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Java Bull retweeted
We have a winner. 🏆
Congratulations to @MikeStellar for winning the MONOLITH Video Tutorial Challenge.
Mike stepped up, created the tutorial, and helped show people how MONOLITH works as real utility built on the $XRP Ledger.
MONOLITH gives people their own coordinate, digital property, P2P payments, marketplace access, and a growing set of $XRP-powered utilities.
Appreciate the effort and the support, fren. Well earned.
More MONOLITH challenges are coming.
Java Bull retweeted
Just getting around to posting today. ☕️
Been tied up all morning having conversations and putting pieces together around what we’re building with Rare Routes, Byron & Java.
And I’m excited about where this one is going.
Art. Coffee. Physical collectibles. Digital ownership. Real-world participation.
But more importantly — we’re figuring out a repeatable route that lets artists, businesses and communities work together without making people understand all the tech behind it first.
Byron gets to create.
Java gets to roast those beans.
Rare Routes connects the pieces.
And people get something they can actually hold in their hands.
This is the first pilot.
We build it.
We test it.
We learn from it.
Then we open the route for the next artist and the next business.
One Home. Different routes. 🏡
Good afternoon, you beautiful people.
Back to building. 🛠️
#RareRoutes #OneHome #RareInk #XRPL #Artists #Coffee #BuildTogether
🤖 Made with AI
Java Bull retweeted
Investigation; $TJR $ANSEM and $LUKE from the same group/ deployer! 🚨
The Solana cabal is back in full swing, and this is a repeatable CT extraction template hiding in plain sight.
I am showing you 1 single example out of many I have, and I am even showing you which wallets profited massively.
This is not hidden. It is sitting in plain sight.
Let's start:
The deployer wallet is:
yHCxHBEaJW5tbndqC8JciSThr7U1cqLpdcsvHcx6PRe
On Pumpfun, this wallet appears as:
ultrasealvocati / yHCxHB
Pump shows the profile with 1,917 followers, 0 following.
The same creator name yHCxHB appears across multiple CT/KOL/personality-themed coins.
This is not some anonymous wallet accidentally touching one ticker. This is the same creator identity repeatedly showing up around recognisable CT names, memes and public figures.
Even without treating every single one as relevant, the pattern is already obvious from the visible cluster: $ANSEM, $LUKE, $TJR, $SUPERMAN, $BANKS, $ALYCIA, $WIF, $COBIE, The Herd, $FINNBAGS, $GIMME, $M, $SCAMCOIN and others.
The strongest example is still $ANSEM.
CA:
9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump
➡️ 1.) $ANSEM, The Black Bull
The $ANSEM deployer yHCxHB spent around $6.3k to deploy and buy 792.45M $ANSEM.
He then transferred 650M $ANSEM to @blknoiz06 and sold the remaining 142.45M $ANSEM for around $11.8k, netting roughly $5.5k profit.
That matters because the deployer is not necessarily the main economic centre. The real centre is the wallet sitting on the controlled supply.
Wallet to watch:
GV6UUmNxz2RpKxmNAPadYKb7uQpszwqQAu3qLJxVdC52
This wallet held around 604M $ANSEM, worth more than $71M at the time of the post.
Roughly 65% of the $ANSEM supply sitting in the public Ansem wallet, with fees redirected to him.
Supply control sold as culture.
Now look at the wider deployer cluster.
➡️ 2.)
86CFcbZBJAqGVnfgnLNcw3tPmfaTigAR2UxbUPYTpump
$LUKE, Luke Belmar
Created by yHCxHB. Market cap shown around $3.06M during the check.
➡️ 3.)
4U4U8oXwDyVXGeTffMXds4NAgBgLFwq3wNvTCRTSpump
$TJR, The Top Floor Boss
Created by yHCxHB. Market cap shown around $14.5M during the check.
➡️ 4.)
CzigqJ9h9mnfXq3G3jKBVcApKu8Kh8JtZGxarzY2pump
$SUPERMAN, THE SAVIOUR
Created by yHCxHB. Market cap shown around $3.96M during the check.
➡️ 5.)
6gN6wXB3nQ6FfmR1shJ6cfh6NeL8w7RVL3GCBvDVpump
$BANKS, The White Bear
Created by yHCxHB.
🚨 Already almost dead, new one being pushed;
Dc6GW8TmGquTsLBwtrYgGMwGMY3HckT79iVCn8jmpump
Second $BANKS, The White Bear
Created by yHCxHB, with the description: “The White Bear 65% to Banks.” That language is the whole story in 6 words.
➡️ 6.)
EnL9nUs2LV2aCkkd3gE22x6KtiQmvw9MMSqeJicKpump
$ALYCIA, The Black Cow
Created by yHCxHB. already rugged 🚨
➡️ 7.)
