An exchange that claims half a BILLION in reserves just stopped letting people withdraw. The reserves are mostly a stablecoin it printed itself. The team behind it is hidden. The exchange is Ju, formerly JuCoin. Users have reported being unable to withdraw funds for the past week. Ju says the delays are due to upgrades and a restructuring tied to a publicly listed company. The numbers don't hold up. Ju self-reports $511 MILLION in total reserves. An on-chain analysis found that the vast majority of that is USDC and USDT that Ju issued itself on JuChain, its own blockchain, with no clear backing behind it. In other words, the exchange is counting tokens it printed as proof it can cover customer funds. ZachXBT first warned about Ju in March 2025, when it appeared as a Platinum sponsor of Token2049 Singapore. He flagged the red flags then. They've only multiplied since. The history is the tell. Ju has rebranded repeatedly. JuBi became JuCoin became Joy Universe became Ju. Its earlier versions were accused of listing fake tokens, manipulating trading depth, and blocking withdrawals. One predecessor reportedly cost over 100,000 investors their funds. The ownership is hidden. The public team doesn't seem to actually control the exchange. The real operators stay out of sight, the company is registered in a place with almost no oversight and the names attached to it keep changing. That's how fraudulent offshore exchanges are usually built. JuDAO was also exploited for $225,000 in April. It lost $20 MILLION in September 2025 to a botched contract deployment that left 77 million POL stuck. At least $5 MILLION tied to the Bybit North Korea exploit was moved through Ju, just weeks after Ju publicly offered Bybit up to 1,000 BTC in support. The test for any centralized exchange is simple. Is the ownership transparent and is it registered somewhere serious. Ju fails both. If you have funds on Ju, the withdrawal delays are not the risk. They are the warning.

Humanity confirmed more than $36 million was stolen and dumped across Ethereum and BNB Chain after an employee laptop was compromised. The attacker gained control of multiple Gnosis Safe keys, upgraded bridge contracts to malicious implementations, and transferred or minted H tokens. The project has halted affected bridge operations and is working with exchanges and law enforcement.

Someone is trying to legally steal $285 BILLION in Bitcoin without touching a single wallet The coins sit across 39,069 old wallets that have not moved in over a decade, around 3.8 million Bitcoin in total Their claim is that the original owners are gone, so the coins count as abandoned property Under an old New York law they are calling themselves the finder, the same way you might claim a wallet left on the street They go by a fake name, Noah Doe and operate through two shell companies in Wyoming The strangest part is how they delivered the legal notice Normally a lawsuit reaches you by mail or in person but here there were no names and no addresses, only wallet numbers sitting on a blockchain So the court let them reach all 39,069 owners directly through Bitcoin itself Their team sent 98 rounds of tiny payments to those wallets, each carrying less than a dollar of Bitcoin and a link to the abandonment notice Every wallet had 90 days to respond and prove the coins were still theirs which most of them ignored A wallet that received 35.55 Bitcoin in March 2011, back when a single coin was worth less than a dollar, was untouched for over 14 years On June 2 it moved, sending 15 coins to a new wallet and keeping the other 20, out of a stash worth about 2.5 million dollars A second wallet from the same 2011 era moved another 20 Bitcoin, worth about 1.5 million dollars, only 13 hours earlier The entire case rests on these coins being abandoned, so the moment someone tried to take them, the real owners proved they were still here Whoever owns them paid almost nothing for coins now worth millions Hundreds of other old wallets had already done the same thing during the notice campaign, which removed them from the lawsuit before it even began

I run an internal LP Manager for the team called "TightneckLP" TightNeckLP: -Finds the best pairs to LP -Estimates the best range for that LP -Automatically repositions to maintain that range -Automatically exits at outer range limits set by user or agent. This thing is basically the dream of LP runners everywhere. -No more clicking every 30 seconds to move your range -No more chart watching for 20hrs a day -No more missing a reposition/compound because the price moved faster than you could approve all the transactions in time. -No more skipping out on work or relationships or meals because you are yolo'ing yourself into the ground at 4am while trying to not let the bottom fall out underneath you. -Pick a suggested pair, or input your own, set the inner range you want maintained and then set your outer range limits for your exit points. Pretty cool huh? I only told you all that to tell you that our build is currently tagging $GITLAWB as one of the better pairs to run liquidity on. Assuming you can maintain a tight enough range and execute your compounding strategy effectively. The LP peeps will understand.

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