“if they can freeze, it’s not your cheese”
The recent Binance event just show why you shouldn’t use USDT, USDC, XAUt, USD1 etc..
DAI is immutable and un-freezable forever, however their upgraded USDS isn’t currently freezable, but has an upgradable proxy meaning governance could propose and implement freezing capabilities.
as far as im concerned if the coin has a freeze capability the coins aren’t yours, you’re just borrowing them.
I could be tripping but I believe something fishy is going on with the stealmybitcoin php challenge.
Write-up commit (Initial commit) : 21:48:33 UTC (9:48:33 PM)
Write-up commit (create readme.) : 22:44:04 UTC (10:44:04 PM)
Write-up commit (upload poc) : 22:44:59 UTC (10:44:59 PM)
Wallet Drained at Time: 22:55:28 UTC (10:55:28 PM)
There's no way in hell you'd drain the wallet after you've written and published the whole POC, you would drain the wallet first and then craft a well commented write up and POC.
This screams to me as some security researcher looking for clout.
Could be wrong, just my opinion..
I gave Claude access to a versatile UI kit and a set of libraries, defined an ideation process, established some rules, and built a workflow for it to follow.
Then I let it run autonomously for the past few days.
The result? 300+ nearly ship-ready websites.
Next, I'm building a multi-agent consensus system to identify the strongest candidates for deployment and pass them to me for review.
Once approved, the pipeline will handle everything else: AdSense integration, domain registration via the Namecheap API, DNS configuration through Cloudflare API, server setup on AWS Lightsail, and deployment.
The goal is a fully autonomous pipeline from idea to live website with AdSense monetization, using human approval as the final checkpoint before launch.
I'll come up with a SEO pipeline and automate this further.
"Project Slopify" is underway, this is gonna printttt.









