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#Crypto projects have long had to face #compliance ⚠risks by virtue of operating without a legal framework. But when the #GENIUS Act compels founders to adopt💥junk #bonds for their operations, it is the entire #Web3 industry that is now at risk.

#Crypto occupations in a nutshell: 2⃣/🔟 In Web3, the👥#community makes or breaks the future of #products by🔊word-of-mouth and testimonies.

Food for thought: Web3 founders are being ripped off by AI tools. These tools are sold to founders as the answer to smart contract security. The protocols buying them are becoming the next “$100M stolen” case studies. In the past eighteen months, multiple protocols launched after AI-assisted security review flagged zero critical findings. Human researchers reviewing the same code post-exploit found the vulnerability in under two hours. The AI did not miss it because the AI was wrong. The AI missed it because the vulnerability lived in the economic assumptions underneath the code. Not in the code itself. AI tools audit what is written. They cannot audit what was assumed. The false confidence created by a clean AI report is not neutral. It is actively dangerous. A team that receives "no critical findings" from an automated tool ships with certainty. No human review scheduled. No invariant testing campaign. The tool already checked it. Except the tool optimized for pattern matching. And the exploit required understanding intent. Now imagine this playing out across an ecosystem where reducing audit cost is a competitive pressure. Where "AI-assisted security review" becomes an industry norm. Where founders can't distinguish between a tool that found nothing dangerous and a tool that couldn't see the danger that existed. AI tool companies are selling "automated security coverage" to protocols. Protocol teams are buying it to ship faster and cheaper. Attackers are actively cataloguing the vulnerability classes these tools consistently miss and building their exploit playbooks around exactly those gaps. Three different actors. Three different incentives. All producing the same outcome. The attack surface AI tools cannot see is the attack surface that will be exploited. The teams purchasing AI audit tools are not solving their security problem. They are paying to feel like they did

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#Crypto occupations in a nutshell: 1⃣/🔟 Some Web3👨‍💼jobs are all about #education and entertainment, with some👾#AI tech in the mix.

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@seunlanlege Tron and BNB are and have always been🏴‍☠️#money laundering machines. Is this something the #Web3 industry should🏆glorify to chase relevance?

This is how tron & bnb chain took over the market even though they're not the best technical teams.

My hot take is that blockchains that have failed to find pmf distract themselves with meaningless tech optimizations rather than confront cold reality. Find out who's actually using blockchains and work with them rather than speculating on theoretical use cases.

unfortunately ALL crypto structures ran by humans are corrupted atm foundations, DAOs, etc only the technology is neutral

@IMFNews Just another 🌍global #ponzi scheme in the making. x.com/dot_alert/stat…

Stablecoins have the potential to reshape cross-border payments and capital flows. They offer opportunities, but also bring new risks—financial integrity, regulatory oversight, consumer protection, capital flow management, monetary sovereignty, and more. Learn more: imf.org/en/publication…

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@thedaofund #Rugpull 2.0 🔊loading...

TheDAO is back. BULLISH A decade later, we’re opening a new chapter. TheDAO Security Fund: activating 75,000+ ETH to strengthen Ethereum security. thedao.fund

@zer8_future Tech is☠️no longer about "move fast, break things". It now runs on🗣"all talk, no walk".

Sad to see that a large proportion of crypto only 'works' in a bull market. The main 'innovative' solutions around new models like infofi, desci, depin, AI, ICOs, DAOs, L2s, DAs, DeFi we've seen last cycle are all mostly complex hyper capitalized pyramid schemes (grifts) based on finding the fools that would be the final bag holders and the VCs that would fund those grifts. At least the VCs mostly got pre tge allocations in those projecgs so they exited & made money, while most people have not. This is not a rant, I am humble, I didn t build anything of large proportions in my web3 career thus far (saved some projects some capital, maybe a research piece on grants, some experiments around qf, but connected a lot of great projects together which I am very proud of). Don't know if I'm wrong, but maybe it's better to wait and build something positive sum than just building the same things again and again just wrapped in different branding/wording + kols + founder/team lead marketing. People here complain the rest of the world is not catching up to us, in reality 'retail' was burned so many times by the fake promises of founders and people that don't give a FUCK about them. Ofc investing is risky, no one forces you to invest in something, but psyoping and manipulating inexperiened market participants is shitty and bad overall. I honestly don't know if the VCs that funded these projects are to blame, the founders or the market itself. How in the world did founders/VCs believed that creating 20 L2s (not talking about arbitrum, optimism, zk, scroll, abstract , etc - they all have introduces novel things both on the tech side, the capital distribution side and the ecosystem/community side), 100 similar DeFi protocols, 50 DeSci projects, 50 DePin solutions that all do the same thing would lead to anything. There are multiple VCs, founders, crypto celebs, KOLs that promoted these types of projects which pretented to be moral/ethical people, in reality they are either naive with good intentions or scammers with bad intentions. There is ofc a middle ground here, crypto cycles can make people overly excited and biased because of disproportionate gains relative to capital invested and time in the market, so some of them may have genuinly believed those where the rights things to focus on and have had good intentions that did not work out in the end. Wished more high caliber people would speak on these projects and situations and not pretend they are OK or shut up because they are playing short/medium term status games with the people that created them. Just a pov from a guy which always had good intentions since joining crypto to work full time in DAOs since 2020. GG we will make it.

Key findings from 2025: - 63 incidents, $2.58B lost - Losses peaked in Q1, driven by Bybit’s $1.5B hack - Infrastructure exploits caused most losses - Frequency ≠ financial impact

AI not only pushes 🛠technological development forward, but it also pushes against 👥️human agency. Easier done does not always mean better by all means.

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👤KYC, 🏭KYB, 🧮KYT...but what about KYR? It's time to do🛂due diligence on #Web3 occupations! @dot_alert is preparing a 360° analysis of #Crypto jobs to assist with your #JobSearch2026. Stay put and keep📱scrolling!

Stablecoins seem to have become a staple for #crypto adoption. But as long as they are🖨run by centralised issuers, they can not serve their real-world purpose:🔓permissionless access to #credit.