A sign of life in an ever evolving space.

"Follow the White Rabbit." Looks rare @RareFriendsNFT

Appreciate everyone who has sent me gobs to help recover. Also selling some assets begrudgingly but hey, gobs are gobs, and i can't be gobless. I will miss my @argonauts9999, hope i can rejoin the voyage soon. If anyone looking to get into @RareFriendsNFT lmk.

Eligible for 11 @themutualfun passes. Humbled and blessed. Taking hold time into consideration is the way future projects and collections should whitelist. Kudos to @Kingpickle for laying down the precedent by rewarding those who had the highest conviction.

Ensuring I took care of @DENGSonApe was a non-starter, non-negotiable piece of this whole thing. I want the foundation of TMF to be built on people I KNOW believe in it/me and will support for years to come. I recognize it can't be ONLY Deng holders if we want to scale much larger, so we will find tons of ways to bring in other new folks. But there will be secondary on the NFTs. And there will be a token. So if you really believe in this as we do, there are a lot of ways to play.

ticker revealed stay safe, no CA yet

the ticker is $CSM

Spending my Saturday catching up on @OthersideMeta speculation. Here's the latest: I think it's a no brainer you'll want to own deeds rare environments, artifacts, and resources. Something @itsKuzon and I discovered last night is a lot of the talk from Otherside's posts recently have been about traveling to deeds. It hasn't been about what you do with the fragments form resources, or what one land environment offers from the rest. It's starting with the hardest feature, how to navigate from one deed to another and the cargo / risks associated with it. It got us thinking about Otherside in a new way. We know owning deeds with resources and environment types could be your key to earning passively. But to earn actively you might need to explore other lands and mine and haul the resources back to your deed. If "deeds are home bases" then that home base could be where you deploy defenses from ongoing attacks. Where traveling might be more vunerable. It could be a safe haven for storing your resources. We already have @oswikixyz & @MrDeedsXYZ incorporating data that tracks whether you are a neighbor to a CHAOS deed. Maybe the play here with this new travel mechanic is to get more granular with this. What are the deeds surrounding your owned deed holding. Do they have interesting environments? Do they have resources or artifacts? Stream of consciousness: What's rare will naturally trend toward what's valuable. As people incorporate rare resources in their blueprint recipes farming those specific rarer resources will become scarce. Earning passively is one way to play the game, but earning actively could prove far more lucrative. Finding neighboring plots nearby that have rarer items, gives you an opportunity for quicker access. Less fuel / less time / less risk. Call to Action: If you can map out your proximity to what's rare and nearby, you can plan your pathing. Planning your pathing now means less time in game deciding where to go and more time just executing. The Alpha: More plots means more chances that you're next door to rare items. Finding plots that are neighbors to chaos, rare resources, rare environments, could mean less time fueling and traveling and more time building and crafting. This also means Yuga can flip a switch at any moment which makes not only deeds holding rare items valuable, but the proximity to those deeds almost as valuable. Of course we still don't know what any of these items will be used for and you can't control what your neighbor does with their taxes. Also the crafting details, resource details, quantity, taxes, fuel cost, proximity to another deed, safety of your home base all factor into what's truly worth your time so DYOR. Just snagged a neighbor to a Chaos deed on this speculation. Hopefully they will be open to trade. nitter.net/MrDeedsXYZ/status/2103…

Just a little gesture from me to my #nft collecting brothers and sisters - I know the magic eden attack hurt many of you and wanted to make a gesture to surprise some of you with a collectible 💛💛💛 have an hour right now and can help a few people ❤️❤️❤️

I'm never deleting this app.

A big takeaway from yesterday's NFT Pearl Harbor was that a lot of folks don't seem to understand how wallets work. So I asked Opus 5.5 to make a video explaining the difference between hot and cold wallets and why cold wallets used incorrectly make you vulnerable.

