So your wallet got drained. What next?
Follow this simple three-step checklist to ensure that it never happens again—to you, or to anyone else.
→ Find the leak
→ Secure your wallet
→ Report the incident
Let's examine each one of these steps in detail 🧵
🔥 LATEST: $ETH has lost $54B in market cap in under three weeks, down about 15%.
Analyst Darkfost thinks the flush may be nearly done. Last time OI dropped like this in July, $ETH ripped 32%.
🚨 NOW: Oil prices dip from near six-month highs, with US crude futures down 2% to $101 and Brent futures at $114, as Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia keep supply fears alive.
🚨 Bitcoin Price Alert: Bears are tightening their grip as BTC battles to defend $80,000. A break below $80,350 puts $78,000 in play, while bulls must reclaim $82,000 to turn the tide. The next move could be decisive.
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BREAKING: Bitcoin just confirmed its 5th consecutive weekly close above the 50W MA.
BTC reclaimed $83,000 while ETH is trading near $2,450 after liquidating $130M in shorts over the last 12 hours.
Bears were spreading "Black Monday" crash fears from the last 2 weeks all over X.
Send everything higher.
🚨 Over $215 billion has been wiped out from the crypto market in the last 48 hours.
In the last hour alone, $410 million worth of longs were liquidated.
Bitcoin has crashed below $81,000.
Ethereum has crashed below $2,450.
Here is why this is happening 🧵
BREAKING: 🇰🇷 South Korea's KOSPI is down -5.5% in just 3 days, extending losses for a third straight session.
KOSPI is falling despite South Korea's largest company Samsung Electronics forecasting a record Q3 operating profit.
The index is now -25% below its peak as foreign investors continue selling Korean stocks.
BREAKING: US 10-year bond yield just dropped as the US government sold $39 billion of 10-year bonds.
Demand was strong, so investors accepted a lower yield than expected.
The yield went from 5.365% to 5.271% in under 4 hours.
🚨 Japan has never paid this much to borrow for 30 years in its entire history.
Japan's 30-year bond yield just hit an all time high of 4.279%.
Japan's debt is now at 204% of GDP, the second highest of any country in the world.
That's almost double the US, which sits at around 124% of GDP.
Japan has gotten away with carrying this much debt for years because its borrowing costs stayed near zero.
That era is now over.