NEW: Satoshi Nakamoto's earliest collaborator Martii 'Sirius' Malmi just released their entire email history.
At 120 pages, its the most significant addition to the archives of #Bitcoin's unknown inventor.
Here are the most important new findings ✨
Yahya Sinwar, head of Hamas in Gaza, had an aggressive brain cancer several years ago.
He was operated in Israel and received extensive treatment, leading to his full recovery. All paid by Israeli taxpayer.
Israel saved his life. He sent his "thank you" on October 7th.
🚨 Important Updates on $OOE Liquidity Pool
🌊 Retirement of the BUSD-OOE Pool:
As @Paxos will stop minting new $BUSD tokens, we will retire the BUSD-OOE pool from our platform to align with the policy.
💰 Boosted APR on BNB-OOE pool:
To continue to sustain the healthy liquidity of OOE, we will boost the BNB-OOE pool APR.
🤫 More exciting news will come soon
📆 Timeline for Changes:
- December 27, 2023: We will cease incentives for the BUSD-OOE pool.
- January 31, 2024: BUSD-OOE pool will be discontinued.
✅ Withdraw and Farm Guide:
Follow the instructions: https://t.co/5q2oYhVxtj
Stay tuned for more updates, and thank you for being the important part of our journey!
.@elonmusk: “The Jewish people have been prosecuted for thousands of years. Everyone here has seen the massive demonstrations in support of Hamas in every major city in the West. That should be jarring.”
In relation to the KyberSwap Elastic incident that transpired from 22 November 2023, 10:54:09 PM UTC, resulting in the exploitative swaps by the exploiter that drained approximately $48.8 million of users’ funds from KyberSwap Elastic liquidity pools, we reiterate our unwavering commitment and efforts to support law enforcement and cybersecurity on track-down of the exploiter and recovery of users’ funds taken from them.
We want to assure our users that we are standing by you during this challenging period and that we understand that until funds are recovered that users would continue to have concerns especially those in hardship due to the loss caused by the exploit. As such and notwithstanding that KyberSwap Elastic is a decentralized and permissionless protocol under which users accept risk of use of KyberSwap Elastic and being liquidity providers, as stated in the Terms of Use, we are planning grants from the KyberSwap Treasury to users to ease the hardship from the loss caused by the exploit.
Our present plan is for the KyberSwap Treasury to extend a grant to each user (who lost funds in the exploit and which have not been recovered) of an amount up to the USD value of such funds at the time when such funds were drained from their respective liquidity pools. We are working out the details of the above proposed treasury grant and will announce more details within the next two weeks.
1/ Finished a preliminary deep dive into the Kyber exploit, and think I now have a pretty good understanding of what happened.
This is easily the most complex and carefully engineered smart contract exploit I've ever seen...