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Keith Reddy retweeted
Lazarus is having a hard time withdrawing stolen funds
Binance users pulled $3.6B+ in net outflows since yesterday's reopen
meanwhile a 10 ETH bug just did what thorchain refused to do on purpose and "inadvertently delayed" the laundering
- September: thorchain refuses Bitget's ask to block ~$388M in stolen funds
- October 31: the FBI officially connects the Binance hack to North Korea
- same day: a 1-block ETH reorg makes thorchain pay out 10 ETH it never received = nodes halt cross-chain swaps for everyone, Binance hackers included
the attackers still got ~$3.5B after freezes, not that they know what to do with it
an address tied to the hack just market-dumped 908k $PROM (~$5M) into a near-empty uniswap pool and got 0.0316 ETH back
that's $71 btw. even our intern makes more flipping shitcoins
bros pulled off the biggest heist in crypto history and keep "hacking" themselves anyway
$6,360,000,000 Binance hack post-mortem
Crypto market suffered the biggest exploit in its entire history, and it all started with one compromised devops laptop
TRM, ZachXBT and Chainalysis are already pinning this hack on Lazarus, same group of hackers drained $1.5B off Bybit last year
What do we know so far:
• $6.36B total pulled across 10 chains
• around $3B already got frozen onchain by Tether, Circle, Ripple and other companies
• ~$2.4B in ETH and BTC cannot be frozen at all
• SAFU is worth ~$1.2B so the unfreezable part of funds is 2x the safety fund
• amid the exploit BTC dipped under $77k with more than $1.5B liquidations in 24h
"censorable" stables CT loves to hate ended up clawing back nearly half of what's stolen
Binance says it covers everything from SAFU plus company funds. Withdrawals to be reopen by Sunday
P.S. hackers fat-fingered around $3.32M in alts straight into $NEWT token contract
arkm.com/explorer/address/0x…
Now that bag is stuck forever
The question is whether the market already priced this news or we going deeper soon. Wdyt fam?
Keith Reddy retweeted
Only 17% of tokenized RWAs are private credit
Yet it's ~80% of the RWAs used as collateral in DeFi lending
Liquidation takes seconds, but cashing out tokens backing it can take months
Who's left holding the loss then? Breaking it down this week
Nov 5 | 3 PM UTC | 10 AM ET
LFG
Keith Reddy retweeted
DRAFTS BETA SEASON IS LIVE 🔥
The Arena is officially open to invited Drafters
Build your 5-token Squad, crown a Captain, and fight your way up the Drafters Hall for real season rewards
• 24 & 48 player Leagues
• 14 days to make your name
• 50 Battles to qualify
Keith Reddy retweeted
Everyone collects a little differently
Some hunt rare serials. Some complete entire backdrop sets. Some build the perfect @telegram profile. Others just collect what makes them happy
There's no right way to build a collection
What's yours? Tell us what you collect and why
Keith Reddy retweeted
A card payment can be reversed months later. A bank transfer can be recalled. Both feel safe because someone can undo them.
$BTC works the other way. Once a transaction is in a block, it stays there.
For the person paying, that's a reason to be careful. For the person being paid, it's the whole point: no chargebacks, no funds pulled back weeks after the goods have gone.
Same property, opposite feeling, depending on which side of the counter you're on.
Which side would you rather be?
Keith Reddy retweeted
Telegram’s first update of 2026 added AI summaries for long channel posts.
They run on Cocoon, a decentralized network designed to protect user privacy.
Have you tried them yet?
Keith Reddy retweeted
In 2025, Telegram shipped 75+ new features across 13 major updates.
That’s a major update roughly every 26 days.
Which one did you use the most? ⭐️
Keith Reddy retweeted
THE SUPPLY IS ALREADY GONE
Everyone talks about 2140.
But the more interesting milestone has already happened.
By March 2026, more than 95% of all the $BTC that will ever exist was already in circulation. What's left will be released gradually over roughly 114 years, taking the issued supply to around 99% by 2035.
And even "circulating supply" doesn't tell the whole story.
Chainalysis estimates that 2.78 to 3.79 million BTC may be permanently lost, including roughly 1 million BTC in early wallets attributed to Satoshi that have never moved.
So Bitcoin's available supply is being squeezed from both ends.
New coins enter the market more slowly, while some existing coins effectively disappear from it.
Keith Reddy retweeted
tbh most traders don't realize they're competing against the entire market, not just one opponent
the odds aren't exactly in retail's favor
wonder how many would dare to face @rasmr_eth in a fair 1v1 on Drafts Arena and see whose market read is actually better?
Keith Reddy retweeted
⚡ SPEED OR PRECISION? 🎯
One battlefield. Two strategies.
💥 Break through and save seconds.
🧠 Take the safer route and avoid mistakes.
In Battle Town, every decision counts.
🏆 The Tangem Challenge is still on!
What’s your playstyle, Commander?
🔥 SPEED or PRECISION?
🎮 Play now: t.me/battletown_bot/play
#BattleTown #Tangem
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Keith Reddy retweeted
Myth Mask got the Halloween treatment and now we want upgrades on @PortalsEco even more
Happy halloween y'all🎃
Drop your wait level from 1 to 13 in replies 👇
Keith Reddy retweeted
The team at this GoMining data center gets a list of jobs from clients. They have usually done most of it before the list arrives.
Power cycling, fan changes, swapping power supplies. The dull work that keeps a machine earning instead of sitting idle.
The one thing they leave alone is hash boards and motherboards. Most of these ASIC miners are still under warranty, and repairing those in-house would void it, so those go back to the manufacturer.
Knowing what to fix matters as much as knowing how.
What would you forget to check if these were in your garage?
Keith Reddy retweeted
Tokenized Stocks Go Legal: Space Recap
Wall Street's settlement layer went live with $30T in eligible securities and 33 issuers like Microsoft, JPM, Coca-Cola are already objecting
Biggest Ws on the list? We scored everyone involved so you don't have to
Full breakdown below 🧵
Keith Reddy retweeted
You hold a miner, it earns $BTC every day, and that is that. Nothing else happens.
Miner Wars is what happens when you put it to work somewhere else. Your mining power becomes your score, you join a clan, and clans compete for a prize fund across the cycle.
The miner keeps mining the whole time. You are using the same hashrate twice.
Our latest Hotel GoMining checks in a guest who wants more out of theirs.
Keith Reddy retweeted
If verified, usage growth plus token burns would make $VVV’s flywheel easier to inspect: demand on one side, shrinking supply on the other. The real signal is how much usage sticks.
xitter.gq/blknoiz06/status/21157…
Keith Reddy retweeted
$6,360,000,000 Binance hack post-mortem
Crypto market suffered the biggest exploit in its entire history, and it all started with one compromised devops laptop
TRM, ZachXBT and Chainalysis are already pinning this hack on Lazarus, same group of hackers drained $1.5B off Bybit last year
What do we know so far:
• $6.36B total pulled across 10 chains
• around $3B already got frozen onchain by Tether, Circle, Ripple and other companies
• ~$2.4B in ETH and BTC cannot be frozen at all
• SAFU is worth ~$1.2B so the unfreezable part of funds is 2x the safety fund
• amid the exploit BTC dipped under $77k with more than $1.5B liquidations in 24h
"censorable" stables CT loves to hate ended up clawing back nearly half of what's stolen
Binance says it covers everything from SAFU plus company funds. Withdrawals to be reopen by Sunday
P.S. hackers fat-fingered around $3.32M in alts straight into $NEWT token contract
arkm.com/explorer/address/0x…
Now that bag is stuck forever
The question is whether the market already priced this news or we going deeper soon. Wdyt fam?