How Ayush turned a forehead tattoo into $160,000 🇮🇳: - He offers 40 SOL to anyone willing to tattoo "$boutywork" on their forehead - an Indian man from Tamil Nadu actually does it - gets the permanent tattoo on his forehead - A spelling conflict breaks out after the submission. - traders launch a "$ BOUTYWORK " memecoin around the story - the tattoo goes viral across CT - thousands of people start paying attention to the bounty platform - Ayush becomes one of the most talked about dev on Pumpfun bounties - creator rewards start printing money to Ayush. - according to his Pumpfun dashboard, creator earnings cross $170,000 - One typo and one tattoo on someone else's head helped him to make six figures from a memecoin.

All tattooed guys got paid: 1/ $15,000 (ForeHead) 2/ $4,000 (Arm) 3/ $50,000 (ForeHead) Including their creator rewards.

Hyperliquid is better than Nasdaq: $SPCX on Hyperliquid Most people think they're buying SpaceX. They're not. - $SPCX is not a real SpaceX share on HL - you don't own any part of SpaceX - you get no dividends or equity - it's a perpetual futures contract on Hyperliquid - you're simply betting whether the price goes up or down - traders deposit $USDC and go Long or Short - leverage can multiply gains and losses - the market launched on May 17, 2026 - it started with a reference price of $150 - Traders quickly pushed it over $216. - SpaceX had nothing to do with creating this market on HL - Hyperliquid users created the market themselves - before the IPO, it was just a prediction market for SpaceX's valuation - after the IPO, it transitioned into tracking the actual stock price - positions remained open without interruption - traders can now speculate on SpaceX 24/7 - unlike Nasdaq, Hyperliquid never closes

The $BEAT Controversy (Delisted from TradingView): - launches as the token behind Audiera's Dance-to-Earn ecosystem - markets itself as a Web3 version of a popular lyric game - gains attention as price starts moving rapidly - pumps over 1000% in a short period - reaches a multi-billion dollar FDV despite low circulating supply - onchain analysts spot suspicious wallet clusters - one wallet allegedly creates and funds around 100 fresh wallets - tokens flow through multiple layers before reaching exchanges - Bubblemaps reveals patterns similar to previous controversial tokens Comparisons are made with: - $RIVER - $LAB and other alleged "crime pumps" - The possibility grows that retail buyers are becoming exit liquidity

How a hacker stole $1.34M from Raydium: - finds a bug inside Raydium's old 2021 code - targets 5 forgotten liquidity pools that were no longer being used. - generates fake ownership receipts to trick the system. - convinces the old program/code that he has liquidity that he never deposited. - withdraws real funds from the pools walks away with: > 150,177 $RAY > 5,603 $SOL > 893,700 $USDC steals ~$1.34 million in total - bridges the funds from Solana to Ethereum - starts sending hundreds of ETH into Tornado Cash to hide the trail - Raydium confirms the exploit publicly - current users are not affected - Current Raydium pools are safe.

Wake up $HYPE

Finally, the shameful narrative is gone.

DeFi is still centralised. Where someone gets or hacks your private keys from the founder's computer. Get the ownership of the smart contract. Mint an unlimited supply of $H tokens and dump them on the holders. wtf is this

The downfall of Terence Kwok: - starts Tink Labs and raises more than $160 million from big investors like SoftBank - grows the company too fast and spends too much money - Tink Labs eventually runs out of cash and shuts down - investors lose millions of dollars and employees lose their jobs - returns with a new crypto project, Humanity Protocol $H. - aims to build a global digital identity system using palm scans - Humanity Protocol becomes one of the most popular crypto projects during the inf*-fi narrative - community starts complaining about unfair reward distributions and insider favoritism - a $60,000 $USDC transfer from a community rewards wallet to their own wallet June 2026: - hackers gain access to Humanity Foundation's private keys - attackers take control of key wallets connected to the project - over $31 million worth of assets are drained - attackers mint 100 million new $H tokens and dump them on the market - the token crashes more than 85% within hours

This wallet turned $30 into $14,600 betting on weather markets. That's not normal. @Polymarket should review this wallet and verify the integrity of the weather data feeds. Questions to Ask: > Which weather data sources are being used? > How quickly are markets updated? > Does anyone have an insider information advantage?

How Xeet Cards Collapsed: - Xeet launched Creator Cards as NFTs tied to: - squads - creators - engagement - tournaments - The Inf@-Fi narrative was booming at that time - Some holders were up 2x-3x in the hype phase - Xeet then encouraged users to migrate their cards from Abstract to MegaETH - Move to MegaETH and earn more rewards - MegaETH's Terminal farming program - Then X began breaking down on InfoFi applications and engagement farming. - Campaigns slowed down - The InfoFi narrative started dying - MegaETH's Terminal program ended - The primary reason to keep the cards vanished. - No major new campaigns arrived - Holders started selling the cards - Cards that were once heavily accumulated, - Now it began trading for less than $1.

This is very shameful. Ban PumpFun bounties, this is exploitation of the poor. Maybe there's someone behind these guys who are using them and making money.

This is absolutely insane. A man from Southeast Asia just tattooed a crypto ticker on his forehead to win a 200 $SOL bounty worth ~$13,000.

Even in one of the most bearish crypto markets, Crypto retired him.

Arivu has made more than $29,000 from his memecoin fees.🇮🇳

$Bountywork Indian guys have now made over $27,000 in just few hours🇮🇳 Crypto can change your life overnight.

Indian man earns $17,500 tattooing memecoin ticker on forehead 🇮🇳 - A bounty offered 40 SOL to anyone willing to tattoo "$boutywork" on their forehead - Arivu, a middle aged man from Tamil Nadu, accepted the challenge - He went to a local tattoo shop and permanently tattooed "$boutywork" on his forehead - The entire process was recorded on video, including bleeding and visible pain - He submitted the proof and asked for the reward - The bounty immediately became controversial because of a spelling dispute between "boutywork" and "bountywork." - The crypto community rallied launching $ BOUTYWORK memecoin with his selfie that hit $373,000 market cap - earned him around $15,000 in fees

Worst people in the crypto space

Is it possible to fake data on Defillama? Because this f**king Canton chain generates $61 million in revenue over the last 30 days Never heard about it. The warning icon states: Canton is currently distributing massive incentives So its fees and revenue should be interpreted with that context. I don't know wtf is going on

Joseph Lubin just transferred $123.5M worth of ethereum:native. - To save a huge leveraged position. Here's what happened: > Joseph Lubin (Ethereum co-founder) > transferred 80,000 ETH ($123.5M) to two wallets > deposited the ETH into MakerDAO as collateral > currently has ~$209M DAI borrowed against his ETH > the move appears to be aimed at reducing liquidation risk > The wallet had been mostly dormant for over three years before these large transfers reappeared. > whales are in panic mode.