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> Engineer A from Wallet DevOps downloaded a tampered Homebrew installation in order to install a popular AI coding tool after searching for it on a search engine.

> The attacker soon discovered Wallet DevOps Engineer A had a container deployment permission token on his computer.

"I don't always hold deployer keys to billion-dollar MPC infrastructure on my dev laptop, but when I do, I pipe curl to bash to install agentic coding tools."
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Crypto grew up in the Dark Forest, and the entire world is about to find itself there
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6 days ago, a user placed a limit order on @THORSwap to buy $BTC at $80.4k. It just filled on @Harbor_DEX. Someone planned for and got a nice entry.
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The latest TC release 3.18 was done as a private binary (something we had done before when patching crits). There was a long-standing practice that if a node requested, by signing a message with their validator key, devs would send them the validator-key encrypted diff of the exactly what the malicious node did in this case. It’s possible even that the private release spooked them into speeding up their timeline for the attack. I find this class of attack very interesting. Networks need to be designed maximally defensive, even against their own validators. In this case, a malicious validator can still get the source code for patches and exploit them before the code goes out. I wonder if this puts an end to that practice. It all exists on a spectrum of decentralization. I actually don’t disagree with @jpthor that closed source TSS might be the move from here. Anyone who is saying that’s “the end of the experiment” is either a crypto-anarchistic maxi that lost the plot or an NK hacker astro-turfing protocols into not making sound trade-offs between security and decentralization.
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Ok, I'm going to go ahead and say it. Silence Labs' DKLS implementation, and Vultisig's go wrapper of it, is not ready for primetime use on @THORChain.
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Second, the DKLS implementation that supports ECDSA has had a few dozen commits by 2 authors, with the last release dated July 2025. By contrast, Binance's tss-lib implementation that TC inherits from has commits date from last month, with far more contributors and commits. github.com/silence-labora…
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In total, DKLS seems very promising, and seems to have worked out for @vultisig so far. That said, the comparative leap to move THORChain from GG20 tss-lib v1.0 to v3.0 is relatively lean. Just give keygen messages a version flag so that current vaults can continue signing using legacy keyshares, then cutover and deprecate the TC fork once a new keygen is successful. THEN move to DKLS later. IMO that's the safest path to getting TC back up and running ASAP, safely.
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All crypto conferences should be held in Miami.
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I am pleased to announce a tender offer to acquire @THORChain.
1/2 cash 1/2 stock.
Offer expires EOD.
Nothing stops this train.
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The ADR process was probably my favorite contribution I made to the THORChain protocol. Formalized governance processes benefit all.
Ever seen "ADR" mentioned in THORChain discussions and wondered what it means?

An ADR, or Architecture Decision Record, is how THORChain proposes and formalises major changes to the protocol. New features, tokenomics updates, chain integrations, fee structures, node incentives. If it changes how THORChain works, it's gone through an ADR.

The process is open. Anyone can draft one, it gets published publicly, the community discusses it, and nodes vote to accept or reject it. No backroom decisions, no unilateral changes. Every significant shift in the protocol's architecture is documented, debated, and recorded permanently.

Recent examples include ADR 021 which established the marketing fund, ADR 023 which introduced reserve burn improvements, and ADR 025 which is currently redirecting the dev fund to a new treasury.

It's like an audit trail of every major decision THORChain has ever made, publicly accessible and permanently on record.

dev.thorchain.org/architecture
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Sat down with @pluto_hbr for @OnTheBrinkCIV to talk KelpDAO, deep security in DeFi, Aave, LayerZero, Thorchain, Harbor, and where DeFi goes from here

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Proud of the team. Long road ahead. We’re confident in our design and ready to scale. 🤝
We’re coming up on 3 months since Harbor’s launch. We’re proud to say that our initial rollout phase is complete, and the protocol has performed to the team’s high standards:

100% swap completion rate, 212x week-over-week growth, 74% of quotes won on routes/wallets supported. Furthermore:

* $500k volume processed to-date, next stop: $1M!
* Live in 5 wallets: @THORWallet (as of today!), @THORSwap, @xverse, @orangerockxyz, @wire_wallet.
* 3 more wallets launching very soon, all made possible via @SwapKitPowered .
* Maximum size: $10k, increasing to $20k soon.
* Routes: ETH/BTC and BTC/USDT, with more planned.
* Roadmap: multi-book routing, chains (BNB, Tron), DEX aggregation.

Stay tuned as we continue shipping!
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The prevalence of leverage trading in crypto is a byproduct of how hard it is to buy and sell spot native assets for the average user.

Don’t believe me? Search “Bitcoin” in @phantom wallet. The only options are Long & Short (“Trade BTC Perp”). This isn’t self-custodial, selfpaper Bitcoin. And it’s allowed various firms to profit at retail’s expense for too long now.

End perp reliance. Stop holding wrapped, bridged equivalents. Improve native trading capabilities in wallets. Buy and hold spot. Don’t let the sharks take your Bitcoin.

We’re building @Harbor_DEX for the next chapter.
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We just had a $4.1k BTC<>USDT swap via @THORSwap on @Harbor_DEX. If you take into account Binance’s 10 bps taker fee, the swap was 2 bps cheaper than Binance! We’ll post our explorer soon that transparently surfaces quote, execution and comparable oracle/CEX pricing.
Slowly and deliberately, @Harbor_DEX is increasing its max swap size, validating execution quality at each milestone before moving up.

$5k swap next week?
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Slowly and deliberately, @Harbor_DEX is increasing its max swap size, validating execution quality at each milestone before moving up.

$5k swap next week?
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1/ Why We Backed Harbor 🧵

I’m excited to share that Triton Capital (@Triton_xyz) has co-led Harbor’s (@Harbor_DEX) pre-seed round alongside Susquehanna Crypto! 🧜‍♀️

This investment is a no-brainer for me: it’s the rare combo of an exceptional founding team with deep a massive market opportunity in the next era of high-performance DeFi.

@ovedm606 @pluto_hbr
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Harbor founding eng @eridanus_dev led the charge for business development at THORChain, then @SwapKitPowered came in and secured the bag. Once again, we're all working together to push forward the vision. These, and the wallets that enabled it, are the real heroes of cross-chain.
Left: Jan 1, 2024
Right: Today
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