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360k views and 3k+ bookmarks on a fake post copied from a year-old reddit post.
X rewards fake success stories more than anything else.
someone is gonna cold email 1,000 accounting firms in the US and make $1-3 million personally in 2026
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A local-first voice UI for Hermes Agent: browser voice input, Hermes Gateway integration, OpenRouter TTS, and a sci-fi assistant interface.
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Are they seriously calling thorchain decentralized when there’s only $45 million securing the nodes? Bro, hackers could buy the entire network on any random Tuesday.
THORChain was modelled after Bitcoin, to be permissionless and censorship resistant.
There’s no single person or entity in control of the protocol. There’s no admin key. There’s no 2-of-3 multisig. Currently, there’s 95 nodes spread globally that control the network. For the network to change a two thirds supermajority have to agree, resulting in a 64-of-95. No one can override that.
Bitcoin is neutral because the code is neutral, and the nodes enforce it.
THORChain is neutral because the code is neutral, and the nodes enforce it.
North Korean hackers realizing crypto isn’t decentralized
The Arbitrum Security Council has taken emergency action to freeze the 30,766 ETH being held in the address on Arbitrum One that is connected to the KelpDAO exploit. The Security Council acted with input from law enforcement as to the exploiter’s identity, and, at all times, weighed its commitment to the security and integrity of the Arbitrum community without impacting any Arbitrum users or applications.
After significant technical diligence and deliberation, the Security Council identified and executed a technical approach to move funds to safety without affecting any other chain state or Arbitrum users.
As of April 20 11:26pm ET the funds have been successfully transferred to an intermediary frozen wallet. They are no longer accessible to the address that originally held the funds, and can only be moved by further action by Arbitrum governance, which will be coordinated with relevant parties.
The Biggest Bridge Exploits in Crypto History
1️⃣ Ronin Network (2022) — $625M
Attacker compromised 5/9 validators (incl. Sky Mavis + Axie DAO).
Signed fake withdrawals and drained funds.
2️⃣ Poly Network (2021) — $610M
Exploited contract that controlled cross-chain messages.
Attacker could rewrite ownership of assets across chains.
* One of the few where funds were returned, but showed how much power bridges hold.
3️⃣ BNB Bridge (2022) — $570M
Forged proof allowed attacker to mint ~2M BNB out of thin air.
Chain was temporarily halted to contain damage.
4️⃣ Wormhole (2022) — $325M
Signature verification bug → attacker minted 120k fake wETH.
Jump Crypto later bailed it out.
5️⃣ Kelp DAO (April 2026) — ~$290M
Attackers compromised RPC endpoints used by LayerZero’s single DVN verifier. They fed fake blockchain data, tricking it into approving a false cross-chain message that released 116k unbacked rsETH.
6️⃣ Nomad Bridge (2022) — $190M
Initialization bug made every transaction valid.
Turned into a “copy-paste hack” — hundreds drained funds.
7️⃣ Harmony Horizon Bridge (2022) — $100M
2/5 multisig keys compromised.
Funds bridged to Ethereum and laundered.
Unpopular take: If you don’t trust centralized exchanges, you probably shouldn’t trust traditional banks either.
Traditional banks (custodial model):
Your money is held by a bank. The bank controls access to your account, can freeze it for compliance or legal reasons and acts as the custodian of your funds. In extreme cases, you’re exposed to bank insolvency and the limits of deposit insurance.
Ether.fi Cash (non-custodial):
Your crypto sits in your own smart contract vault on Optimism. You keep full control and ownership at all times. Even if @ether_fi shuts down, your funds remain accessible.
Which one would you pick?
Just completed @ProprXYZ $5K Challenge and honestly the experience couldn’t have been better.
For those who don’t know, Propr is a prop trading firm that gives you capital to trade crypto perps on Hyperliquid. You just pay an evaluation fee and keep 80% of the profits.
What I liked:
• UI/UX is super clean, everything feels fast
• Execution is solid, Hyperliquid infra shows
• No time limits or weird prop firm rules
• 140+ assets including crypto, equities and commodities
Right now they’re running a token program where you earn Propr Points through platform activity and those points determine your share of weekly rewards and the future $PROPR airdrop.
You can try it for free via paper trading or go straight into paid challenges.
Here's the link if you want to try:
app.propr.xyz/r/dXk5N8kx
Let me tell you what happens if you try this on Polymarket:
you provide $1k in liquidity on a hot market
everything looks fine, you’re “earning yield”
news drops →
orderbook disappears →
your limits stay →
they get filled instantly
> you’re now holding a position you never wanted
> price keeps moving against you while you’re stuck, no liquidity to exit cleanly
> your PnL slowly bleeds, rewards don’t cover the loss
GGWP, thanks for playing
The rewards aren’t yield; they’re compensation for being exit liquidity.
Polymarket is paying out $2M in liquidity rewards on March Madness games
So i opened poly.market/reward and started providing liquidity with just $1,000
I ended up making $2,600 today
Pretty good return for watching basketball games!
There are 16 days remaining
3 opportunities to earn some cash in the bear market 💸
1️⃣ @PerleLabs — #ToPerle Campaign
$55k prize pool (400+ winners)
post anything about Perle on X
include #PerleAI + #ToPerle + campaign line
submit via Google form
all the details in their Discord
2️⃣ @lista_dao — writing contest
$1k prize pool
write 400+ words article about Lista (EN/CN)
post on X + repost contest tweet
3️⃣ @kamigotchiworld — onboarding week
$1k prize pool
make content for Kami Onboarding Week — guide users through onboarding and highlight Kamigotchi’s value
These are the opportunities I personally take part in, not just random recommendations
If this post does well, I’ll drop a part two.