Something I want you to hear if you're feeling behind financially:
You're not behind. You're just at the point where you are.
Behind implies a race you didn't sign up for against people whose starting conditions you don't know.
You have a starting point. You have a direction. You have time.
That's genuinely enough to work with. A lot of people built everything they have from exactly that.
I think you are being provided misleading information.
These “crypto entrepreneurs” you refer to were threat actors involved in high profile social engineering crypto fraud and data extortion.
$18.9M of stolen funds was seized by law enforcement.
1) Danish Zulfiqar Khan (Danny) - UK
-$243M Genesis Creditor theft
-Kroll SIM swap (Genesis, BlockFi, FTX creditor data breaches)
2) Ryan Pepper (UnicornLover67) - UK
-Fractal ID breach & extortion
-Emblily, Kayako, etc breaches
3) Mustafa Ibrahim (Krust) - UK
-$243M Genesis Creditor theft
4) Cameron Cureton (CX) - US
-Coinbase social engineering
-Violent robberies
5) Lawend Rahman (Qwervy)
-Coinbase social engineering
Do they deserve unfair treatment if your allegations are true? No however they collectively stole multiple nine figures from victims globally in a foreign jurisdiction.
Dec 2025 seizure wallet address
0xb37d617716e46511e56fe07b885fbdd70119f768
Garrett Jin opened a massive short position on $ZEC just days before the vulnerability disclosure that sent the token crashing nearly 50%.
He reportedly shorted 57,460 ZEC at around $626 using 3x leverage. After the bug was revealed, ZEC plunged from roughly $590 to $250 in a matter of hours.
At the lowest point, his position was showing an unrealized profit of approximately $21.5 million.With ZEC now recovering to around $350, the trade is still estimated to be worth about $16 million in gains.
An incredible stroke of timing or a trade that's raising a lot of questions.
@threewishfail Everyone falls in a few groups:
>Holders of competing privacy protocol
>KOLs with zero exposure to crypto
>Security researchers
>Traders
Do not let incentives influence your thinking.
This take sums up my thoughts.
Bitcoin is not at a firesale level. According to the rainbow chart, we are at the 'Bitcoin is dead' level. The last time we got here, it was a great buying opportunity.
Are you buying or still waiting?
You are a clown.
Patagon is not a victim you purposely buy up garbage protocols for civil lawsuits to profit.
Zama an innocent protocol and all of its users were dragged into your legal case.
You did not alert Zama or give them the chance to contest beforehand.
This is the reality in the US: Arbitraging outdated laws and boomer judges who know little to nothing about tech cases.
Guess this is expected when you are a bad actor who helped lose $93M from actual victims at Stream DeFi….
"We'll fight it. If we lose, we lose." - Jamie Dimon, on the CLARITY Act.
The bill that lets crypto platforms pay staking and activity rewards on stablecoins.
Can't imagine why banks would hate that.
Your savings account: 0.38% APY
Stablecoins onchain: 4–8% APY
Oh, and since 2020? Banks have zero reserve requirements. They can lend out every single dollar you deposit... and still hand you back crumbs.
Yeah, Jamie. We know exactly why you're opposed to this.
🚨 UPDATE: Sui released an incident review detailing three mainnet outages on May 28-29, caused by gas charging bugs and a validator randomness issue.
All issues have since been resolved with no user funds at risk.
🚨THIS WHITE HAT HACKER RESCUED $2 MILLION OF ETH TRAPPED SINCE 2016 ICO
A bug in a 2016 ICO contract left 1,003 ETH permanently locked under a smart contract that was supposed to automatically refund investors if the funding target wasn't reached.
Nearly a decade later, security researcher Florent discovered a way to revive the refund mechanism.
After analyzing the contract, Florent identified an exploit in the admin function that would reset the holder's balance to 1, satisfying the contract's refund conditions and finally releasing the locked ETH.
Florent contacted the ICO team, reproduced the recovery process in a forked environment, and verified that the funds could be safely unlocked.
After the team approved and signed the transaction, the white-hat exploit successfully unlocked the entire 1,003ETH stash, now worth roughly $2 MILLION.
This breakthrough now allows the original investors to finally recover funds that have been inaccessible since the ICO boom of 2016.
@JustinWerlein@DeLarzac30568 Yeah Justin i thought you would never come back for a while. But his post today had my spark reignited. I always had that feeling most people overlook about you. You helped me find my way in trading in life, and i can't wait to have u back brother
🚨BASE IS CONNECTING AI TO CRYPTO WALLETS
Base launched Base MCP, a tool that lets AI apps like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor securely connect to Base wallets.
$COIN's Base MCP makes it easier for AI agents to use on-chain tools, wallets, and crypto payments.
A truely sad day for the crypto.
Ondo Finance CEO and founder Nathan Allman has passed away unexpectedly at the age of 32.
He was an early visionary in the RWA movement who built Ondo Finance into one of the largest RWA projects in crypto, with a market cap of over $2 billion.
Nathan was a quiet yet deeply influential builder who helped shape the future of crypto and modern finance.
Rest in peace, Nathan. 🙏
Binance can sell and buy the same $100m tranch all day - thats called wash trading and is the primary mechanism for suppression and manipulation. It is totally legal in crypto until regulated. All exchanges and venues can wash trade. You can to. Place short, Sell $100m $BTC exit take profit, buy the $100m $BTC back for cheaper. Easy.
This is BANNED on the stock and commodity markets but not on crypto until Clarity Act.
Who wouldnt want this banned? Hmmm.