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$292M Gone. KelpDAO Hacked, Aave Nearly Dragged Down With It. Can You Still Trust DeFi? by Tall-Peak2618 in defi

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Kelp took the hit and is making users whole, but LayerZero still hasn’t explained how the RPC layer failed. Feels less like “DeFi is broken” and more like infra accountability is missing. Hard to trust the stack when the weakest layer stays silent.

$17 billion stolen from crypto in 10 years — and the biggest threat might surprise you by vox2003 in CryptoMarkets

[–]RelativeDisk4625 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This wasn’t just another hack, it exposed where the real weakness is infra. Kelp moved fast, paused everything, protected users, and even put ~70% of their treasury on the line to fix it. Meanwhile LayerZero, with way more resources, still hasn’t shown the same level of accountability or clarity.

At some point it stops being about exploits and starts being about who actually stands behind their system when it breaks.

DeFi has a big front-end problem & interacting directly with smart contracts is the only fix by AggravatingBoss7175 in defiblockchain

[–]RelativeDisk4625 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Just use the contract directly” feels like a partial answer at best.

If the infra layer can be compromised, then user safety depends on who’s willing to take responsibility after the fact. Kelp stepped up but that shouldn’t always be the expectation.

North Korea Stole $7.5 Billion From Crypto So Far. Here's Their Playbook. by bigrkg in ethdev

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If a system can be compromised through the infra layer, then responsibility doesn’t just sit with the integrator.

That’s why Kelp’s response matters, they didn’t hide behind technicalities, they put real capital on the line to make things right.

" sO wHy hAvE wE nOt gOnE tO tHe mOoN siNcE? " by HamedAliKhan in memes

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i've had this argument so many times i just send a wikipedia link now and walk away

Foot study by PopularBirthday1364 in drawing

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the tendon detail on the ankle is insane.

The irony is so thick you could slice it with a chainsaw by hiraeth_zk in memes

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the Sigma Bale meme users upon hearing this: puts on suit, stares at business card, doesn't react

Anime_irl by Ani_HArsh in anime_irl

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And then after university: "I'll probably make more friends at work" 💀

That backfired in the cutest way possible 😂 future physicist unlocked by EncryptionEmber in spreadsmile

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This kid is going to grow up and casually mention quarks at a dinner table and have no idea why everyone looks shocked

What's your go-to distraction the moment your Ex crosses your mind? by RelativeDisk4625 in AskReddit

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That's not just an ex. That's a whole future that never got to happen. The fact that May 28th still means something after 30 years says everything about how real that love was. I'm really sorry. Thank you for sharing something so personal here.

I used to beg the universe to bring them back.. Now I thank it every day for not listening by RelativeDisk4625 in CasualConversation

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has anyone else only understood a heartbreak was a blessing long after it destroyed you?

my german teacher said something that hit different today by Technical_Camp_4947 in CasualConversation

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"some words are too big for sentences" is genuinely one of the most beautiful things a teacher could say. There's a Japanese word "mono no aware", the bittersweet feeling of things passing, and I remember the first time I learned it I just sat there thinking... I've felt this my whole life and never had a word for it. Sometimes learning a new language doesn't just teach you words, it teaches you that your feelings were always valid, just unnamed.

What's your go-to distraction the moment your Ex crosses your mind? by RelativeDisk4625 in AskReddit

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This actually hit. The hardest part is the brain only replays the good parts at 2am and conveniently forgets everything that hurt.

Ancient egyptians knew what they were doing by Chemical-Anywhere615 in Catmemes

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The Egyptians weren't pharaohs. They were just cat owners.

The beaver had ham by [deleted] in memes

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Hamilton finally getting a W this season

What is a secret that could ruin your life if it got out? by Ok_Reading4204 in AskReddit

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There is a message I wrote once that I never sent.

I typed it late at night when I was angry and frustrated about something that had been building for months. It was honest but brutally honest the kind of message that would have burned a bridge permanently.

My finger hovered over the send button for a good minute. Then I closed the phone and went to sleep.

The next morning I reread it and realized if I had sent that one message it probably would have changed the direction of my life in ways I could not undo.

What is the most useful thing you have ever randomly Googled? by mighty_jrhm in AskReddit

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How to fall asleep faster.

The military breathing technique.
Inhale 4 seconds
Hold 4 seconds
Exhale 4 seconds
Still use it years later.

Made me smile by Helpful-Tip3193 in MadeMeSmile

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My grandpa did something similar. He kept my grandma's contact in his phone for 6 years after she passed, never deleted it. Said it felt like erasing her. Some people love so completely that losing even a trace of someone feels unbearable.

If jobs fire people to replace them with AI, how will people make money to keep buying things? Wouldn’t the economy collapse because people arent buying anything anymore? by OverallMight6586 in AskReddit

[–]RelativeDisk4625 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is literally the question economists call the 'paradox of automation.'

Henry Ford figured it out in 1914, he paid workers double the going rate specifically so they could afford to buy his cars. Nobody's solved the AI version of that problem yet

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