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Hhheeyyyyy, agreed. Got 50% BTC, 25% ETH and 25% HBAR going in. 
Almost 10 years fucking around trying to buy the unknown (never realized gains) now just buy and hold.  

50% all world ETF low cost, 25% physical Gold, 25% Crypto (70% BTC, 30% ETH).
I'd avoid Recolut, Trade Republic is okay

The quiet accumulation is probably the sane play, though I keep telling myself that every time ETH chops sideways for a month. Curious whether people are watching staking flows or just price structure for confirmation.

I would risk my reputation for when ETH is at $10k and Penguin Random House is in my DM with publisher deal 🤣
https://www.reuters.com/world/canadian-french-publishers-stand-by-author-accused-using-ai-prize-winning-novel-2026-09-23/

A bug in an NFT payment contract got exploited yesterday, and the only reason it didn't turn into a much bigger disaster is efore the attacker could get to them. The contract is Limit Break's Payment Processor V2, which Magic Eden used on its Ethereum marketplace in 2024.
**What happened**
At 9AM ET on Sept 24, someone found a hole in a contract most people forgot existed. Limit Break's Payment Processor V2 settled NFT trades on Magic Eden's Ethereum marketplace back in 2024, and the bug let an attacker act as the holder of any NFT approved to it & take it for 0 ETH. The first pulls were 10 Meebits, 50 Otherdeeds, 10 World of Women and 235 Desperate ApeWives.
Nobody raised the alarm for over 12 hours, and there wasn't much reason to be watching. Magic Eden stopped using Payment Processor V2 in October 2024 and shut down its EVM marketplace completely in Q1 2026. Anyone who listed an NFT there between February and October 2024 most likely gave the contract "approve for all" on that collection, and those approvals didn't go anywhere when the marketplace did. A dead contract on a dead marketplace still had permission to move more than 23,000 NFTs.
Then, whitehat hacker 0xQuit discovered this and realized a huge number of NFTs were exposed to the same bug. Payment Processor V3 on ApeChain had a similar issue, and Limit Break paused it. V2 couldn't be paused, so the only way to protect everything still sitting behind an old approval was to get there first. The whitehat & the Limit Break team ran a rescue and moved the exposed NFTs into a safe wallet before the attacker could take them.
Around 2:30AM ET, NFT trader Cirrus noticed thousands of NFTs leaving hundreds of wallets for 0 ETH, about 3,832 by his estimate. He read it the way anyone would, as a drain, and told everyone to revoke their approvals. Quit replied: "hey ya this is a whitehat and everything in 0x71cF3f5724bD2B72Ef6464992aCd26216DE7fe33 is safe and will be returned once they are no longer at risk."
His recap:
>All in all, we rescued 23,155 NFTs worth north of $5.7M USD.
>
>We later discovered that a similar exploit could be used in reverse to steal WETH. 660 WETH was at risk, which we unfortunately were not fast enough to recover. Apologies to those affected.
And his post after the all-nighter:
>worked through the entire night to save \~$6M worth of NFTs and all I'll be able to think about is the $1.7M in WETH I wasn't fast enough for.
>
>Fuck scammers.
**Approvals don't expire**
Magic Eden stopped using Payment Processor V2 in October 2024 and shut down its EVM marketplace entirely in Q1 2026. None of that touched the approvals. If you listed an NFT on Magic Eden's EVM marketplace between February and October 2024, you probably gave that contract "approve for all" on the collection, and that approval was still live yesterday, almost two years after Magic Eden moved on.
That's the whole lesson here. When you list an NFT, you usually approve the marketplace's contract to move every NFT you hold in that collection, and that permission sits there until you revoke it. The platform can deprecate the contract, shut down the marketplace & rebrand, and your approval stays live the entire time. Most people never go back and clean them up, which is how these exploits keep finding victims years after anyone last used the contract.
There's also a lesson on immutable contracts. V2 couldn't be paused, which is great until the day it has a bug. On that day the only defense is a whitehat racing the attacker, and yesterday the whitehat won on the NFTs and lost on the WETH.
**So who's Quit?**
0xQuit is the VP of Blockchain at Yuga Labs (Bored Apes, Mutant Apes, Otherside, CryptoPunks & Meebits). This is his second rescue this year. In June he led a whitehat operation during the Flooring Protocol exploit that pulled 68 NFTs out of vulnerable pools, including 29 Bored Apes & 2 CryptoPunks, worth over $500K. He's a legend in the NFT space.
**Security hygiene reminder**
1. Go to revoke\[.\]cash.
2. Revoke every "approve for all" to **Limit Break: Payment Processor (V2)** on Ethereum, Polygon and Base. That's Magic Eden's own guidance. The Ethereum address is `0x9A1D00bEd7CD04BCDA516d721A596eb22Aac6834`.
3. If you used ApeChain, revoke the Payment Processor there too: `0x9a1D00000000fC540e2000560054812452eB5366`.
4. If your NFTs got moved to `0x71cF3f5724bD2B72Ef6464992aCd26216DE7fe33`, that's Quit's safe wallet. Revoke first, since he's returning assets once they're no longer at risk, and only trust updates from 0xQuit directly. Anyone DMing you about "recovering" your NFTs is a scammer
5. And don't be a dummy, while you're there, revoke everything you don't actively use.
Shout out to 0xQuit and the Limit Break team for the all-nighter.

