It’s time for another WIFEY Meme competition 🏆🔥 Prizes: 1st Place - $25 in $WIFEY 2nd Place - Pixel Wifey NFT 3rd Place - Pixel Wifey NFT Quote post with your entry tagging myself, @wifeysol & @Yoshi_3000 🏷️ Memes MUST mention $WIFEY 🩴 Comment below that you’ve submitted your entry 👇 The team & community will vote for their favourite entries. Winners announced on the WIFEY WEDNESDAY stream 30th September! 🥳

🚨 $200 BIRB GIVEAWAY! 🐦☕💸 5 winners. 1 week. Let's spread some Birb love! 💙 🥇 1st place: $100 🏆 2nd-5th place: $25 EACH Enter in 4 easy steps 👇 1️⃣ Like, comment & repost this post! 🔁 2️⃣ Comment on BD's video, screenshot your comment & share it on X! 🎥 (Will go live in few minute) piped.video/-is1KvjQduw 3️⃣ Follow the flock! 🤩 𝕏 → @BirbCafeShop & @BirbDefi Instagram (Our Brand New Account) → instagram.com/birbcafe 4️⃣ Join the Birb Telegram for fun, good vibes & updates! 🙌 t.me/BirbOfficial ⏰ Entries close ONE WEEK from this post! Complete all 4 steps & you're in. Good luck, frens! 🐦🍀 $BIRB #Giveaway

We are sharing an interim update regarding an exploit identified with @limitbreak Payment Processor V2, a NFT trading protocol maintained by the company Limit Break and which Magic Eden adopted to settle trades on EVM in 2024. Magic Eden stopped using Payment Processor V2 in Oct 2024 and ceased our EVM marketplace altogether in Q1 2026. No live Magic Eden listings were impacted in this exploit. We will provide more updates as we investigate the impact further. We are also contacting Limit Break as they are the owner & maintainer of the protocol to see what other mitigations can be done, including progress on pausing transfers on the protocol. Thank you to @0xQuit for the whitehat rescue and for bringing this to our collective attention: nitter.net/0xQuit/status/21034106… Why are ME listings being shown to be involved? NFTs listed on ME EVM from approx Feb 2024 to Oct 2024 could be impacted by this issue with the Limit Break Payment Processor v2 contract. Any listings on ME EVM after Oct 2024 should not be impacted here. We are still further refining our investigation and will provide more updates here. In the meantime, if you listed or traded NFTs on Magic Eden’s EVM marketplace before we shut it down, revoke this contract: Limit Break: Payment Processor (V2) 0x9A1D00bEd7CD04BCDA516d721A596eb22Aac6834 Go through our instructions here: revoke.cash Ethereum → filter that address → revoke every NFT “approved for all” row Repeat for the following chainsPolygon Base See also 0xQuit’s tweet on revocation for further reference also: nitter.net/0xQuit/status/21034106… NOTE: Revoking does not return tokens that already moved. Again, we will keep the community updated as we investigate further.

Live about Bitget Hot Wallet Incident on September 24, 2026 nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1pKdRDYoj…

At 18:31 UTC on September 24, 2026, Bitget’s security systems identified unauthorized transfers involving a limited number of hot wallets. Our security team immediately activated emergency response procedures and began a full investigation. Based on our current assessment, approximately $351.6 million in assets were affected. Bitget’s cold wallets and the overwhelming majority of platform assets remain secure and unaffected. Most importantly, user funds remain protected. The incident falls within the coverage of Bitget’s User Protection Fund, which currently holds more than $464 million. Customer account balances remain accurate, and deposits and trading continue to operate normally. As a precaution, withdrawals have been temporarily suspended while our teams complete a comprehensive security review. We have identified and flagged the relevant transfer addresses and have formally engaged law enforcement agencies and leading on-chain security partners. We are working around the clock to restore withdrawal services as soon as it is safe to do so. Bitget will provide further updates through our official channels. We will not speculate on the attack vector while the investigation remains ongoing. Our focus is on protecting users, securing all systems, and delivering complete transparency throughout this process.

Over $350 million in crypto assets taken from wallets at Bitget exchange in a hacking incident.