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@0xvietnguyen forgot to include HYPE

Airdrop coin always dead

GM everyone 🙌

Make sure to prioritize quality sleep, exercise, and mental health. You rarely find your true identity during all-night drinking sessions.

GN crypto twitter 🌙

@serbobross ca

I bought into a ponzi on eth that feels like prime 2021 gamified slop.

New era.

@Arm eying 👀

A new era of PC. 25.0528, 121.5990

@AlchemistTheOG hot spittin'

. $PRL in free fall

@npconchain send it

Finally, we're moving in right direction. Send it to zero.

@randhindi @zama @zachxbt 🤝

Thanks to @zachxbt, we found the root cause and will be taking the appropriate actions to unblock the situation. Tldr; this has nothing to do with Zama, or privacy. The issue stems from an address related to the Overnight Finance hack, which deposited over ~$12.5m USDC into our confidential USDC wrapper contract. Back when they did, their address wasn't on any sanctions list and was not flagged by our KYT tools. However, a court order yesterday night placed a restraining order on various wallets linked to the hacker. Since there wasn't much utility yet for the cUSDC wrapper, there were very little funds in it, and as a result the vast majority (>99%) of funds in the cUSDC contract came from that single hacker's deposit. Because of this, the court order asked to freeze our wrapper contract to freeze the hacker's fund. So the sanction was not against Zama, or against privacy. It was a classic restraining order as we see often in DeFi, and we should have been notified so we could have taken the appropriate actions on our side. I want to be very clear about something: our posture has always been compliant confidentiality, and we will not tolerate any illicit behavior in our protocol. It's also really useless for hackers to try to use Zama to hide their trail as we are precisely not a mixer and we do not obfuscate the sender and recipient, only balances and amounts. Eg you can see the hacker's cUSDC transactions here: eth.blockscout.com/address/0xf7Fc… We are in touch with the various people involved to resolve the situation asap. In the meantime, we will pause the cUSDC, cUSDT and cWETH contracts until we have finished our investigation, identified all addresses linked to this case and taken appropriate action. I will share a more detailed post-mortem and how we plan to deal with such requests in the future.

circle has frozen @zama's cUSDC contract. RIP cypherpunk's 🪦

@TedPillows Institutions don't want to rely on ETH, at least not those with any foresight.

$SUI had 3 outages in 2 days 😅 I like SUI but this no bueno. I understand why big institutions want to build on $ETH.

@Revolut never forget

Never forget to never settle.

@TMtheOG arcium's valuation might be far too high. Set to be another Umbra style launch

apparently i took inits on octra and i’m putting them back in as i believe arcium launch will raise the ceiling 100-200m is too conservative believe in something

@basit_ @b1ackd0g @EmanAbio @SuiPlay good luck mate

Dear @b1ackd0g and @EmanAbio, your company, Mysten Labs, currently owes me a total sum of $599. the refund for my @SuiPlay device. it has now been 20+ days of emails and back and forth, yet the refund hasn’t come in yet. payment was made onchain at purchase and it took less than 10 secs. the NFT which is a proof of ownership has also been sent back and in your custody. you claim to build consumer crypto, but somehow a $599 refund takes longer than the last bear market. kindly check with your ops team. Alex, Amalia, Ionela, and Martin have sent me enough templated emails at this point that they conflict each other. please free my $599 USDC. my kids will appreciate it. yours faithfully, anon sui user

@camolNFT 1000 is crazy

The fact that hyperliquid:native is only at $22B MC is absurd. It is genuinely the most used + hyped crypto protocol and each token is only $66???? I wouldn't be shocked if we see $1,000 by EOY.

@0xWara what a timeline

@randhindi privacy being privacy

We are investigating the cUSDC contract freeze. I will update here as the situation progresses.

Privacy is becoming one of the hottest narratives (again).