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😎 Crypto Twitter lit up with “Bybit hacked!” Panic hit instantly. Sharp sells, price drops, billions lost in minutes. Bybit later said “all good,” but the community replied: prove it.
I’ve been in crypto long enough to know the line between rumor and truth is razor thin. Transparency and facts always matter more than calming words.
💰 UXLINK got its multisig wallet hacked, funds scattered across CEXs and DEXs. And then, the hacker himself fell for phishing and lost $48M worth of $UXLINK.
I mean... only in crypto.
✔ Vitalik says low-risk DeFi could be to Ethereum what search became to Google: a real, mass-scale source of value. Stable payments, synthetic assets, collateralized lending. Exactly what people need.
The timing is right: safer protocols, mature infrastructure, and risks no worse than TradFi.
⛔ This gold bar turned out to be tungsten wrapped in a thin layer of real gold. Shiny outside, fake inside. Bitcoin is the exact opposite: open code, decentralized network, every transaction visible.
The real wealth is in what cannot be faked. That’s the essence of crypto.
💰 NBA star Kevin Durant just had his Coinbase account unlocked, nine years later. Back in 2016 he bought Bitcoin at $650. Sounds great, but why did it take nearly a decade? And what if it wasn’t a celebrity but an ordinary user?
Crypto users know the drill: support can feel like nine circles of hell. Another reminder of what exchange wallets can cost you.
🌟 Anime White Rabbit just became the first crypto project to win an Emmy for media innovation. It was crowdfunded on Ethereum.
Seems like blockchain becomes a new canvas for collective creativity. We’re watching the world shift in real time.
🤑 A “Satoshi House” just popped up in Zurich. Wherever you go, Bitcoin is already there: on the streets, in conversations, in symbols.
Its real strength isn’t the price. It lives in people’s minds and hearts, the power is in the community.
💸 Michael Saylor says Bitcoin’s biggest enemy isn’t regulators or banks, but smart devs trying to “upgrade” it. Best is often the enemy of good.
Bitcoin’s real strength is stability. The future belongs to those who value what doesn’t change.
😈 CZ reminds: North Korean hackers aren’t just spamming wallets anymore. They show up as job candidates, fake HR, fake support, even bribe insiders.
Not isolated cases, but industrial-scale. First defense line is still the same: don’t click dumb links. Train your people.
⌨️Another CZ wisdom: keep your fingers on the keyboard and keep building. Less noise, more code.
The future is built in daily work.
🇪🇸 Spain’s biggest bank Santander just launched crypto trading for retail clients. It's more than a new service. It’s proof that digital assets have become part of mainstream finance.
Funny how the same banks that once competed with blockchain are now building their future on it.
🛫 Google, Coinbase, and Ethereum Foundation are launching a new AI-powered payments protocol with 60+ partners. Smart apps get instant transfers without card or bank choke points.
It’s literally money evolving. From plastic and middlemen to code, transparency and global liquidity.
🌎 PayPal is adding Bitcoin and Ethereum to its new peer-to-peer payments system. With PayPal’s liquidity, this could open fresh paths for crypto adoption.
A big step forward but real transformation comes when payments combine privacy, compliance, and full interoperability.
👓 Meta and Ray-Ban announced new smart glasses, now with a transparent display in front of your eyes. Sleek, futuristic, very on brand.
Cool tech, but also creepy. Convenience and surveillance are getting harder to tell apart.
🐳 Ethereum Foundation is launching dAI, a new bridge between the network and AI. The mission is to make Ethereum the backbone for AI and the machine economy.
The team will work with Protocol & Ecosystem, push standards like ERC-8004, and back projects at the frontier of blockchain + AI.
🧡 Deutsche Bank says central banks could be holding up to $1.05T worth of Bitcoin by 2030. The race for digital gold is on, and retail will have to share the market with institutions and states.
In Bitcoin, the latecomers don’t get a seat at the table.
🚨 In South Korea, trials of criminals are broadcast live, styled like an esports match. For me, that’s disturbing.
When crime turns into entertainment, law loses its weight. A society chasing adrenaline in others’ sins risks forgetting its own.
🕯 The market is stormy, and CZ reminded us why corrections exist.
Dips are important for establishing support levels, which are like foundations of a house
💻 ZachXBT reported that Crypto․com suffered a data leak. Bloomberg linked it to the Scattered Spider hacker group, but the company never disclosed it publicly. CEO Kris Marszalek called the allegations “unfounded” and said regulators were informed back in 2023.
Big platforms must stay transparent with users. Incidents like this weaken trust in crypto.
🦊 Consensys CEO Joe Lubin teased that a MetaMask token might arrive “sooner than expected.” The news didn’t spark much hype—users are shifting to other wallets for convenience and, above all, security.
Still, MetaMask is the OG of decentralized wallets. And it’s still evolving. Respect where it’s due.
🔗 PayPal’s PYUSD is now expanding to Abstract, Aptos, Avalanche, Ink, Sei, Stable, and Tron via Stargate Hydra from LayerZero. Global compatibility sounds like a new era for crypto.
One major thing that concerns me, though is the fact that PayPal has spent 25 years freezing accounts without warning or explanation. A shiny Web3 wrapper doesn’t change old habits. Centralization is still centralization.
👨⚖ A 12-foot golden Trump holding Bitcoin appeared at the Capitol the same day the Fed cut rates. It wasn’t a meme but a real installation by crypto investors.
Leaders used to get swords, now they hold Bitcoin. Go figure...
⛏ Laos wants to pay off hydropower debts with Bitcoin mining. Governments stopped treating crypto as a threat. Now it’s a tool for fixing national balance sheets.
While some still doubt, others are already building their future on-chain.
👍 101-year-old grandma launched a memecoin with her grandson. Market cap hit $2M, then dropped 60%. Community dreams of $10M, but let’s be real.
Those who bought the top are sighing. Grandma out-traded the young guns.
🔒 Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT is running for a seat on Arbitrum’s Security Council, the body that safeguards the network and handles critical threats.
Love it! The community needs investigators like him, with real casework and deep ecosystem knowledge. Let’s hope he makes it in.
🚨 Watch out for EIP-7702. A leaked private key lets a malicious 7702 contract drain native tokens instantly in a single tx — no extra clicks needed.
Phishers love it: one careless signature and the wallet’s gone. Revoking delegation won’t help once the key leaks, move funds to a fresh address. Only sign what you fully understand.
🐰 Tiffany Lai, founder of Taipei Blockchain Week, just released a blockchain alphabet book for kids. Even Erica Kang (wife of NEAR’s Illia Polosukhin) gave it a nod. Packed with crypto easter eggs, it’s fun for adults too.
Teach it early and blockchain stops being “mystery tech,” it becomes part of the next generation’s world.
👨💻 Hacker ≠ trader. After stealing $300M from Coinbase users, a guy panic-sold 3,976 ETH and burned almost $1M.
Stealing is easy. Keeping and growing capital takes skill and cold blood.
🔗 Base is exploring a network token. The idea: fuel a global onchain economy, speed up decentralization, and give builders more tools.
They promise to do it openly with the community. But the reaction is already split: some see opportunity, others see speculation waiting to happen.
🚁 Did you know Gemini just made it into the Guinness World Records for the largest drone show of the BTC symbol? Thousands of lights lit up the sky, a reminder that Bitcoin’s power isn’t only in code but in the people behind it.
Code starts the fire, but community keeps it alive. The future is built by those who believe in it together.