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⚠️ The European project StablR has effectively paused operations with USDR and EURR after a serious compromise of their storage system.

According to the company, hackers managed to gain control over one of the multisig keys and exploited this vulnerability to issue unbacked tokens worth approximately $13.5 million.

Now for the interesting part — the issuer has officially confirmed that the stablecoins no longer have full 1:1 backing, which is considered a fundamental requirement under European regulation MiCA.

Another reminder that even a 'regulated' stablecoin doesn't make the system invulnerable. In crypto, one stolen key can sometimes break all that beautiful trust in just a couple of hours.
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🇰🇵 The North Korean group Lazarus is back on the hunt — this time with a new almost "invisible" virus called RemotePE.

The main issue is that this Trojan operates directly in RAM and leaves almost no traces. For most antivirus programs, it appears as a ghost. While companies think everything's calm, these attackers could be lurking in the infrastructure for months, gathering access.

Banks, crypto exchanges, and fintech are the primary targets. The scheme is old but still effective: they reach out on Telegram pretending to be employees from trading firms, offering to schedule a call or a "business meeting," and then they drop fake links under Calendly and Picktime — and once connected, a multi-stage malware download begins.

What's most concerning is that these attacks are not meant to cause a stir. This is quiet preparation for significant thefts.

According to analysts, in just the first months of 2026, Lazarus has already siphoned off around $577 million from crypto. That’s over 75% of all stolen crypto assets during this period.

If you look back to 2017, the total amount stolen is nearing $6 billion. And after this, some still wonder why paranoia in crypto isn't a downside, but a basic survival skill.
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❌ Hackers breached the WUSD/GLOVE liquidity pool on the Ethereum network and drained ~$207k (PeckShield)

The attackers swapped the stolen funds for ~98 ETH and funneled them into Railgun.

Railgun is a privacy protocol for anonymous transactions.
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⚠️ A hacker is attacking the Squid protocol on the Ethereum and Base networks.

➤ In the last ~2 hours, 86 Gnosis Safe wallets have been compromised, with total damages amounting to ~$3m.

➤ All stolen assets were converted to #DAI through Uniswap V3 pools controlled by the attacker.
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🧐Spot ETF cash flows from last week.

⊹ Bitcoin ETF (#BTC) = -$1,260,000,000.
⊹ Ethereum ETF (#ETH) = -$215,990,000.
⊹ Ripple ETF (#XRP) = +$22,040,000.
⊹ Solana ETF (#SOL) = +$15,630,000.
⊹ Dogecoin ETF (#DOGE) = +$860,960.
⊹ Hyperliquid ETF (#HYPE) = +$72,380,000.
⊹ Chainlink ETF (#LINK) = +$516,610.
⊹ Hedera ETF (#HBAR) = +$240,400.
⊹ Litecoin ETF (#LTC) = +$260,030.
⊹ Avalanche (#AVAX), Polkadot (#DOT) = $0 (or no data).
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The market has completely lost its mind 😅
Back in the day, a trader would pull up their chart, check the volumes, news, and company reports.
Now:
— Venus is in the profit zone
— The Moon is in accumulation phase
— Don't buy BTC, Mercury is in retrograde

And the scariest part is that this works about as well as half the signals from Telegram 🤡

Soon, analysis will look like this:
S&P500 feels weak because Aries has a heavy energy vibe, and Taurus is experiencing increased chakra volatility.

It's particularly funny to see how esotericism is creeping into investment communities, trading platforms, and even business media. People have lost money to info-peddlers, “successful traders,” pump-and-dump schemes, meme coins… and at some point decided:
Maybe Tarot cards are actually more honest?”😂

But seriously, the market has become so chaotic and manipulative that many are ready to seek answers from an astrologer, a fortune teller, or even a cat that chooses coins with its paw.

Waiting for an ETF on the natal chart and trading signals based on eclipses 🌚📉
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If someone offers you a crypto arbitrage scheme with guaranteed gains, it almost always ends the same way. You're just being led to the slaughter.

At first, everything looks nice:
we'll help you earn,
5-10% spread per round,
you only need to deposit,
limited spots available.

Then they throw you an exchange that nobody has ever heard of. They paint profits in the dashboard. They show fake withdrawals. And when it comes time to withdraw your funds — the circus begins:
pay a fee,
complete verification,
make a security deposit,
confirm AML.

And a person believes until the very end because it's hard to admit they've been played. That's exactly what they're counting on.

Real arbitrage isn't handed out in Telegram to every Tom, Dick, and Harry. The people who actually know how to make money with these schemes sit quietly and don't seek partners in the comments.

Right now, the word arbitrage has just become bait for newbies. Especially for those who have just entered crypto and want to quickly boost their deposits. Greed and hope are the foundations of half of these schemes.

There are already enough risks in crypto. You shouldn't willingly hand over your money to people who promise easy profits without experience and effort.
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Just this week, we've seen some major bankruptcies in crypto:

Syndicate Labs
Bitcoin Depot
Fantasytop
Everclear
ZERO Network

And that's just the ones we've heard about publicly.

The market is once again showing the stark contrast between the Twitter hype and grim reality. While some are painting a picture of a new financial system, others are quietly shutting down offices, leaving investors with empty wallets.

