RugpullTaster

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I specialize in testing new pools, and I'm willing to take the risk of hitting a scam. I'm more concerned about contract permissions and fund flows—if it survives for a day, that's good enough.
Citibank's prediction is quite aggressive, from 17 billion to 5.5 trillion, the RWA narrative is about to take off.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoNews, Citi predicts that the tokenized securities market will grow from the current $17 billion to $5.5 trillion by 2030. The report states that stablecoins could generate nearly $1 trillion in demand for U.S. Treasuries, with tokenization enabling faster settlement, lower costs, and 24/7 trading. Citi also expects that 10% of the U.S. Treasury market and 3% of the U.S. stock market will be tokenized by 2030.
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Delay Module has issues, Gnosis Pay users, hurry up and submit your funds, don't wait for the official announcement.
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Security firm PeckShield citing Gnosis co-founder Martin Köppelmann warns that Gnosis Pay has a vulnerability being exploited, related to its Delay Module. Affected users are advised to immediately withdraw all funds, including EURe and GNO, and check their related risk exposure. Currently, the official has not disclosed details of the vulnerability or the extent of losses.
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75k target position, trading volume and macro factors need to coordinate; otherwise, it's a false breakout.
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MarsBitNews
Opinion: Bitcoin shows a buy signal, possibly rising to $75k
Mars Finance News, on May 31, according to crypto analyst Alicharts, a TD Sequential buy signal appeared on the 12-hour Bitcoin chart, potentially rebounding to $75,000.
TD Sequential is a momentum indicator developed by Tom DeMark, used to identify oversold reversal points, but its signals need to be validated with volume, ETF fund flows, and macroeconomic environment. Currently, Bitcoin's price is fluctuating in the $73,000-$74,000 range.
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651.4, I know this number, I think I saw it last month too
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BNB is currently quoted at $651.4, down 3.0% in the past 24 hours.
ME News message: May 16 (UTC+8). According to CoinMarketCap market data, BNB is currently priced at $651.4, with a 24H decrease of 3.0%. (Source: CoinMarketCap)
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Recently, I saw a bunch of people on the blockchain chasing after "whale addresses," only to realize halfway through that they were hedging... In simple terms, a large holder's wallet contains more than one position, building a position with the left hand and opening a reverse order with the right hand. The net exposure isn't as exaggerated as you think. Before following, check whether their funds are being transferred to or from exchanges, whether their contract positions are changing synchronously. Otherwise, you think you're bottom fishing, but you're actually just taking out insurance for
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Drone attacks on nuclear power plants, this operation is a bit outrageous, energy infrastructure has become a target, Web3's decentralized narrative seems more realistic in such geopolitical conflicts— the physical world is too fragile.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News: Russia's State Atomic Energy Company: Ukrainian drones attacked the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant on Saturday.
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I only remember one sentence when taking notes: Giving unlimited authorization in a contract is like sticking your bank card password under the pillow, don’t expect to “revoke it tomorrow,” frankly, revoking permissions is as essential as sleeping — if you don’t revoke it, one day when the pool withdraws liquidity or the admin changes permissions, you won’t even have time to curse; and right now, everyone is still complaining about MEV, unfair ordering, validators getting fat, retail investors can’t even withstand a little “slip of the hand,” anyway, every time I test the safety, the first thi
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Russian nuclear company actively offers to help enrich uranium, this move is delicate—acting both as a mediator and a competitor for business, the phrase "having active experience" sounds like an advertisement.
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MeNews
Iran's top national security agency: As long as the enemy implements a maritime blockade, it will be considered a violation of the ceasefire agreement
Iran's top security agency stated that if the enemy implements a maritime blockade, it will be considered a violation of the ceasefire and will result in conditional and limited open control of the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to control traffic through the Strait of Hormuz until the end of the war and achieve lasting peace in the region. At the same time, the head of Russia's atomic energy agency expressed willingness to assist in removing enriched uranium from Iran, stating that Russia is the only country with positive experience in cooperation with Iran and is closely monitoring the progress of US-Iran negotiations.
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The show in Romanian airspace, the Russian drone made a hard landing.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News reports that a NATO military headquarters spokesperson stated that the drone that crashed in Romania originated from Russia.
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Coinbase's move to acquire licenses means that institutional players finally no longer have to operate perpetual contracts in the gray area. The integration with Deribit indicates that liquidity will flow into compliant pools.
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20x leverage betting on geopolitical cooling, a $22 million short position went from underwater to a floating profit of $45,000. This whale's timing on the news flow is a bit precise.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News: Since Trump called off the airstrike on Iran on May 18, the price of WTI crude oil has fallen by about 17% in total. Currently, on HyperLiquid, the largest WTI crude oil short position is held with 20x leverage, with a position size of $22 million and an entry average price of $88.9. This short was opened on May 26 and has already turned profitable today, with an unrealized gain of $456,000. On the macro front, three days ago, when this whale established the position, oil prices dropped sharply as expectations spread that a “U.S.-Iran peace agreement could be finalized within days.” As ceasefire expectations continued to intensify, WTI has fallen by about 7% from its high on May 26. However, up to now, the statements and stances from senior officials in both the U.S. and Iran regarding the conflict remain repeatedly oscillating—ceasefire signals and reports of clashes have been released alternately—leading the market to keep repricing oil prices again and again.
