ERC-7518 just changed the game for RWA tokenization. Dynamic compliance. Multi-asset partitions. Cross-chain interoperability. While BlackRock plans to tokenize, here's the standard that could power the infrastructure 🧵

The moment you think you've "figured out" in crypto is usually right before the market humbles you completely. Be right, be early, or be lucky. Two out of three isn't bad. 🎯 But always remember which one you were.

As someone who has been working to protect crypto projects and been a part of OpSec projects, here's what I'd advise for everyone's benefit: Social media accounts of well-known figures, projects, or exchanges (e.g., a celebrity's Twitter, a reputable crypto project's Discord

One thoughtful, relevant comment on the right post is worth more than 1,000 generic promotional replies. But that requires patience and strategic thinking, which spammers lack. The shortcut ends up being the longest path.

GM and happy hump day. It's a great day to learn different types of proxy patterns and a detailed security guide to proxy security vulnerabilities so you don't ship them in your code, or miss these key issues in a code during your hardcore auditing session. 🫡 Internal insight:

We’re excited to share our 2025 State of Crypto report. This year’s story: the maturation of the crypto industry — with growing institutional adoption, the rise of stablecoins, better infrastructure, new consumer experiences, and long-awaited regulatory clarity. Read the full

The same people who scream "not your keys, not your coins" somehow think broadcasting their entire net worth to the world is peak financial sovereignty. Make it make sense.

The Bunni protocol, built on Uniswap v4, lost ~$8.4M in September to a logic bug and got shutdown yesterday. It wasn’t the core AMM fault, it was a custom hook doing the damage. Think hook = mini-contract. Every hook needs its own threat model: • Re-entrancy, • Rounding

That's also true; you need to be touched by God, as evidenced by an intuitive sixth sense, to truly succeed by scale. No pressure, just be psychic.

milian Hot take, but: Privacy lost because it felt like punishment. The more private the tech, the worse the UX. EX: • Tor = slow • PGP = nobody could figure it out • Zcash shielded = optional (so nobody used it) • Monero = can't integrate anywhere • ZK apps = solve for one

Protocols spend $100k on audits then lose $10M in exploits. The same founders who preach "skin in the game" somehow think two audits from firms auditing 50 protocols simultaneously is sufficient security. If your security budget is smaller than your marketing budget, you're

CONTINUOUS SECURITY REVIEWS is the answer. Not shilling but that's what we've been building at {QuillAI Network} for sometime now. We understand how cumbersome are audits, specially if you've to get them after each version update (minor or major). A lot of the knowledge and