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#PeckShieldAlert#RugPull Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams @ericadamsfornyc has reportedly executed a rugpull on his newly launched memecoin, $NYC.
After the token was promoted on his personal social media, its liquidity was abruptly removed only 30 minutes post-launch, resulting in a $3M loss for investors.
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Pocket Universe Major Update
Our biggest expansion ever
All your transactions are now enhanced with Kerberus technology:
- 99.9% detection rate (0 losses for users for 3+ years)
- 50+ chains (previously only 12)
- Most wallets!
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Just announced -- @Apple will attempt to limit the number of scammy calls and text messages we all get.
CALLS: iOS 26 will allow you to screen calls, requiring the caller to state their name and why they're calling before you receive the call.
TEXTS: Unknown Senders and Spam categories for text messages will hopefully filter out some scams, too.
Fingers crossed these updates reduce the number of call and text scams, which have increased significantly in the past couple years with AI / automation.
Drainers. Ever wondered how they really steal your funds?
I’m building a fun little simulation, where you test real web3 scam mechanics using testnet tokens on the Ethereum Sepolia Network.
Yes I wrote a drainer for research and educational purposes.
Approve & Pray
Did you know our built-in Security Scanner has your back like a bestie? It’ll warn you if you’re about to:
> Send funds to a high-risk address 🚩
> Connect your wallet to a malicious dApp 🕵️♂️
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🚨 HACK ALERT 🚨
Abstract wallets are being drained right now!
There is assumption that this is because of the @cardex_space game, anyone who has interacted with this game better withdraw funds
Here is the wallet to which the funds are transferred:
https://t.co/CSwKcyIQ9k
Withdraw all your funds to third party wallets and put 2FA in your wallet settings if you haven't already done so
Help! I can’t take this abuse anymore.
The new hero: AO @aoTheComputer, by the Arweave team @arweaveeco@samecwilliams. And the story of frozen tokens.
In June 2024, I started farming tokens of a new project, AO, developed by the Arweave team. I won’t go into why I chose to farm or my opinion on the project—let’s get straight to the details.
Farming was simple: deposit ETH (then later DAI), give yield to the project and receive AO tokens on TGE (mainnet, transfers) scheduled for February 2025. The only requirement was to provide an Arweave address where the tokens would be credited—no other restrictions.
I hadn’t used the Arweave network before, so I looked for a mobile wallet that supported it. @MathWallet seemed to work. I took an address from there and made a deposit.
A few days later, I noticed I couldn’t connect MathWallet to see my earned tokens on AO site. So I picked a wallet recommended by the AO website: arweave(.app). I imported my keyfile from MathWallet into arweave(.app) — everything worked. Now I could see my stake on the AO website. Just to be safe, I bought a small amount of AR tokens, deposited them into my wallet, and tested a withdrawal—everything was fine.
So, then there was farming for 8 months. During this time, I occasionally checked the website to see my AO token balance growing.
February 2025: Mainnet (Transfers Go Live).
I was ready to transfer my tokens. But there was a catch—transfers were only possible from the Wander wallet. Okay, one more wallet—no big deal.
I imported my keyfile into Wander… error: “Key Length Too Short.”
Tried again—same error.
I contacted support, and that’s when I found out that because I generated my address in MathWallet, I was now completely stuck.
Support reply:
“MathWallet doesn’t generate a key length that works for AO. For AO, the key length needs to be 512 bytes. Keys that aren’t 512 bytes can’t sign AO transactions.
We block importing keys that aren’t 512 bytes because if you did import it, send AO or tokens onto AO to that address, you would not be able to transfer it off that address.”
Wait… What?!
AO’s deposit page never mentioned any restrictions on Arweave addresses (whatever that means—blockchains can be weird). It just needed an address, and the docs didn’t have (and not now) any warnings either.
I continued talking to AO support, and here are the exact quotes from our conversation:
Q: What’s the issue?
AO support: “Unfortunately, we don’t have a way to fix this currently. We have noted this issue, but it’s a problem with how the key is generated for the specific wallet you used to create it, and it isn’t compatible with the AO key standard currently.”
Q: What should I do? I followed the instructions on your website.
AO support: “This is honestly tough to answer. We are aware of it, but it may take some big changes to accommodate. I will report this to the team, but in the past, we haven’t had a solution for it yet.”
Eventually, AO support made it clear that this wasn’t their problem, since they don’t control third-party wallets. As a result, my tokens are permanently frozen.
Final:
“Unfortunately, we can’t control the different types of wallets created by third parties, or how they support AR.
....
This isn’t a mistake on our part.”
Reminder: AO = Arweave. So, the devs of Arweave are telling me they have no idea how addresses in their own network are generated?
Does that sound believable? The core devs of Arweave don’t know that wallets can have different key security levels?
Did they screw up? Or did they just not bother to list the restriction on the AO website? Even now, there are still no warnings in the AO interface, and farming is still active. The trap is still open.
Final Takeaway:
• I farmed AO tokens and followed all the rules listed on the AO website;
• I can see my AO tokens in multiple interfaces on my Arweave address;
• My tokens are frozen—I can’t access them because 8 months later from the start of farming, at mainnet launch, I learned that my Arweave address was somehow “wrong” or had a “short key length” (if you dig deeper into the keyfile);
• The $40K+ yield I paid to project? Of course, nobody is returning that.
I don’t have any demands or requests for the project, because I am completely defenseless. It is clear that this was not done on purpose. Just another huge disappointment.
Thank you $ME for the huge unclaimed airdrop, ur true beliver 🙏@MEFndn@deje__@0xLeoInRio@MagicEden @hausoftiffany More is more! Let's go do some quests!