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Bitmor’s DCA V1 Contract was exploited.
1. The executor wallet got compromised.
2. The router function, which was set to Uniswap’s, was swapped out for an exploiter contract.
3. All individual wallets with approved USDC are affected.
4. Users have lost 5909 USDC in total.
5. The attacker is a known and flagged exploiter on Base.
6. Withdraw all cbBTC ASAP as well.
For the remaining users, who have not revoked approvals, please immediately revoke approvals from here to avoid draining any future funds you send to your wallet.
revoke.cash/address/0x1d3f8f…
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Everyone. THIS IS AN EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Please remove approval for Bitmor's DCA plan.
revoke.cash/
Please use this and remove approval for the account
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Iran, or any other sanctioned country, can accept Bitcoin for transactions without worrying about their funds being seized or frozen. No other digital payment system on the planet can offer this. Not while we live under the tyranny of the US dollar.
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It's just pragmatic to buy Bitcoin, none of the other cryptocurrencies survive against it. Start your DCA on Bitmor now.
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The biggest heist in history won't need a gun. Just a quantum processor and Satoshi's public key, sitting on the blockchain since January 2009.
The first to pull it off won't be some anon. It'll be Google, IBM, or a government lab. A company with a stock ticker.
1.7M BTC is locked in P2PK addresses where the raw public key is baked into the locking script. No hash protection. And these coins cannot be recovered.
Satoshi's ~1.1M BTC, early miners who tossed hard drives, people who died without sharing keys. Nobody alive controls them. No fork or upgrade fixes that.
When quantum cracks ECDSA, what does Google do? White-hat the coins to a quantum-safe address nobody controls? Keep them? Go public and watch BTC crater?
Bitcoin has survived exchange hacks and nation-state bans. It has never faced a scenario where a public company holds the keys to $150B+ in coins that belong to ghosts.
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Being a Bitcoiner does need balls of steel. 6 months of decline is hard for any investor. The best ones know, this is time to aggressively accumulate.
Taking debt to accumulate BTC during such times is a strategy that has paid off time and time again. Will this time be different ?
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Bitcoin is like the ETF of cryptocurrency. 99% will never outperform it.
Be honest, did you outperform Bitcoin ?
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March Bitcoin rundown, check if you missed anything:
1/ SEC + CFTC officially classified Bitcoin as a commodity.
2/ Saylor bought ~41,000 BTC for $3B, then paused after 13 straight weeks.
3/ Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $2.5B, reversing four months of outflows.
4/ Exchange reserves dropped to ~2.7M BTC, lowest since 2018.
5/ Hashrate reclaimed 1 ZH/s, but Q1 posted first decline in six years.
6/ $14.16B in options expired on Deribit, largest expiry of 2026.
7/ Whales accumulated 270,000 BTC in 30 days, biggest monthly buy in 13 years.
8/ Public miners dumped 15,000+ BTC to fund AI pivots.
9/ Mining difficulty dropped 7.76%, second largest adjustment of 2026.
10/ BTC closed March at ~$66K, down 4% despite the best regulatory month in its history.
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It is just bad culture to start bull posting that Bitcoin is outperforming gold when the chart looks like this.
Bitcoin will take it's rightful spot as the number one asset, but we have to accept it hasn't been doing very well.
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99.9% of people shouldn't take a bitcoin loan. Agreed.
Because 99.9% of bitcoin loans will liquidate you in a drawdown.
Fix the liquidation problem and you've fixed the reason the advice exists in the first place.
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