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@TedPillows It’s dead!! Clarity comes!

Everyone keeps saying the $BTC 4-year cycle is dead. But the charts don't lie.

¿Cómo voy a subestimar a Milei yo que ya creía que el Javo tenía que ser PRESIDENTE desde la época en la que Periodista Rufus defendía los supermercados comunistas?

@JJChagerben357 La ley de la claridad inicia todo!! Nos fuimos to the moon!!

¿Cuál será la noticia que haga llega a Bitcoin por debajo de $60.000?

@DBATTAGLIAYtube La ley de la claridad lo saben todos!! Nos vamos yo the moon!

Mucha gente me dice que $BTC va a 60k que lo esperemos alli para comprar. Que ademas yo estoy creando fomo a estos niveles. 🤣🤣🤣 Pero si estuvo a 60k en febrero y no compraron porque iba a 40k papanatas. Ademas insisti en comprar todo lo posible en 60 mil y también en $MSTR

@CdeCriptoz No, ya es long y yo the moon

Banda entonces cual es la dinámica a seguir ahora? Metemos todos shorts entre $81.000 y $85.000 para luego cerrarlo en $45.000 y todos poder comprar Bitcoin ahi? Estamos todos de acuerdo?

@0xPolygon @Visa @Luispayares6

The world's largest payment network settles stablecoins on Polygon. Now supported on its global stablecoin settlement program, Visa's partners can choose Polygon rails to move money instantly.

@JacobKinge @MikeCriptoRD

BREAKING: The Bitcoin conference saw a record low turnout this year, with only a few dozen attendees. Several speakers also didn’t show, and the event ended 4 hours early.

@MerlijnTrader @MikeCriptoRD

THIS IS BADD: Wintermute just moved hundreds of millions in Bitcoin to Binance. $20,140,000. $12,340,000. $8,160,000. $6,360,000. All moving to Binance hot wallet. Within 24 hours. Wintermute is one of the largest crypto market makers in the world. They don't move this much Bitcoin without a reason. Something is coming. What does Wintermute know that we don't?

@duonine @aave @MikeCriptoRD

🚨 I don't think people realize how bad things are at @aave right now. All core markets are at 100% utilization, that includes $3 bil in USDT and $2 bil in USDC stuck! That means you CAN'T WITHDRAW your money! A long post on why and how we ended up here. When the rsETH exploit happened and AAVE incurred bad debt, whales like Justin Sun, MEXC exchange, and others immediately withdrew billions from AAVE. This instantly drained all available liquidity in key core markets like ETH, USDT, USDC and so on. Those first to withdraw got out, laggers got trapped. Initially, the ETH market hit 100% utilization, meaning you could not withdraw your ETH from AAVE. Worse, this also means the protocol can't process ETH liquidations should ETH price fall/crash. If you can't sell any ETH, you can't liquidate to cover debt obligations. That means the risk of more bad debt incurred by AAVE is increasing the longer its markets remain stuck. Nevertheless, users can still sell at a minor loss the aETHwETH tokens on Uniswap or similar aggregators. That exit door is the last one remaining for ETH depositors on AAVE. The same cannot be said by depositors of USDT and USDC. They are stuck. That's because AAVE lost over $6 billion in liquidity in the past 24h. As whales took out their money, USDT and USDC also hit 100% utilization. These markets are now also stuck with money locked. Panic is spreading and desperate times call for desperate measures. Some users decided to borrow against USDT/USDC and exit via other markets at a 10-25% loss (90-75% LTV). Basically you borrow GHO/DAI/USDe against your locked USDT/C. But as more liquidity leaves AAVE, more markets get to 100% utilization and get locked/stuck due to low liquidity. This is quickly cascading across all available markets. Luckily the crypto market was rather flat today so liquidation risks were marginal, but if things change there are billions in stablecoins and other assets locked on AAVE that can't process liquidations = more bad debt for AAVE. If users or related protocols that are stuck need access to their money to prevent liquidations or other critical function, they have a huge problem on their hands. Plus, nobody wants to deposit (or provide liquidity) in these markets now since your ETH, BTC, USDC/T could be stuck there for who know how long. As soon as any available liquidity is made available, it is instantly taken out by bots fighting to get out. As I wrote this I saw 250k in liquidity on USDC vanish in seconds. Then there is the bad debt question. There's over $200 mil in bad debt incurred by AAVE via rsETH that's like a hot potato. Nobody knows who will eventually pay this bill. If you didn't remove your assets from AAVE, you risk receiving at least part of that bill in some form. Not having access to your money is part of that risk too. Contagion is also extremely high. Many protocols and apps rely on AAVE for their earn mechanics. These protocols and their users are stuck too and may be forced to incur bad debt with no fault of their own. October 10th was a CEX driven crash, this is a DeFi risk mitigation failure of epic proportions. AAVE should have never onboarded rsETH as a collateral asset, at least not to the size of hundreds of millions that allowed the hacker to walk away (i.e. borrow) over $200M in ETH after posting fake collateral. Rumors on X are saying rsETH was onboarded by AAVE due to a conflict of interest (lobbying) by a given service provider. If true, this is a major failure of its governance structure (nothing new). The folks at @KelpDAO who manage rsETH also have a tough decision to make on who will actually pay for the $200M exploit. AAVE users? L2 rsETH users? Everyone affected gets a haircut to account for the loss? The AAVE team and its founder, Stani, have been quiet for over 20h since the exploit after initially announcing the rsETH market freeze. They have a pretty big problem on their hands since the whole protocol is at risk right now. Trust is already lost as AAVE is bleeding billions in TVL to the level of hitting 100% utilization on all core markets. Maybe some key actors in the space will step in to provide liquidity to stabilize the markets on AAVE before this gets even worse. I got lucky to get out of AAVE early when I first saw this. I also removed all assets from DeFi and will not touch any protocol in the next few weeks. Too much risk for a few percentage points in yield. If you found this informative, like, share, and follow @duonine