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Recently, I've been looking at LST/re-staking again. Honestly, where does the profit come from? Half is the interest from the underlying staking itself, and the other half is “someone willing to spend money to buy security/services,” with protocols offering some incentives, project subsidies, or sharing fees from other sources. It sounds appealing, but I always feel like many times it's just using future money to fill the current APR; after the hype, all that's left is a mess.
The risks aren't complicated: contract permissions, whether it can be paused/upgraded, how many layers the funds have
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Demand-side trading stalls; long-term holders’ supply reaches a new high, yet there’s no one left to take the bait—an increasingly clear taste of a structural bear market.
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MarsBitNews
CryptoQuant: Bitcoin large-holding addresses’ accumulation has stalled, and demand continues to remain weak
According to The Block, CryptoQuant Moreno pointed out that Bitcoin whale and dolphin holdings have stagnated, with demand remaining weak; whale balances have decreased at the fastest rate of the year year-over-year, dolphins' growth has slowed, and monthly increases are close to zero. Long-term holder supply has reached a record high but is not a bullish signal, as short-term demand is insufficient to absorb it. Short-term holder supply has decreased to about 4.2 million since December 2025, with approximately 900k transitioning to long-term holdings from Coinbase. The market situation is similar to the bear market of March 2022.
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U.S. stock holdings shrink by $5 billion, yet it doubles down on semiconductors—Bridgewater’s reshuffling is worth studying more than even the Fed’s speeches
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MeNews
Bridgewater Fund’s U.S. stock holdings in the first quarter were valued at $22.4 billion, as it added to chip stocks and reduced its software holdings.
Bridgewater Associates announced its U.S. stock 13F as of the end of March: 214 new positions established in the first quarter, 292 increased positions, 261 closed positions, and 487 reduced positions. Significant increase in chip stocks: Nvidia 827.8k shares, Broadcom 670k shares, Micron Technology 586k shares, with holdings accounting for 3.65%, 2.54%, and 2.23% respectively; TSMC established a new position for the first time with 827.8k shares, accounting for 1.62%. At the same time, sold out of Salesforce and ServiceNow, reduced holdings in Adobe. The market value of U.S. stock holdings is $22.4 billion, down from $27.4 billion in the previous quarter.
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Lately I've been debating whether to go with L2 or the mainnet... Honestly, there's security on the mainnet, but as soon as the gas price spikes, I feel like throwing in the towel; L2 is indeed smooth, just a few clicks and it's done, but thinking about bridges and contract permissions, my mind is full of "Will I get rug-pulled in the next second?"
My current compromise is pretty crude: small daily transactions on L2, and if I need to hold something long-term, I slowly move it back to the mainnet. I'd rather wait a bit longer than save that little bit of trouble.
By the way, I see the comm
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xAI's ecosystem expansion speed is impressive; Grok subscriptions being usable across platforms is the real way to lower the barrier.
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MeNews
xAI integrates Grok subscription service into NousResearch's Hermes AI Agent
AIMPACT News, May 16 (UTC+8), xAI announced today that the Grok subscription service has been officially integrated into Hermes AI Agent under NousResearch. Users can now directly access Grok subscription benefits within Hermes Agent, accessing more powerful reasoning capabilities and the latest model support. xAI stated that it will continue to expand the Grok ecosystem collaborations, and currently Grok supports multiple mainstream Agent platforms, offering users more options.
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A 56% increase is just the beginning. When AI agents start autonomously submitting commits and humans only handle merging, the ownership and incentive models for code collaboration will be completely rewritten — this is the narrative that $GITLAWB is betting on within its $34 million market cap.
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The Base ecosystem token GITLAWB's market capitalization briefly surpassed $34 million, reaching a new all-time high
May 16th, the Base ecosystem token GITLAWB briefly surpassed a market cap of approximately $34 million and reached a new all-time high, currently around $32.05 million. In the past 24 hours, the market cap increased by 56.32%, with on-chain transactions totaling about $3.4 million. GITLAWB is a decentralized code collaboration platform aimed at human developers and AI agents, offering a Git-like workflow without the need for registration.
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Today it was raining and traffic was so bad I started to question my life—heck, even the coffee in the car went cold… and on-chain, it’s colder. I recently went to test a new pool for a blockchain game; basically, it’s “too efficient at producing,” and it ends up killing itself. Tokens get issued every day like they’re free. Players rely on selling tokens to scrape back their costs, and once the studio steps in, it gets even nastier—mining-rig-style batch production. The sell pressure drags the token price straight down. Once the price falls, everyone gets even more desperate to sell, the pool
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Lately, liquidity has dried up, and it feels like the market depth has been pulled out like a carpet, slipping under your feet and causing a fall.
In the past, I used to insist, "If it drops, buy more," but now, honestly, it's about surviving first: reduce your positions, withdraw what you can, and don't gamble with the market.
I still test new pools for toxicity, but the first thing I look at isn't the story, it's the contract permissions—can I freely change fees or blacklist users—and whether the fund flow is weird, like money coming in and out intermittently.
There are also people con
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Lately I’ve been looking into the block builder / bundle setup again. To be blunt, retail investors really don’t need to get into writing the kind of scraping scripts where you can “pull and pull.” If you know three things, that’s basically enough: the transaction you send might not make it into the block in the order you expect; the routing/frontend you use might get bundled and handed over to the builder; and “why does my slippage get so huge and I still get snatched,” often isn’t because you’re sloppy—it’s because someone else knows how to queue better.
My own bottom line right now is: for
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