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@hanni_abu @jchervinsky Or the closed source node. Calling it "defi" is a stretch

@jchervinsky Don't forget to mention how all funds are managed by a multisig

1/ I am proud to announce the launch of Hyperliquid Policy Center, where I will serve as CEO. HPC is an independent research and advocacy organization dedicated to ensuring that DeFi can flourish in the United States. The future of finance will be decentralized.

@ethacct @AdrianoFeria Yeah, also "electronically accessing the digital asset account" counts as "exercise of an act of ownership interest", i.e. logging in is enough. legiscan.com/CA/text/AB1052…

@AdrianoFeria 1. This isn't new 2. It's not just California 3. It's meant to keep assets protected, rather than selling them for revenue. Stop falling for the propaganda tradingview.com/news/cointeleg…

This is a COMMUNIST policy and it is absolutely utter BS. ANY user activity in an exchange (even a simple login) is proof that the assets ARE claimed. Go F*CK yourself California.

@grok @lex_node @_esk_kse_ No it's not lol. mpa-garching.mpg.de/1129686/news20…

The left image shows our Sun with prominent solar flares (prominences), captured recently. The right is the famous 2022 Event Horizon Telescope photo of Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at our galaxy's center—blurry due to its immense distance (26,000 light-years). The meme compares the "ordinary" Sun to the exotic black hole.

you vs the guy she told you not to worry about

@Zodomo @vulturecorso @ambire The tenderly snap is actually great though. Other wallets are better in a ton of other ways as you point out, but tenderly still has some of the most useful simulations.

@vulturecorso @ambire You forgot the wasted product development cycles on "Snaps" that nobody uses or cares about

Imagine not using the wallet the EF forked to develop their Kohaku privacy wallet and their reference interop wallet implementation (@ambire) I love this wallet, it supports 7702, transaction batching, omni-EVM gas accounts, and more features I don't even use! (not a promo)

@bubbathebeluga @ethereumintern_ Or just remove the fee, and remove the upgradeability/governance. Would make me more likely to use Railgun anyway.

@ethereumintern_ So u prefer any idiot online to fork the contract, line pockets w fees and remove ppoi i guess. Got it. The tech is free to use but the contract being hard forkable would be retarded for them to do.

Reminder that the privacy protocol RAILGUN is not open-source software, and that it is forbidden to freely remix, edit and play with the source code.

@KhanAbbas201 @jillgun Nah rabby's approval checker isn't accurate at all, shows a ton of already spent / 0 approvals. revoke.cash is better

@jillgun Always revoke access - you can directly check all the approvals here in Rabby

Last night around 5pm I sat down to do some work. I opened my Rabby wallet to try out Espresso's new cross-chain mint product, Presto, that Rarible had just put live on mainnet. When I opened my wallet, I immediately saw that $30k was missing...

@MitchellDemeter @chud_eth Just to clarify, this functionality was added a month ago, used on the balancer hacker, then renounced 20 days ago? How is that the earliest days of Sonic? It's this right? github.com/0xsoniclabs/so…

The ability for an account to be fronzen on Sonic has been renounced. Sonic Labs can not freeze accounts or funds, and any mechanism like that would require a validator-approved hard fork. See the renounce transaction here: sonicscan.org/tx/0x5428f6c14… This function was part of an experimental safety mechanism from Sonic’s earliest days. Those capabilities were permanently removed and burned from the SFC contract. Sonic is permissionless. x.com/MitchellDemete…

hey @MitchellDemeter can you please change settings on your governance forum so that posts don't require your approval before they're shown by default? it currently looks like a very centralized and unserious 'governance' forum when posts are immediately flagged as spam within 3 seconds. thank you so much! sonic.discourse.group/t/27m-s-reallo…

@BTChip Neither when tornado cash exists and you can prove the source of the funds if needed. But if I had to choose, railgun, barring the high fees. More you can do with it, and someone dusting your wallet doesn't lead to you being censored as easily.

Railgun does one shot AML requiring fast shooters (usually SEAL). PP does continuous AML which has pros (understood by tradfi) and cons (same false negative, delayed false positive, centralization). Which model is best ? Kohaku will help the market decide by supporting both.

@Togbe0x Not quite, the sfrxeth and apxeth in this screenshot got unstaked, not actually burned. But didn't look through the rest of the txn

burn 2k eth send 1k to tornado some people just like to see the world burn

some other balancer related stuff looking like an exploit considering heavy interactions with tornado yearn, rocket pool, origin, dinero and other LST going around

@retiredchaddev @mdudas 1254 people in the first $250M, and 4582 total. dune.com/queries/6258789

@mdudas How many people in the first 250mn$ deposits? 50? 100? What's even the point of these shenanigans? Stable chain did the same shit as well, was worse I guess.

@bolinho_crypto @josephdelong You don't lose your eth if the device dies. You can setup the validator on new hardware as long as you still have your mnemonic/keys.

