xSpaces @xSpac3s

Most fitness advice comes from people who never struggled Me? Lost 150lbs Opened a chain of gyms Gained nearly 100lbs back Down 55 in 2026 Been experimenting with peptides for 8 years too Health will always be my first love Follow the journey ⬇️

PeptidesUncensored @PepsUncensored

a day ago

Proof that lifting is a mental game!

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Self-custody on Cardano = you AND the wallet have custody? 129M $ADA drained like it was nothing somehow Both hacker and white hat moved funds effortlessly Can’t wait to find out more about these "emergency rescue measures" 🤨

SecondFi @secondfiapp

a week ago

As per our previous post: x.com/secondfiapp/st… We have identified the root cause and have since rolled out a patch for all unaffected wallets. This will allow us to resume normal operations soon. ----- Regarding affected wallets, 4 distinct draining events occurred. 3 were

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🚨 The WSJ just exposed the dirtiest marketing campaign in crypto history! 1,105 fake promotional videos $1.9M in fabricated bets 140M views And the product being sold was illegal in the country they targeted… Polymarket built a clone of its own website called "poiymarket dot com" and paid creators $2-3K/month to film themselves winning bets they never placed And of course the creators were told not to disclose the payments 70% of the videos WSJ reviewed featured bets that never happened 🤯 Across 118 videos, creators celebrated $900K in winnings that didn't exist If those positions had been real, they would have lost $166K instead Fake wins Real losses hidden All on camera The marketing contractor running this operation was called Virality And get this: they only paid creators if 60% or more of their audience was American 🤨 Why does that matter? Polymarket has been banned from serving Americans since a 2022 CFTC settlement So they targeted the one jurisdiction where the product is illegal $1.9 million in fabricated bets and 140 million views across TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram All of it aimed at Americans who legally can't use it But it gets even worse… Politico reported the CMO was paying creators directly from his personal PayPal $350K sent directly and $2.5M+ to 800+ recipients through that single account No disclosure No transparency In that same week three Polymarket wallets made $24.25M on World Cup bets and sent the profits through the exact same Binance deposit address Kentucky's AG just filed lawsuits and hopefully many more follow suit This is what destroys trust This is what keeps retail away This is why people think crypto is a scam

The absolute worst “feature” in Web3 One that has cost millions of users billions of $$$

Vadim (AI, ⋈) @zacodil

a week ago

Why "token approval" is the worst idea in DeFi. ERC-20 got the token right and the hard part wrong. it standardized balances and transfers, but never a clean way for a contract to actually use your tokens. a plain transfer to a contract doesn't even tell it anything arrived. so

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Honestly surprised to hear @ErikVoorhees say this So your telling me the almost completely insignificant numbers Ethereum has achieved are “unassailable”? I don’t think many realize how truly tiny and almost meaningless the current numbers are < .1% of world uses web3 daily < .1% of capital is deployed/active < .01% of devs actively build in Web3 How can one honestly believe having 20-25k devs working across an entire ecosystem, FT and PT, is even remotely worthy of the term “network effect”? Meta, Amazon, and Google EACH have more FT engineers than the entirety of Web3 Far too many people are swayed by headlines of “XYZ firm is all in on Ethereum” that are mostly hype If not, then where is the capital? Blackrock deploying 0.01% of its portfolio after dozens of headlines claim winners is quite ammusing Oh, and stablecoin volume (honestly a ridiculous metric to begin with since I could send $1B USDC back and forth 10x to create $10B volume): • USDC on Ethereum: ~$3.7 trillion • USDT on Tron: ~$3.3 trillion • USDC on Solana: ~$2.2 trillion • USDT on Ethereum: ~$1.8 trillion • USDC on Base: ~$1.2 trillion • USDT on BNB Chain: ~$835 billion With a 2-3 year head start, I’m not sure those numbers look too “unassailable” to me Wake up to reality folks There are no winners yet and it’s not even close, and Ethereum has massive tech debt that will have others continue to gain ground

Etherealize @Etherealize_io

3 weeks ago

Erik Voorhees: “ETH is still the king, and I don’t see it being dethroned" The founder of ShapeShift and Venice AI is asked if Ethereum was a “sustainable ecosystem.” He replies: “I think [Ethereum] is more than sustainable. I think it is the clear winner of the smart contract

