xSpaces retweeted
Binance's own spokesperson just said it:
“EIP-7702 played a significant role in the hack”
How many people fought me on this? Too many to count
7702 didn't start the breach, but it made the hacker's job FAR easier
The full breakdown is right here 👇
“EIP-7702 played a significant role in the hack”
How many people fought me on this? Too many to count
7702 didn't start the breach, but it made the hacker's job FAR easier
The full breakdown is right here 👇
The Ethereum community is doing Olympic-level mental gymnastics to defend EIP-7702
Yes, 7702 didn't cause the Binance hack
Binance's signing system got owned and wallets on 10+ chains got drained
Binance owns the breach but 7702 turned the biggest piece of it into a one-click job
Here's what 7702 did with that access:
The attacker got Binance's signer to produce 50 pre-signed authorizations
One landed
That single signature turned one of Binance's biggest Ethereum hot wallets into a sweeper the attacker controlled
$2.5 billion left in ONE transaction
The wallet stayed hijacked for nearly 4 hours and kept getting re-swept as Binance refilled it
More than half the entire $6.3B haul went through that one wallet
Without 7702 that one sweep is 64 separate transfers each needing its own signature from Binance's system
Every one is another chance to get caught or be stopped
With 7702 it's one signature and an open-ended drain
And nobody can say they didn't see it coming
The 7702 spec itself says delegated code gets unrestricted access to the account, and that there is "no safe way" for apps to ask users to sign these
Within a month of launch, Wintermute found 97% of 7702 delegations pointed at wallet-draining sweeper contracts
People warned about this in 2024 yet it shipped anyway because UX won the argument
Now the token side
Your ERC-20s aren't really "in" your wallet. They're a balance in someone else's contract
Use them in DeFi and you're handing out approvals, often unlimited, that drainers have farmed for years
And plenty of issuers can freeze your balance whenever they want
That's the main reason ~$2.8B of this hack got frozen
Great for Binance but not so great the day it's your wallet
7702 takes that same "trust this code with my stuff" model and extends it from one token to the entire account
Largest theft in crypto history by more than 4x
Likely the largest theft of any kind. EVER.
And it lands right back on crypto's reputation which certainly isn’t stellar right now
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xSpaces retweeted
Your favorite crypto caller buys 20 seconds before he posts then he dumps on you
@Bubblemaps just mapped the side wallets of four big callers
If you ever bought off one of their posts, you were the exit liquidity
Here's what the wallets show (Bubblemaps' own estimates):
🔸 @0xEthan: 3 side wallets buy the same second as his public wallet. Then the call. Then they're out in about 3 minutes
🔸 @Anglio: 5 linked wallets in front of 61% of his October calls, roughly 20 seconds early on average
🔸 @The__Solstice: public wallet down about $70K. Linked side wallets up about $270K
🔸 @kimchi1x: an estimated $6M on $TRUMP through hidden linked wallets
That $40M Kimchi number everyone passed around was apparently just rumor
$6M is the figure with wallets behind it
And $80K of 0xEthan's estimated $125K came from PumpFun callout rewards
So the launchpad pays for the calls too
Bubblemaps says this is its own analysis, not a verdict
But when the public wallet loses and the hidden ones win, the follower IS the trade
Let’s expose all these shady KOLs because there are hundreds more just like these 4
@Bubblemaps just mapped the side wallets of four big callers
If you ever bought off one of their posts, you were the exit liquidity
Here's what the wallets show (Bubblemaps' own estimates):
🔸 @0xEthan: 3 side wallets buy the same second as his public wallet. Then the call. Then they're out in about 3 minutes
🔸 @Anglio: 5 linked wallets in front of 61% of his October calls, roughly 20 seconds early on average
🔸 @The__Solstice: public wallet down about $70K. Linked side wallets up about $270K
🔸 @kimchi1x: an estimated $6M on $TRUMP through hidden linked wallets
That $40M Kimchi number everyone passed around was apparently just rumor
$6M is the figure with wallets behind it
And $80K of 0xEthan's estimated $125K came from PumpFun callout rewards
So the launchpad pays for the calls too
Bubblemaps says this is its own analysis, not a verdict
But when the public wallet loses and the hidden ones win, the follower IS the trade
Let’s expose all these shady KOLs because there are hundreds more just like these 4
Got evidence on a shady KOL?
