Maybe they will stick to Level 10+ or 1000XP and above.
If yes, then it might not print for all.
Nothing is new in this space and everyone will move on eventually.
will Jumper allocate 4% of $JUMP to the airdrop?
they just dropped a post, Grok decoded it as 4x4
before that they posted about chads vs chuds
4% went to the Legion sale
4% for the airdrop? looks like it
but 4% feels low to me
with this many users and this fdv, that looks tiny
maybe the rebus means something else
but jumper loves hiding info in memes
It's good they are backtracking.
An update on the Fungo Genesis auction:
We are issuing a total of $84,150 in refunds.
Today, we did not reach the level of participation we were aiming for, and rather than reduce the supply, we have decided not to complete the auction.
This is not an easy message to write. For months, we have put everything into building the infrastructure needed to make encrypted NFTs possible on Ethereum. But the level of participation we saw today was not enough for us to move forward with the sale as planned.
Throughout development, the Zama team provided technical support and helped us build the best system we could deliver today. This does not mean Zama stands behind or endorses our project. FungoLabs is an independent project building in the Zama ecosystem, and all decisions are our own.
The numbers we shared throughout this journey were real. More than 3,000 projects applied to our launchpad, over 12,000 people joined our X campaign, and we received more than 30,000 whitelist applications. We will share a separate breakdown of these numbers soon.
We also want to be transparent about one thing: projects like this cannot run on excitement alone. Infrastructure, servers, onchain activity, and the work of the team all come with real costs. Without enough support, carrying that load is simply not sustainable.
Any payments made by whitelist minters, along with the full amount of every bid, will be refunded. Refunds will be sent directly from the project treasury to your wallets. You do not need to take any action.
Thank you to everyone who gave us their time, believed in what we were building, and supported us throughout this journey. We are sorry we could not meet your expectations.
This is not the end.
We will keep building on Zama.
These guys aren't serious.
I really gad high hopes on them and I bought a device.
☠️ Do u Remember @SuiPlay ?
🧑🌾Project & team @EmanAbio teased about $PLAY
🤷No TGE even after 2 years
👾Last post of @SuiPlay was in March
🎮I ordered 3 devices
💵Took refund for 2
☠️Because I Received damaged product & poor support
😁At least token reward was expected as teased by team
🤦Any hopes on $PLAY?
👀 @SuiPlay @PLAYTR0N Team do u want to say something about $PLAY? Anything soon?
💙Like
🔁RT
You all rush to "influencers" and here is the result.
Crypto Twitter KOLs are a fucking scam. And we have the numbers to prove why.
We hired 200+ KOLs with 10M+ combined followers. Every single one had a 400+ Sorsa score and 100+ Smart Followers. Most had 1,000+ Sorsa.
200+ KOLs posted twice each.
Our result? 280 NFTs sold at $5.
Now let’s talk about this circus.
Fake views. Fake likes. AI-generated replies that don’t even understand what the project does. The same fucking accounts liking and replying to each other in engagement groups, recycling engagement and pretending they’re influential.
You have 200K followers but can’t prove you have actual buyers. You’re scared of referral deals because deep down you know nobody will click your links, buy anything or convert.
YOU HAVE BOTTED FOLLOWERS, NOT INFLUENCE.
And the funniest part? You genuinely think you’re marketing professionals. You’re a bunch of engagement farmers playing influencer, selling fake numbers to projects and calling it a career.
Our team tested this firsthand. We were ready to pay for influence, but got fucking nothing.
And you wonder why CT is dying? Why projects are cutting deals? Why marketing teams are moving to TikTok and Instagram?
BECAUSE NOBODY WANTS TO PAY FOR YOUR BULLSHIT ANYMORE.
Honestly, go work at McDonald’s. At least you’ll serve people something useful instead of selling projects fake engagement and pretending to be important.
200+ KOLs. 10M+ followers. 280 NFTs sold.
That’s your fucking influence.
This makes sense.
Cross chain activities didn't go to waste.
The idea is that Jumper Pass should reflect your activity across different ecosystems, not treat each wallet like a completely separate user.
Jumper XP is based on activity thresholds so simply merging the activity from two ecosystems as if it all happened on one wallet wouldn't always result in more XP. In many cases the combined activity still wouldn't move you into the next tier meaning you would not get any additional XP at all.
Using 33% gives everyone a consistent way to link the XP they already earned on non-EVM chains to their EVM wallet, so more of their cross ecosystem activity actually counts toward their Jumper Pass.
