@CryptofxOG You na go Dey do like una no go school, you know see where he said he has entered limit for the day and that he will complete the payment by 12!
DAY 86
Let Discuss about Phishing Attack
In August 2024, a rich crypto holder (called a whale) lost $55.4 million because of a very smart scam called a phishing attack.
This is the kind of scam where a bad person tricks you into clicking a fake link or website so they can steal your information.
The victim used something called an EOA (Externally Owned Account) , this is just a normal crypto wallet controlled by a private key. This wallet controlled their Maker vault , a place where people lock their crypto to borrow a stablecoin called Dai.
They also used a DSProxy , it like a robot wallet that helps you perform many actions in one click. The scammer’s goal was to take control of this robot wallet.
The attacker used a tool called Inferno Drainer. It creates fake websites that look exactly like real crypto platforms.
The victim visited one of these fake sites, thinking it was real. When they connected their wallet and signed a transaction, they didn’t realize they were actually giving the scammer permission to control their DSProxy.
Once the scammer took over the DSProxy, they gained full control of the victim’s Maker vault. They then created (or “minted”) 55.4 million Dai and moved everything to their own wallet named Fake_Phishing187019.
This shows that crypto scams can be very clever. Stay safe using this guides
➠ Always double-check websites before connecting your wallet.
➠ Don’t sign any transaction you don’t fully understand.
➠ Use hardware wallets (USB-like devices that store your keys safely).
➠ Use multi-signature wallets, where more than one approval is needed to move funds.
Staying alert is the best protection.
Stay tuned for DAY 87
Day 63
ROADMAP OF HOW TO BECOME A FRONT END DEVELOPER IN WEB3
Back in Bitcoin’s early days (2009), there was no “click here” button , just command lines and confusion. 😭
If you wanted to send Bitcoin, you’d type a long code like you were hacking NASA. One mistake? Bye-bye money.
Then Ethereum (2015) arrived, bringing smart contracts and dApps ,but there was no beautiful interface. Everything still looked like a math exam.
That’s when frontend Web3 developers stepped in like rescuers, building clean, clickable doors for users to enter the blockchain world.
They made Uniswap, OpenSea, and Metamask feel simple , one button, one transaction.
Now chad, you can become one too.
Start with the basics:
➤Learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (that’s your foundation.)
➤ Move to React.js or Next.js , they power most Web3 frontends.
➤ Learn to connect wallets and contracts using Ethers.js or Web3.js.
➤ Practice by building simple dApps , maybe a wallet dashboard or NFT viewer.
Then polish your portfolio on GitHub, that’s your golden ticket.
Because Web3 is still young, and frontend devs are the ones shaping how people feel the blockchain.
Don’t just be a user, bro ,be a builder. The next Uniswap-like app could carry your name on it.
Path of a Web3 Frontend Dev
Bitcoin (No UI) → Ethereum & Smart Contracts → Frontend Bridges Users → Learn HTML/CSS/JS → Master React & Ethers.js → Build dApps → Launch Projects & Earn Ownership
Yo, I’m Thinker
The face behind the movement that turns projects into communities and followers into believers.
I don’t just represent Web3 projects
I amplify them.
I bring the visibility, the energy, and the strategy that makes people stop scrolling and start paying attention.
Every tweet, every space, every collaboration I touch is crafted to educate, empower, and engage.
Because in Web3, hype fades , but connection keeps your users coming back.
And that’s where I shine.
I’m not just an Ambassador…
I’m your growth engine, your storyteller, your community plug.
I understand what gets people keeps them loyal, and what turns your idea into a movement.
So if your project is ready to stand out,
if you want retention, reach, and real community then remember the name
Thinker .
@AllDomains_ Demand is always high when things are scarce but you are allocating 16% to presale what do you expect? You guys are Mumu! This is definitely going to list below $20M FDV