The no-gig arc has entered its PDF phase.
"Worked in crypto" now reads:
Social media, content creation, community support, security education and live hosting.
I break technical stuff down and make it actionable. In English and German.
Crypto/fintech teams - let's talk.
@nftmufettisi Ah no offense, was confused because I have seen it twice on you and was assuming you are a bot yourself. 😄
Some big accounts used that follow - wait until they follow back - unfollow strat too
@onchainmo I had the debate when Jupiter used the exact same playbook in July with Jupiter folks, and they were at my throat for daring to say something about affiliated accounts winning stuff. I never verified if you can actually check the RNG.
@ambire The real threat is batching. If your wallet is upgraded to a smart account via EIP-7702, a phishing site can bundle approvals and transfers for all your tokens into one confirmation.
Previously that usually meant one click per token, unless the site got you to sign a permit.
Rough few weeks for Revolut.
First a fake police request walks off with customers' KYC data, now the app and cards are down.
Keep a backup card from another provider. Always!
We are currently experiencing a service disruption affecting multiple services. We can confirm that all our customers’ money and data are safe. We’ve been working to fix the issue since it was identified this morning and apologise to anyone affected and for any inconvenience caused.
Ledger's blog, 2019: Using the Mt. Gox hack to pitch the Nano X.
Ledger's CEO, 2026: Using Mt. Gox to deflect questions about implants.
Mt. Gox's "total failure" was good for your business, Pascal.
Mark is the best ad your brand never paid for.
Wait a minute.
Mark Karpelès spent days helping worried Ledger customers assess their devices for tampering, publicly and for free.
When he raises questions about the handling of earlier implant warnings, the Ledger's CEO brings up Mt. Gox?
This is not how you rebuild trust.