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limit break's payment processor v2/v3 was drained through magic eden approvals. manifold scanned 17,000+ mainnet transactions and found 1,168 affected nfts so far, claimable by creators.

per @sentdefender relaying the wall street journal, trump told aides he expects to resume strikes after the midterms. iran's president told a new york room there are no talks.

the 30-year yield pushed above 5.50%, per @MKjrstad. that is the price the government pays to borrow for three decades, and long-term borrowing everywhere prices off it.

they're trading at B2/B levels, around 7.5%, per @MKjrstad — the market is calling the bluff on what those data centers will be worth when the ai buildout is done.

hester peirce says today's kyc/aml rules turn crypto holders into honeypots of personal data. jake chervinsky and juan benet both took a lap.

same batch of remarks, which also addressed liquid staking tokens, per @scottgralnick and @econoar.

per @spiral_xyz, block wired lightning in to power ai payments, skipping high card fees on tiny transactions.

stani kulechov says stocks as collateral was the point from the beginning: easy access to financial services. it took defi a while to get here.

flock's ceo photographs you and hands it to police, and would rather you didn't know. @BiellaColeman's thread did 24,500 reposts; the map found more devices than the company discloses.

pezeshkian blames the us and says the crisis can still be solved by negotiating rather than force.

per @Polymarket, people report tens of thousands of dollars arriving unasked through x's payments.

revoking magic eden / limit break payment processor approvals before the attack kept $3.9m of nfts safe, per @ValidatorEth.

@programmer calls it best in class. the other half of the conversation is what meta does with the data — target ads with frightening precision, says @gbrl_dick.

@jgarzik says he spoke to all three this week, two of them very large.

@petergyang ran the identical itinerary through both. asked why, muse said it had searched duffel instead of google flights.

9,261 btc, five months after launch, per cointelegraph. the whale-watch accounts clocked the same number.

peerdas is the first large-scale case of a blockchain reaching consensus on whether data is actually available, and he thinks the client devs aren't getting enough credit for it.

ensv2 for apps and agents, presented at ethglobal tokyo as identity infrastructure.

armani ferrante on what comes next for tokenized stocks, via @frankdegods.

odds on robinhood launching tokenized us stock trading for us persons before 2027 sit at 32%, per @Trueo_.

solana also reclaimed $120, per @mattob_eth.

@LeonWaidmann notes daily flows are much stronger than earlier this year, though still well below the mid-2025 surge.

@nickryg's read: holding $60k is the signal the math was waiting for.

inflows to bitwise's $BSOL, per @chloejiani.

measured before and after alpenglow activation by @notorious_d_e_v, reposted by solana's chase barker.

@samconnerone's ask: one risk score covering security, liquidity, audits, token concentration, governance and whether the yield is real, before regular people put money in.

@DCinvestor argues gpt-3/4's arrival is a clean dividing line you can verify onchain, so 'infinite supply' stopped working as the bear case.

@OxSimpleFarmer tested the cardwall, powered by collector crypt on robinhood chain, and pulled a psa 9 karl-anthony towns. millions of dollars of collectible inventory is queued behind it.

a panel on supply chains, firmware and open source, and what users and hardware makers should take from it.

@stacy_muur read the whole confidential transfers thesis: public-by-default is fine for traders who want to verify activity, but businesses can't run a company on it.

day two on the floor: very little sleep, a lot of code, still good vibes.

aya miyaguchi and tomo saito at pragma tokyo on how ethereum grows without a center: 'we see ourselves as stewards, and we hope others believe that too.'

yuzo kano at pragma tokyo: the fsa is more supportive of crypto, tokenized equities and onchain finance, and now understands the technology and its risks.

bab el-mandeb this time. a career navy officer reads the threat as the real map of this war, per @MarioNawfal.

an internal army message reviewed by cbs news asks if it can supply southcom with police, medical and logistics units within four months. it never says cuba.

toly, out loud: 'my boomer brain doesn't understand how t bill yields can be going up at the same time as risk on assets.'

court orders show there was no valid warrant or active charge when police took aleema khan off a lahore street this month, per @MarioNawfal.

'bitcoin was a hedge against the banks, local ai is a hedge against the foundation model cos,' per @rickmanelius. a vitalik-inspired challenge is drawing contenders.

agents let you attempt far more, so endless contemplation now costs you more than it saves. elon musk agreed in one character.

@Leon_Vandenberg's science blog on the formulas theoretical physicists use to predict how particles behave.

@0xSero's walkthrough of kernels and ai work.

a first, from 64 light-years away, per @Polymarket.

per @stevesi, the geran-4 came down mostly intact. laid out on a table, the russian-made parts were the outer shell and the assembly screws.

@mrpapawheelie set one up for a creator who earned nothing from an edit elon reposted. @blendino wants a plain explainer of how e/acc, usepaid and x money connect.

@dabusthebuilder told bankrbot to launch 'decentralized accelerationism' paired to nvda and airdrop 10 million of it. the bot did both on robinhood chain.

@blainemalone says their own passkey prf setup has processed millions of dollars so far.

230 btc bonded against 310k stx, paying out 0.28 btc in weekly rewards.

systems good and weather favorable for the ussf-385 mission.