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Cardano about to drop out of the top 20 for the first time since launch cardano:native

JUST IN: Guy who is down nearly $10B makes another absurd $ETH price prediction

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SUI drops MASSIVE news CT response: "Cool promo, when does it end?" “It’s not sustainable” “Nothing is free” Well it’s time you take a second to learn about how @SuiNetwork is built differently Because yesterday SUI released FREE stablecoin transfers Not subsidized Not sponsored Not cheap FREE and baked into the protocol But most are missing why this is so huge and how it is possible so let’s break it down ⬇️ Many networks have super cheap txs now but the difference between dirt cheap and free is MASSIVE No gas token is needed to send stables That is an absolute game changer and removes one of Web3’s biggest hurdles But how is it possible? Certainly someone has to pay or it’s not sustainable, right? Wrong. Here’s why: On Sui stablecoins exist as independent objects with unique IDs The new Address Balances system changes how simple transfers work on top of that model So a P2P transfer only touches a very narrow and predictable set of things on-chain Meaning? Near-zero compute cost for validators and virtually no overhead MOVE's static typing lets the protocol whitelist specific transaction shapes So swaps, NFTs, or other random transactions are excluded Only simple stablecoin person-to-person sends qualify for the gasless treatment And governance controls the allowlist currently set for 7 stables such as USDC, USDsui, USDY, and 4 others The network doesn't break under pressure either With their hybrid sharding SUI scales horizontally and validators absorb these transactions with nothing lost During congestion, gas-paying transactions get priority But can't any chain do this? Nope! EVM chains meter gas uniformly per opcode "Gasless" on Ethereum means ERC-4337 paymasters where someone still pays real ETH behind the scenes Adding true protocol-level exemptions would need a complex EIP and MAJOR hardfork Solana fees are tiny but you still need SOL in your wallet for everything No native mechanism for permanent stablecoin exemptions Aptos is MOVE based too but they've only run temporary sponsored gas campaigns funded by partners All of which expire SUI carved out stablecoin P2P flows as a permanent protocol feature while keeping the gas token for everything else Only possible because of the object model they built from day one So while most chains are still trying to make gas cheap Sui just made it disappear for the biggest use case of stables That’s how you move from crypto-native to mainstream

This has officially crossed into self-parody territory

I've defended MultiversX's tech for years It is best in class, no question But after watching the market pump centralized chains while billions vanish to hacks I'm starting to wonder if true decentralization even matters anymore Supernova has continued delays and best guess is now mid Q3, maybe Q4 Over a year behind schedule Many are panicking or criticizing the delays but why? The alternative is rushing broken code to market And we've seen that movie play out dozens of times Security has to be #1. Always. A single critical bug can kill a protocol overnight User funds gone Trust destroyed Game over So yes, the delays are frustrating But I'd rather wait than watch another hack wipe out everything that’s been built Here's what keeps me up at night though MultiversX can scale to millions of TPS across 3300+ nodes running on minimal hardware Truly unmatched in the space when coupled with sub second finality But will anyone care when it finally ships? Web3 is drifting toward "acceptable centralization” Single sequencers are rationalized A hundred nodes controlled by a handful of entities is called decentralized Centralized bridges settling on decentralized chains? No one blinks If that's where we're headed, what's the market for a truly decentralized, infinitely scalable chain? I used to think this was a certainty but now I'm not so sure What I do know is that we are still incredibly early There are no winners yet. Not even close. MultiversX built the foundation for the most secure, scalable, and decentralized chain in existence That still means something The question is whether the world will eventually realize it matters

Beniamin Mincu |🇺🇸/acc @beniaminmincu

2 months ago

200+ Improvements And Fixes. The Security Marathon Continues We've completed a deep review of every internal and external audit submission received for SUPERNOVA, and finalized implementation of all critical fixes and improvements identified, applying them first and foremost to

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🚨 Most creators are still playing the old X monetization game…and it’s quietly killing their payouts Nikita dropped the new rules in replies almost nobody reads and I had AI comb all 243 posts Here’s what actually matters now ⬇️ Bookmark this for next payout cycle

DBCrypto @DBCrypt0

2 months ago

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This hardware wallet sold out in hours and I totally understand why Check it out to see what I love about this thing as well as one thing I'm not entirely sold on @suiballO let me try a demo unit and it's impressive Keep an eye out as they may open additional pre-orders soon

Nobody wants to admit it, but most chains announcing huge volume milestones are lying Straight up 10 wallets trading back and forth can fake trillions in a weekend Here's exactly why Web3 still does this, and what winning chains will do differently ⬇️

DBCrypto @DBCrypt0

4 months ago

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DeFi got absolutely crushed this month with over $600M drained @DeepBookonSui is out to change that Built into the protocol level to avoid the most common attack vectors and improve experience No bridges No external oracles No admin keys The way DeFi is meant to be!

