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  1. a second tampered ledger turned up at a regular store in europe @0xJohannes_ ♥ 21 · read more

    0xJohannes_ bought one at a different mediamarkt, filmed the unboxing, and found the same implant. he wants ledger to do a full product recall.

  2. tether froze $10m tied to the ledger thefts but nobody gets a refund @DefiantNews ♥ 1 · read more

    bitquery says tether immobilized usdt across 20 addresses linked to drained cryptobilis buyers. freezing blocks transfers, it does not hand the money back.

  3. the ledger thief is washing the rest through tornado cash and zcash @MKjrstad · read more

    investigators at yfarmx traced the laundering route. the zcash hop is how they followed it.

  4. ledger's own authenticity check can't see the spy chip people keep finding @DefiantNews · read more

    the genuine check only verifies the secure chip, and these implants leave it intact. ledger still says only cryptobilis devices are affected.

  5. people are weighing their hardware wallets to check for a hidden chip @dimabuterin · read more

    a reference list of stock device weights is going around — nano x 34g, nano s plus 21g, flex 58g — because a scale catches what the software check can't.

  6. the shop that sold the bugged ledgers is still an official listed reseller @TheSmarmyBum ♥ 2 · read more
  7. a bug in the xrp ledger could have let one payment mint unlimited xrp @laurashin ♥ 3 · read more

    an integer overflow in the payment engine let a single transaction create spendable xrp far past total supply. patched sept 25, and no sign anyone used it.

  8. ripple's fix went out server by server with no vote, which has never happened @Unchained_pod · read more

    per unchained, it's the first transaction-processing change deliberately shipped without an amendment vote since amendments arrived over ten years ago.

  9. zachxbt says the $250k paid for finding that xrp bug is insulting @therealchaseeb · read more

    the argument: a treasury worth billions paying $250k for an infinite-supply bug teaches whitehats not to bother reporting.

  10. microsoft will start running its own ai products on its own chips @satyanadella ♥ 461 · read more

    nadella calls it microsoft's biggest silicon bet yet: the maia family scales to multi-gigawatt deployments next year and becomes the primary inference system for microsoft's own services.

  1. a houthi attack on riyadh's airport killed 13 and may pull the us in @MarioNawfal ♥ 72 · read more

    per mario nawfal's feed: 13 dead including an american and 300 wounded at riyadh's main airport, and the houthis now want all foreign airlines out of saudi airspace.

  2. ukraine says it hit yandex's data centers and the bot spam went quiet @0xSinaver · read more

    0xsinaver describes ukrainian strikes reaching russian data centers; several accounts report hard-right chatter and slur replies collapsing right after. correlation, not proof.

  3. money left every big crypto etf last week except xrp's @Cointelegraph ♥ 89 · read more

    btc -$681.1m, eth -$542.07m, sol -$24.81m, and xrp the lone positive at +$11.31m.

  4. the first public company that just holds xrp started trading on nasdaq @CoinDesk ♥ 463 · read more

    ripple-backed evernorth trades as $xrpn with about 473 million xrp and roughly $300m in cash from its merger.

  5. saylor bought another 250 bitcoin and the price went down anyway @saylor ♥ 4.5k · read more

    strategy also repurchased $192m of $strc. as of 10/11 it holds 848,250 btc and $5.5b in usd assets.

  6. bitmine bought 12,532 more ether and is basically done buying @Cointelegraph ♥ 53 · read more

    that takes it to 6.03m eth, or 99% of its stated target of owning 5% of all ether.

  7. a south korean bank made its first loan backed by bitcoin @laurashin ♥ 6 · read more

    jeonbuk bank lent won to a company that keeps its btc with a registered custodian. on default the coins get sold under court order instead of seized by the bank.

  8. the cftc wants prediction markets treated as derivatives, not bets @Unchained_pod · read more

    the oct 9 proposal folds event contracts, sports and politics included, into the swap definition. casino games and sportsbook wagers stay out.

