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[Cooper @DReby7]

360k views and 3k+ bookmarks on a fake post copied from a year-old reddit post.

X rewards fake success stories more than anything else.

[Finn Mallery @fin465]

someone is gonna cold email 1,000 accounting firms in the US and make $1-3 million personally in 2026

[Cooper @DReby7]

@PharosWatch What’s driving this?

[Cooper @DReby7]

@PharosWatch To people criticizing Pharos right now:

Have you considered that if a single article can break a stablecoin’s peg, maybe the problem isn’t the article?

[Cooper @DReby7]

A local-first voice UI for Hermes Agent: browser voice input, Hermes Gateway integration, OpenRouter TTS, and a sci-fi assistant interface.

@NousResearch @Teknium #HermesAgent

[Cooper @DReby7]

Day off, thanks Claude.

[Cooper @DReby7]

@tayvano_ Is there a polymarket bet on chad going to jail?

[Cooper @DReby7]

Are they seriously calling thorchain decentralized when there’s only $45 million securing the nodes? Bro, hackers could buy the entire network on any random Tuesday.

[THORChain @THORChain]

THORChain was modelled after Bitcoin, to be permissionless and censorship resistant.

There’s no single person or entity in control of the protocol. There’s no admin key. There’s no 2-of-3 multisig. Currently, there’s 95 nodes spread globally that control the network. For the network to change a two thirds supermajority have to agree, resulting in a 64-of-95. No one can override that.

Bitcoin is neutral because the code is neutral, and the nodes enforce it.

THORChain is neutral because the code is neutral, and the nodes enforce it.

[Cooper @DReby7]

@tayvano_ Just a reminder that any single THORChain validator can pause the network and they deliberately chose not to during the laundering of stolen funds.

[Cooper @DReby7]

@jussy_world @THORChain In such cases, neutrality basically means complicity

I actually posted an article on that a couple of days ago

https://t.co/lAXg2zB0oT

[Cooper @DReby7]

https://t.co/Ft2CJq7ZBq

[Cooper @DReby7]

@stacy_muur Who could’ve thought

[Cooper @DReby7]

@stacy_muur @StaniKulechov @GAmitej Yeah, seen quite a few people offering to help. would be good to get it set up.

[Cooper @DReby7]

@litocoen Didn’t really expect this level of unity in DeFi, tbh

[Cooper @DReby7]

@ohdatskate I just tested this on SideShift and noticed that balances are not displayed when selecting the asset to bridge, which is not very convenient.

p.s everything else is good though

[Cooper @DReby7]

@ohdatskate Is THORChain planning to donate any of the fees it made after the exploit?

[Cooper @DReby7]

@PeckShieldAlert @KelpDAO @THORChain @Balancer Not surprising they chose THORChain — it’s basically the go-to laundering machine in crypto. Every hack they earn a huge amount of fees. No wonder their validators choose not to act.

[Cooper @DReby7]

@NightWatchBTC @PeckShieldAlert @KelpDAO @THORChain @Balancer Why do they do that then?

[Cooper @DReby7]

@0xLobsterMonkey @dcfgod Do they have some sort of treasury?

[Cooper @DReby7]

@WuBlockchain There’s nothing we didn’t already know.

[Cooper @DReby7]

@lookonchain @Mantle_Official @LidoFinance Not surprised @THORChain is helping launder funds again. It’s crazy that any single Thorchain validator can pause the entire network for about an hour — more than enough time to coordinate and stop it. Yet once again, nothing is done.

[Cooper @DReby7]

@stacy_muur @THORChain @KelpDAO Not the first time they’ve racked up huge fees after a hack. After the Bybit exploit, they pulled in a whopping $5.5M.