我确实出于对yugalabs的敬意，又重新买回一只BAYC。我相信NFT只是经历了过度金融化，但并没有被证伪，特别是其艺术性和社区性并非空气。我相信未来会有更好的NFT项目，但punks和apes的历史意义不会磨灭。

THE HERO WE DO NOT DESERVE

PAYMENT PROCESSOR V2/V3 PERMISSIONS HACK UPDATE: First, we want to thank the heroic efforts of @0xQuit. His quick thinking vastly diminished the damage caused by the attacker. @jiri123_eth followed 0xQuit and saved many NFTs as well. Thank you. We need more people like them in web3. Payment Processor V2 is an immutable contract. By design, an immutable contract cannot be updated or patched by anyone. That is how web3 works. Please do not wait for us or anyone else to "fix" this. Go revoke permissions NOW. Payment Processor V2 was integrated in collaboration with Reservoir and Magic Eden over months in 2023 and 2024, and the code was audited multiple times by professional audit firms. Everyone involved worked to verify the protocol's security. On 11/18/24, Limit Break released Payment Processor v3, which added, among other things: (1) the ability to pause trading on v3, and (2) time-bound permissions that automatically expire after a set period. Changelog: apptokens.com/docs/integrati… Because the most affected approvals were granted to PPv2, an immutable contract, those approvals cannot be paused. Limit Break has paused v3 to stop further activity there. For v2, the only protection is to revoke your approvals now. You MUST revoke all permissions to Payment Processor v2 and Payment Processor v3 NOW. Our team has been working on this non-stop over the past day and the investigation is ongoing. We will share verified updates as we have them.

Claim site is live. If I was able to save your NFTs, you can now reclaim them. You will have to revoke the PaymentProcessor approval first, if you haven't already. You may also opt to donate as part of your transaction. nftsaresafu.xyz/

Update on the Payment Processor exploit I destroyed now our @oswikixyz cosigner on-chain. This permanently invalidates every listing and offer ever made on OSWiki through Payment Processor. It's not a fix for the exploit itself, it's a clean cut so none of those old orders can ever be filled again. Buyers were never at risk. People who listed or made offers through Payment Processor gave it an approval, and that approval is what the exploit abused. IT STAYS ACTIVE UNTIL YOU REVOKE IT! I contacted everyone who had ever done a listing on oswiki in case they still had a open approval to revoke it. Check any wallet and revoke in one click with @RevokeCash Next, OSWiki moves to Seaport, the protocol OpenSea uses. Listings and offers stay paused until then. We're a small community, and that makes every single user matter. I've already reached out to the OSWiki users who lost assets, and I'll make them whole. I will never ask you to sign anything or visit a "claim" site.

Claim portal is coming together and should be out within a few hours. Thank you for everybody donating through X Money. If you'd prefer to donate ETH/tokens, I spun up a dedicated address: nftsaresafu.eth In addition to the time spent and yet to spend, last night cost me $7500 in gas, so I appreciate all of the support 🫡

Devastated this morning. Lost my gobbos and mintos in the exploit that happened over night. Happens to the best of us and to all who have to deal with this, I feel you.

At 9AM EST today somebody abused a bug in Payment Processor V2 to steal 10 Meebits, 50 Otherdeeds, 10 WoW, and 235 Desperate Apewives. It wasn't until over 12 hours later that somebody reported it to me, and upon digging in I realized that a great many NFTs were subject to the same exploit. I got in touch with the team over at LimitBreak and they quickly paused Payment Processor V3, which was subject to the same exploit. Unfortunately, V2 was not pausable, so the only path towards protecting affected assets was to run a whitehat operation. Similarly, V3 on ApeChain is temporarily in a state where it cannot be paused, so ApeChain assets approved to V3 needed to be saved as well. All in all, we rescued 23,155 NFTs worth north of $5.7M USD. We later discovered that a similar exploit could be used in reverse to steal WETH. 660 WETH was at risk, which we unfortunately were not fast enough to recover. Apologies to those affected. Shout out to @Boomskite for flagging the initial exploit tx to me, and @coffeedev @0xjustadev and @whiteoakkong for acting quickly and assisting with the recovery. All NFTs are safely relocated. Soon, owners will be able claim them back after revoking the exploitable approvals. Addresses to revoke below.

Chainlink token undervalued.

Dynamic metadata. Fookin dope.