NEAR Intents users will not be affected. Any losses will be covered. The exposure for NEAR Intents is around $600k Trading venues for LTC are advised to audit transactions and holdings; many double-spend

It's reassuring that NEAR will backstop the damage—one of the trade-offs to weigh in cross-chain trading protocols

A cautionary tale about chasing speed and ever-faster swaps: size-dependent inbound confirmation delays on TC/MP exist for a reason, since 51% attacks in UTXO architectures remain a latent risk.

Credit to the developers and both dev teams

→ THORChain paused chains → nodes upgraded → everything back online in about 7 hours flat Zero exploits or drama, just pure collaboration, speed and security This shows why this approach will prevail

1⃣ Maya Protocol This is what real DeFi brotherhood looks like: the Maya Protocol team was alerted to a critical bug in legacy THORChain UTXO code → responsibly disclosed the issue → also provided the

Brothers in arms 🛡️

A sister protocol and its founder stepped in with Prop 6 and $TCY. In a cynical financial landscape they could have waited to exploit the collapse, yet chose to intervene and help — a contribution that

Some challenges remain — THORFi victims are still underwater and $RUNE hasn't returned to desired levels — but THORChain endures in a renewed form and is likely to recover to prior highs and beyond

One particularly defining moment is the lowest point in THORChain's history — the THORFi collapse and its aftermath With THORChain near collapse, founders, developers, and the community rallied, found

4⃣ Which moment stands out as the proudest or most cherished in the THORChain ecosystem — publishing the multi-part tokenomics series or celebrating upgrades like v3.10 with the community? Countless moments

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Here's a helpful tip for enhancing TCY returns: auto-compound using a reliable method, especially on days with substantial payouts and a low TCY price. Holding sTCY can be quite rewarding. 😋 $TCY is going

Protecting privacy is a fundamental human right.

Addressing terrorism and trafficking should focus on the actual perpetrators, not criminalizing the global population, obstructing the economy, or complicating transactions. Follow the criminals, not the

The fight must escalate to a broader level beyond individual cases, addressing the illegitimacy of KYC and AML regulations in conversations with lawmakers as a violation of human rights and freedoms.

Curb unnecessary inquiries like questioning cash deposits or withdrawals. This approach lacks morality and ethics.

The belief that privacy or transferring money freely is criminal is misguided. These restrictions should be abolished for rightful, unrestricted money movement.

Not long ago, tyrannical control over financial dealings was unfathomable—even oppressive regimes didn't enforce such stringent regulations. IDs for stock trading weren't even needed until the 90s.

The presumption of guilt and oppressive regulations on all are wrong. Penalizing people for innocuous violations that harm no one is a misguided innovation.