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STONK makes another new high, with the #1 position showing a quick paper gain of about $10 million, and 79% of the account’s total assets are all in it. This is more worth watching than the market cap number.

Right now, the market cap is $249 million, up 44% over the past 24 hours, having traded as high as $270 million intraday. At the same time, BTC is down 1.1% and SOL is down 1.6%. The market doesn’t have zero risk appetite—it’s just taken all of that risk appetite and stuffed it into a single platform token.

35.7 million STONK tokens are stacked in one address. Whether the paper gain is real depends on whether he can sell. If he really sells—given this amount versus a $249 million market cap—where are the buyers coming from? It might not be that he doesn’t want to leave; it could be that he can’t.

For now, I just want to watch the #1 account’s very first large sell order.

Soncoin……really a tortoise son……

LAPTOP to Base tomorrow. The name is Hunter Biden, son of Joe Biden—the contract is another matter.

The total supply of 1 billion coins has already been fully minted, and 80% has been placed in a single Gnosis Safe multisig. The website’s messaging about locking, vesting, projected burn, and charitable donations—at least so far—none of that is directly written into the contract.

That means that 80% has no on-chain constraints whatsoever; it can be moved at will.

It hasn’t even launched yet, and what you should look at is already fully visible on-chain. That 80% has no rules, no lockup—your name gets you in, but beyond that, who knows.

Liquid network (Bitcoin sidechain) had nearly 4,000 BTC taken. The attacker claimed to be a “white hat” and promised to fix things and return most of the funds. The plot twist comes a little fast: first it was called an abnormal transfer of funds, then it became a white-hat story. But as of the time of this writing, the BTC market has basically not reacted; the 24-hour decline is less than half a percentage point.

It’s understandable: 4,000 BTC isn’t huge compared with the overall market, and a promised refund sounds like a positive development. But I’m not focused on whether they’ll return it or not. What matters is that the vulnerability still hasn’t been fixed, and the attacker may still negotiate terms with Blockstream via on-chain messages.

The word “most” leaves wiggle room. How much is “most” anyway—what fraction is missing? If the fix is delayed too long, will another “white hat” show up?

What really matters is the wrapped assets on Liquid, especially L-BTC. If it hasn’t lost its peg yet, that doesn’t mean it’s safe going forward. The failure condition is simple: as soon as L-BTC trades at a clear discount relative to BTC, or Liquid pauses withdrawals, this story turns from a white-hat narrative into a sidechain trust crisis.