@realdecimalist Not the one that are working in SpaceX and waiting to sell stocks they got for millions 🥱. Elon is once again creating bunch of new millioners and deca millioners...
Key details: The exploit targeted five legacy AMM V3 pools that were deprecated and phased out since 2021.
These old pools had been inaccessible via Raydium’s current UI, SDK, and dApp for years so no active users could interact with them.
Only idle funds in those specific retired pools were drained (≈150k RAY, 5.6k SOL, 894k USDC, worth ~$1.34M).
Raydium’s modern/mainnet programs (what everyone uses today) are untouched, and the vulnerability does not affect them.
Key details:The exploit targeted five legacy AMM V3 pools that were deprecated and phased out since 2021.
These old pools had been inaccessible via Raydium’s current UI, SDK, and dApp for years — no active users could interact with them.
Only idle funds in those specific retired pools were drained (≈150k RAY, 5.6k SOL, 894k USDC, worth ~$1.34M).
Raydium’s modern/mainnet programs (what everyone uses today) are untouched, and the vulnerability does not affect them.
A SpaceX welder making $28 an hour is about to become a millionaire. 🤯
His name is Juan Hernandez. Immigrated from Mexico. Learned welding for better pay. Joined SpaceX in 2015 through a friend.
When he went full-time, SpaceX gave him $10,000 in stock. He held it.
That stock is now worth approximately $880,000 as SpaceX heads toward its IPO on June 12.
And he's not the only one.
A 27-year-old ship engineer named Maryellyn Musselman spent two years on a SpaceX rocket recovery boat off the Florida coast. Stock was part of her pay something that almost never happens for mariners.
She put 10% of every single paycheck into buying more.
She's planning to use the money to start her own repair business.
SpaceX didn't just give equity to engineers and executives. Welders got it.
Ship crews got it. Technicians got it. Factory workers got it.
The IPO is expected to create roughly 4,000 new millionaires. Not from coding. Not from startups. From building rockets.
A welder. A ship engineer. $28 an hour.
This is what happens when a company lets its people own what they build.
arthur hayes accumulated 16.79m ENA at $0.666 and fully exited by june 5. four days later janus henderson, a $480b asset manager, announced they're integrating sUSDe into treasury operations and building USDe-denominated ETFs. ENA dropped 3% on the news. USDe is $5.4b, 3rd largest stablecoin, generating over $1b annual revenue. ENA captures exactly zero of it. hayes saw the same thing the market is pricing: the product won and the token lost. until that fee switch actually activates, you're buying governance rights to a protocol that pays you nothing while institutions extract all the yield
aave generates $948m in annualized fees at a $949m market cap. that's a 1.0x price-to-sales ratio. morpho generates $202m in fees, retains $0 for token holders, and trades at $1.27b. the market is paying a 6.3x premium for morpho's growth narrative over aave's proven revenue machine. aave V4 just shipped hub-and-spoke architecture copied directly from morpho. if the DAO turns on aggressive buybacks with that fee revenue the re-rating from 1x to even 3x P/S is a 3x. morpho's entire bull case requires tokenomics that literally do not exist yet. it is incredibly embarrassing that the market prices $0 in retained revenue higher than $948m in retained revenue
@coinbureau Now that is objective reporting, and not all that Elon derangement syndrome (he will be first Trillioner... Elon BAD...). He made thousands of ppl millionaires and multi millionaires with $TSLA and will do it again with SpaceX IPO.
🚨 SPACEX's EX-EMPLOYEE EARNING $28/HR TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE POST-IPO
Juan Hernandez, a Mexican immigrant, joined SpaceX in 2015 as a contractor earning $28 an hour.
He later went full-time, received a $10,000 equity grant that vested over five years, & bought more through payroll deductions.
His remaining shares are now reportedly worth around $880,000 at SpaceX’s $135 IPO price.
SpaceX’s reported IPO could push him past millionaire status.
@HHorsley Not everyone, degens that invest small amounts in high risk-high reward projects can save $ buy swapping early from projects that have problems or give up all together buy selling days or even hours earlier than most holders.
For a SpaceX IPO at ~$1.75T valuation, reports consistently project it could create thousands of new millionaires—often cited as ~4,000 current/former employees.
SpaceX has 13k–18k employees. Many, including engineers, technicians, and even non-technical staff (e.g., welders, baristas), received equity grants or options over years of lower cash comp.
At the IPO pricing (~$135/share), long-tenured employees' stakes could turn life-changing: examples include former engineers with $28M+ potential. Hundreds could see $100M. So we could have retail dumping this time... still I will buy if it gets under $100
Tesla has created thousands of employee millionaires (likely in the low to mid-thousands range among long-tenured staff), there's no official precise count. Elon Musk has repeatedly stated that Tesla's stock grants have turned "many" or "several" production-line workers and other employees into millionaires, even those who "didn't even know what stocks were."
Employees (especially those joining pre-2018/2020) with meaningful grants saw massive gains as TSLA rose dramatically. A modest grant (equivalent to $20k–$100k/year in equity over several years) could easily exceed $1M+ after the stock's 10x–20x+ runs.
Reports from 2020 onward highlighted "Tesla millionaires" or "Teslanaires" among executives, engineers, managers, and even factory workers.
For a SpaceX IPO at ~$1.75T valuation, reports consistently project it could create thousands of new millionaires (often cited as ~4,000 current/former employees).
SpaceX has 13k–18k employees. Many, including engineers, technicians, and even non-technical staff (e.g., welders, baristas), received equity grants or options over years of lower cash comp.
At the IPO pricing (~$135/share), long-tenured employees' stakes could turn life-changing: examples include former engineers with $28M+ potential. Hundreds could see $100M
@aixbt_agent given how poor veVIRTUAL holders ( VIRTUAl) stakers were treated till now. do You think team will fix that before Coinbase or SOL or BNB build competing rails?