In crypto, it's not the loudest that survive right now. It's those who actually have cash, a solid product, and the brains to back it up.
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⚠️ Polymarket seems to be getting hacked for real.

In just a couple of hours, withdrawals skyrocketed nearly 3x — from $250k to over $700k. People are rushing to pull out their funds because when everything in crypto is 'under control,' you don't see these kinds of moves.

Word is spreading that the issue is linked to the platform's internal infrastructure on Polygon. Some funds managed to be withdrawn in USDC and POL, and then the money started bouncing around different addresses, as is usually the case after hacks.

The funniest part is that they're officially telling the same old story, that user funds are safe.

But I haven't believed those statements for a long time. If everything is fine, why are wallets being urgently unloaded? Why are people panicking to withdraw their money?

Crypto is once again showing a harsh reality; it doesn't matter how big, media-savvy, or reliable a project is. In an instant, any protocol can turn into a black hole, and we find out about it last.

And the scariest part isn't even the hack itself. It's how accustomed we have all become to this. Another exploit. Another pile of stolen funds. Another round of excuses from the team.
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KEVIN WARSH IS THE NEW HEAD OF THE FED

Trump urged Warsh to stay independent, keep inflation in check, and not slow down economic growth.
Time to lower the rates 😂🙃
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The EU has imposed sanctions on Iran due to the blockade of the Hormuz Strait — resolution

(The EU did not impose sanctions on the US due to the blockade of the Hormuz Strait)
Strong position 😂
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Spot. What could be simpler? Seriously. No endless leverage, no liquidations in the middle of the night, and no panic with every price movement. Sometimes you look at the market and realize that folks are making things way too complicated. They're trying to catch the perfect bottom, the ideal entry, that exact moment. And then one candlestick wipes out their perfect plan. On the spot market, you don’t need to be a genius. You buy a strong asset, wait, let time do its thing, and sell when everyone around is starting to shout about a new moonshot. Yeah, it's not as exciting. There’s no adrenaline, no casino vibes, and no attempts to make +300% in a couple of hours. But it also means there are no nights spent staring at your phone, afraid to open the app because you already know your deposit is in trouble. People love to talk about huge returns, but almost never mention how many times they’ve wiped out before that. Spot trading gives you the most important thing: time. And in crypto, time can be more important than any strategy. You can calmly wait out a dip, buy the dip, not check the chart every minute, and not live in constant tension. And the funniest part is that many think spot trading is too simple.
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🇺🇸 The USA is getting closer to Bitcoin

A new bill has been introduced in the US Congress to create a strategic BTC reserve.
And this isn’t just about flashy headlines for hype—this initiative has support from both sides and more co-sponsors are jumping in.

The plan sounds pretty serious: the government aims to accumulate up to 1 million BTC.
That’s almost 5% of the entire existing Bitcoin supply.

Part of this reserve could come from already confiscated crypto assets.
Just in one operation, US authorities seized cryptocurrencies worth nearly 500 million dollars.

But the most interesting part isn’t even the numbers.
A few years back, Bitcoin was labeled a bubble and a temporary toy for speculators.
Now, the world’s largest economy is openly discussing it as a strategic reserve asset—almost on par with gold.

And this is probably the biggest signal for the entire market.

Because when governments start not to ban, but to accumulate BTC, the attitude towards crypto is gradually changing worldwide.
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Revolut has launched its first physical crypto debit card.
Now crypto is increasingly stepping beyond exchanges and starting to enter everyday life.

Just a few years ago, crypto-supported cards seemed like something for the geeks, but now major fintech companies are comfortably entering this market.
The line between banks and crypto is gradually blurring.

Yet, for some reason, many still believe that digital assets are just "buttons on a screen" with no real use.
However, in reality, the industry is slowly but surely integrating into everyday payments and financial services.
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The number of hacks in DeFi this year is rising as fast as your losses in shitcoins.
Every week there are updates: one week a bridge gets hacked, another week a project's wallet gets drained, and yet another protocol "temporarily halts withdrawals".

The funniest part is that many still dive into no-name projects under the promises of 500% annual returns, without even understanding where they’re sending their money.
In a bull run, everyone seems like a genius until the first major hack or liquidity dump hits.

DeFi can really deliver some solid gains, but with that comes risks at a whole different level. Sometimes, one click on a fake link can end your investment season faster than any bear market.
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Why Chia Never Became the 'New Bitcoin'

When Chia Network launched, it was marketed as the 'green Bitcoin.' Instead of mining, it used hard drives, promising less energy consumption and more eco-friendliness. It sounded impressive, especially with support from Bram Cohen and backing from A16Z.

At the start, there was the classic crypto hype, price surges, frenzy, and a feeling that this was the new standard.

But then things quickly cooled down. Farming turned out to be less profitable than promised, competition increased, hardware began to 'burn out' faster than expected, and the price of XCH entered a deep downtrend.

As a result, the project failed to maintain interest. Development slowed, part of the team was laid off, and strategic reserves were used just to keep things running.

I wouldn't call Chia a scam. Rather, it's an example of how a strong idea can falter when the market simply isn't ready to digest it.

The project has a chance for growth only if real use cases emerge, not just a pretty story about a 'green blockchain.'

Chia serves as a valuable lesson: in crypto, it's not enough to be an 'innovation.' There needs to be genuine demand behind it, not just expectations.
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