3L3ub2FBz15NeNgQVYpowANzANTNUiyKW5bfGVxYpump
$WIF, BullWifHat
Created by yHCxHB. already rugged 🚨
➡️8.)
4rkXb5TrdxzgZJTsH1coZnPgFVk3RjWaAEAL81uDpump
$COBIE, Cobiecoin
Created by yHCxHB.
➡️ 9.)
dUaSdZm38CStjhp1VSJWGFQqSxf6DQB2hfjMXmVpump
The Herd
Pump lists it as created by yHCxHB.
➡️ 10.)
xc5gN35tmTiCB5mEWJjwUTNc9dCzbxp5SH2ewV4BAGS
$FINNBAGS, The Retarded Bull
Created by yHCxHB, with market cap shown around $4.79M during the check. Rugged from 20M +
↘️ Early trader wallets worth tracking:
2M2vLX34LXMg24dMEnjWHvRXS1tshpEDRWzmXgV8ENNZ
This is an insider early trader who turned around $4k into roughly $539k.
CxCTVjvgK3bWcgavMKo8PushR8ycw1atrWiSTruZrdtT
➡️Around 261x total profit at the time of reporting.
The pattern is direct:
Same creator wallet.
672 coins launched according to the scrape.
CT and personality branding.
Recognisable names.
Large supply allocations.
Explicit “65% to X” language.
Multi-million market caps.
Early wallets printing absurd multiples.
Retail being told this is “culture.”
That is the trick. A modern rug does not need to look like an old-school instant drain anymore.
It can have just enough plausible deniability for everyone involved to pretend they were only “having fun.”
You do not need the deployer to dump everything in 1 tx. You only need controlled supply, social gravity, early positioning and a market full of people who forget what happened 3 days ago.
A repeat Pump creator does not accidentally keep appearing around CT names and personality coins with millions in market cap where only 0.5% reached the bonding curve.
Massive allocations are not decentralisation. A token profile saying “65% to Banks” is not culture.
This is structured attention extraction with wallets.
This is not yet enough to prove a criminal conspiracy, but it is more than enough to reject the “just culture bro” defence.
A repeat deployer is launching CT-branded coins, some with explicit supply-control narratives, while large allocations sit in personality-linked wallets and retail is trained to celebrate the same machine that extracts from it.
CT does not have a scam problem because the data is hidden.
The data is right there ffs.
CT has a scam problem because people keep clapping for the same extraction template every time it gets a new ticker.
I want to thank the few people who support my work instead of feeding the cabals.
Java Bull retweeted
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A Telegram bot rewarding real contribution:
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Current rewards:
🏆 Monthly XRP prize pool starts at 100 XRP
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🏦 37.5M FAMILY Community Vault allocation
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🔐 Based on 10% of locked escrow supply
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Just Telegram + XRPL wallet verification.
$FAMILY gets stronger together.
Java Bull retweeted
Concerns have been raised about the possibility of front running or transaction sandwich attacks on XRPL payments and offer crossing.
For the reasons I've explained, I'm not that concerned about this issue. But I have a proposal for a fairly simple scheme that would eliminate this attack. It's a transaction reservation scheme that can ensure that a transaction executes before any transaction that was formed after it was disclosed.
This is the scheme, and it eliminates concerns about front running or sandwich attacks.
Reserving Transaction Slots
A new ledger object is proposed, ReservedTxns. It contains a ledger sequence number and an array of transaction IDs. It is stored at an index that is formed from a hash of a fixed string and the ledger sequence number.
A new transaction is proposed, TxnReserve to reserve an execution slot for a transaction. It takes a ledger number and transaction ID as parameters.
It succeeds if:
1) It pays a fee of at least twice the normal transaction fee.
2) It meets all the normal transaction execution requirements.
3) The ledger sequence number specified in the transaction is greater than that current ledger sequence number and not more than 16 ledgers greater than the current ledger sequence number. The transaction TECs if this test fails.
4) The ReservedTxns object for the specified ledger sequence number either does not exist or if it exists it contains fewer than 32 transaction IDs and does not contain the specified transaction ID. The transaction TECs if any of these tests fail.
If it succeeds, it creates a ReservedTxns object for the specified ledger index if one does not exist. It then adds the specified transaction ID to the end of the array of transaction IDs in the object.
Broadcasting Reserved Transactions
If a transaction has a reserved slot in ledger X, the transaction should be broadcast as soon as it is known ledger X-1’s initial proposals are all received or the final consensus transaction set is known. The XRPL software should be modified to provide a feature to disclose when that occurs and, if desired, to hold a list of transactions to broadcast when, and only when, that happens.
The XRPL software should always broadcast a transaction with a reserved slot if that transaction has not been broadcast recently. This should apply even if the server thinks the transaction will not succeed. Its relaying has already been paid for by the doubled fee for the reservation transaction, so this is not an attack.