DMs open
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xSpaces retweeted
Attitudes like this are why Web3 will never progress
Choosing to blame users while ignoring glaring security weaknesses
If we don’t do absolutely everything in our power to make the UI/UX flawless and simple
Then there is zero chance we will ever see mass adoption
Ethereum is failing massively at that mission and is arguably one of the most flawed chains for users
Choosing to blame users while ignoring glaring security weaknesses
If we don’t do absolutely everything in our power to make the UI/UX flawless and simple
Then there is zero chance we will ever see mass adoption
Ethereum is failing massively at that mission and is arguably one of the most flawed chains for users
Or they could have better opsec
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xSpaces retweeted
The Ethereum community is doing Olympic-level mental gymnastics to defend EIP-7702
Yes, 7702 didn't cause the Binance hack
Binance's signing system got owned and wallets on 10+ chains got drained
Binance owns the breach but 7702 turned the biggest piece of it into a one-click job
Here's what 7702 did with that access:
The attacker got Binance's signer to produce 50 pre-signed authorizations
One landed
That single signature turned one of Binance's biggest Ethereum hot wallets into a sweeper the attacker controlled
$2.5 billion left in ONE transaction
The wallet stayed hijacked for nearly 4 hours and kept getting re-swept as Binance refilled it
More than half the entire $6.3B haul went through that one wallet
Without 7702 that one sweep is 64 separate transfers each needing its own signature from Binance's system
Every one is another chance to get caught or be stopped
With 7702 it's one signature and an open-ended drain
And nobody can say they didn't see it coming
The 7702 spec itself says delegated code gets unrestricted access to the account, and that there is "no safe way" for apps to ask users to sign these
Within a month of launch, Wintermute found 97% of 7702 delegations pointed at wallet-draining sweeper contracts
People warned about this in 2024 yet it shipped anyway because UX won the argument
Now the token side
Your ERC-20s aren't really "in" your wallet. They're a balance in someone else's contract
Use them in DeFi and you're handing out approvals, often unlimited, that drainers have farmed for years
And plenty of issuers can freeze your balance whenever they want
That's the main reason ~$2.8B of this hack got frozen
Great for Binance but not so great the day it's your wallet
7702 takes that same "trust this code with my stuff" model and extends it from one token to the entire account
Largest theft in crypto history by more than 4x
Likely the largest theft of any kind. EVER.
And it lands right back on crypto's reputation which certainly isn’t stellar right now
Yes, 7702 didn't cause the Binance hack
Binance's signing system got owned and wallets on 10+ chains got drained
Binance owns the breach but 7702 turned the biggest piece of it into a one-click job
Here's what 7702 did with that access:
The attacker got Binance's signer to produce 50 pre-signed authorizations
One landed
That single signature turned one of Binance's biggest Ethereum hot wallets into a sweeper the attacker controlled
$2.5 billion left in ONE transaction
The wallet stayed hijacked for nearly 4 hours and kept getting re-swept as Binance refilled it
More than half the entire $6.3B haul went through that one wallet
Without 7702 that one sweep is 64 separate transfers each needing its own signature from Binance's system
Every one is another chance to get caught or be stopped
With 7702 it's one signature and an open-ended drain
And nobody can say they didn't see it coming
The 7702 spec itself says delegated code gets unrestricted access to the account, and that there is "no safe way" for apps to ask users to sign these
Within a month of launch, Wintermute found 97% of 7702 delegations pointed at wallet-draining sweeper contracts
People warned about this in 2024 yet it shipped anyway because UX won the argument
Now the token side
Your ERC-20s aren't really "in" your wallet. They're a balance in someone else's contract
Use them in DeFi and you're handing out approvals, often unlimited, that drainers have farmed for years
And plenty of issuers can freeze your balance whenever they want
That's the main reason ~$2.8B of this hack got frozen
Great for Binance but not so great the day it's your wallet
7702 takes that same "trust this code with my stuff" model and extends it from one token to the entire account
Largest theft in crypto history by more than 4x
Likely the largest theft of any kind. EVER.
