There have been quite a few happenings in the crypto world these days. A compliant platform and a banking system are at odds over the draft crypto regulation, each side sticking to their own stance; Polymarket was found to have a liquidity vulnerability, and someone arbitraged during the weekend when trading was light; WalletConnect launched a new stablecoin payment service based on the POS mechanism, aiming to expand application scenarios; Hyperliquid's recent revenue has declined somewhat, but its daily income remains stable at the million-level; Sonic's situation is a bit awkward—unclaimed airdrops were actively destroyed by passersby, mainly because the contract permissions were not properly controlled, which also serves as a reminder that project teams should not overlook the details. Looking at all these issues, there are market mechanism flaws, product innovation attempts, and technical risk cases.

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New_Ser_Ngmivip
· 01-22 09:32
Sonic, this really made me laugh. Their own airdrop was destroyed by someone, and even basic operations like contract permissions can fail.
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HodlAndChillvip
· 01-22 06:30
Sonic directly broke its own defense this time. Low-level mistakes like contract permissions are really inexcusable. That's why I never touch airdrops from small projects.
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大叔makevip
· 01-19 10:40
Garbage stuff
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EyeOfTheTokenStormvip
· 01-19 10:04
According to my quantitative analysis, this week's market structure has shown obvious risk signals—Polymarket's liquidity vulnerability, Sonic's permission bug, these detailed risks often indicate larger adjustments. Be careful.
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MercilessHalalvip
· 01-19 10:04
The compliant platform is fighting with the bank again, this routine is so old.

Polymarket arbitrage has been copied so many times, everyone can see the loopholes.

Sonic's performance this time is really disappointing; they can't even manage permissions properly and still dare to do an airdrop?
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WhaleWatchervip
· 01-19 09:53
Sonic's operation is really amazing; even airdrops can be destroyed. How outrageous must the permission settings be?
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AirdropHermitvip
· 01-19 09:52
It's the weekend again, time for the black swan. The group at Polymarket really knows how to choose dates for arbitrage, it's a bit ruthless.

Sonic's situation is well-deserved; they can't even write clear contracts and still dare to launch an airdrop, truly impressive.

WalletConnect wants to do payments? Feels like another pseudo-need. Why not see what the market actually lacks?

I won't comment on the regulatory and platform issues; in the end, retail investors are the ones who suffer.

Hyperliquid remains stable at the million-level; why does this data sound so much like boasting?
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ArbitrageBotvip
· 01-19 09:51
Sonic's operation is really amazing; airdrops can even be destroyed. Are contract permissions this casual?
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MevShadowrangervip
· 01-19 09:47
Polymarket's vulnerability is really incredible. Taking advantage of the quiet weekend hours to exploit it—now that's quite bold.
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