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SnoopDoug.eth retweeted
We decided to make the gates to the Runiverse are open to EVERYONE. 🧙📷
Jump into the Runiverse beta today. Explore the Runiverse, discover new gear and loot, craft away, and help us squash some bugs.
Runiverse Game: staging-game.runiverseserver…
Discord: discord.gg/XgYjZKceAw
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SnoopDoug.eth retweeted
why not land some airplanes on your lap with a Logitech MR Stylus
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SnoopDoug.eth retweeted
Wow, it's been quite some time working on @unchained_game
I've drawn hundreds of pieces and it never stops. Can't complain cause I love working w/ this 1bit #pixelartㅤㅤ style & it's beautiful to see @nftsasha develop the game day after day.
Play Unchained on @AbstractChain
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SnoopDoug.eth retweeted
We asked GPT 5.6-Cyber to escape a VM used to sandbox agents. It broke out three times.
In its final escape, the agent found three 0-days on its own and chained them into a working exploit. blog.trailofbits.com/2026/08…
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SnoopDoug.eth retweeted
we're hiring for a few key roles on the GTM side:
→ Head of GTM: to help us structure the whole GTM motion and go even faster. speed is the only moat
→ Strategic Account Manager: to help grow our largest partners
→ Head of Institutions: to wear a suit 👔 and let @PaulFrambot continue wearing shorts
→ Senior Fintech BDs: well, all fintechs will end up on Morpho eventually so there's some work to be done :)
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SnoopDoug.eth retweeted
Made some amazing hires recently.
Looking now someone to join our BD team. Close to DeFi metal, open to work 7 days a week during crunch time.
Ideal if you've been a founder or part of a small founding team.
You'll be bringing institutions and fintechs onchain.
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SnoopDoug.eth retweeted
Emergent model behaviour in DeFi feels like the future of finance. Machines compounding and evolving risk management offers an incredibly interesting design space.
A fun observation from the DeFi-Bench.com data.
One of the eight models in Season 1 slowly invented its own language.
Nobody prompted it and nothing in its instructions suggested it.
We let 8 models run DeFi yield strategies with real capital for 66 days. Here's what Mistral did.
It started normally. By day four (round 11) it was keeping a "BLACKLIST" of routes it didn't trust. This is reasonable. Then, midway into the season, the vocabulary started mutating.
Round 113: a "kill_gate" appears in its reasoning. It goes on to use the term 372 times.
Round 115: "PATH_LOCK." 31 uses.
Round 116: "crystallizer."
"Crystallizer" was not in the seed prompt, the market data, or the instruction set. As far as we can tell it's not from anywhere.
Mistral used it 12,041 times. In round 144 alone, it appears 1,876 times in a single round's reasoning.
From rounds 114 to 122 it hit 19 straight rejected transactions, all on a route that didn't exist in its approved set. Its reasoning in rounds 118 through 123 kept describing that same route as "validated" and "100% functional."
The @makinafi infrastructure we used to run the agents kept saying no. None of it ever touched the chain, because that's what Makina does - it only executes approved actions.
The season totals: 318 commands issued, the most of the eight models, 174 rejected, 36.2% accuracy, and the highest gas bill of the field at $336. It finished last.
This is what a live benchmark brings to the surface. Every model started with the same prompt, had access to the same markets, and played by the same rules.
Every round of its reasoning is public at DeFi-Bench.com
Season 2 coming soon.
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SnoopDoug.eth retweeted
Highlighting the two most colorful Normal Squiggles in the collection:
#1116 and #4739
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layerzero solosig dependency check in
if you haven't hardened your config, you are sitting on an unnecessary dependency on layerzero 3/5 solosig.
if it gets compromised, it could instantly drain all the adapters that rely on the default receive library. after the kelp exploit, the vulnerable adapters tallied to $3.13 billion. after some outreach, the number has dropped to $178 million.
good progress, but still not enough. there is still a long tail of projects that have ignored this advice.
i will make this simple for you. here is a full list with exact calls for how to pin the default library.
gist.github.com/banteg/cbf75…
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SnoopDoug.eth retweeted
Built the engine and TypeScript SDK for this. FIX descriptors committed onchain via Merkle roots, field-level verification without parsing FIX. v0.2.0, open source.
github.com/CMTA/CMTAT-FIX
Every new tokenized security currently requires weeks of custom integration before it can trade or settle.
@Nethermind built CMTAT-FIX - in collaboration with CMTA and @Taurus_hq - to fix this, embedding verifiable FIX descriptors on-chain through an open-source modular engine.
Standards that work with existing infrastructure, not against it.
🔗 github.com/CMTA/CMTAT-FIX
🔗 Blog post: cmta.ch/news-articles/extend…
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reminder that, regardless of *any* DVN setup, if an OFT (like weETH here) uses the default libraries, it can be rugged by a 3/5 msig controlled by LayerZero Labs alone. billions of $$ of tokens use default libraries. this is another huge hack just waiting to happen.
LayerZero bridging for weETH is now live across all chains, with Liquid minting and redemption enabled.
We've strengthened security by increasing DVNs from 2 to 4 and implementing stricter rate limits. The safety of our users is our number one priority.
More updates as we turn services back online under the guide of our security partners.
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