Tried out the @openart_ai Smart Shot. Powered by GPT Image-2 and Seedance 2.0. All I can say is, this is very amazing.

DeFi teams obsess over the next smart contract exploit. But what if the bigger threat is code everyone forgot exists? The recent Raydium exploit exposed a growing security blind spot across DeFi: zombie contracts. Hackers drained roughly $1.34M from abandoned V3 AMM liquidity pools that were no longer part of Raydium's active product suite. The pools weren't supported by the UI, weren't integrated into current workflows, and had effectively been forgotten. The problem were still live on-chain. A contract doesn't stop being attackable just because a protocol stops talking about it. According to public security reports, at least 8 confirmed exploits since 2025 have targeted deprecated or abandoned contracts, generating more than $10.8M in losses. When broader legacy infrastructure incidents are included, losses rise to approximately $22.5M. What's interesting is that most of these incidents aren't really being discussed as a separate risk category. They're usually filed under "smart contract vulnerabilities." But the root cause is often different. The issue is flawed contract lifecycle management. Raydium's deprecated V3 architecture lacked validation mechanisms found in newer versions. Attackers exploited those missing safeguards by creating fake liquidity tokens and presenting them as legitimate LP assets, ultimately draining idle funds that had remained trapped inside forgotten pools. The pattern is becoming familiar across DeFi: • Product gets deprecated. • Users migrate elsewhere. • Legacy contracts remain active. • Monitoring decreases. • Attackers discover the opportunity. • Treasury absorbs the damage. Nobody using the current product gets affected. Yet the protocol still pays the bill. This is why "deprecated" should never be treated as a security status but a documentation status. If a contract still holds assets, accepts calls, maintains permissions, or interacts with other systems, it remains part of the protocol's attack surface regardless of whether users can access it through the front end. Every major DeFi protocol now carries years of historical deployments, legacy integrations, retired modules, dormant liquidity pools, and old permission structures. Those forgotten pieces of infrastructure are quietly becoming some of the most attractive targets in crypto. The next wave of DeFi security will not be about finding bugs in new code. It will be about eliminating risk hidden inside old code. Because on-chain, forgotten doesn't mean gone.

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After convincing my team, let’s go all in.

The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign national Anthropic employees. The net effect of this order is that we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers to ensure compliance. Access to all other Claude models is not affected. We apologize for this disruption to our customers. We believe this is a misunderstanding and are working to restore access as soon as possible. Read our full statement: anthropic.com/news/fable-myt…

➥ @alturax crossing $35M in AUM is a notable data point for the structured yield segment. The key aspect isn't the headline number itself, but the strategy behind it: - Rather than concentrating risk in a single protocol or yield source, the vault distributes capital across multiple chains and DeFi primitives, aiming to improve risk-adjusted returns. The addition of the 100K AVLT YieldRun incentive could support near-term capital inflows, but the more important metric will be whether underlying yield generation remains attractive once incentive-driven participation subsides. As competition in onchain yield intensifies, sustained performance and capital efficiency will likely matter more than short-term liquidity incentives.

its over 3 days now since @Humanityprot scammed and defrauded their own community. the most pathetic part is that @terencekwok is a well known scammer just like @Derivatives_Ape and very soon the $H scam/hack will die off and nobody will talking about it anymore just like that of @ZKasino_io the saddest part is no refund and justice to the real actual victims. we need to start holding these terrible mf who keep polluting and causing cancer to this space accountable for their actions until then, newcomers will never take this space serious.

Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization has evolved from a niche concept into one of the most important developments in global finance. With more than $30 billion in on-chain assets and growing institutional participation, the sector is establishing itself as a major bridge between traditional markets and blockchain infrastructure. What Are RWAs? Tokenization converts ownership rights or economic interests in real-world assets into blockchain-based tokens. These assets can include: - U.S. Treasuries and money market funds - Private credit - Commodities such as gold - Equities and ETFs - Real estate - Private equity and structured products Most tokenized assets are backed by regulated custodians or SPVs, ensuring enforceable off-chain ownership rights. My watchlist 🔻 → @OndoFinance - $ONDO → @KiiChainio → @origin_trail - $TRAC → @RealFinOfficial - $ASSET → @centrifuge - $CFG For more detailed info on Tokenization check this out 👇

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 $1.15 trillion added to the US stock market today.

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One thing that stands out about USD1's recent growth is that it isn't being driven by a single catalyst. Over the past few weeks, USD1 has expanded across: • exchanges • lending markets • yield products • incentive programs Most recently: - Gate launched a USD1 Flexible Term event offering up to 20% APR with no lock-up period. - Binance introduced a USD1 Earn campaign offering up to 10.5% APR on eligible deposits. The more interesting signal isn't the yield itself. It's the growing number of venues where USD1 can be earned, traded, lent, borrowed, and deployed. Each new integration increases utility and strengthens liquidity across the ecosystem. In the stablecoin market, sustained growth tends to follow distribution and utility. USD1's rise in the rankings increasingly looks like a reflection of both.

World Cup is starting today. There will be a lot of ways to make money, and lose money too! Starting from memes, prediction markets, and the rest. We will have these three categories: • Those that break even • Those that gambled away their fortune • Those that literally made it You will know the category you fall in after this event.