I see “Cointelegraph” offers a paid subscription service, but failing to call it “COINTELPRO” seems like a missed opportunity.
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Truly deranged writing.
I thought you were a grammar nit. Spot the clue that this is fake.
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The grocer’s apostrophe isn’t nearly as big of a tell as the other sign being in Polish.
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Michael Saylor resigns.
Does the new CEO dump bitcoins at this point? The microstrategy bitcoin ETF days are over.
I’m going with no
https://twitter.com/tier10k/status/1554558510863683585?t=eDIMFLHtYBryllYZrYKkKA&s=19
That’s exactly what Saylor would say to prevent a sell off on bitcoin.
He got fired because his bitcoin acquisition strategy didn’t work. They will dump it in the next few quarters like Musk did and go back to focusing on software.
Solana under attack right now
It’s like Uber but for bank robberies.
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If you have SOL in the same wallet as ETH, does this put the ETH at risk as well, since there is only one key to the wallet?
Solana Labs CEO Anatoly Yakovenko initially tweeted that he suspected the exploit could be linked to an Apple iOS supply chain issue, but has since narrowed the source to a hack of Slope’s centralized servers, where private keys appear to have been stored as plain text.
Did these idiots at least take their systems offline at some point over the last 24 hours as wallet after wallet got drained?
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Nope. But if private keys compromised, not sure it would do much. If two people have private keys to wallet, no way to prove who really owns that wallet. At best turning off would allow people with compromised wallets a chance to beat the hacker to draining their wallet - when turned back on.
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Thanks. I forgot how that stuff worked.
a lot of grievance in the comments
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