LayerZero's CEO got hit with a civil lawsuit in Vancouver today, filed by Evercrest Technologies, the developer behind KelpDAO.
He's already calling it meritless and says he'll fight it there.
Oil prices are climbing, yields are climbing, and everyone's suddenly a macro expert again.
Six months from now, will you remember caring about any of this, or just where BTC ended up?
Worth comparing: Liquid Network lost $320M earlier this month, and those attackers, calling themselves "white hats," gave most of it back.
Bitget's attacker hasn't returned a cent. So a fund that covers the whole loss actually matters here.
No exchange wants this to happen. But a same-day livestream, ruling out key compromise, and a reserve bigger than the loss is a different playbook from how these used to go quiet for weeks.
Waiting on the full report now.
The World Cup didn't just break TV records. It quietly broke prediction markets.
Roughly $80B traded on sports contracts in two months. Most people posting about it can't explain how they work. Let me fix that 👇
UK BANKS JUST MADE A MAJOR MOVE INTO TOKENIZED MONEY 🇬🇧
The UK’s largest banks completed the world’s first customer transactions using tokenized pound deposits, including remortgage payments and a consumer purchase.
The World Cup didn't just break TV records. It quietly broke prediction markets.
Roughly $80B traded on sports contracts in two months. Most people posting about it can't explain how they work. Let me fix that 👇
If you're going to trade one, three quick tips:
Read the resolution rules first. That's how the market decides who wins.
Thin markets swing hard on small money.
Fees eat small edges.
Only put in what you're fine losing.
Crypto, football and betting are merging into one thing, and the rules are still being written.
Whoever understands it early has the edge, and whoever doesn't is just the exit liquidity.