🤥 Trust no one. On his birthday, the founder of Mask Network had $4 million in crypto stolen from his phone in just 11 minutes while he stepped away to the restroom, leaving his device on the table among friends he trusted.
He has reached out to blockchain investigators ZachXBT and SlowMist for help. A double blow—not just losing money, but possibly losing close relationships as well.
🤯 Someone loses, someone wins. One trader burned $2.74M on a token and dumped it 21 seconds later. Down $2.7M. Meanwhile, another guy threw in $347 and walked away with $1.1M.
Meme coins in a nutshell. Blink, and the market moves without you.
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💀 Another $763,662 vanished thanks to a "dirty" transaction history. A fake address matched the first 4 and last 6 characters of the real one. The victim copied it. Money gone 😵💫
How it works?
✦ Scammer sends a fake transfer ✦ Their address shows up in your history ✦ You copy it, thinking it’s legit ✦ Funds go straight to them
Always double-check addresses. Scammers love when you don’t.
🤔 Classic move. An American rapper launched a shady token, deleted the post, and then claimed he was hacked, all within an hour. The community isn’t convinced.
Maybe next time, a little less speed, a little more strategy?
🪙 A trader who bought $VINE for $467 and at one point could have locked in $8.5M in profits now sees just $651K in their balance. And the craziest part? They still haven’t sold.
Some rush and exit too early. Others wait too long and miss their chance. In trading, it’s not just about knowledge, it’s about knowing when to act.
North Korean hacker group Lazarus stole $1B from Bybit. ZachXBT uncovered undeniable proof of ❗️ Crypto Detective ZachXBT Confirms Lazarus Behind Bybit Hack
North Korean hacker group Lazarus stole $1B from Bybit. ZachXBT uncovered undeniable proof of their involvement.
🤑 Over $1 billion in donations was made in crypto last year. That’s a huge amount, suggesting this is a major use case for digital currencies.
No doubt this figure was helped by political donations ahead of the US election. Nonetheless, as crypto matures, we can add philanthropy to the list of applications and problems it helps solve.
💳 Credit card debt just hit $1.2 trillion. People spending money they don’t have, convinced the bill will never come due. The system turned borrowing into a way of life.
Crypto isn’t free from lending, but there’s a difference: no banks handing out cash they don’t actually have. You borrow against what’s yours—no magic money, no endless debt cycles. Real financial freedom is about having the choice to walk away from them.
😂 This is pretty funny. Charles Schwab now allows 24-hour trading for all retail clients. In their pilot test they found the most popular times for trading stocks and ETFs were 8-9pm and 3-4am.
This has been announced like it’s a big deal. Meanwhile, blockchains are online 24/7/365. TradFi still has a lot of catching up to do.
💸 Here goes another million-dollar lesson in memecoins. One trader just lost $1M in 30 days chasing plenty various memecoins like $jailstool, $Libra, $Greed (oh, the irony).
Dedication? Or refusal to hit the brakes? Either way, the market doesn’t forgive greed. It punishes it.
😮 Even politicians cannot resist the lure of making a quick buck on meme coins. US Representative Michael Collins (Georgia) has been trading the meme coin Ski Mask Dog, in addition to ETH and other more widely-known cryptos.
Collins is believed to have spent between $1,000 and $15,000 on Ski Mask Dog. We know this because Members of Congress are required to declare their financial interests.
This is your regular reminder that – no matter who else is doing it – trading meme coins can be incredibly risky. The gains can be spectacular, but the losses total. Good luck Michael…
🧐 Airdrop hunter or just really, really lucky?? A user received 398,399 $ME (worth $2.14 million) from 1,350 wallets. No big deal, right? Just a casual airdrop haul, unless, of course, you start wondering how one person manages that many wallets. But hey, who needs bots when you're just extra dedicated?
The current airdrop system is clearly a masterpiece. If the goal is to reward everyone except honest participants and the projects themselves. Maybe a “one person – one wallet” rule could fix that? It would certainly put an end to the reward farming frenzy.
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