAVE, forcing the user to buy at vastly inflated prices. The bot then back-ran the trade by selling the AAVE immediately after, netting a ~$9.9 million profit. • The Block Builder's Cut: To guarantee this exact sequence of transactions, the MEV bot paid the block builder (Titan Builder), who extracted approximately $34 million in ETH for facilitating the block. To prevent this from happening again, @aave is deploying "Aave Shield" to automatically block swaps with a price impact above 25% by default, while @CoWSwap has patched its legacy gas limits.