A transaction that is intended to execute as a reserved transaction should have its last valid ledger set to the ledger it is expected to execute in. This ensures that if it is somehow delayed, it still cannot be sandwiched or front run.
Execution Mechanics
As each ledger executes, the following steps are added prior to the execution of any transactions in the transaction set:
1) The ledger object containing the reserved transactions for this ledger sequence number is retrieved. If there is none, skip the rest of these steps and execute transactions normally.
2) For each transaction ID in the set of reserved transactions, that transaction is executed if it is in the consensus set and removed from the consensus set so it will not execute again.
3) The reserved transactions object for this ledger sequence number is removed from the ledger.
DoS Attack Resistance
There is a theoretical attack on this scheme where an attacker could fill up all reservation slots for many ledgers as a denial of service to others to prevent them from being able to use this scheme to protect their transactions. This is mitigated by the fact that they would have to pay continuously and others could simply wait the attack out. However, the cost is low enough that someone could theoretically do this indefinitely.
A simple fix is to ratchet up the fees for the reservation transaction as the object starts to get full. For example, when we hit 16 reserved slots, we could begin to raise the fee linearly up to the base reserve. By the time we hit 30, the fee could go up to three times the base reserve.
If needed, we could even raise the limit to 64 if people are willing to keep paying fees. It’s likely that this would never result in such fees being paid and simply make the attack impractical. An attacker would have to pay, every five seconds, several times the most anyone would be willing to pay to protect their transaction.
A serious front-running issue continues on the XRPL that disadvantages regular users.
Validators and well-connected nodes can view transactions in the pre-validation queue before a ledger closes.
They can quickly analyze a pending trade, determine if front-running or sandwiching it is profitable, and then spam their own transactions to try and game their position in the canonical order for that ledger.
Because the final ordering within each ledger is based on a known, deterministic formula involving transaction hashes, submitting multiple transactions increases the chances of landing in a favorable slot relative to the target trade.
This allows sophisticated actors to reliably extract value from other users’ trades — particularly on the DEX and AMM — often through sandwich attacks that worsen slippage for the original trader.
XRPL documentation states that the order of transactions is designed to be unpredictable in order to discourage front-running. However, research and real-world observation have shown that this protection is not sufficient. The mechanism can still be exploited, especially by those with faster or privileged visibility into pending transactions.
The result is an uneven playing field.
Everyday users and traders using popular wallets and dApps are left exposed to this form of value extraction, while those running advanced setups with validator access can act on information others don’t have in the same timeframe.
This has been a known topic in the community for years, with discussions around transaction queue visibility and potential privacy improvements.
While the XRPL has strong fundamentals — fast settlement, low fees, and native decentralized exchange functionality — issues like this undermine trust and fairness for participants who simply want to trade without being systematically disadvantaged.
Front-running of this nature is widely viewed as unethical in traditional markets. In crypto it exists in a gray area, but that doesn’t make the impact on users any less real.
The community has already surfaced ideas for mitigation, including better privacy around pending transactions and refinements to how ordering or visibility works. These discussions deserve continued attention and resources.
@XRPLF @Vet_X0 @JoelKatz — this is an active problem that affects user experience and adoption. Prioritizing improvements around transaction visibility and queue privacy would go a long way toward making XRPL fairer for everyone.
Until meaningful progress is made, this remains a drag on the ecosystem.
#XRPL ripple:native
Java Bull retweeted
Most people are still asking:
"When will XRP go up?"
They're asking the wrong question.
The real question is:
"What happens when XRP evolves from a speculative asset into productive capital?"
In this episode we break down:
• Why maximum fear creates maximum opportunity
• XLS-65, XLS-66 & Batch v1.1
• How native lending changes the XRPL
• Why demand cycles may become more powerful than speculation
The next chapter of XRP may not be driven by hype...
It may be driven by utility.
Watch the full discussion below. 👇
#XRP #XRPL #Crypto #DeFi
Java Bull retweeted
Something seems very off with this OLX “drain”
Funds sent to multiple wallets all activated by Crypto .com then moved to another set of fresh wallets. All for the same amount 3903 xrp. 8 wallets in total.
Original hacked wallet tracks back to binance.
New dev wallet? Activated by Crypto .com.
A few observations:
1.) How are you not knowing what compromised your wallet as a dev nearly 24hours after the drain.
2.) why set a new wallet and not just do a regular key set?l immediately? If it was compromised why were the other assets not completely sold/ transferred?
3.) who drains to 8 separate wallets in even amounts, and doesn’t off ramp?
4.) crypto .com activations could coincidence, but definitely an eyebrow raiser.
Feel for the holders on this one. If the dev in your project is known and holding supply - you should really ask what checks are in place to protect your bags. 75% dip because of poor op sec by a team just isn’t good on any level.
Java Bull retweeted
Where Specialty Coffee meets Community, Source Coffee is found.
