Core dev building defi protection at @usd8_fi. smart contract auditor by day. Tweets are my own opinion.

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True the world may never be ready. I can’t think of any of my friends and family should self custody their money tbh. But we can make it better by decreasing bad acts and crimes.
we're heading towards complete retardation man. the vast majority of the world is not fucking ready for self-sovereignty and probably never will be. wallets have sucked ass at protecting normal users for over a decade. seed phrases & private keys are an utterly shit security model for humans (oh, and multisigs are great but people protect their 3/5 multisig with the same seed, so also full retard mode). and yet we're still pretending this is the future of finance. it's fucking not. most of this industry is a VC exit-liquidity circle jerk where the end user ultimately eats the loss in some form. maybe the answer isn't mass adoption. maybe the answer is staying fucking small. small, weird, technical, paranoid, adversarial, and hard to capture. the smaller and more niche we stay, the more dangerous and long-lasting this industry becomes. being small is a feature.
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With public adoption increasing, we will see more wrench attacks, this is almost unavoidable with the current crypto setup where bad actors walk away with little consequences. We need to make crypto safer without sacrificing decentralisation.
The @BBCNews reports that a #reward of up to £10,000 is being offered for information after a young couple were attacked in their home and forced to transfer a substantial amount of #cryptocurrency. The husband suffered significant injuries, and his pregnant wife was threatened with a knife. Police believe the attack may have been planned and targeted. The case comes just one day after we shared @Gart_io's latest report on physical attacks involving #crypto. Across the 305 cases examined, at least 47.2% involved confirmed violence or torture. It is a difficult reminder of the human consequences behind these crimes. If you have information that could help, contact @CrimestoppersUK anonymously on 0800 555 111 or through its website. The reward applies to information given exclusively to Crimestoppers that leads to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. CryptoUK has been raising awareness of this risk for some time. Our webinar with the @metpoliceuk — The Wrench Attack Phenomenon: Are High Value Asset Crypto Users Being Targeted? — a link for which you can find below, explored the physical-security risks facing crypto holders and the threat posed by coercion. Please stay vigilant and protect your personal information. 🔹 Read the full BBC report: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c60q… 🔹 Read the Gart report: gart.io/stats 🔹 Watch our Metropolitan Police webinar: piped.video/7IlNxs2FBV0
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I am not on the side of Circle. But we should not rely on Circle to enforce order for the industry, something they can never be accounted for.
I am unfortunately not surprised. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been lost because Circle failed to freeze stolen funds. It's really a shame that you're basically forced to use USDC if you're into yield farming, because I would choose a better alternative any day.
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With tradfi coming onchain, there might be a lot of hacks happening. We need a native web3 protection mechanism for end users.
Today at 4:21 UTC Payy’s bridge contract on Ethereum was exploited and drained of its full balance. Investigation is ongoing and we are following incident response guidelines. While we investigate, all Payy Network transactions are paused including deposits, withdrawals, transfers and card transactions. We will continue to communicate updates here.
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Lots of ppl are against Kelp suing layer0, but I support escalating this and finalize responsibilities of each parties involved, get all info out and on paper not just tweets. So we have a bench mark and clarify for everyone in the future.
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no enforcement mechanisms -> little or no consequences for bad acts -> more bad actors -> good ppl leaving -> dystopia
Next time an airdrop feels unfair or a project makes you feel scammed, remember that there are much darker sides to this industry 🙁 A few important details about what happened: - Hsin-Ju Chuang, former Hack VC partner, was found dead on August 24 near I-15 in California’s Mojave Desert. She was 37. - Her cause of death has not been determined yet and remains under investigation - Shortly before her death, she publicly accused Hack VC of serious workplace pressure and said she had rejected a settlement that would have kept the dispute private - She said she planned to release evidence related to the dispute on August 26. - Hack VC has disputed her account, and no connection between her allegations and her death has been established The circumstances and timeline deserve a proper, transparent investigation. @CryptoTimes_io RIP Hsin-Ju 🕊️ Read her last post below
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chat GPT is gonna drop a reset today, so use up your limit fellow builders.
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Jeeeez, That was quick
介绍比Jev快50倍,在你设备上跑的laya-mlx! 只在你的设备上占用最高1G内存 Laya是一个开源的类似于Jev的,基于文本输出概率的分类系统 我将其移植到MLX,并且做了一些性能优化! 视频中就是这个模型在我的本地M3Max上玩贪吃蛇 这个模型能够以每秒决策60次的速度玩贪吃蛇! github.com/mizorewww/laya-ml…
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this, is the single biggest problem for JEV. If deterministic is low, then the confident score it gives means nothing. Programming this into software could be a disaster, who is gonna take responsibility if anything is mis-judged?
JEV actually doesn't even run deterministically Exact same prompts give you different probabilities when you run it multiple times The ORDER of the choices DRASTICALLY changes the output probs I am more and more confused by the their "no-hallucination" claim
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Update your iphone now. There is a vulnerability allows hackers to steal your seeds if you visit a malicious website using safari.
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hey @PrismML Bonsai 2 doenst work with my Hermes due to low context window. how do I solve this? Also any plans to release it on @ollama ?
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Massive - new Jev model from @typesafeai redefines AI interaction. Unlike usual LLMs, Jev only outputs answers from predefined options, bools. It can still take fuzzy inputs but output is strictly bonded. This naturally makes it great for repetitive tasks, as well as code integration. Plus it is fast and cheap. This solves a huge problem - current AI does not integrate well with code. We will see a lot more interesting apps with special AI capabilities coming up soon.
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Don’t gamble, low risk defi is the way.
I have $500 cash and a newborn. I'm almost 40.
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Google new Gemini 4 is coming and it beats GPT astra and fable. can't wait.
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Getting ready for Defi protection. Oct 2026.
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Congrats!
We launched TheDAO's 2nd Round today... Kevin and I go deep on it here 👇
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Soon we will have free defi insurance from @usd8_fi , it will be a very different game.
So basically you can get 5% risk-free on a US Treasury or 3.25% on a DeFi product with a 95% chance of getting hacked within the next ten years
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This should be basic 101, any critical changes should be time locked at the very least.
As a default security measure, Yearn vaults use timelocks for all strategy changes. This keeps the vault safe and gives users time to review the changes and exit if they don't like them. Keep reading to see how it works. 🧵
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