In a volatile asset class like crypto, @protocol_fx stands out as one of the most solid products the space can have.
Sure, there are other products out there, but when it comes to utility that works both in bull and bear markets, @protocol_fx is the first that comes to mind.
When Bitcoin surges and the entire market lights up, $FXN rallies too. @protocol_fx TVL climbs, $fxUSD touches new market cap highs, and $fxSAVE continues stacking yield and deposits, xPositions reduces liquidation risks for traders riding the green.
But the real strength shows when the market tanks. xPositions help shield traders from getting wiped out, and multiple pools still deliver double digit APYs, unaffected by the overall market sentiment. It’s like Batman and Gotham: fx protocol steps up when it’s needed most, not just when it’s easy.
Unlike projects that spawn out of nowhere when the market starts trending up, @protocol_fx has been quietly building. And it just reached $175m TVL without any VC funding, without viral hype. Just pure, proven product utility.
At the end of the day, hype can come and go but true utility speaks louder. And that’s exactly what @protocol_fx brings to the table.
Kudos to @aladdindao
Before I share details about my personal experience and who is involved, first allowing some security teams to work through their process, i'd like to share with you the tactics used to take COMPLETE CONTROL of your computer.
↓This setting is ON by DEFAULT on @Zoom ↓
So far, ~17% of $CVG tokens ill-minted in yesterday's exploit have been sent to the CVG DAO Treasury, from post-exploit buyers showing their support.
https://t.co/SWXOsLsWyf
@Convergence_fi#llamas#curve
1/ Yesterday, several @CurveFinance pools were exploited.
Curve founder, Michael Egorov, currently has a ~$100M loan backed by 427.5m $CRV (about 47% of the entire CRV circulating supply).
With $CRV down 10% over the past 24 hours, the health of Curve is in jeopardy. 🧵⬇️
Be careful which books you choose to read, Senator.
The overriding reason why former Soviet republics (the Baltic States) and former Warsaw Pact states (Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Czech Republic, Slovakia) joined NATO is simple: They wanted an insurance policy to avoid the prospect of being swallowed up by the #Russian Federation. That's it, plain and simple.
Russians refer to former Soviet republics as their "Near Abroad"; Putin and others in his government have made very clear in public statements and in writing that these former republics are not sovereign states. (Something a Chinese ambassador recently said as well about Ukraine.) Given this, Ukraine's desire to join NATO was understandable.
#Ukraine was not a threat to Russia; it simply wanted to align itself economically with the EU, and join NATO to ensure the integrity of its borders. Russia had ALREADY illegally seized Crimea, and was waging a covert conflict in Donbas for years before Zelensky ever got elected. (Had Ukraine already been a NATO member in 2014, it is unthinkable that Russia would have sent its little green men to annex Crimea.)
Georgia had similar aspirations to join NATO -- for the same reasons the Baltic States already had. The Saakashvili government was rewarded for its aspirations by a Russian invasion which seized (and still occupies) 20% of Georgian territory.
Ukraine is just as much a sovereign state as any of the other 194 countries in the world. Yeltsin's government did not challenge that sovereignty, and in fact Russia signed the 1994 Budapest Memorandum guaranteeing the sovereignty of Ukraine's borders in exchange for Ukraine surrendering nuclear weapons.
Blaming the West and/or Ukraine for this war makes no sense at all. There are plenty of OTHER books that make a compelling case for my statement. I suggest that you read a few of them.
1/ Let’s review all the direct scams Bitboy has worked with in the past. Just in case you forgot here is the flyer with how much he charges.
I received this a while back by posing as a project interested in a promotion.
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Anyone remember that famous #Napoleon quote - "Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake." Well, if there was a time in history when that quote rang true, it would be right now, watching the war in #Ukraine unfold.
My Latest: https://t.co/d4yR87Lwdq
The United States has accelerated the fielding of a more accurate version of its mainstay nuclear bomb to NATO bases in Europe, according to a U.S. diplomatic cable and two people familiar with the issue. - Politico
"White House officials admit they were angered and surprised by what they said was a Saudi about-face..."
The fascinating details aside, one conclusion I draw is that the US lacks good intelligence on KSA strategic decision-making, which is concerning...
https://t.co/qBbNH87cPu