Hi Kraken Team,
I would like to submit 2 feature requests and platform improvement suggestions to help enhance the user experience. I was not able to find a contact form on the website just ai bots nowadays.
I use Kraken pro app and would like to have these 2 small improvements implemented if possible
Feature 1.
Granularity of the orderbook (ticksize). Please save this per ticker. If i switch from BTC to ETH to XRP to ADA I have to manually adjust this every time.

Feature 2
The Market trades window. It would come in very handy if there is a minimum size filter. Also save settings per ticker please.

Hope this works

Thanks

Just stake 0x02 method and basically you own your withdrawal key (your private key to your withdrawal address) so ETH can not go anywhere from staking contract except your withdrawal address. Allnodes only have your signing key so only thing they can do is too stop validating (it is not problem, you only will be kicked out) or slash you by double sign (this is not a problem if it is only you, penalities are little). Real risks are if your validator do a malicious stuff and bigger part of staking network does it too. It is viewed as attack on network and penalities are bigger.
Read this: https://dankradfeist.de/ethereum/2022/03/24/run-the-majority-client-at-your-own-peril.html
Do your own diligence and also use AI for research. Risk is manageable.
Basically what you want is to stake with SaaS provider which uses minority Execution and Consensus clients. It's own share of total staked ETH is low. Your own validator can do a fuckup but at all conditions you must avoid to commit fuckup with bigger part of staking network (other validators). Therefore it is good to use minority providers which use minority staking clients and minority cloud services.

Devi fidarti solo di BTC, ETH, SOL e basta

🤯 What a coincidence! Just yesterday, I was asking why gas fees were elevated at the time. u/masterRoshi9 replied, telling me that it "Probably FWA. Their periodic punk lottery is in full swing right now". He then proceeded to [explain in detail](https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/1woslos/comment/pbtcfwb/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) what the "FWA punk lottery" is!
> *Now for the punk lottery I am referring to. Using a cut of protocol fees, which they get from spinners of the gacha, they take some and burn FWA token, and use the rest to accumulate a reserve of ETH until it's enough to buy a Punk. Then the protocol lists the Punk in FWA with backing starting at the floor value of the punk, and lowering every hour until the backing is only 1 ETH. As the backing lowers, the odds of gacha spinners landing the punk increases.*
>*As of now, the latest punk to go through this mechanism has hit the 1 ETH backing. Which means that it's about a 1 in 25k chance of spinning the FWA gatcha and landing the punk. Those odds might not sound great, but realistically people probably have a better chance of hitting a 500x that way then they do of hitting a 20x on a shitcoin. Additionally, the last punk that hit 1 ETH backing was pulled in the first 24 hours after that occured.*
Lo and behold, just a few hours later, [someone won the Punk](https://x.com/treyshelton/status/2102874791111700907?s=20) he was using in his example, for.. $225!!!!
>*I won a CryptoPunk for $225 and I still can't believe it.*

*I'd been following FWA since v1 back in July. When v2 rolled out, I watched the ETH backing the first Punk dropping daily. By Saturday it was down to 1 ETH. The odds were getting very favorable, and the math said somebody was going to hit it soon.*
>*So I'm sitting on the couch thinking, why not. I spun 13 times, mostly reclaiming ETH or stacking $FWA. Down to the last 0.1 ETH that I put in the wallet for the day, I spun once more for 0.0855 ETH.*
>*CryptoPunk #3498 pops out. Dark mohawk, horned rim glasses. One of about 8 with that exact combo out of all 10,000. (And apparently this was a 1 in 10k chance at the time!)*
>*Pure dumb luck. But luck shined on me that day, and I'm grateful. Thank you*
>*My shiny new Punk going in the vault. I'm not selling.*
>*My wife thinks I'm nuts, but Punks are going to rip.*
>*Long-term believer.*
🤯

ETH, SOL and NEXO

So... how long will I need to hold my $3 worth of ETH so I can retire?

That was our goal every year the last 8 years! 😂 BTC 100K was supposed to be ETH $10K

I'm an ETH maxi but I agree, he is one of the least credible people to talk about price targets.

Tom Lee is the Jim Cramer of ETH.

LINK, LIT, ETH, PENGU, SOL

He projected 10k ETH by Jan of 2026, which flopped. He is part owner of BMNR, and follows ETH, so naturally he will promote it!

ETH now has spot ETF flows and a native staking yield, both new since the last cycle. Once BTC dominance cools these consolidation calls usually resolve upward, so I'd watch the flows

How anyone can look at this dude and be like "yup, I'm gonna buy ETH now!" is totally insane to me

Yeah, I agree that it would be an incredibly fast move, haha. But I think due to countries delaying debt maturity (due to covid) and thus delaying the need to print money / inject liquidity in the markets, risk assets like ETH have been held down for the past two years. I think SOL as well has been held down, and both will play some catch-up over the next year.

already has and is. it helps bring btc into the cross chain family that all feeds into ethereum. bullish for ETH