And it lands right back on crypto's reputation which certainly isn’t stellar right now
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xSpaces retweeted
Yesterday's hack taught us 3 things:
1. Web3 is nowhere near decentralized
2. That might actually be a good thing
3. EIP-7702 is dangerously flawed
I hate admitting #2
But when funds get drained, someone being able to step in beats nobody being in control 🤷♂️
1. Web3 is nowhere near decentralized
2. That might actually be a good thing
3. EIP-7702 is dangerously flawed
I hate admitting #2
But when funds get drained, someone being able to step in beats nobody being in control 🤷♂️
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xSpaces retweeted
🚨 Estimates as high as $3.5B in ongoing @binance hack 🤯
Tether has apparently frozen $971M USDT
Details still coming out now
Tether has apparently frozen $971M USDT
Details still coming out now
Unconfirmed, but possibly massive binance hack. Entire Binance wallet drained into new EOA. Contract call was funded by Tornado Cash
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xSpaces retweeted
Another founder just told you “good enough” wins
This space started with a promise of real ownership, real security, real decentralization
Now we cheer for whatever ships fastest and call the compromises “pragmatic”
My oh my, how far we have drifted
This space started with a promise of real ownership, real security, real decentralization
Now we cheer for whatever ships fastest and call the compromises “pragmatic”
My oh my, how far we have drifted
What @ilblackdragon and NEAR team has built is a pragmatic solution which solves users’ problems “today” and such solutions win the users, technically perfect solutions win larpers (that too for a short time, you can never satisfy them for long)
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xSpaces retweeted
"Go f*** yourself"
That's what Elon told the advertisers who walked off X
On stage at the NYT DealBook Summit November 29, 2023
Every media outlet wrote the obituary that week
So how'd that work out? 👇
X's valuation:
🔸 Oct 2022: $44B (what he paid)
🔸 Late 2023: $19B 2024: $9.4B (Fidelity's low, down 79%)
🔸 March 2025: $33B equity, $45B with debt (xAI deal)
Six months from a 79% markdown to right back at what he paid
Then February 2026, SpaceX absorbed xAI and X at $250B
The boycott was supposed to empty the platform
🔸 Late 2023: ~541M monthly users
🔸 Today: ~570M monthly users
And the ad cartel that led the boycott?
X sued them in August 2024. GARM shut down two days later 😂
Now the part that really stings
Elon's net worth the day he said it: ~$240B
June 12, 2026: first trillionaire in history, on SpaceX IPO day
Peak: ~$1.45T
Today, even after the post-IPO selloff: ~$907B
Nearly 4x in under three years. Still worth roughly 2.5 Jeff Bezoses
The brands tried to starve him out
He became the richest man in history instead
Somebody check on the brands 😬
That's what Elon told the advertisers who walked off X
On stage at the NYT DealBook Summit November 29, 2023
Every media outlet wrote the obituary that week
So how'd that work out? 👇
X's valuation:
🔸 Oct 2022: $44B (what he paid)
🔸 Late 2023: $19B 2024: $9.4B (Fidelity's low, down 79%)
🔸 March 2025: $33B equity, $45B with debt (xAI deal)
Six months from a 79% markdown to right back at what he paid
Then February 2026, SpaceX absorbed xAI and X at $250B
The boycott was supposed to empty the platform
🔸 Late 2023: ~541M monthly users
🔸 Today: ~570M monthly users
And the ad cartel that led the boycott?
