@Crypto_Guerrila Aptos price has been falling nonstop, however I feel like within 6 months we will see very nice gains on Aptos. Aptos also is one of my favorites, I like how the USDT & USDC confirms nearly instantly on most exchanges. It should go up quite a bit, time will tell.
@zqinfo The absolute hardest is to get to $100,000 after you get over $100,000 everything else comes easy. The first $100,000 is the hardest and to keep it.
@WesterWolfgang Yes I’ve been researching this too a lot came from 50 BTC block rewards in 2010 & 2011 for some of the addresses the rest come from some other unidentified sources. Which leads back to the block rewards mining of ArtForz
@schmidt1024 All looks good besides your Notes both of those are not good for end to end encryption, you should use Notesnook or Standard Notes for best security practice, otherwise all looks good
@WesterWolfgang Interesting development, it may be very well from the myBitcoin hack, however I thought it was ArtForz and it was his exploit that he used in 2010 that was patched thereafter, I’ll have to take a more look into it. Nice find, I still think it’s ArtForz but maybe not
@WesterWolfgang This is very interesting and concerning, only time will tell what’s the goal here but it looks very concerning. Did you compile your data about ArtForz yet?
@cz_binance Now after reading the findings, it would be nice to know if the other recent MultiSignature hacks were caused by malicious JS Code / AWS exposure. We would probably see more instances of this same behaviour if it was looked into. Including the Safe and Liminal multisig hacks
@benbybit@sygnia_labs@Verichains Now after reading the findings, it would be nice to know if the other recent MultiSignature hacks were caused by malicious JS Code / AWS exposure. We would probably see more instances of this same behaviour if it was looked into. Including the Safe and Liminal multisig hacks