Fibonnaci warned Y'all about this massive Crash 3 months ago, back when your fav CT Kols were shouting "But the Dip"
This is the second time i publically call out these Big Short moments in Crypto ( $BTC) this cycle.
Got grounded for spilling the first time,doubled down lol 🤣
Told y'all the liquidity injected into the crypto ecosystem will just cause a temporary relief pump in the crypto market (long scalp opportunity) and not a full bull reversal. this was just a lousy attempt by the system to stop or cushion down the recent massive dump we all experienced in crypto.
Study the $BTC chart below every single move played out exacly the way i predicted.
Note: as long as $Btc doesn't break above 116,600 expect more huge massive dumps this is probably just the begining
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I've built and scaled Web3 communities, led educational initiatives, handled partnerships/BD, hosted AMAs, created educational content, and I also have a technical background in security research and development.
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1/ 🚨 2 findings. Years-old vulnerability.
ZEC down 40% & $116M liquidated in 24 hours.
We ran Azimuth against Zcash's Orchard implementation and independently surfaced the attack path behind the issue.
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Another win for Fibonacci♟️
Honestly this Curiosity-lead crazy unplanned journey into web3 security niche has been super amazing, exciting, challenging but beautiful the experience is unreal.
All thanks to @hexens for creating Glider "the tool that piloted my Curios mind"
We've already identified >$830m worth of on-chain exploits using Azimuth. Why? Because most vulnerabilities don't live in a single contract.
"One audit on your codebase and you're secure." hah, funny, not anymore.
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