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Mercado Bitcoin, Brazil’s biggest exchange, got hit hard. Yesterday, hackers drained about $38M from its wallets across ten different chains. Tether, Circle, and Paxos jumped in to freeze the stolen stablecoins, managing to lock down $11M (about 29% of the total) by this morning. But that 29% only tells half the story. While the stablecoins were being frozen, the attacker was already busy dumping other assets. Emmett Gallic from Arkham noted that the hacker was sweeping old deposit addresses and offloading various memecoins and altcoins. You can't freeze a memecoin like you can a stablecoin because there is no central authority to hit a kill switch. This is exactly why hackers move at lightning speed. They swap stolen stables into assets that are harder to claw back. This is a massive wake-up call. We have seen two major exchange breaches in just one month, and both times, users were left with frozen withdrawals during the chaos. To protect yourself, do not leave your life savings on a centralized exchange. Only keep what you are actively trading there. Always use withdrawal address whitelisting to lock down where your money can go, and keep your long-term holdings in a private wallet where you hold the keys.

Over 1,400 people have already jumped into the @FungoLabs X campaign. You connect your X account on their launchpad, pick your 5 best posts about Fungo, and submit them. Only posts published on or after November 1 at 14:00 UTC count, so anything older won't help you. Nobody sees the leaderboard until the campaign closes, and rewards land at TGE, which keeps everyone guessing until the very end. I also looked at the tokenomics before getting in. There's a total supply of 10B $FUNGO - 36% going to Genesis NFT holders and - 7% to Zama OG holders - The team keeps 10%, and that sits behind a 12-month cliff before vesting slowly over another 36 months, so insiders have a long wait before any of it unlocks.

Cancelled my ChatGPT subscription and went all in on Grok.

Someone in Binance's replies yesterday said he tried to pull his $USDT on ERC20, the balance was sitting right there, and the app kept telling him "insufficient balance." He wasn't the only one, and in most of these cases the money is fine. Binance reopened withdrawals in phases on Sunday after the $6.3B hack, starting with $BTC, $ETH, $USDT, $USDC, $BNB, $XRP and a handful of other networks. Between 06:00 and 15:30 UTC they processed $4.65B going out and $1.01B coming in, so about $3.64B net left, which they put at 2.1% of the $171B they hold. DefiLlama's dashboard counts it higher, at $4.36B If you're moving funds this week, first check that your exact coin and network are in the phase that's live, and that the funds sit in the wallet you're withdrawing from, because those two cause most of the scary errors. Send a small test before the full amount and give the queue a few hours instead of spamming retries. Pulling to self-custody is a fine call, just do it calmly.

Saw this on my TL and had to try it out. I’m not entirely sure how it works yet, but I think it rewards you for asking and using its chatbot. Here is how to get started: - Go to askglyph.chat/?ref=bencrypt_ - Log in using your X account - Complete the social tasks Goodluck.

My grandpa told me the future already happened. We just weren't paying attention. Now imagine the next 30 years. #xhopememeprize

Stablecoins moved $28 trillion onchain in 2025. But sending a friend $100 in the token and chain they actually want is still a mess that breaks most wallets. A bank app only takes one step. @PrismPayxyz is building to close that gap. I dug into how it works, and where it might still fail 🧵