@HappyGrammy On the bright side, if you imagine 184 people listening to you live, that is a lot. Then ofc most of it are bots and didn’t read it. But even a few humans is something.
@jrskeen_@davidmarcus@binance@krakenfx That is nonsense. No hot wallets means you have to access the cold wallets more often and that turns those into hot wallets, increasing the risk to them.
Under the Hood now shows you which posts received a visibility-limiting label, making it easier to see what’s affected: https://t.co/Yu6iO3TA1I
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You’ll see the specific posts listed when fewer than 5% of your posts during the report period have that label.
"They killed us." With these words Novaya Gazeta, Russia's most famous independent newspaper, announced it is closing. Six of its people were murdered under Putin.
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I did not, I had an AI audit it. Here is a summary:
Everything public they've shown is someone else's work with their name on it. Here's the evidence, piece by piece:
The wallet: the https://t.co/FurzqqPP6H on their site is a copy of Backpack, an existing Solana wallet, by way of Yona's version of it. In the code, "yona" shows up far more often than "bitcoinhyper". It's full of leftovers from Yona and Backpack: Yona's devnet and explorer addresses, a link to Yona's X account, and Backpack's original logo. It doesn't even include the address of Bitcoin Hyper's own testnet.
The bridge: their "Bitcoin Hyper Canonical Bridge" runs on Yona's own website, https://t.co/90tBrbSvyR. Yona's documentation there still calls Yona a Bitcoin layer-2 built on Solana technology, which is exactly what Bitcoin Hyper claims to be.
The testnet: the "Hyper" network runs unmodified Solana software (version 2.3.11). It has just two servers, both at the hosting company HOSTKEY, one in London and one in Milan, and zero real transactions. It's only processing the servers' own automatic housekeeping messages.
The explorer: it's Solana's standard block explorer with a new look, hosted on DigitalOcean. Its security certificates only date from early October 2026.
The Solana HYPER token: their own site calls it test tokens.
Their own admission: @StefanEltzner publicly said the leftover "Yona" labels are from "shared early testnet tooling".
On the other side, I found nothing original. They have no public code anywhere, the only audits cover the presale contract and not the network itself, and nothing in the code is unique to them.
@micom1977@StefanEltzner Everything they published so far is either a copy of Yona, or standard Solana software. So even now they have build exactly zero new tech. I think they are just preparing for the TGE to rug pull a bit higher.