@BullishTimes_ Palmer Luckey doesn’t miss. Defense + crypto custody + stablecoins under one roof?. This is the future. $8B valuation already? I’m depositing my bags tomorrow. 😂❤️
@BullishTimes_ Sounds like defenses are finally catching up. Amateurs flooding in and failing. Still long term bullish, self-custody and hardware wallets are the way.
@RobinhoodCrypto Well, that's all you need to know for now.
Follow and turn on your notifications and I'll be sharing a snippet on how I and my team are positioning to make the best out of Robinhood Chain.
Did Robinhood Just launch a BlockChain? 🤯
The evolution just began. If you're not locked in now, it's pathetic. I can't believe that Robinhood just pulled this move.🤯
@RobinhoodCrypto One of the features I love the most is the news feature whereby you see what's actually happening in the market in real time 😂, Robinhood really is impressing me with this one 😭🔥 ❤ ️ you have to see it yourself.
Moral of the story: Don't wait for the crowd to validate an opportunity. Study the fundamentals, understand the tokenomics, and position yourself before the market catches on. Conviction backed by research often pays better than chasing hype.
Printed hard on $ARX 🚀🔥❤️
Polymarket just got drained for $3.1 million — and users never saw it coming.
On 25 June, attackers compromised a third-party JavaScript vendor that supplies frontend code to Polymarket's website. They injected a malicious script directly into the page. When users loaded the site and approved what looked like routine wallet prompts, the script silently authorised transfers to attacker-controlled wallets.
The Polymarket hack drained pUSD — the platform's USDC-backed stablecoin — from up to 15 wallets. The stolen funds were swapped to 1,893 ETH, bridged from Polygon to Ethereum mainnet, and consolidated into a single address where they still sit.
Here's the part that stings: Polymarket's smart contracts were never breached. Every on-chain audit passed. The prediction market security failure was entirely in the website layer — the bit users actually touch. A supply chain attack exploited trust in an unnamed vendor, and the platform's entire defence crumbled at the frontend.
This is the second breach in five weeks. On 22 May, $700K was drained from internal wallets via a six-year-old private key. Different vector, same platform, same uncomfortable pattern. All while Polymarket processed $3.8B in World Cup betting volume and ran FIFA adverts on prime-time television.
The CFTC is already investigating Polymarket over fabricated promotional videos. Now add two hacks in a month. The platform has pledged full refunds — but refunding users doesn't undo the fact that the website itself was weaponised.
Your smart contracts can be bulletproof. If your frontend is made of cardboard, none of it matters.
#DeFi #CryptoSecurity