💥 Aster Team Announcement
We will NOT be forfeiting @JamesWynnReal's airdrop or liquidation points.
Fair and transparent treatment for all users is non-negotiable. Your 26 (disclosed) liquidations have been earned fair and square.
Respect the grind 🤝
This was my biggest airdrop ever.
$35,000 from Magic Eden back in December after spending 4 years in NFT space.
I staked about 20% and cashed out $27k and bought an apartment for my family.
Unlikely, lost that in March during an earthquake and I lost almost everything except my family members and my life.
I was homeless for almost 2 months, during that time, some of my web3 friends helped me with some funds for food coz I can't work irl due to wars in my city.
Then, I was finding ways to earn, and found InfoFi. My first win was $3k from Loudio. That money helped me get back on track, withdrew 60-70% for some months for rent.
There are started yapping on Kaito. So far, I have earned about $22K stimmy from InfoFi. That is a lot for me, especially when you get $70-$100 monthly for a 9-5 job in your country.
Still learning a lot from legends on CT.
All I wanna say is never quit even on your lowest condition financially or. mentally. Keep working hard. You will make it for sure.
And I love everyone who supports me in any possible way.
Thanks everyone ❤️
This was a racist verdict by a racist judge.
The simple test to apply is if the races has been reversed, the White kids would be in prison.
Equal justice for all!
the literal only guy i saw reaching out to everyone to ask if they’re okay and make sure people are keeping their head high while taking such a big hit himself
you can dunk on him all you want, he took a massive 8 figure hit on the chin and went out making sure his friends were okay
one of the nicest people i have ever come across
My X is worth 691,040 $YTIME
Check how much yours is worth.
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1/ An investigation into the alleged identity of the mysterious Hyperliquid whale tied to illicit activity that profited ~$20M via highly leveraged positions over the past couple weeks.
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here's a @SuiNetwork transaction frontrunning another transaction. the frontrun transaction contains the digest of a target @ShioLabs transaction
both transactions are within the same checkpoint. SIP-45 allows the searcher to pick any position within a block using gas-amount. this allows searchers to frontrun, backrun and sandwich targets
frontrun:
https://t.co/nkKOEeWX7u
target:
https://t.co/w99MCeCWhR
the target transaction is a @CetusProtocol remove-liquidity transaction but the same technique applies to swaps
if you have any questions: @UngusTrade
Hello, Mr. Stancil,
My day job is to optimize machine learning algorithms.
I'll forgive your complete lack of reading comprehension in what @elonmusk is actually saying. Instead, let me introduce you to a concept from machine learning: the nonlinear accumulation of errors.
You argue, “Oh, but having 300 million eligible SSNs is harmless!” But here’s the problem—errors in complex systems don’t stay small.
If Social Security fails to mark even 1% of people as deceased, it might not seem like a big deal. But errors don’t exist in isolation. Each subsequent step—applications, verification, and payment processing—adds its own mistakes. And these errors compound, not linearly, but exponentially.
A small data flaw at the base level snowballs into massive discrepancies in final outcomes, making fraudulent payments not just possible but inevitable.
You are the one defending an obviously inefficient system that takes 12% all our lives and can only remit a pittance, and calling the man who built PayPal and SpaceX dumb.