Thee Vibe Broker 💎🦉// 💙 Alderman of Arbitrum // Anonisté on Eden // Founder of all premia/archetype/dot blue enterprises along w/ my best frens
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i was in the hyperbolic chamber mastering this craft - will be interesting seeing it from the other side without time dilation.
Not the conditions I would have preferred to come back into CT… to see my hidden troves i spread out far and wide over the last 4 years being pilfered and ransacked. Maybe this is the sign for me to reenter the arena.
🚨Blockaid detected an ongoing exploit on @PremiaLabs on Arbitrum.
Created empty option pools, flash-loaned, and bought options so vault collateral locked into those pools, then withdrew it as liquidity.
~$400.5k drained from the vaults so far across ~2 txs. Attack still ongoing. 🧵
I spent a few months working on something like this about a year ago, it’s not easy given the constraints of Secure Enclave. But since passkey precompiles are more widely available and TEE is a bit more mature maybe I’ll try again esp since LLMs have come a long way in the last year.
My goal was to replace hardware wallet sluggishness with the ease of yubikey or touchid on device but unless Secure Enclave opens up to more signature types you have to do keygen on a TEE, but only a one time thing. But after that you get passkey like wallets that can travel between protocols/dApps without all the shitty UX that comes with hosted agent/social wallets.
we coded one of these during the holidays. ultimately, put it on the shelf till kyan because it holds minimal value unless you can use collateral (for ex, with Microstrategy, USTreas) to offset the vehicle on margin.
if you have usdc and want exposure to eth, buy eth.
Over the last 3 days I built EthStrategy with Justin.
It is a fully onchain fully FOSS implementation of MicroStrategy.
Launching next week, we are looking for no-risk capital pre commitments
github.com/dangerousfood/eth…
That wasn't a jam batman, twas manual-ejection. Station Six 9. I bet false DNA on the bottle, planted phone, dropped dummy casings. The 1st shot was fatal; 2nd not needed. Pistola will never be recovered, blame will be pinned on a family recently denied coverage. Reeks of CE.
not sure if it matters, but think he was wearing a jacket called Defiant Hoodie
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you might not like it, but the most stacked devs submit a text file or times new roman wall of text as their resume.
back in my day, we attended workshops to make our "brand" stand out; today, that's a lost art; the best are either perfectionists or the polar opposite.
most people don't know the lore, but the US annexing canada was the immediate precursor to the fallout vidya timeline
Between the Knights of Ithaca, Masons of Paradigm, Order of a16z, Sons of Stylus, zkull and bonelayer societies, etc - I bet there are more Rust Developers in the EVM ecosystem than Solana ecosystem now. Massive progress tbh, props to that greek god georgios.