Make sure you're following this account for Official news, content and community outreach.
So far we've given away multiple bags of our @bullishblends and a @fuzzy_xrp Fuzzycards Genesis Booster Box Bundle, verifiable on-chain and recoded in a Fuzzy Spaces here on X!
As we all await the arrival of the Fuzzycard booster boxes, Source Coffee has taken refuge in the Swamps of the XRPL!
Turns out, Ogres LOVE our beans and we've managed to amass quite a collection of @OgrePFPs by having the best coffee on-chain. Our mugs runneth over and we have more than enough workers tending to our coffee farms so, we'll be looking for good new homes for a few of our friends as we move into August 2026.
This is fair warning. All of July to situation yourselves.
Stay tuned to this account and make sure you check in with @javaonchain for the unOfficial Alpha. Big things be brewing and you don't want to be left with the same old swill in your cup.
Time to upgrade your Timeline with the freshest beans on the Ledger.
The Future of Coffee is On-Chain. Source Coffee is the Signal.
Java Bull retweeted
Happy Birthday to @elonmusk 🚀
To celebrate, I created this piece inspired by one of the most influential minds of our generation. Whether it’s space, technology, or pushing impossible ideas into reality, there’s no denying the impact he’s had on the world.✍🏻
Java Bull retweeted
Just started Level 4 Production Node Upgrades with the Swamp Mine.
Only one upgrade can be built at a time so, understanding your NFT allotment, upgrade timers, and cost benefit ratio for all these mechanics are a crucial part of the game's learning curve.
Recklessly pointing and clicking without a meticulous eye for detail may set your swamp build back in the mid term while maybe gaining some ground early game.
You might be fresher out the gates, but the pace you set might fizzle out and leave you struggling during the mid game hump, especially if you are starting with very few @OgrePFPs NFTs, no Onion Boosters, and very little $OGRE.
Personally, I prefer a balanced allocation of resources spread across my nodes for what appears to be an optimal $OGRE farming strategy... for now.
That's some insight for folks just starting out with limited resources. You absolutely CAN earn and gain and build up your Swamp over time, but you have to play smart early.
The ecosystem is give and take. New Booster Items will have a HUGE impact on Player & Ogre leveling, expediting $OGRE farm, and upgrading your land, but the caveat is spending the $OGRE you earn.
Doing so wisely can be paramount. When to use certain boosts for maximizing timing is essential.
My wife and kiddos are still sleeping this morning so I had a second to bring y'all some of that Swamp lovin'!
Love all of this that's happening here. The Team.. can't give enough props. I'd give em all to ya and it STILL would be enough!
The community... y'all are the real deal for any vision to truly take flight. Its all a wing and a prayer until we all band together around an idea and take it HIGHER!
I'm acclimating to @telegram rather well. I'm not an ace by any stretch, but the Honorary Admin nod has certainly given me motivation to 'old dog, new tricks' myself. Add another ball to what I'm already juggling... why not?!?🫠
And with that Swampies & Swampettes, I gotta lock on roasting these coffee beans. Cafe ops. Roasting ops. Papa ops. XRPL ops. X ops. Telegram ops. Ogre ops...
So many ops y'all!
Java Bull retweeted
Multi-Currency Minting in Action on the XRPL 🔥🚀
Has your wallet been infected with HORDE 🧟♂️ Well you can now use that to mint yourself a rare collectible! 💥
Check it out at... 👇
imcollectibles.io/collection…
Java Bull retweeted
The new MONOLITH Tile Market is live.
I’m watching people claim their tiles in real time across the $XRP Ledger wall, and this is exactly where it starts getting real.
If you own a MONOLITH page, I highly recommend you start cleaning it up now.
Add your project. Add your links. Add your media. Add your brand. Make it look like something someone would actually want to visit, support, or buy.
Don’t wait until the next updates drop and then try to catch up.
The market is live now.
More page tools are coming.
More asset utility is coming.
More reasons to care about your coordinate are coming.
Build your page out and get ready.
Open MONOLITH in your actual browser for the full experience. The 𝕏 in-app browser is fine for quick clicks, but the wall, wallet flows, page tools, and market features work better outside the app.
If you don’t own a tile yet, 3 day free trials are live too.
@monolith_xrpl
🌐 monolithxrpl.com
Java Bull retweeted
Good Morning, Square Squad!
Coffee? ✅
Apron? ✅
Big ideas? Always. ✅
I’m making sure the ovens are warming up while the builders are busy creating One Home.
Every day there’s something new getting added—more fun, more games, more collectibles, and more reasons to keep showing up.
Remember… the biggest things don’t happen overnight.
They happen one square at a time.
So grab your coffee, tackle one thing you’ve been putting off, and keep moving forward.
I’ll save you a spot at the table.
Stay Square. 🟥
Welcome Home. 🏡
