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StandX just confirmed no token launch. Rugged again, right after Abstract. GG. Probably burned $10K in fees just to get less than $100 in rewards. Pre-market down 93%. >> zero. Crazy how Polymarket had StandX at a $900M expected FDV earlier this year..

before Abstract shuts down... Would it be possible to help recover assets that were accidentally sent to an Abstract wallet? I’d really appreciate any help, and I’ll donate @pudgypenguins airdrop if you can make it happen...

$15,000 Public Bounty for Fund Recovery I'm calling on all developers and security researchers. I'd really appreciate your help. I'll pay $15,000 to anyone who can successfully recover my funds mistakenly sent from Abstract to BNB Chain. Wallet: 0x6ae0145e60b073e8c47b922f16c0f9e71e3efa86 Transaction: bscscan.com/tx/0x512b66bef73… If you know anyone who might be able to help, please tag them or share this post.

If only I had known about @Americanfort_io earlier... 🥲 @AbstractChain Wrong-Chain Deposit Update > Copied my Abstract address to send gas fees. > Tried to copy my EVM address for the rest. > Copy failed. Funds went to the previous address. Unfortunately, even the Abstract Foundation confirmed that recovering my funds is technically impossible due to differences between EraVM and EVM smart contract wallet address derivation. Potentially recoverable: Abstract ↔ zkSync Era Both use EraVM, so deploying a smart contract wallet at the same address may be possible. Practically unrecoverable: Abstract ↔ BNB Chain (and other standard EVM chains) Abstract uses EraVM, while BNB Chain uses standard EVM. Their CREATE2 address derivation methods differ, meaning the same deployment process cannot reproduce the same wallet address. The only remaining options would be obtaining the private key or brute-forcing a 160-bit address using CREATE2. Both are practically impossible. RIP my $20,000 USDC. 🥲 If Only I Had Known About American Fortress Earlier... American Fortress is building Send-to-Name technology, allowing users to send crypto using an @<name> instead of copying and pasting complicated wallet addresses. They're also developing ZK-based technology to verify wallet ownership across different blockchains without exposing seed phrases. Of course, this doesn't mean their technology could have recovered my funds or necessarily prevented my mistake. But this experience made me rethink crypto UX. We've spent years focusing on TPS, lower fees, and scalability. Yet users still have to copy long wallet addresses, manually select networks, and risk losing everything because of one small mistake. In traditional finance, a mistaken transfer may be reversible through a bank. In crypto, one wrong click can mean losing your funds forever. I believe mass adoption will require more than faster and cheaper blockchains. We also need better UX and security infrastructure that protects users from irreversible mistakes. Anyway, I paid $20,000 to learn this lesson.

$15,000 Public Bounty for Fund Recovery I'm calling on all developers and security researchers. I'd really appreciate your help. I'll pay $15,000 to anyone who can successfully recover my funds mistakenly sent from Abstract to BNB Chain. Wallet: 0x6ae0145e60b073e8c47b922f16c0f9e71e3efa86 Transaction: bscscan.com/tx/0x512b66bef73… If you know anyone who might be able to help, please tag them or share this post.

$15,000 Public Bounty for Fund Recovery I'm calling on all developers and security researchers. I'd really appreciate your help. I'll pay $15,000 to anyone who can successfully recover my funds mistakenly sent from Abstract to BNB Chain. Wallet: 0x6ae0145e60b073e8c47b922f16c0f9e71e3efa86 Transaction: bscscan.com/tx/0x512b66bef73… If you know anyone who might be able to help, please tag them or share this post.

Starting this year, Korea may no longer be considered a “blockchain powerhouse.” In the past, Korea was one of the key markets that virtually every global blockchain project had to go through. It had a strong retail investor base, significant trading volume, and highly active communities. KBW was also considered almost a mandatory stop for overseas projects and builders looking to enter the Korean market. But the landscape is changing rapidly. 1. Policies and regulations surrounding the digital asset industry still tend to focus more on restricting the industry than fostering its growth. 2. Crypto taxation is scheduled to begin next year. 3. Domestic exchanges and companies face various restrictions when it comes to actively investing in the blockchain industry and pursuing new business opportunities. But no matter how much capital moves within the Korean market, the ecosystem cannot truly grow if that capital cannot flow back into domestic blockchain startups and projects. Capital needs to circulate: Exchanges → Companies → Investors → Startups → New businesses, services & jobs Under the current environment, however, building this kind of virtuous cycle is becoming increasingly difficult. We can already feel this change on the ground. In the past, overseas projects were willing to spend significant marketing budgets to enter the Korean market, and countless global builders would come to Korea during KBW. Today, fewer projects are willing to spend as much in Korea as they once did, and for some overseas builders, Korea is no longer a “must-visit market.” It is increasingly becoming a destination they can simply skip. Japan is a case worth thinking about. Japan was once one of the most important crypto markets in the world. However, following the Mt. Gox hack, strict regulations and heavy tax burdens continued to weigh on the industry. As a result, many companies and talented individuals began looking overseas, and Japan’s presence in the global Web3 industry gradually weakened. Interestingly, Japan is now changing direction. Japan is working to reform its regulatory and tax frameworks in an effort to attract Web3 companies and capital back into the country. The United States, on the other hand, is moving even faster. Just a few years ago, many crypto companies were considering leaving the U.S. because of regulatory uncertainty. Today, however, the U.S. is working to establish clearer regulatory frameworks and actively integrate stablecoins, tokenization, and digital assets into the traditional financial system, with the ambition of taking the lead in the global crypto industry. While the U.S. is pursuing its ambition to become the world’s “Crypto Capital,” Singapore, Hong Kong, and Dubai are also competing to attract companies, capital, and talent through clearer regulations and proactive policies. Countries around the world are no longer looking at crypto simply as something that needs to be regulated. What will happen if Korea continues to focus only on regulations and restrictions? > Capital has no borders. > Companies have no borders either. = developers and talent will move wherever better opportunities and environments exist. And once companies, capital, and talent leave, bringing them back is far more difficult than keeping them in the first place. Japan has already experienced this and is now trying to reverse course. While Korea risks following the path Japan once took, the United States and other countries are moving in the opposite direction. If Korea wants to remain a “blockchain powerhouse,” the question we should be asking is no longer: “How can we restrict this industry further?” But rather: “How can we regulate it safely while creating an environment where companies, capital, and talent still want to build, invest, and innovate in Korea?”

I just woke up and realized it! Frontier Traders is giving us one last chance through a community vote! Another chance to go to London! This time, I'm going 500x long right from the start 😂 I'd really appreciate it if you could vote for me * Honestly, when I competed in Seoul, I had no idea this was such a huge competition 😭 I want to take it seriously and give it my best shot this time!

I just woke up and realized it! Frontier Traders is giving us one last chance through a community vote! Another chance to go to London! This time, I'm going 500x long right from the start 😂 I'd really appreciate it if you could vote for me * Honestly, when I competed in Seoul, I had no idea this was such a huge competition 😭 I want to take it seriously and give it my best shot this time!

diamonds have actually been losing value lately. like Argonauts

21 traders didn't make it to London. You get to bring one back. Who's it going to be? Players from Belgrade, Seoul and Singapore. Vote one back to London. frontiertraders.com/wildcard