Imagine: the token has a fixed emission. And then someone finds a hole in the contract — and just hits MINT… again… and again… 💀 On Base, an anomalous issuance of $SAND has been recorded. According to on-chain tracking data, about 14.9 BILLION SAND were minted through two addresses. For scale: a normal maximum supply of SAND — 3 billion tokens.
Bitcoin again looks like it’s moving along a familiar script.
Across past cycles, BTC often lagged behind stocks and gold, and then—after several hundred days—repeated their main price moves. Interestingly, before strong parabolic phases, the market almost always went through a sharp correction.
Now we’re seeing a similar picture again: traditional assets have already made a serious breakout, while Bitcoin still looks relatively weaker.
If the time lag really holds, the next stage could be an attempt by BTC to catch up and transition into a new phase of price discovery.
History doesn’t guarantee repetition, but the question is getting more and more interesting:
has the time come for Bitcoin to catch up with the rest?
After a strong impulse +45%, the price entered an overheating zone, so we’re not chasing the market—we’re waiting for a pullback and confirmation that support is holding.
🟢 LONG entries: 1️⃣ 0.02050–0.02090 2️⃣ 0.01960–0.02010
Strong impulse + a breakout of local resistance on increased volume. But after a vertical move like this, entering the market is risky—it's more interesting to catch a confirmed pullback.
More than a dozen launch towers and over 30 Starship launches per day—if SpaceX’s plans come to fruition, this will be the largest launch site on Earth.
You still believe the “sent” label more than it’s worth.
The screen is already green. The money is still on its way. Sometimes it takes a day. Sometimes two. Between the button and the real registry there’s a gap everyone prefers to keep quiet about.
And now that same gap is staring back at you from DuskEVM.
Outwardly — complete comfort. The same Solidity. The same Hardhat. The same wallets. Nothing to learn. The code works as before. Everything feels “familiar.”
But under the hood — a quiet setup. Execution and computation are no longer one single event. The transaction gets included quickly. Then it still goes on its way: bundle → proof → recorded in DuskDS. Two timers. Not one.
And everyone pretends the second timer isn’t there. Because the first one looks too familiar. Since the tools are the same — why change the feeling of finality? Old habits just move over to the new stack. “Enabled” is read as “calculated.” On speed, they build bridges and liquidations, forgetting that the real commit happens only in DuskDS.
How this construction will hold up in a real dispute in fault-proof mode on a bad day — a question no one asks out loud yet. Dusk documentation has it. But documentation and reflexes are different universes. #dusk $DUSK @Dusk
Traditional financial markets, unlike crypto communities, primarily require security and confidentiality. Funds are not interested in disclosing portfolios, companies— in showing transactions to competitors, and market-makers find it difficult to operate when orders are immediately visible on the blockchain. Therefore, the issue is more about an overly simplistic transparency model for an industry where data protection is required.
Dusk aims to combine privacy and compliance using zero-knowledge proofs. A user can confirm that requirements are met without revealing all underlying information.
The idea of selective transparency is especially important: data does not necessarily have to be fully hidden or made public. The key is to define who can access it and under what conditions.
For Europe, this is particularly relevant due to GDPR and MiCA requirements. MiCA requires disclosure of information and risks, and in some cases— publication of a white paper. Crypto service providers must also comply with AML/CFT. Thus, Dusk strives to align privacy, transparency, and regulatory compliance.
Zilliqa has uncovered a major vulnerability in a Ledger app for the legacy network. As a result, data from at least 6,772 accounts was compromised, and from 51 wallets the attackers withdrew about 683.13 million ZIL.
💀 The cause is a critical error in generating the Schnorr nonce, which allowed private keys to be recovered from multiple signatures.
After detecting the attack, Zilliqa paused legacy transactions.
Now the project is betting on migrating to Zilliqa EVM, but before launch the migration mechanism must undergo an external security audit.
And here’s the main question:
If the issue was at the level of wallet cryptographic signatures, how safe are the rest of users’ assets?
Zilliqa says the incident is limited to the legacy network. But after a theft of hundreds of millions of ZIL, one statement is no longer enough—markets need evidence, audits, and full transparency.
⚠️ 683 million ZIL is not just a hack. It’s a serious blow to trust in the ecosystem.
We’ll follow the audit and the migration. It’s those steps that will show whether Zilliqa can restore user trust.
On August 23, the Term Finance protocol faced a governance attack: the attacker gained control over the management of strategic Vaults and withdrew assets worth about $8.5M.
After the incident, Term Labs took strict measures: 🔴 all Term Meta Vaults are permanently closed 🔴 new deposits are disabled 🔴 DAO governance rights are revoked 🟢 withdrawals for users remain available
At the same time, the team states that Term’s core borrowing and lending markets were not directly affected.
DeFi once again reminds us: even decentralized governance can become the main point of attack. $USDC $ETH
🚀 Amazon or SpaceX — what’s more interesting for an investor?
If we compare these companies by the risk-to-potential-return ratio, Amazon looks more predictable, while SpaceX is a more aggressive bet on the future.
🟢 Amazon already has a large commercial business and generates enormous operating cash flow. However, the company is currently actively investing in AI and data centers, so high cash flow does not mean there are no risks.
🚀 SpaceX is growing faster and has huge potential thanks to Starlink, Starship, and the development of space infrastructure. But its future valuation depends much more on how successfully the company delivers on these projects. High capital expenditures and a high current valuation also increase investment risks.
💰 At the same time, the $2.4 trillion figure for Amazon is more accurately understood as a fair value estimate—if that’s what the analysis shows—rather than the company’s current market capitalization.
📊 Bottom line:
Amazon — a more mature business, strong cash flow, and relatively lower uncertainty.
SpaceX — significantly higher potential growth, but also higher risk. $SPCXB $SPCX
🧲 A liquidity sweep is possible, followed by a return to the range. On lower timeframes, the structure looks constructive.
🔍 Entry: bounce from the liquidity zone + volume. 📌 Confirmation: breakout of local resistance. 🚨 Invalidation: below $0.0211. ⚠️ Risk: thin order book and sharp reversals. $FHE
🔊 The rise is accompanied by increased trading activity. Price action maintains momentum.
🧭 Entry: hold $0.355 after a pullback. 📣 Confirmation: a new surge in volume. ❌ Invalidation: below $0.328. ⚠️ Risk: high volatility and less deep liquidity. $GRASS