
cardboard dealer at @mnstr. prev. @ikbdotgg, @escherxyz, @tessera
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nate | mnstr retweeted
In the spirit of my God given rights, I will short Anthropic with $69.420 to protest against AI Overlord takeover.
The best hardware wallet right now is a dedicated iphone with metamask, rainbow or rabby installed.
on the plus side, you can also see your losses in 3d
Six hardware-wallet brands have now faced customer-data breaches this year
Here’s the timeline and what happened:
• Jan 5 - Ledger: Global-e breach exposed customer names, contact details, shipping addresses and order information.
• Jul 30 - Coldcard: Seed-generation flaw disclosed. Weak randomness enabled private-key reconstruction and thefts later estimated at ~$116M.
• Aug 13 - Trezor: ShipMonk breach exposed customer details. A Sept 4 update expanded the affected total to 80,689 customers.
• Aug 16 - SafePal: Order-tracking flaw exposed names, addresses, contact details and purchase information for ~39,798 customers.
• Sept 10 - Trezor: Separate Brevo breach disclosed. A Sept 17 update confirmed 347,149 marketing email contacts were exported.
• Sept 24 - BitBox: Disclosed a Sept 10 Brevo breach. Attackers downloaded subscriber emails and sent phishing campaigns.
• Oct 10 - Ledger: Confirmed a hardware implant in an affected reseller device. Tampered units captured recovery phrases during setup, enabling wallet drains.
• Oct 24 - Keystone: Website breach reported, exposing customer addresses and order details. The company says private keys and recovery phrases were not exposed..
Always remember, Stay SAFU
nate | mnstr retweeted
Fun fact: @mnstr is one of the only few that offers buybacks 24/7 and at current FMV
Meaning I could have held this since I pulled it in June and made 6 digits if cardladder does update their FMV to the recent last sold.
But who would have thought a trainer card would go crazy.
Fumbles on @mnstr final pt (because im depressed)
Pulled a PSA 10 Legendary Collection Bill rev foil.
Sold instantly at $5,482.
Last sold (check 2nd image)....
fuck.
claude patch, make no mistakes
🚨DEFCON 1🚨
In a few hours, a critical vulnerability that affects ~70% of web sites will be disclosed. It allows an attacker to upload and execute arbitrary code.
It's probably best if you stop browsing the internet for the rest of the week.
xitter.cf/ThePHPF/status/2112633…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
These are server-side PHP RCE vulnerabilities for which web hosts/admins should prepare to patch per official notice; general users face no direct need to stop browsing. PHP detected on ~69% of sites with known server-side language.
php.net/archive/2026.p…
w3techs.com/technologies/d…
cert.europa.eu/publications/s…
sansec.io/research/php2s…
arstechnica.com/security/2026/…
It’s great to see @shinylabs and @mnstr leading the way.
Both have used limited marketing budget and personally feel as a user I hit better than other platforms.
Another platform I use is @Beezie and it’s great to see them in the top 4.
Whilst I don’t use others on the list for slabs, I’ve used @Courtyard_io a lot in 2024/25. I sold off my inventory due to the insane shipping costs from the US to Australia (I’m talking a few hundred $$ for a few slabs.
I then used them a bit earlier this year and felt the RTP wasn’t what it used to be so stopped using all together.
As for @dyli_io, I really like what they do but shipping is also insane.
Whilst I haven’t ripped too many packs, when I did I checked shipping costs and also for 1 slab was going to cost in excess of $60, so I sold it.
I’ve also got a handful of @pudgypenguins merch chilling in my account, again it would cost me a bomb to ship ($200+ for everything, minus the fat pudgy like $70-$80+ for one item).
This is well above “market” and I’m not even requesting to the farm (onforwarding zone which I expect to attract fees).
I’m talking metro Melbourne and also Perth.
I worked in transport & logistics for 7+ years and I managed a $30m++ freight portfolio which focused on providing the most cost effective freight solution to clients.
I won MVP for my company and account manager of the year twice.
Don’t forget we are not talking obscure items here.
For the most part, they fit in a satchel or a small, belt compatible box.
They don’t require special handling nor manual sortation (often attracts a “small” fee or blows out the cubic).
Yeh it’s normal for freight to be charged by dead weight or cubic (whatever is greater) but anything under 5kg there should be a fixed rate.
If anyone tells you otherwise, you’re getting a bum steer.
I’ve reached out to DYLI a handful of times with no answer. Amazing customer service!
If you’re going to have shocking RTP at least optimize your freight.
I can almost guarantee the rates are just blanket rates with a 30-50% markup on what is provided.
No specific lanes procured and hope they can make a buck… anyone outside of the US is screwed for Courtyard and DYLI.
Shout out to Shiny, Beezie & Monster who have all provided quotes sub $60-70 (if not less) for a handful of slabs.
You are literally eliminating an entire market (APAC) if you don’t optimize.
Anyway if anyone needs a freight specialist who knows what they are doing and understands how to reduce costs to both business and customer let me know.
It was literally my day job and I crushed it.
When I say Shiny is the best platform to open packs, this is what I mean
Nowhere else even comes close to the RTP we offer our customers, let alone basic features like truly verifiable randomness
As we continue to grow and scale our inventory to compete, we will be #1
nate | mnstr retweeted
I’m convinced that anything you pull on the ultra pack in @mnstr is just a keeper.
Because 99% of the cards just go up in value.
Take a look at my recent pulls, my fumble journey can literally go on forever.
nate | mnstr retweeted
Fumbles on @mnstr pt 7
Pulled a PSA 9 Skyridge Gengar.
Sold instantly at $767.
Now it's currently at $1,010.
Net loss: $483
Fumbled: +$243
Thank God this wasnt a holo if not ill be crying.






