There's another clue here for the $JUMP TGE but you may miss it if you don't read carefully.
last week on @jumperapp:
$290M swapped
$44M in perps
117k transactions
34k wallets
the best part about the activity on Jumper is that it’s spread across different use cases
the numbers include people swapping on jumper to trade bluechips, memes, and RWAs
then there’s people using Jumper to move funds across chains and facilitate their overall onchain activity
and then there’s people accessing yield opportunities with Jumper Earn
on top, we also did roughly $50M in Perps Volume - first proper week post public launch
as part of Ondo Perps’ incentives program, upto to 57,000 USDC in additional weekly rewards exclusively for traders on Jumper - a good reason to get started with jumper perps if you’re a power user for Ondo Perps - try out the platform and give us feedback!
with mid-terms approaching and the hack last week, I expect volatility to really high this week - asset markets generally perform better once the uncertainty is out of the way and I think crypto bottoms in November
hopefully we’re in for a proper bull market and if this is going to be your first in crypto - you’re in for a ride
good luck, have fun and just use jumper
Tech has multiple layers that no matter how careful you are a single slip will still result in loss and Binance is a big player
Big player === Big Money.
This is the only explanation I've seen so far about the recent Polymarket exploit that makes sense.
👉Here’s what caused the Polymarket hack: a script that was only supposed to measure page load speed
The real cause was a script that was only supposed to measure how fast the page loaded.
On October 29, 2026, Polymarket was hit by another frontend drain.
This time the vector was DebugBear, a small UK company that provides website performance monitoring and Core Web Vitals tracking.
Polymarket had embedded their Real User Monitoring (RUM) script on the site — a standard snippet that collects loading speed and user interaction data and sends it back to DebugBear’s servers.
That script was replaced.
Attackers compromised DebugBear’s infrastructure (their CDN / RUM product) and swapped the legitimate monitoring script for a custom wallet drainer written specifically for Polymarket.
The file still loaded from a cdn.debugbear.com URL and looked like a normal analytics script, but inside it was roughly 15 KB of pure theft logic.
How it worked
The malicious script ran in the browser with full page privileges and did the following:
Read Polymarket authentication data from localStorage (login type, proxy wallet, CLOB API keys).
Searched the React component tree for the trading client.
For users logged in via email (Magic wallet), it sold all positions using fill-and-kill orders — with no additional signature prompt.
For users on external wallets (MetaMask etc.), it encoded transfers of outcome tokens and submitted them through Polymarket’s gasless relayer. Users saw a signature request that looked like a normal platform action, so many approved it.
The script also pulled its configuration (destination address, minimum threshold) from DebugBear’s servers. Stolen funds were converted and sent as POL.
Timeline (UTC, October 29)
~17:10 — First funds arrive at the attacker’s address.
17:45 — Trader @CarOnPolymarket posts that he was drained for $800k and “all my positions were sold.”
17:59 — Polymarket deploys a production build that removes the DebugBear script.
18:00 — DebugBear’s official account posts: “We’re impacted by an ongoing security incident. If you use our RUM product, please remove the embed code from your website.”
By 18:19 the attacker held 28.6 million POL ($2.6–2.7M).
Polymarket’s smart contracts worked exactly as designed. Nothing on-chain was exploited. The frontend simply handed over control of active sessions and order placement.
Why this matters
This is already the second major frontend drain on Polymarket in four months (the June incident was ~$3.1M via a different third-party script). There was also a May incident involving an internal operational wallet.
The pattern is consistent: the platform relies heavily on third-party JavaScript, and the email/Magic login flow was designed for maximum convenience with minimal extra confirmation. When the vendor is compromised, user funds are compromised with it.
DebugBear is not the villain here — they’re a small performance-monitoring company whose infrastructure was weaponized. But the fact that a script meant only to measure page speed was able to liquidate portfolios worth millions shows how fragile the “seamless” crypto frontend model really is.
Polymarket has said affected users will be made whole and that the incident has been referred to law enforcement. Trading was temporarily halted as a precaution.
The open question is how many times the same third-party script risk can materialize before it stops being treated as an isolated incident and starts being treated as a structural problem.
$AAVE won't even feel the dump but you see others... might be time to do some shorting.
Attention!
The Binance hacker is now dumping $PEPE, $UNI, $LINK, and other tokens on-chain for $ETH.
Please note:
The hacker still holds large amounts of the following altcoins, which could face heavy selling pressure:
217.497M $ENA ($39.51M)
7.579T $PEPE ($34.41M)
2.575M $LINK ($28.07M)
128.034K $AAVE ($15.9M)
74.56M $ARB ($11.54M)
1.938M $UNI ($12.62M)
21.852M $ONDO ($8.52M)
17.318M $WLD ($6.73M)
714.911M $FUN ($6.29M)
87.853M $ZAMA ($6.02M)
3.602M $ZRO ($5.69M)
3.382B $RSR ($5.02M)
You can still earn some XP before TGE.
Your swaps should count for something. On Jumper, they do.
Earn XP, complete missions, level up your Pass, unlock perks.
jumper.xyz/missions