2025lovepeace

Currently, the frequency of attacks on DeFi products is increasing. First, the Drift protocol was hacked, with $285 million stolen; then Hyperbridge's $DOT was compromised; yesterday, the CowSwap frontend was attacked again. I have a bold idea—why don't we also study various DeFi products? Instead of letting hackers attack, maybe we should attack ourselves? Project team: That's exactly what we were thinking! .mp4

In a bull market, choose mainstream coins first, then altcoins.
In the early stage of a bull market, BTC and ETH rise;
Mid-term, the main public chains increase;
Later, only trash coins follow.
There is real capital inflow,
Stories,
Nice candlestick charts,
Institutions,
ETFs,
Large exchanges listing tokens = a safety cushion.mp4

April 14th, some altcoins like RAVE experienced short-term gains of dozens of times under the promotion of market manipulators.
Although such pump-and-dump behavior is controversial, aggressive investors still actively participate.
Project teams quickly pump the market to cash out, represented by FF and INX.
FF doubled from $0.07 to $0.17641 in the early morning of the 11th, then rapidly dropped to $0.07786.
After a day of market manipulation, at least two addresses sold tokens worth about $400k, causing the coin price to halve.
FF and INX were once fundraising projects $RAVE $PUFFER $FF