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The Clarity Act update, here’s exactly where it stands
August 8, Thune filed cloture on the motion to proceed, locking in a vote date before the senate left for recess
That’s still the last official legislative action taken
September 15, 2:15pm et is the next event, a cloture vote on the motion to proceed
Not a passage vote, a 60 vote test just to start debating the bill
Republicans hold 53 seats, they need at least 7 democrats or independents to even open the door
Three fights are still blocking that number
Ethics rules bar officials and spouses from issuing or sponsoring digital assets while

A protocol you’re in just got exploited
What you do in the next hour matters more than anything you read after
Save this before you need it
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4,000 bitcoin left Liquid Network’s reserve yesterday
320 million dollars
The people who took it left one on-chain message
we are whitehats, contact us on chain
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Gm legends 🧘‍♂️
Welcome to a new week of countless possibilities

Gm legends 🧘‍♂️
How is your weekend going so far?

Before you chase the next 500% APY pool
Run these checks first
Because the highest APY is often where the risks people ignore are hiding
Save this one before you deposit
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Gm legends 🧘‍♂️
Seems like NFTs are finally back for real
And sadly that’s the 3rd one I’ve faded
At this point I need to lock in properly
Can’t keep watching the alpha pass me by 😭

August 2026, one month, not one incident
A near-split
A three-day reorg
A 3 trillion token mint
A six-bug drain
A stolen mint role
A vote that passed because nobody showed up
Different chains
Same break
The ledger said one thing
Reality said another
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L2s inherit Ethereum’s security gets repeated like a fact
It’s not false
It’s incomplete
Here’s the part that gets left out
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Gm legends 🧘‍♂️
Every new day comes with its own new opportunities

Gm legends 🧘‍♂️
Term Labs lost 8.5 million yesterday and nobody broke a single line of code
The attacker didn’t find a bug they found silence
Term’s vaults run veto based governance meaning proposals pass automatically unless someone actively votes to stop them
No objection within the window equals approval
The attacker deposited a tiny stake, in some vaults barely worth a dollar, into low turnout vaults where nobody else was voting
Zero competition meant that tiny stake was effectively 100 percent of the vote
First move wasn’t the drain, it was disabling the 7 day safety delay so nobody had

Gm legends 🧘‍♂️
The sandbox just proved a hard truth about cross chain bridges
Attacker hijacked layerzero delegate permissions on sand’s omnichain token contract on base
Used a function called approveandcall to bypass minting controls entirely
Billions in unbacked sand minted out of thin air on base and bnb chain
No wallet hacked
No private key stolen
Just a permission nobody was watching closely enough
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Nominal minted amount is not the same as real economic damage
$49b is face value on fabricated tokens
The actual eth backed sand tied to the bridge adapter is a small fraction of that
Sandbox’s own 0.01% figure is the number that matters
Headline numbers scare people
Backed numbers tell the truth