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Pherm
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@adeolRxxxx @hrkrshnn saw it and i was just shaking my head for cantina
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@cantinaxyz @revertfinance @AerodromeFi why doesn’t your god tier AI tool just find all the bugs and win?
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$50,000 is on the line.
The Cantina x @RevertFinance security competition for Revert Lend on @AerodromeFi officially launches tomorrow. Security researchers, buckle up. Turn on notifications so you do not miss the launch.
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ADHDer's dream job:
Being a Professional Idea Generator.
Giving Unlimited ideas with absolutely no responsibility for implementation.
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My first contest win so far
SHERLOCK@sherlockdefi
Here are the results of the @raincards Audit Contest! 1. 0xAlix2, 0xpiken, @0xhyh, @An0nym0us_J0e, @AnomX__, @EgisSec, @LuxLode, @SOPROBRO_, @Uddercover, @Ziusz, @atiq_i_, @elolpuer, @future322329624, @heavyw8t_, @hope_silver, @newspacexyz, John44, asui, ke1caM, klaus - $525 🥇 $17,500 in rewards, bringing Sherlock's total researcher payouts to $20.0M+. Link below for the full results 👇
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If you want to be an innovator, you have to be comfortable looking stupid for a long time.
You’re going to piss some people off and you’re going to get a lot of nos. That’s the only way to start having valuable breakthroughs.
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How one missing validation check let me drain an entire liquidity pool using its own funds. 🤯
During a recent Solana security review, I uncovered a Critical vulnerability that allowed attackers to steal assets without spending a dime.
Here is a technical breakdown of the "Self-Transfer Attack" and how to secure your smart contracts against it 👇
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Even in countries where the financial system works, crypto still matters
It’s not only about access in unstable regions. It’s also about ownership and privacy everywhere
A functioning banking system doesn’t change the fact that your money is still held by an intermediary
Charley 🦀@charles_lukes
The realities of people living in most first-world countries and those in other countries are so different. If I were in the US, crypto might make little or no sense to me. Why would you need to send me dollars via the blockchain when you could just use PayPal or Cash App? Why would I need a wallet when I can just use a bank account and no one has the right to tamper with or freeze my money (at least without a proper court order)? What most people in the US and a few other wealthy countries miss is that this is not the same for everyone. As a Nigerian living in Nigeria, outside the blockchain I am typically shut out of the global economy. I can’t use PayPal. I can’t use Cash App. I don't have access to global jobs (location). I live in a country where my bank account can be frozen without any due process (they don’t care). So for me, blockchain is not a waste of time, it’s the only option I have to thrive while living in this shithole.
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