
Heinz
600 posts







These Resolv guys are straight-up clowns 🤡 Looks like the “exploiter” was basically an insider — probably some engineer who knew exactly how sloppy their security was. Total damage by now: ~11,318 ETH (~$23.8M), now just chilling on this address: 0x8ed8cf0c1c531c1b20848e78f1cb32fa5b99b81c What’s even funnier — the exploiter casually spent 4 HOURS swapping wstUSR into USDC/USDT, patiently waiting for traders to buy the depeg back up lol (and even now keep swapping). On top of that, they kept abusing the mint bug multiple times over several hours. Team must’ve been on weekend mode with laptops fully closed. Either way, no shot they’re covering a $23.8M hole. But the real comedy is how they handled the situation (spoiler: as badly as possible). At this point, only a full reboot could justify holding USR. RIP RESOLV 💀










$BTC "Binance Cartel Bankruptcy" core short position partial profits secured (tp1 was 80s, tp2 69, tp3 60) still give high chances for lower prices. next tps: 55, 44 trailing SL using ATR multiplier


I spent a lot of time thinking about Flying Tulip FDV, this is a problem we had during the original pitches as well. Normal raises are simple, there will be X amount of tokens, so X * price. FT raise doesn't technically raise against the token, it raises against an American (exercise-anytime) put option with no expiry. So this then led me down the rabbit hole of how would you price that? So then instead, I tried to price perpetual American put options against similar apps; Aave, Ethena, Uniswap, Hyperliquid, etc. It works out to roughly ~13.5% units of token for every $1 at time of purchase. So with that logic in mind, and given what we had raised; $200m seed. $25m follow on. $55m Impossible (highest yet raised) $10m CoinList (their 3rd highest yet) $290m (excluding whitelist & public) Would put the "FDV" at $39m ($290*13.5%). However given projects are measured at total_supply * price for FDV, on paper its $1bn. Would love for anyone familiar with perpetual put pricing to analyze my assumptions.
