$600M drained in 20 days because most DeFi is built on broken foundations @DeepBookonSui was built different: Zero bridges Zero external oracles Zero admin keys Just native liquidity on @SuiNetwork doing what the rest of DeFi can't. Safe by design. youtu.be/7mPmL-QaipM

$290 million gone And all anyone can do is point fingers Protocols blaming each other for their own incompetence 🤦‍♂️

Potential catastrophic hack involving @hyperbridge and $DOT $1 BILLION in Polkadot tokens minted out of nothing Dumped for just $237,000 The only saving grace from absolute chaos was lack of liquidity Here's exactly what happened: Someone forged a cross-chain message on Hyperbridge's EthereumHost contract The state proof check which is the ONE thing standing between a valid message and an unlimited mint, stored an all-zeros commitment The bridge processed it as legitimate So the attacker called changeAdmin on the bridged DOT contract and gave themselves full control 🤯 They minted 1 billion tokens in a single transaction and routed through Odos Router V3 into Uniswap V4 108 ETH out, roughly $237K That's it! The only reason this wasn't a total DOT killer? The pool was too shallow and 1 billion tokens overwhelmed the available liquidity and the price collapsed instantly Basically just good luck and certainly not good security measures And before anyone calls this an edge case: Ronin: $600M Wormhole: $320M Nomad: $190M Drift: $280M last month Same attack surface, different day Bridges hold admin-level control over token contracts on destination chains. One validation failure doesn't just trigger an alarm, it hands someone the keys to the mint CertiK confirmed the attack vector already Hyperbridge hasn't said a word about whether other bridged token contracts using the same gateway are vulnerable This is the bridge problem and we're nowhere close to solving it 😕 Mass adoption? We can't safely move assets between chains because most bridges and overall Web3 security standards are a dumpster fire Today's $237K accident is next month's $237M

$ION just showed us exactly why retail keeps losing Not because of bad luck but because the game was rigged before we even knew we were playing Here's what happened: For 4 years, Ice Network built a massive community Funded itself through a secret deal with one "service provider" who held a massive amount of tokens No disclosures No transparency Just your typical ‘trust me bro’ That provider dumped and the token is down 87% in 7 days 📉 The CEO's explanation? The provider "got spooked", claimed his tokens, and sold it all Apparently even losing money on the deal and I’m sure we all feel bad for him 🤨 Except the project spent $18 million over those 4 years. No salaries. No bank account. Operating out of the BVI. All funded by this one mysterious counterparty who took tokens instead of cash Now they're burning $400K/month and need to sell treasury tokens to survive And if the community doesn't show enough confidence, they'll shut it down We will see MANY projects in the same position this year Oh, and buried at the bottom: exchange extortion claiming too many users were from "Tier 3 countries." Read that again The community got penalized for living in the wrong zip codes 🤯 (follow up post on that soon…) But this is just how Web3 works I guess Secret deals with silent stakeholders No accountability until collapse Retail absorbs 100% of the damage And when it all falls apart, founders play victim while sitting on unlocked allocations The CEO says they lost the most but let’s be real😏 This isn't an exception. It's the standard playbook. And until we demand better, nothing will change

Ice Open Network @ice_blockchain

3 months ago

🚨 An Update from the CEO I want to speak openly about the situation we are facing. For more than four years, our company has operated out of the BVI without a traditional bank account. Throughout that time, the business was funded primarily through token-based agreements. That

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Unpopular opinion: Remove monetization altogether All it's done is flood the platform with bot farms, clickbait, and garbage. Time to go back to genuine content, real ideas, and actual network building instead of farming engagement for pennies.

Kentucky House Bill 380 requires hardware wallets to have a "password reset mechanism." Worse yet? It passed the House 85-0 This is what you get when politicians with zero understanding of crypto create the bills 🤦‍♂️