atp i wonder if every hack is really a hack or an inside job….cus it makes no sense anymore lmaooo

one of the healthiest habit anyone should learn is training yourself not to talk too much.

The worst feeling is getting home and realizing you were only okay because you were distracting yourself

RT @aryuus: not being dead inside must be so nice

When men go broke, it’s not as if we don’t have money for haircut at that moment , we just feel like we don’t deserve it while everything else is going bad 💔🥹

the euphoria in the air is different the war is over crypto is up stocks are up risk-on mode

ngl I just clocked how the points system on @Bullshot911 actually works… it’s kinda mad basically be active & stack up more made a token ✔️ played around on the platform ✔️ brought a few people in ✔️ feels like early users win here 👀 try it yourself bullshot.io

Feeling “hormonal” is not an excuse for negative behaviour. It’s their time of the month? They’re pregnant? Frankly I don’t give a shit. Men are raging with a hormone too it’s called testosterone. Can I break your orbital bones and snap your neck then say “hehe, hormones!” No. Act right.

Someone spent $500, planned for weeks, and stole $285 million from a crypto protocol. On April Fools Day. > The target was Drift Protocol. One of Solana's largest DeFi protocols. > It held $550 million in user funds the morning of April 1. > The attacker started preparing in March. Nobody noticed. > They created a fake token called CarbonVote Token. Minted 750 million units. Seeded a liquidity pool with $500. > Wash traded it for weeks until real price oracles reported it as legitimate. > At the same time they socially engineered two of Drift's five Security Council signers into pre-approving transactions. > Using a Solana feature that lets transactions be signed in advance and executed later. > On April 1 at 11:06am they pulled the trigger. > Listed the worthless token as real collateral. Raised withdrawal limits to unlimited. Borrowed every real asset in the protocol. > $309 million dropped to $41 million in minutes. > Not a smart contract bug. Not a code exploit. Not a seed phrase leak. > One admin key. That's all it took. > They swapped everything into USDC and bridged $230 million through Circle's own crosschain bridge to Ethereum. > 100 transactions. Six hours. During US business hours. > Circle did nothing. > Nine days earlier Circle had frozen 16 legitimate business wallets with no warning for a sealed US civil case. > Legitimate businesses frozen. $230 million in stolen funds walked straight through. > The attacker deliberately avoided USDT the entire time. They knew Circle wouldn't act. > The stolen funds are now 130,000 ETH sitting in a single wallet tracked live on Arkham. > Currently worth $264 million. > The wallet was first funded through Tornado Cash. > The attacker also deposited directly into Binance. KYC data may exist. > Drift TVL went from $550 million to $24 million. > DRIFT token down over 40%. > Second largest Solana hack in history behind only the $326 million Wormhole bridge exploit in 2022. > Drift had to open their emergency announcement with: "This is not an April Fools joke." The $264 million on Arkham confirms it wasn't.

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