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contributor to @hydration_net 💧 web3 security @dotpal_ @_seal_org🛡️

Joined March 2021
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Security is not something you achieve - it’s something you continuously defend In an adversarial system, survival belongs to those who assume failure, constrain it, and outlast it
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cl0wdit 1.0 is out 🤖🔍 Our AI auditor for Rust/Substrate code, built on the @pashov workflow and adapted for FRAME, XCM, ORML & Hydration - with review logic shaped by real past vulnerabilities 17 audit lenses. Repeated passes. Evidence-backed findings github.com/galacticcouncil/h…
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Our biggest and most important launch this year! Honest farmers who want to squeeze bigger value from their valuable collateral shouldn’t be liquidated by random volatility when they are solvent but the capital is used elsewhere. Until now, people who were borrowing against their crypto to farm some yield opportunities elsewhere were taking excessive risks. Honesty is great, but its dark world out there. We can’t rely on trust. Juicer launched on @hydration_net chain is doing tens of actions earning you more of collateral of your choice behind single click of deposit, making sure that deposits and strategies utilising them will sustain any weather and unwind & repay everything orderly if needed. Happy juicing!
Meet Juicer 🧃 Automated yield on BTC and ETH - no IL, with principal kept outside the strategy’s liquidation path Juicer borrows HOLLAR, loops PRIME, compounds the surplus back into your asset, and handles the rest
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Meet Juicer 🧃 Automated yield on BTC and ETH - no IL, with principal kept outside the strategy’s liquidation path Juicer borrows HOLLAR, loops PRIME, compounds the surplus back into your asset, and handles the rest
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One DAO, five chains, one governance layer Cross-chain governance is now live on Hydration OpenGov can control assets, manage contracts and execute decisions across Ethereum, Base, HyperEVM & Robinhood Chain - directly from Hydration
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With EEZ, a rollup extends Ethereum instead of rebuilding it. The best version of this starts on L1. A protocol keeps its contracts and liquidity on Ethereum and moves the work that’s too costly to run there, like order matching or risk engine, into its own EEZ domain tuned for that one job. That frees each rollup to optimise hard for the one thing it’s built for.
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Hydration is also defended with the help of frontier security models 🫡
Important security tooling for @aave. 🫡
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ZEC is now supported on Hydration Powered by a custom setup combining NTT + Omnibridge on @NEARProtocol, built specifically for Hydration The treasury is currently accumulating $150k worth of zcash:native Markets next 👀
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Wednesdays are for installing hw
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Atomic synchronous composability is no longer a promise. History made on mainnet: the first atomic cross-chain L1->L2 transaction ever 🔥 And this is only the beginning for EEZ ... 🚀 @etheconomiczone
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I was dead serious about @1xGiraffe delivering for us the best blockchain explorer in the game
Neckwork DefiSim now simulates every Hydration money market, end to end: - All 3 markets: Main, GIGAHDX & BIL - Isolation mode & E-Mode, with live debt ceilings - Token yield for vDOT, BIL, apyUSD & co - Liquidation prices, interest history & more Stress-test your position before the market does 👇 defisim.neckwork.net
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cl0w retweeted
Neckwork DefiSim now simulates every Hydration money market, end to end: - All 3 markets: Main, GIGAHDX & BIL - Isolation mode & E-Mode, with live debt ceilings - Token yield for vDOT, BIL, apyUSD & co - Liquidation prices, interest history & more Stress-test your position before the market does 👇 defisim.neckwork.net
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What a great initiative @dotpal_ was, tho it could have used a better time/place Onto the future
While @dotpal_ as an absolute pioneer of most meaningful blockchain ecosystem initiatives got killed, others are expanding their own versions of it. Congratz to Arbitrum for recent wins. I was never fan but I am giving credit where credit is due.
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Block time is the only clock that matters. Open any future block, hit "Get notified" and get a ping when it lands.
BIL 🇧🇷 on Hydration hit its cap fast again. People are thirsty for that 26% APY 🤑 Ref #414 raises it further. You can follow its exact execution schedule live on the explorer.
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Instant bridging has just expanded ⚡️ USDC on Ethereum mainnet now supported Bridge up to $10,000 to Hydration in under 10 seconds
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Checked Oracles are going live today 🛡️ Price updates outside preset bands are rejected, helping prevent cascading liquidations during extreme events like 10/10 First rollout: apyUSD, PRIME, wstETH & JitoSOL
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🚨SOLIDITY-AUDITOR V4 IS NOW OPEN SOURCE (MIT LICENSE) A single command now gets up to 85% recall on High severity findings from multi-week contests from last year. This used to cost protocols tens of thousands - we made it FREE, so any dev can build more safely. by PAG team🫡
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1 year at $1 Happy birthday to HOLLAR, the most stable liquid of them all 🥂🍾
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Replying to @gajria
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learn to read the room ffs
Shaming last operating companies (esp. of such importance as wallets) for scrambling for every penny? You didn’t notice complete collapse of DOT price and extinction of ecosystem where they operate? You didn’t notice there are very few projects, builders and users left and the rest is just gone? What are they suppose to do to stay afloat if its not them who made this clusterfuck? Why they should hold asset which is except of few days in month down only whole year? They have bills and people to pay. They didn’t get this asset for free as 2 orgs with hundreds of employees which they could dump for years to cash out from it hundreds of millions, every year. They were not complicating life of other builders with never ending breaking changes of everything which cost all other projects and themselves insane amount of resources - time and ultimately money to fix them instead of working on products for people. They were not pissing off and ghosting VCs, institutional investors, whales, or just retail investors. Thx to these teams you just shamed, they could at least use their asset somehow else than via p.js. Even if your data “is right” its out of touch. Its like shaming someone with low wage that he is not saving for retirement in stocks. Or buying food in Walmart instead of Whole Foods.
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