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New on our Engineering blog: Creating in-house source control. In May, we merged around 2,500 code changes per day. In September, we merged more than 30,000 per day. As a result, we became bottlenecked by developer infrastructure built for human (rather than agent) scale. Here, we share how we built a new version control system—and fully migrated our monorepo from git—in five months: anthropic.com/engineering/re…

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Paper trade @papertrade_xyz getting actively exploited by two wallets moving ETH 10-20bps on hyperliquid using $20m clips or so and trading 9 fig longs on paper. Glaring issue with the protocol as is, needs to be fixed ASAP for any chance at sustainability

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Analysis: MetaMask Exits 17,000 Validators After Staking Security Incident MetaMask, one of the world’s most widely used self-custodial crypto wallets, has begun proactively exiting affected staking validators following a security incident. On-chain researcher Kaden said about 17,000 validators representing roughly 523,000 ETH have been exited, while around 821 potentially affected validators remain active. He identified 18 block rewards diverted from their intended fee recipients to a Tornado Cash-funded address, netting the attacker about 0.36 ETH. MetaMask said its staking service is non-custodial and that it does not control users’ withdrawal keys, while Kaden noted that compromised validator signing keys could still pose a slashing risk.

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It’s worth being clear: we really trained robots to jump autonomously, shipped them to Finland, and had them leap into a vat of molten steel Here's some behind the scenes

We're acquiring Pfizer. Umbrella is the first onchain mechanism built to acquire one specific public company: Pfizer Here's how it works: Anyone can buy $UMBRELLA at an 8-12% discount by paying in USDG. There's a daily cap. The protocol takes that USDG and buys Pfizer stock $PFE for the treasury. Every $UMBRELLA is backed by a share of that treasury. Stake your $UMBRELLA and you farm emissions. If the price drops below 1.75x its backing, emissions stop and the protocol starts buying back $UMBRELLA from the market. But this isn't another memecoin with stock treasury. We're launching a pandemic game where you develop viruses to earn Pfizer stock. $UMBRELLA stakers get Virus Eggs. Each egg hatches one random Virus NFT. You use them in the game to earn $PFE. (Game details will be revealed soon) The game and the NFTs are built around $UMBRELLA. Most of the revenue goes back into the treasury, which means more $PFE and more backing per token. Imagine if one of Pfizer's large shareholders is called "Umbrella" and it's a virus game that pays players in Pfizer stock. What happens when Umbrella keeps accumulating $PFE and takes a board seat? or it gets majority shares? The whole internet will be talking about it. More players join. The treasury grows. More $PFE gets bought. Rewards stay sustainable. Even more players join. We built the flywheel to acquire one of the largest pharma companies in the world. Hyper-gamblification of stock is just getting started. You're not bullish enough.