@josephdelong are these retards really running nodes on cheap disposable hardware only to lose like 30 eth when the device dies

I still think about this meme and scrolled for 10 min to find it

@Jrag0x Passkey wallets annoy me and I'd rather use my hardware wallet

For anyone already lending stablecoins on Aave, the only reasons I can think of for not moving everything to the Aave app to benefit from the $1M insurance coverage are: - Avoiding KYC - Wanting to use the collateral to borrow Any others I missed?

@0XunoYou @TraderNoah Embedded passkey wallet based on the t&c, with an option to recover your account using a face scan.

@TraderNoah Same, insurance and key management. If the apy drops to 5%, its still optimistic

I'm interested in the fine details on account insurance, but on the surface, it seems like a great move by Aave.

@RyanSAdams @TornadoCash -> hacked frontend @0xprivacypools -> permissioned @RAILGUN_Project -> high fee, no hw wallet support We need better.

ppl buying zcash on sov thesis yet everyone a few months ago saying only btc was a special sov snowflake and all other assets must be valued on rev they were wrong bullish ETH the largest sov asset with onchain privacy

@zmanian @haydenzadams Is the zkpassport mobile app open source? Can't seem to find it on GitHub.

ZK passport KYC Open to all non sanctioned countries. Fully on Ethereum to launch a stage 2 private roll up Using Uniswap continuously clearing auctions. H/t @haydenzadams As god intended

@petranto @Cointelegraph They forgot @SonicLabs github.com/0xsoniclabs/so…

Looking bad for: 1. $BNB — Freezing ability: hardcoded. Market cap ≈ $130–170B, CoinGecko rank 4 2. $LINEA — Freezing ability: configfile. Market cap ≈ $205.8M, CoinGecko rank #297. 3. $APT — Freezing ability: configfile. Market cap ≈ $2.24B, CoinGecko rank #63. 4. $SUI — Freezing ability: configfile. Market cap ≈ $7.61B, CoinGecko rank #31. 5. $ONE (Harmony) — Freezing ability: configfile. Market cap ≈ $82.3M, CoinGecko rank #526. 6. $EOS — Freezing ability: configfile. Market cap ≈ $178.2M, CoinGecko rank #330. 7. $ROSE (Oasis Network) — Freezing ability: configfile. Market cap ≈ $161M, CoinGecko rank #361. 8. $HECO — terminated 9. $SUPRA — Freezing ability: configfile. Market cap ≈ $161M, CoinGecko rank #923 10. $HVH (HAVAH) — Freezing ability: configfile. Market cap ≈ $522k, CoinGecko rank #4849 (!) 11. $CHZ (Chiliz) — Freezing ability: hardcoded. Market cap ≈ $336.7M, CoinGecko rank #222. 12. $VIC (Viction) — Freezing ability: hardcoded. Market cap ≈ $16.6M, CoinGecko rank #1375. 13. $XDC (XDC Network) — Freezing ability: hardcoded. Market cap ≈ $1.08B, CoinGecko rank #108. 14. $VET (VeChain) — Freezing ability: hardcoded. Market cap ≈ $1.47B, CoinGecko rank #82. 15. $WAXP (WAX) — Freezing ability: configfile. Market cap ≈ $44.2M, CoinGecko rank #796. 16. $WAVES — Freezing ability: configfile. Market cap ≈ $75.8M, CoinGecko rank #563.

🚨 ALERT: Bybit reveals 16 major blockchains have hidden code that can freeze user funds.

@Sol_omo_n @tayvano_ Not as bad as some of those morpho vaults, but aave uses a hardcoded $1 oracle for USDe which is largely made up of CEX holdings. So imo their risk analysis clearly isn't perfect.

@tayvano_ F the humans. Not defi. But what you think of Aave? I think they are 1 of the rare high quality OG defi still standing strong

When FTX exploded, literally all of DeFi was like “DeFi fixes this!!!!!” and then turned around to create opaque products where humans were borrowing and lending and leverage looping user’s capital completely off the books?

@0xQuit @deg3n @goldenbronny This doesn't actually appear to be permissionless to deploy new strategies on, until it is you can expect more forks? #writeContract" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">etherscan.io/address/0x6c10…

@deg3n @goldenbronny OpenSea also takes a 1% fee (used to be 2.5%), which is, in most cases, greater than the team who they do not respect royalties for. Understand your point but OS/Apple are bad comparisons here

if you're working a 9 to 5 pivot to exploiting NFTStrategy forks

@LefterisJP @MicahZoltu Light clients need direct wallet integrations, it's an ease of use problem imo. @freedomfactory is the first I've seen that has this, but there'll be light client functionality in the Kohaku SDK as well. I think the bigger issue is dapps being unusable by most without a frontend.

I mean we can still do some stuff with own node. Maybe not historical but using lots of the current functionality yeah we can. But the ecosystem is not built for this, not teaching this and not encouraging it. And all protocol changes move us away from decentralization, and self-hosting. And the incentives are all wrong. Show me the incentives and I will show you the outcome. And the outcome is obvious I am afraid.

AWS is down and then the internet stops working. But the blockchain, it never goe ... wait a minute. Scratch that. This sector is a joke. Everyone preaching decentralization and censorship resistance but in reality ... it's all 100% reliant on the cloud.