@BoringSleuth @MikeCriptoRD

I told Zach, Mona”monkey” Monahan, and the other Cartel sleuths that AAVE and WETH were problems in November 2022.. they mocked me for a reason.

@2lambro @DriftProtocol @SiloFinance @CoWSwap @rhea_finance @MikeCriptoRD

$600M+ gone in 18 days Smart contracts. Dumb settings. April 2026 DeFi damage report so far: Apr 1 @DriftProtocol: $285M (NK social engineering) Apr 3 @SiloFinance: $545K (oracle misconfig) Apr 14 @CoWSwap: $500K (DNS hijack) Apr 16 @Rhea_Finance: $18.4M (423-wallet coordinated drain) Apr 18 @KelpDAO: $292M (one-line bridge config) Two of these ($285M and $292M) came down to configuration mistakes, not code exploits. Drift had a zero-timelock multisig migration. Kelp had a 1-of-1 verifier on a bridge holding 18% of rsETH supply. The code worked exactly as configured. Where is the smart in smart contract.

@chrisgora @KelpDAO @MikeCriptoRD aquí empezó la novela

@KelpDAO everything good with rsETH?

@AndreCronjeTech @MikeCriptoRD

We are continuing to investigate the L0/rsETH incident, initial reports seem to indicate a private key compromise/bad config allowed ~200m worth of rsETH to be stolen, this was then deposited into Aave to borrow ETH (since rsETH has insufficient liquidity). a) the position is technically backed b) if it wasn't, Aave's token and security module exists to be the first line of defense for bad debt. Aave does not have a way to subsidize losses for users, so it would become a bank run, given Aave has 7b in ETH vs 100m withdrawn vs PUT's 17m exposure, this is all largely irrelevant. All that being said (just to explain our position) our primary goal is always user PUT liquidity, so we did withdraw all the ETH in Aave to the wrapper itself, this was simply because the available Aave liquidity had dipped below our min threshold.

@ensdomains @MikeCriptoRD

Security notice: please avoid visiting any eth(dot)limo links for now. The ethlimo team is currently investigating an incident affecting their DNS registrar. Until they confirm everything is back to normal, users should not use any eth(dot)limo links. This does not apply to eth(dot)link and does not affect ENS names themselves. We are sharing this out of caution and will provide updates if needed.

@RaveDAO @MikeCriptoRD

1/ We are aware of the rumors and accusations circulating regarding $RAVE and RaveDAO team. We want to be clear: RaveDAO team is not engaged in, nor responsible for, recent price action. We take transparency seriously and remain humbled by the attention, but our focus is on the mission: bringing mass adoption to Web3 through live events.

@safe @eth_limo @MikeCriptoRD

🚨 SECURITY ALERT 🚨 We are aware of a potential domain hijack affecting the @eth_limo DNS. Please DO NOT use the following domains until further notice. ❌ staking.safenet-beta.eth dot limo ❌ explorer.safenet-beta.eth dot limo You can safely access these services via IPFS directly: 🔹 Staking: ipfs.io/ipfs/bafybeiem… 🔹 Explorer: ipfs.io/ipfs/bafybeigq… This is NOT a Safe specific issue and any other dot limo domains should also be avoided till the @eth_limo team resolves the issue. Stay vigilant.

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@Web3Lea A ver pues, envíelas

A veces me da vergüenza publicar mis gilipolleces porque me sigue gente seria ... y luego viene la gente seria y le da like a mis gilipolleces.

@coingecko ETH TO THE MOON

Altcoin you believe in?

@BtcAndres #ZoyTrader

Quiero entrar al canal, QUIERO ENTRAR AL CANAL imaginario de Andrés.