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🎉 Great news for all BTTC holders!
BitTorrent Chain (BTTC) has officially broken into the Top 10 DePIN coins by Market Cap — a huge achievement that signals its growing strength and recognition in the decentralized infrastructure space. 🏆
This isn’t just a number; it’s a massive validation of BTTC’s technology, community, and vision. DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) is where the future is headed, and BTTC is right at the forefront.

But that’s just the beginning. With upcoming upgrades, strategic partnerships, and a burning mechanism to tighten supply, BTTC is gearing up to climb even higher— aiming for the very top spot.

Soon, BTTC won’t just be flexing quietly — it will be flexing loudly, dominating the market, and showing everyone what true decentralized power looks like. For real.

So, to all the hodlers and supporters: buckle up and enjoy the ride. This is just the start of an epic journey — and BTTC’s moon mission is fully underway. 🚀✨

Stay strong, stay proud, and stay ready to flex. Uwu!

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UwU Lend, a decentralized lending protocol, suffered two major attacks in three days, resulting in a total loss of $24 million. The first attack, which took place on June 10, involved complex price manipulation using flash loans, stealing approximately $20.3 million in assets, including wrapped Ethereum (wETH), wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC), Curve DAO (CRV), Tether (USDT), and staked USDe (sUSDE). The second attack on June 13 resulted in a further loss of $3.7 million. Michael Patryn (Sifu), the founder of UwU Lend, offered a $5 million reward in Ethereum (ETH) for information leading to the identification and location of the hacker. The platform initially asked the hacker to return 80% of the stolen funds by June 12 in exchange for keeping 20% ​​and avoiding legal action, but received no response. Currently, the protocol has been suspended and has repaid more than $9.7 million to victims. Despite these setbacks, the UWU token has only lost 20% of its value in the past week. The incident highlights the persistent security vulnerabilities in the decentralized finance sector, with more than $19 billion in cryptocurrency stolen since June 2011.

Gai Lun: In fact, the hacker should have considered agreeing to the project's request to get 20% of the laundered 5 million. Now the 24 million is a bit difficult to handle, especially for the crypto community, which is increasingly strict about money laundering! #uwu