defizard
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defizard
@belizardd
Your everyday wizard. Research and views are not financial advice ;)



You can now instruct token alerts on DefiLlama to execute LlamaAI commands if a certain price is hit. Useful commands like searching for job openings at McDonald's if BTC drops below $50K.

It's my 4th year in crypto, and I just found out that people hold $3B worth of RWAs on Stellar.







Okay, so... ZKsync has $967M of RWAs sitting on their chain, while the TVL of the chain is $14M... I bet nobody who's reading this is holding RWAs on ZKsync?

Just briefly visited my brother @leonabboud in Medellin I'll never forget he was one of the first to truly believe in me. Having people around you who genuinely want to see you win is the best environment a man can ask for. Forever grateful 🙏🏼

The trillion-dollar chipmaker makes its US debut on @Nasdaq today. Tokenized onchain from day one by @xStocksFi. $SKHYx, the memory giant behind the AI boom, supplying most of the HBM that feeds @nvidia's chips, is joining Mantle's growing tokenized equities lineup. Soon.




One of the best tweets with safety tips I've seen this week. 95% of you might read it, add it to bookmarks, & never open it again. If you're honest with yourself & it's exactly you, then: Do yourself a favor by removing crypto-related apps (Trust Wallet, Binance, Coingecko, etc.) from your home screen. I've had numerous situations when people would stare at my screen and say, "Oh, why do you have Binance? I knew you were into crypto, hehe!" 1. It makes me so uncomfortable that I want to cut all connections with this person. 2. It is actually a potential threat to my safety.


ZachXBT on TG just said all hardware wallets are garbage and using a separate iPhone is safer.. i agree with the main lesson.. but a separate iPhone alone still leaves you with one device and one seed as the single point of failure. for serious funds, this is the exact setup i would recommend: 1) Create 3 completely fresh signer wallets - signer 1: dedicated iPhone - signer 2: separate phone or hardware wallet - signer 3: backup device stored somewhere else never use your everyday wallet as a signer. 2) Lock down the dedicated iPhone - no SIM - no email, Telegram or social apps - no random browsing - install only the official wallet app - use a strong passcode and Face ID - enable Stolen Device Protection - use it only when you need to sign write the recovery phrase on paper or steel and store it offline. never screenshot it, save it in Notes, upload it to iCloud or type it into any website. 3) Create a 2-of-3 Safe multisig manually visit app.safe.global, choose the correct network and add the 3 public wallet addresses as signers. set the threshold to 2 out of 3. this means any transaction needs approval from 2 separate devices before funds can move.. you only add the public addresses. Safe will never need your seed phrases or private keys.. 4) Test everything first send a very small amount to the Safe. then try sending it back by approving the transaction from 2 different signers. only move serious funds after you know the entire setup and recovery process works. 5) Move the remaining funds in batches don’t transfer your whole portfolio in one transaction. send a small batch, confirm it arrived on the correct network and then continue. 6) Treat the Safe like a vault don’t use it for random mints, airdrops or unknown dApps. use a separate spending wallet for daily activity and keep only the amount you can afford to lose there. before approving anything, verify the network, token, amount and receiving address on both signer devices. @zachxbt



dApps are not a thing. It's a nonsensical concept. There are only apps. Time to leave this idea behind. Thank you.

#PeckShieldAlert @cascade_xyz has reported that they suffered an exploit affecting the CLS vault, resulting in 1.34M $USDC being drained from user funds. The exploiter has bridged the stolen funds from #Arbitrum to #Solana, and then bridged them to Ethereum via @RelayProtocol in $DAI.