X sued them in August 2024. GARM shut down two days later 😂
Now the part that really stings
Elon's net worth the day he said it: ~$240B
June 12, 2026: first trillionaire in history, on SpaceX IPO day
Peak: ~$1.45T
Today, even after the post-IPO selloff: ~$907B
Nearly 4x in under three years. Still worth roughly 2.5 Jeff Bezoses
The brands tried to starve him out
He became the richest man in history instead
Somebody check on the brands 😬
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xSpaces retweeted
Look at the state of crypto security right now:
🔸 X accounts getting hacked
🔸 Devices shipping with implants
🔸 Google promoting scam links
🔸 Wallets drained daily
🔸 Security standards are a joke
How do you look a friend in the eye and tell them to buy crypto?
I can't
🔸 X accounts getting hacked
🔸 Devices shipping with implants
🔸 Google promoting scam links
🔸 Wallets drained daily
🔸 Security standards are a joke
How do you look a friend in the eye and tell them to buy crypto?
I can't
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xSpaces retweeted
$86M is the newest number on a six-year-old Ledger problem 😬
@SpecterAnalyst traced it
Hundreds of victim wallets across Ethereum, TRON and Bitcoin, funds pooling into addresses he's published
Before anyone runs with "Ledger got hacked," note what that report still calls unconfirmed:
the cause
the number of users
whether Ledger has a vulnerability at all
You can't tell a Ledger wallet from a MetaMask wallet on-chain
Same standard and identical addresses
So the $86M came off the chain and "Ledger" came off X and Reddit, from victims saying so
Two kinds of evidence, stapled into one headline
But the pattern underneath is real, and it's old
2020: an API flaw in Ledger's marketing database leaked 1,075,382 emails and 272,853 order records with names, phone numbers and home addresses
Then dumped free on a hacker forum that December
Then fake replacement devices started arriving at those addresses
Some owners got extortion mail and some even got threatened at home
January this year the order data leaked again through their payment processor
Ledger runs a live page tracking the phishing aimed at its own customers
Fake apps, mailed QR codes, callers posing as support
Six years, and the Secure Element has never been what broke apparently
But the customer list is what keeps leaking and that’s a bigger problem than most will admit
A hardware wallet buyer list is the best target list in crypto
Proof you own enough to buy dedicated hardware and a home address attached
They built a vault nobody can crack, then mailed out the list of who owns one 🤨
@SpecterAnalyst traced it
Hundreds of victim wallets across Ethereum, TRON and Bitcoin, funds pooling into addresses he's published
Before anyone runs with "Ledger got hacked," note what that report still calls unconfirmed:
the cause
the number of users
whether Ledger has a vulnerability at all
You can't tell a Ledger wallet from a MetaMask wallet on-chain
Same standard and identical addresses
So the $86M came off the chain and "Ledger" came off X and Reddit, from victims saying so
Two kinds of evidence, stapled into one headline
But the pattern underneath is real, and it's old
2020: an API flaw in Ledger's marketing database leaked 1,075,382 emails and 272,853 order records with names, phone numbers and home addresses
Then dumped free on a hacker forum that December
Then fake replacement devices started arriving at those addresses
Some owners got extortion mail and some even got threatened at home
January this year the order data leaked again through their payment processor
Ledger runs a live page tracking the phishing aimed at its own customers
Fake apps, mailed QR codes, callers posing as support
Six years, and the Secure Element has never been what broke apparently
But the customer list is what keeps leaking and that’s a bigger problem than most will admit
A hardware wallet buyer list is the best target list in crypto
Proof you own enough to buy dedicated hardware and a home address attached
They built a vault nobody can crack, then mailed out the list of who owns one 🤨
There have been a reports on X and Reddit of wallet-draining by Ledger users.
I traced the theft addresses and identified inflows from more hundreds of victim wallets across several major blockchains, including Ethereum, TRON, and Bitcoin.
Total losses $86M+
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