gulovsen, to law

I'm reading the indictment in U.S. v. Kane, et al. which was unsealed yesterday...

TL;DR - a couple of guys in the U.S. launched a project and paid a "market maker" to wash and spoof trade their project's token on several exchanges and now they're looking at a maximum sentence of 5-20 years in prison (if convicted).

Fun fact - most exchanges require this sort of arrangement for tokens to get and stay listed on their platform.

Seems bad. 🤔

@law

neotoy, to random
@neotoy@mastodon.social avatar

The thing I don't get about #Ethereum is this: its sole value is as the 'app store of crypto' allowing countless third party things to take advantage of #Blockchain utility... but, gas prices are always so ridiculously high that it costs more to use ether than 99% of the actual transactions on the network. so like 'you had one job' eth, and you totally fucked it up. it's this kind of thing that makes #crypto as a whole seem like a cult or constant grift at worst.

Edent, to random
@Edent@mastodon.social avatar

I know it's daft even asking but...

Does anyone know how I can stop sending me this stupid to my account?

I have no desire to own £0.60 of this crappy

sam, to random
@sam@urbanists.social avatar
TechDesk, to tech
@TechDesk@flipboard.social avatar

Sam Bankman-Fried awaits sentencing after being convicted on seven criminal counts at his fraud trial. @verge tells us why he might not be the last crypto criminal: https://flip.it/OzOD9r

readbeanicecream, to technology
@readbeanicecream@mastodon.social avatar
aral, to fediverse
@aral@mastodon.ar.al avatar

“Fediverse” “a16z” “crypto” “VCs”

The fuck is this shit?

smh

https://mastodon.social/@fediversereport/112524750248407253

froyed, to security
@froyed@mastodon.social avatar

When you are asked to make answers for security questions, avoid using the real answer. Make up one or use a random jumbo of characters.

In case someone doxxes you, they won't be able to get into your accounts via this method.

schizanon, to Bitcoin
@schizanon@mastodon.social avatar

You'll know that Bitcoin is mainstream when people just call them "scams" instead of "crypto scams"

pumptranslations, to linguistics

If you want to translate something into a language you don’t know for free and achieve the best quality, I would recommend using DeepL for machine translation and then asking ChatGPT to “review” or “refine” the text. This method can produce readable, good-looking texts. However, they usually contain multiple inconsistencies and mistakes, and you can’t be sure they convey the intended meaning and respect all the details.

froyed, to security
@froyed@mastodon.social avatar

Proton have a _ service:
email
VPN
calendar
cloud storage
password manager

They should do a 2FA service like Authy next.

Kryptowaluty pod lupą Europolu. Nie jest to jednak główny problem w kwestii prania brudnych pieniądzy (interaktywnie.com) Polish

Wnioski Europlu wspiera także analiza firmy Chainalysis, której eksperci szacują, że w 2023 roku łączna wartość aktywów cyfrowych przesłanych na adresy powiązane z działalnością przestępczą wyniosła 24,2 miliarda dolarów. Rok wcześniej było to 39,6 miliarda dolarów, czyli widać wyraźny trend spadkowy.

oqq, to XRP

@Tutanota I am a "Revolutionary" subscriber. Last time I bought the "recharge code" on digitalgoods Bitcoin ask me a fee of 2/3€. Recently I paid more than 10€ in fees for small transactions for the same network: this is a dramatic scenario where the fees cost more than their transaction. My subscription style is "only crypto" and I would like to pay with different cryptocurrencies like XRP, XDC, XEC, ETH, etc. Currently my favorite wallet doesn't support XMR. So Tuta has to find a solution or different crypto partners.

#tuta #lifeincrypto #xrp #xdc #subscriptions #email #crypto #giftcards

farooqkz, to bch
@farooqkz@blackrock.city avatar

https://freelancers.googol.cash/en

This guy is building a website for freelancers who are willing to accept crypto. It aims to be distributed and non-custodial. Consider donating :)

Boost to spread the word.

schizanon, to Bitcoin

Remember where you were in April of 2021? I do.

Darkroom5428, to Youtube

To watch without on my device, I rely on https://newpipe.net/#download.
When you block ads, please support your favorite content creators with donations via , , or something else.

oblomov, (edited ) to climate
@oblomov@sociale.network avatar

There's something deliciously karmic in the massive, unprecedented storm caused by hitting . It covers so many bases I don't even know where to begin enumerate them. But one I just discovered is that the city is hosting in a few days the , the “longest running” summit. The only way it could have been even more meaningful would be if the was some bullshit going on too.

Kirkman, to twitter
@Kirkman@mastodon.social avatar

Another day, another way Tw/X is pushing spam and turning off users. ❌ 👎

Crypto groups pay to become "X Verified Organizations," which enables them to send unsolicited invites to random users to "get verified!" (by accepting affiliation with them).

That place is so exhausting. Wish real people would just jump over here en masse. (the bots can stay there)

Screenshot of a notification on the Twitter/X website about a crypto group's invitation for you "to get verified."
Screenshot showing example tweets from the feed of a crypto group on Twitter/X.

atoponce, to programming
@atoponce@fosstodon.org avatar

I had a dream last night about ChaCha20.

> "Here's your 512-bit state array."
> ...
> "Don't forget your quarter round."
> ...
> "Not 20 quarter rounds, 80 you nitwit!"
> ...
> "Yes, increment the counter."
> ...
> "Stop using the all-zero key."
> ...
> "An all-zero nonce isn't any better."

I've been putting it together in JavaScript, just because, so it is on my mind.

dandb, to ai
@dandb@mas.to avatar

In the last , Ryan wrote:

"Crypto may have fizzled, but it did make some real money for certain people and, more importantly, connected and philosophically galvanized a group of tech workers that now just so happen to be sitting on a whole bunch of GPUs that are perfect for running AI models."

This is something I never would have thought of, but it speaks to the material conditions that enable this sort of thing. Money and hardware.

Steinkjer, to Writers

hello, man of the new millennium, 21st century. Have you been able to realize yourself? was it able to achieve what the 19th-century science fiction wrote? Look at yourself, man. You live in a house that is not your (a mortgage), drive a car that does not belong to you (debt), you get that depreciates before you buy anything, you have finished your studies but still haven't paid 40,000 tuition fees and most likely won't pay in the next 5 years. You can't afford to live the way you want and your home is no longer your fortress. You're alone. You don't belong to yourself.

Hello, 21st century man!

sollee, to Freedom

"In other words, if you believe that it’s completely normal for a fighter to be instantly held without charges while a known crook is left free to roam and then granted bail under circumstances even found questionable, you’re a member of BlueAnon, the small fraction of the world that follows the party line of much as an earlier generation toed the party line of Soviet Communists." -Balaji Srinivasan

Barredo, to Bitcoin
@Barredo@mastodon.social avatar

Bye bye bye

schizanon, to monero

I get paid fifty cents a day to run my heater (read: mine on my GPU)

  • All
  • Subscribed
  • Moderated
  • Favorites
  • JUstTest
  • ngwrru68w68
  • khanakhh
  • thenastyranch
  • magazineikmin
  • InstantRegret
  • rosin
  • ethstaker
  • modclub
  • Youngstown
  • slotface
  • osvaldo12
  • kavyap
  • DreamBathrooms
  • normalnudes
  • everett
  • GTA5RPClips
  • tacticalgear
  • Durango
  • Leos
  • mdbf
  • provamag3
  • cisconetworking
  • cubers
  • tester
  • anitta
  • megavids
  • lostlight
  • All magazines