CryptoPooh retweeted
30 Tools You Need in Crypto
@DefiLlama - Onchain analytics
@sparsitydata - Data Trenches Research
@tokenterminal - Onchain analytics
@Dune - Analytics Dashboards
@moniai_ - Social Analytics
@CryptoRank_io - Fundraising Data
@RootDataCrypto - Fundraising Data
@BlockSecTeam - Smart Contract Tracker
@bubblemaps - Visual Analytics
@TenderlyApp - Smart Contract Simulation
@WhalesMarket - Token Pre-Market
@ICO_Analytics - Token Launch + ROI Analytics
@dexscreener - Token Discovery
@arkham - Wallet Tracker + Entity Labels
@coingecko - Market Data + API
@CoinMarketCap - Market Data + API
@nansen_ai - Smart Money Tracker
@revertfinance - DEX Liquidity Analytics
@cointool - Multi-Chain Crypto Utility
@zapper_fi - DeFi/NFT tracker
@umibot - Auto Mint NFT
@glassnode - Digital Data + Analytics + Research
@_dexuai - AI Social Analytics
@tradingview - Technical Analysis
@alphagate_io - Early Project Tracker
@artemis - Institutional Onchain Data
@CryptoPanicCom - Crypto News Aggregator
@Crypto_Dealflow - VC Investment Tracker
@InsightXnetwork - Insiders Tracker
@SurfAIHQ - AI Copilot Crypto Reasearch
@nftscan_com - Multi-Chain NFT Explorer
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CryptoPooh retweeted
🚨Binance exploit explained
😁A Real Life Cyber Thriller
📅It was a months long, multi stage attack
👷Story of Engineer A
🧑💻June: A Wallet DevOps engineer downloaded a tampered installer while installing an AI coding tool
⚠️Binance detected it and replaced the device
👥but the attack exposed the wallet infrastructure team's identities and connections
🏦At this stage attacker got the full details on internal approval process of Binance & team processing it
👷Engineer B, The Second Entry Point
📝September: Fake job interviews tricked another engineer into downloading malware
✅This engineer was part of wallet infra team
📅October 20: Attackers exploited an internal AI tool to compromise more engineers and steal deployment credentials
☠️October 29: Stolen credentials were used to deploy a malicious container and trigger unauthorized wallet transactions
🤷No direct private key theft was involved
🥷The attack started with a fake job interview and ended inside Binance's wallet infrastructure
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CryptoPooh retweeted
Someone bought 10,000 Bitcoin in 2011 for just $7,805 when BTC was trading at $0.78.
He survived multiple market crashes and held onto his Bitcoin for nearly 14 years without selling a single coin.
Then in 2025, he sold all his Bitcoin for over $1 BILLION, making a 128,205x return on his investment.
CryptoPooh retweeted
爆肝50小时，烧了无数token！花费2个BNB
我为币安写了一首歌，拍了一个演唱会版MV
大概表达的意思是面对外界的质疑，竞争对手的中伤，面对恶意的诋毁。币安一路历经磨难，做到了如今资产上链，万物聚合的第一大所。最终想了想，歌名就叫《币安人生》吧！
本次演唱来自@cz_binance 和@heyibinance
二胡：@felix_fan
古筝：@sisibinance
架子鼓：@nina_rong
全程手搓提示词，第一次做！有些细节肯定没做好，但个人很满意！
CryptoPooh retweeted
This website in June of 2010 gave away five bitcoin at a time for free. Yes, completely for free.
The developer stocked it with 1,100 bitcoin and the initial limit was five bitcoin per IP address. They wanted the website to be simple way to learn about bitcoin.
One visitor collected five bitcoin, felt bad, and donated fifty. Another used Tor to collect fifty in minutes, then returned them and explained how he had done it.
Two days after opening, the faucet held 1,570 bitcoin. People were donating faster than it was giving the coins away.
There was a time in history when you couldn’t even give away bitcoins for free because people thought they had no value.
