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The New Internet. https://t.co/VQrXP0TWc7 https://t.co/jwVql7IQwt https://t.co/hOLCQf2vca $duno 0% inflation. fixed supply. 7F8oGQ565GYgV4XtaMVG5NP9vevcKQhsRCaHHPNpvg4e




State of crypto: - OGs have completely moved on - The only loud people are memecoiners and scammers - Less than ~15 good teams building practical non-casino applications. All heads down















Investor demand for crypto funds is recovering: Crypto funds posted +$1.0 billion in inflows last week, the largest since the 3rd week of January. This broke a 5-week outflow streak that totaled -$4.0 billion. Bitcoin led the recovery with +$881 million in inflows, while Ethereum saw +$117 million, the largest weekly inflow since mid-January. Meanwhile, Solana continues to lead altcoins with +$156 million in cumulative inflows so far in 2026. Crypto sentiment is improving.





Software stocks are struggling again today. $IGV (iShares Software ETF) is essentially back to last week's panic lows. Don't forget there's another type of software, "programmable money," crypto. Bitcoin (blue) with the software index (orange). They are the same thing.







Update: We have had two submissions to the bounty so far. Both have been reviewed and returned to the researchers after failing to deliver a reproducible, provable exploit. For these submissions, and all going forward, we are making the concrete ask for a test case written in Rust demonstrating an attack vector for any of the following: 1. Steal or improperly withdraw funds from the Reserve Contract’s token vaults 2. Reproducibly extract economic profit from the Reserve Contract by looping buys and/or sells, or otherwise manipulating pricing or execution 3. Break the Reserve Contract such that it can no longer reliably sell tokens to or buy tokens from users Example test cases that interact with the Reserve Contract can be found here: github.com/code-payments/…












