Think you can break down @centrifuge $CFG better than CT experts? Prove it.
We’re hosting a PoV Report Tournament with @Core3io. Best @centrifuge report wins a speaker slot in our upcoming AMA X Space.
Deadline: June 12, 12PM UTC
Submit in PoV Chat➡️ https://t.co/qMEHx9hN72
🚨JUST IN: xStocks $SPCX allocation came in tighter than demand.
@krakenfx says unfilled $SPCX orders will be refunded. Users report filled accounts got ~4.2 $SPCX.
CEXs like @Bybit_Official@binance@bitget and @MEXC are refunding the users' deposits.
DYOR before FOMO.
World Cup season is here.
Great for football. Still dangerous for your wallet.
Every big event brings “official” coins, fan tokens, fake hype, and charts that look fun until they don’t.
DYOR before the whistle blows on your bags.
Congrats to all $HAI stakers on the NEYRO win.
No critical vulnerabilities were found.
Your staked $HAI and $USDC rewards are now available to withdraw.
Claim here👉 https://t.co/DnTdxMbrlh
⚠️Flash Pools are high-risk, high-yield instruments in security prediction markets.
The recovery angle: return 85% within 48 hours, keep 15% as a white-hat bounty.
If not, @SUPRA_Labs and @DexlynLabs say tracing, exchanges, and law enforcement continue.
The real takeaway: don’t let CT collapse every exploit into “chain hacked.”
Remember to always DYOR.
“@SUPRA_Labs got hacked,” you already fell for the wrong headline.
@DexlynLabs says malicious activity hit protocol liquidity wallets, not user funds.
@SUPRA_Labs says the L1 stayed operational.
So why did 192M $SUPRA move, who got hit, and what actually broke? 👇
What happened: two protocol-operated liquidity wallets were hit for about 192M $SUPRA.
@DexlynLabs paused swaps, pulled protocol liquidity from affected pools, and started tracing the wallet path.
The investigation is still ongoing👇
The bug was simple and brutal: fake LP tokens passed withdraw checks because the old program didn’t verify the real LP mint.
@Raydium says current users are unaffected and treasury will cover losses.
DYOR lesson: dead contracts can still hold real money.
The uncomfortable @Raydium detail: the drained pools were not active.
$1.34M loss came from five legacy AMM V3 pools phased out in 2021 and hidden from the official UI.
Most people are focused on the exploit itself. The more interesting detail is where it happened. 👇
Claude Fable 5 is out.
Good news for DYOR: check a project's team, read the docs, and understand how the token works.
Bad news for crypto security: smarter phishing, faster scams, and more convincing fakes.
After months of exploits, is AI a shield or a weapon?
Drop your take⬇️
How bull market feels when the whole groupchat got DYOR certified during the bear.
Start trusting your own DYOR, not CT shills⬇️
➡️https://t.co/0gmjzZQMio
$HAEDAL is not another confirmed 8-figure drain like you thought it was.
The @HaedalProtocol team reported an “unusual liquidity decline” in a small number of Haedal Vault pools and paused related contracts.
That’s when DYOR matters: before the post-mortem fills in the blanks.
The DYOR lesson: transfer can be planned and still wreck the market if nobody understands it.
Before calling it a rug or buying the dip, check bridge contracts, unlock dates, liquidity depth, and official wallet movement.
Learn to DYOR before reacting to headlines⬇️
https://t.co/hAVzh9hpM8
ethereum:0xfdffb411c4a70aa7c95d5c981a6fb4da867e1111 didn’t need a hack to lose 55% in under an hour.
A $600M token move hit the bridge, traders saw a project-linked wallet, and panic did the rest.
@SaharaAI says there are “no security issues” with token contracts or products.
The chart heard the transfer first. 🧵⬇️
Context matters here. @SaharaAI says the 600M ethereum:0xfdffb411c4a70aa7c95d5c981a6fb4da867e1111 transfer was planned bridge liquidity for @chainlink CCIP, with another 150M still pending.
No team or investor tokens moved, according to the team.
Bad timing still creates real damage.🧵⬇️
Don’t read “limited impact” as “no risk.”
Vaults are where users outsource strategy, liquidity, and execution. If that layer breaks, the token chart is the last place to look.
For $HAEDAL, DYOR starts with the post-mortem, affected pools, and contract changes.
DYOR before post-mortems are out⬇️
https://t.co/hAVzh9hpM8
Haedal’s own line matters: “All direct losses related to this Vault matter will be fully covered by Haedal.”
Good signal, but not the full answer.
A paused vault still raises the real questions: which pools, what root cause, and how liquidity accounting failed.