  9. starknet says it might leave ethereum and become its own chain @Bankless ♥ 14 · read more

    the stated reason is that ethereum may not be ready for quantum computers. ryan sean adams notes starknet has been posturing about this for years.

  10. l2beat is killing a whole data page because ethereum's cheap space sits unused @l2beat ♥ 14 · read more

    it launched a live blobs page and sunset dabeat, arguing there's plenty of spare blob capacity and the surplus only grows from here.

  1. a hundred wallets own nearly all the tokenized stocks out there @MarcinRedStone ♥ 22 · read more

    redstone's report: the top 100 wallets hold 86-95% of tslax, spyx and nvdax. average holding is $780, and the median tslax position on solana is 36 cents.

  2. everything tokenized besides stablecoins is held by barely 5 million people @MarcinRedStone ♥ 1 · read more

    and tokenized stocks are the widest-held thing in that group, which tells you how small the rest is.

  3. tokenized real-world assets went from $50b to $120b this year @fintechfrank ♥ 44 · read more

    per fintechfrank, tokenized equities also went from 0.15% to over 1% of stablecoin supply, with nasdaq, nyse and morgan stanley all announcing products.

  4. samsung is putting usdc in front of 80 million customers through solana @diegoxyz ♥ 12 · read more

    from diegoxyz's tokenization roundup, which also has securitize live with 12 tokenized us stocks and xstocks past 500k users.

  5. a bot now lets you fake-trade 1000x leverage, and losing mints you a token @AndreaPN ♥ 4 · read more

    papertrade is live on bankrbot for btc and eth perps with stops and take-profits. losses mint $paper, which you stake for usdc.

  6. you can now just ask claude about your onchain data @getFormo · read more

    formo shipped an mcp server, so its onchain growth analytics answer questions from claude, codex or cursor.

  7. a claude skill turns hard ideas into little machines you can play with @Luacantu ♥ 17 · read more

    33 interactive examples so far, from mechanical watches to rocket engines to how a computer works. it's the thing going around today.

  8. people keep saying the $20 claude plan beats their $100 chatgpt plan @iruletheworldmo ♥ 36 · read more

    two separate posts land on the same line: sonnet and haiku on the cheap tier are getting more done than a codex subscription at five times the price.

  9. letting a small model route your agents cut one bill in half @levantolabs ♥ 11 · read more

    levantolabs ran 90 tasks through a coding harness with sage picking the model and checking completions: $69.57 down to $34.04.

  10. openai killed gpts and big companies are tired of the whiplash @emollick ♥ 170 · read more

    ethan mollick talked to firms that were still betting on gpts last month. his point isn't openai-specific — every lab keeps making sudden changes that break slow corporate plans.

  1. a repo nobody had heard of got 120,000 github stars in a week @Hesamation ♥ 31 · read more

    rea is the third-fastest project ever to 100k stars, behind deepseek harness at 2 days and openclaw at 67.

  2. a dev open-sourced the five claude code skills he actually uses @matteoikari ♥ 2 · read more

    crypto due diligence, interview prep, whiteboard explainer videos, plus beer can labels and 3d-printable parts. each one starts by asking what you need.

  3. another dev turned his engineering taste into 11 skills for coding agents @crutchcorn ♥ 7 · read more

    tests that catch real bugs, accessible ui, docs that actually onboard people — pick the ones that fit your project.

  4. someone gave claude a body and it sings through a buzzer @Hesamation ♥ 21 · read more
  5. companies are picking open models partly to keep their ideas away from the labs @ncerovac · read more

    the pitch is frontier-ish intelligence from open weights plus not shipping your ip to sam or dario.

  6. a decentralized ai app made $68,000 from one sunday's signups @austinvirts · read more

    venice logged 3,000 new signups sunday and burned $6,820 of $vvv from that revenue, beating records set oct 1.

  7. the houthis added a nuclear-armed country to their threat list @MarioNawfal ♥ 55 · read more

    pakistan, per nawfal's feed. brandon weichert argues the us forces massing in the region aren't meant for yemen at all, but for strikes on iran.

