Hacker losing $5m out of almost $6b
The Binance hacker made a $5M mistake while dumping altcoins!
The hacker sold 908,793 $PROM (worth ~$5M) into a nearly empty Uniswap V2 liquidity pool and received just 0.0316 $ETH ($71).
etherscan.io/tx/0x38546f9087…
50x?! The kids gonna be in college by the time this thing finishes.
Stringman MCP and Opus 5.5 clean a playroom
Some help was given when it asked for several large items to be set aside but it did OK. 129 minutes total.
$795 at neufangled.com/
Hey now… they reset usage a few times.
boxxa retweeted
Great line from the CTO of Proton. I’m paraphrasing and stealing it :
Your job is not to use agents to help you write code. Your job is to lead the agents to help them write code.
Basically stoped using Sol. Terra 6.1 has been the worker. Astra is the coordinator and has reduced over engineering issues.
GPT-6.1 Sol has a serious OVERENGINEERING problem!!!
My project has:
- 6,000 lines of actual product code
- 115,000 lines of test code
That's almost 19x more test code than production code. WTF???
And apparently, no matter how many times they tell Sol 6.1 to keep things simple, it just keeps overengineering everything.
Anyone else struggling with this??
Oh god. They are going to bring thin clients everywhere and sell subscriptions to a datacenter desktop.
Wow.
I rebuilt the subscription usage chart from @SemiAnalysis_ , with the updated ChatGPT usage:
- plus: 1x
- pro100: 10x
- pro200: 20x
- pro500: 50x
Because there’s no $500 Claude sub, I used the additive usage of 2 Max 20x subs and 1 Max 5x sub, total of $500
Claude usage still mogs ChatGPT like it’s not even close💀
6.1 Sol is just too much back and forth and over engineered tasks.
Been using Astra low for the coordination and planning, having it manage 6.1 Terra agents for work and then converge the work.
Works much better at getting things done but Astra still burns fast on Pro even with one thread.
AI development at companies is not giving us the feature we were told.
POLYMARKET HALTS TRADING AFTER HACKERS DRAIN USER FUNDS WITHOUT PASSWORDS OR SEED PHRASES
Attackers allegedly exploited users’ active sessions to sell their positions and withdraw funds directly through Polymarket’s own system.
The attack reportedly originated from a compromised DebugBear website performance monitoring script, which was replaced with malicious code that users’ browsers trusted.
Trading resumed after roughly one hour. Polymarket says affected users will be reimbursed and the incident has been referred to UK law enforcement.




















