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RT @Rainmaker1973: Dogs have been trained to perform a huge number of practical functions: search and rescue, herding livestock, guarding,…

🇺🇸 RIPPLE WANTS A BANK CHARTER AND A DIRECT LINE TO THE FED Because apparently being a crypto company isn’t edgy enough, Ripple now wants to be an actual bank and plug straight into the Fed’s money system. CEO Brad Garlinghouse says they’re just following Circle’s lead and chasing that sweet, sweet “legitimacy.” They’re also asking to hold their RLUSD stablecoin reserves right inside the Federal Reserve, no middlemen needed. RLUSD launched in October and somehow already ranks with the big dogs like Tether and USDC. Not bad for the new kid. Source: Reuters

The United States Department of Justice just indicted four North Koreans for stealing nearly $915K in cryptocurrency. Their method? They did not breach a system with zero-day exploits or advanced malware. They simply became the system. By posing as remote information technology contractors, they slipped inside a blockchain startup in Georgia and a crypto company in Serbia. Once hired, they had privileged access. The result? $175K stolen in February 2022 by quietly draining assets. $740K stolen the next month by tweaking smart contract code. No high-tech hacks — just social engineering, deep fakes, forged documents, and the power of trust. --- 🔍 Why This Attack Was So Effective In crypto, we often say “Don’t trust, verify.” Yet many projects still forget that this principle applies inside the company too. A malicious developer is more dangerous than any phishing link — because they are trusted by default. Remote work made this easier than ever. Hundreds of companies now hire developers they have never met, often with no rigorous identity verification. The same loophole that lets a legitimate global developer contribute to DeFi is the same loophole that lets North Korea’s state hackers embed themselves in your team. --- ⚡ The Real Cost of Neglect A single bad actor cost two companies nearly $1M in stolen crypto — funds laundered through mixers and lost forever. But the financial loss is only part of the damage. When trust erodes, so does your reputation, your user base, your liquidity — and your future. --- 🧩 Smart Strategies for Real Protection Here’s what intelligent security looks like today: Verify people, not just code. Deep KYC on critical remote roles is non-negotiable. Vet identity documents and look for red flags like duplicate IPs, reused documents, or suspicious references. Limit developer access. Follow the least-privilege principle: give only the keys needed for the work. Rotate keys. Audit smart contract permissions regularly. Use on-chain analytics. Mixing services and chain-hopping are not new. But they are trackable. Proactive monitoring can flag unusual patterns before they become unrecoverable losses. Foster a zero-blindspot culture. Security is not a box to tick. It is a mindset that must be reinforced at every level — founders, developers, community managers, and auditors alike. --- Question ❓ Could your project survive if one trusted insider walked away with $1M in crypto tomorrow? This is not hypothetical. It is happening — quietly, cleverly, and more often than many realize. --- Knowledge is Your First Defense The blockchain will always attract sophisticated attackers. But the smartest teams know that technology alone does not make you secure. Processes do. People do. And the courage to ask hard questions does. Follow @Cryptogister on Bitget Insight for real stories that sharpen your edge — so you never become the next “ $U2U $WUF $NEIROETH $CEC $BTC $ETH $DOGS $SOL $TON $DBR $EGP $XION

RT @reisnertobias: CR7 makes $465 per Minute, keeps all of it and loves Dogs. Jeff makes $543 per Minute, uses all of it to buy back $HYP…

Yes, there are home machines that cook nothing but hot dogs and hot dog buns. I have so many thoughts.