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Jun 9
I second this, Mythos is likely a sell the rumor buy the news event for defi
Jun 9
Seeing a lot of fears about Claude Mythos allegedly releasing today or tomorrow and "everything getting hacked".
I suspect that we should not directly translate its success in detecting bugs in browsers and Linux Kernel to smart contracts. The software where Mythos found something is containing tens of millions lines of code and simply cannot fit the context.
Smart contracts are really different. They usually have a few thousand lines of code, and both humans and "usual" AI perfectly fit that code in context and can reason well about it.
So I suspect we might not be having a wave of DeFi code hacks, but we may see a lot of things in OpSec getting hacked (looking like multisig keys compromises) and supply chain attacks on frontend dependencies, and those are way less dangerous in true DeFi
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Jun 5
Can we get a prediction market on if the Orchard vulnerability has been exploited (by proxy of this proof)?
cc @Kalshi @Polymarket @Trueo_
We can do a network upgrade which trustlessly proves the effective circulating supply without waiting for coin holders to move their coins!
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Jun 5
I was able to replicate finding the Zcash Orchard vulnerability using GPT 5.5 without a harness and little to no steering (except for passing the files).
GPT 5.5 is consistently able to find this vulnerability.
Opus 4.8 released on May 25th, and the vulnerability was found one day later, on May 26th. GPT 5.5 released on April 23rd, meaning someone could’ve found the vulnerability using GPT 5.5 for an entire month.
(Link to chat in next post)
Jun 4
bro basically said "look for bugs that could exploit zcash"
that's the prompt that found an exploit in a 10 billion dollar protocol
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Jun 5
Addressing some criticism from the comments:
The model uses search:
Search is turned off in settings. The model is prompted to not use search. Thinking traces can be checked to see if search was used.
Brute-force prompts until one sticks:
The prompt doesn't matter. GPT 5.5 can consistently find it using any prompt (see attached picture). The only thing that matters is the code supplied. Which could be found by using a harness and enough compute.
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Jun 4
If you believe in the quantum trade, the best pair trade is:
long [the most quantum-forward coin]
short [the most quantum-backward coin]
You should probably make a basket out of this, but the simplest pair trade would be the very unpopular long ETH / short BTC.
Ethereum is by far the biggest contributor to quantum resistance with leanEthereum, while Bitcoin has a major social coordination problem.
May 27
The universe has given us the greatest pair trade [may be the first hedge of its kind] due to quantum computing.
Short BTC and long "strong" alts.
The goal has always been to "buy alts" to then accumulate more BTC [still true].
But with how well some coins have held up vs BTC tells me that either we're about to get mollywopped and they breakdown BIGLY,
OR they continue to go up and money continues to rotate out of BTC into other crypto plays until the quantum "FUD" is fully resolved.
I think the latter is more evident at the moment.
Probably an unpopular opinion but it is what it is.
~ Dr. Axius.
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Jun 2
During the "Khamenei out as Supreme Leader of Iran by February 28?" market Polymarket provided a clarification that is orthogonal to the one given in the MSTR market
Clarifications are given on the whims of Polymarket insiders
Polymarket “should” resolve with T 1 accounting but given that they explicitly do not do that I really don’t know what you guys expect. Maybe don’t bet on markets that resolve before the information needed to resolve them in your favor could possibly become available.
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The polymarket affiliate badge thinks this market should resolve to no
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Polymarket provides the best marketing for HIP-4
hyperliquid
Jun 1
UMA whales are currently trying to resolve the May 31st market as NO on the basis that the sale wasn't announced until today, June 1st
When the rules clearly state the market will be resolved based on information from MSTR & on-chain data:
- Saylor announced 32 BTC were sold in the period ending 4pm on May 31st
- Sale price of $77,135 indicates a sale no later than May 26th
- There are even onchain transfers of $30M BTC from Strategy to Coinbase Prime on May 29th
What more evidence do you want?
HIP-4 fixes this.
Hyperliquid.
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May 31
What's the bonk of hyperliquid
May 31
what's the jito of hyperliquid
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May 31
Since when did we start calling buying into what was essentially an ICO an "airdrop"?
I bought a fluffle knowing the allocation it came with.
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May 28
I am #8 on the overall proof of HYPE leaderboard
You can check your stats simply by looking up your x profile here: proofofhype.xyz/
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May 21
Its up 70% since this tweet and no one is talking about it
instead of bidding the $purr dat we should be buying this poor thing instead fr fr
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May 20
AI is showing us that mathematics is easier than creative writing
Today, we share a breakthrough on the planar unit distance problem, a famous open question first posed by Paul Erdős in 1946.
For nearly 80 years, mathematicians believed the best possible solutions looked roughly like square grids.
An OpenAI model has now disproved that belief, discovering an entirely new family of constructions that performs better.
This marks the first time AI has autonomously solved a prominent open problem central to a field of mathematics.
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May 20
What if?
May 19
If hyperliquid:native makes a new ATH, what does purr-2:native do?
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