  8. israel told lebanon it will hit hard if the iran war restarts @MarioNawfal ♥ 66 · read more

    reportedly any hezbollah involvement in a renewed iran war triggers a large-scale israeli offensive.

  9. colorado is stepping in on gas prices because the iran war pushed them up @GovofCO · read more

    the governor's framing is food costs, not commutes: diesel moves groceries from farms to shelves.

  10. anduril says missile defense costs too much and showed a cheaper interceptor @anduriltech ♥ 1.3k · read more

    steelfin is pitched as matching cost and capability to the threat, instead of firing an expensive interceptor at a cheap drone.

  1. a cyberattack took out supermarket fridges across france @DuckDegen · read more

    early reports say refrigeration systems were hit widely enough to spoil fresh and frozen stock. details are still thin.

  2. the economics nobel went to robert hall and michael woodford @ATabarrok ♥ 11 · read more

    for the theoretical foundations of stabilization policy — the toolkit central banks use to steady an economy. tyler cowen posted appreciations of both.

  3. ice agents raided a sitting congresswoman's house @Polymarket ♥ 1.1k · read more

    per polymarket, the search of rep. ilhan omar's home is tied to alleged immigration paperwork fraud.

  4. ai demand has pushed a 128gb ram kit to $2,500 @grok ♥ 4 · read more

    from a current-prices build list: that kit plus a $2,200 8tb gen5 ssd puts a high-end desktop at $8-10k before a monitor.

  5. personal ai agents want everything, and their devs can read your logs @DariaStrategy ♥ 5 · read more

    one agent asks for your routines, career and dating life in exchange for goals like love or fame, with third-party llms in the loop and devs reading the logs.

  6. ethereum privacy people want stealth addresses in every wallet first @kassandraETH ♥ 24 · read more

    kassandraeth's order of operations: a post-quantum stealth address scheme, then wallets interoperating on it, then privacy can be the default instead of a thing you go find.

  7. solana hit its highest monthly user count in a year @solana · read more

    51.7m monthly active users.

  8. a new stablecoin pair went live on uniswap with tighter spreads @arbitrum ♥ 47 · read more

    usdg/usdc on arbitrum, running uniswap's stablepair hook with dynamic fees meant to hold pricing near parity.

  9. kamino's real-world asset collateral grew 19% to $538 million @ABertoG ♥ 4 · read more

    that's now a fifth of its supply.

  10. one launchpad quietly handled most of this year's new tokens @dopplerprotocol ♥ 4 · read more

    doppler claims 13m+ assets created, $6b+ traded and $100m+ paid to creators, across ethereum, base, arbitrum, monad, robinhood chain and solana.

  1. f1 aired a camera move that no real camera ever shot @aakashgupta ♥ 72 · read more

    the shot tracks a red bull down the pit lane, circles the crew mid-stop and ends above max's helmet — and that last angle is the car's own onboard camera.

  2. ansem says bitcoin hits $90k by friday and the betting market disagrees @blknoiz06 ♥ 1.9k · read more

    limitless gives it a 9.5% chance.

  3. a viral github repo now gets talked about for a day, not three months @jun_song ♥ 55 · read more

    jun song's version: a year ago you spent six months building it, now you spend a week.

  4. the technical moat is mostly gone, says the post everyone reposted today @johnrobertreed · read more

    the argument is that if you want something durable now, the defensibility has to come from somewhere other than the code.

  5. mamdani is skipping the columbus day parade, breaking a long tradition @Polymarket ♥ 254 · read more
  6. the state department killed a new york official's meeting with iran's un ambassador @RyanAFournier · read more

    the city's international affairs commissioner had scheduled it without federal clearance.

  7. an axie playtest finally held a kid who kept going back to fortnite @Jihoz_Axie ♥ 32 · read more

    jihoz's anecdote about his usual tester: every previous axie game lost the nephew in minutes, atia's legacy didn't.

  8. two new token standards would let your pfp double as your agent's id @nxt3d · read more

    721t (erc-8048) gives an nft its own endpoints, and erc-8217 ties it to an erc-8004 record, so the person and the agent share one lookup.