AA

Technical-Land3714

Traditional bank blocked me last year for buying "crypto" from Relai, for fun I said not crypto, Bitcoin but didn't ring any bell. Moved on to free online banking. Few weeks later Apple decided to remove the app in EU so I bought an android. It's like AA once said if you don't adapt as an industry you will be gone.

elidevious

On September 23rd, Mixin was hacked for $200M worth of ETH, BTC, and USDT. The team released the theft’s addresses: - 0x52E86988bd07447C596e9B0C7765F8500113104c - 0x3B5fb9d9da3546e9CE6E5AA3CCEca14C8D20041e - 0xB5d631A74AD9c9efcF96d6e9e2fAbcB75C67Eafa - bc1qq7uefmz6nng5c4dzs9mwrxxyh9sxg5cjg85hes

elidevious

Hacked for $200M worth of ETH, BTC, USDT on September 23 (h/t SlowMist) Theft’s addresses: 0x52E86988bd07447C596e9B0C7765F8500113104c 0x3B5fb9d9da3546e9CE6E5AA3CCEca14C8D20041e 0xB5d631A74AD9c9efcF96d6e9e2fAbcB75C67Eafa bc1qq7uefmz6nng5c4dzs9mwrxxyh9sxg5cjg85hes

elidevious

Hacked for $200M worth of ETH, BTC, USDT on September 23 (h/t SlowMist) Theft’s addresses: 0x52E86988bd07447C596e9B0C7765F8500113104c 0x3B5fb9d9da3546e9CE6E5AA3CCEca14C8D20041e 0xB5d631A74AD9c9efcF96d6e9e2fAbcB75C67Eafa bc1qq7uefmz6nng5c4dzs9mwrxxyh9sxg5cjg85hes

elidevious

Hacked for $200M worth of ETH, BTC, USDT on September 23 (h/t SlowMist) Theft’s addresses: 0x52E86988bd07447C596e9B0C7765F8500113104c 0x3B5fb9d9da3546e9CE6E5AA3CCEca14C8D20041e 0xB5d631A74AD9c9efcF96d6e9e2fAbcB75C67Eafa bc1qq7uefmz6nng5c4dzs9mwrxxyh9sxg5cjg85hes

tsurutatdk

Yes, I believe it will bring innovative solutions as it's also adopting account abstraction. AA wallets are promised to be more secure and user-friendly. What are your thoughts on AA wallets?

zoomercoomer9000

Thread will likely be purged because you're advertising a scam website in the title. Regardless... 1.7 ETH stolen here: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xb1ecd72fcf4970489b9a4e6341f7152fe2ac6e42c9c85d028ab15fc5845ddfff Thief then sent the 1.7 ETH to their Stake[.]com customer deposit here: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x7904b9c1d4fdee0b889aebb7b7ef9c7d2104891c99234759cc24eeea35b5f730 Stake[.]com customer deposit: ``` 0xd1a70ae6a7084baa896A43781e8881936776530e ``` Thief is likely using Stake[.]com to wash the stolen funds. Alternatively, they are a huge gambling addict. Historical information about the thief: * Binance Deposit addresses: ``` 0xaC85839471580AA4C1B051FAC7c862DE5Ca104eA ``` ``` 0xF0d99443F944D6EAD0FFD23825ed3D15Cf137976 ```

DingDongWhoDis

Might be a stretch, but next deadlines are the middle of next month. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/savingandinvesting/fund-manager-says-blackrock-etf-will-drive-150000-bitcoin-price/ar-AA1h3MaY Like you, I won't hold my breath, but I'll hold onto a little hope.

DingDongWhoDis

This is worth a read: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/how-can-blockchain-technology-revolutionize-atm-security/ar-AA1gs30Q Of course, when I posted it, it was removed for content standards, but interesting info IMO.

tsurutatdk

Yes, leveraging blockchain technology to simplify our daily lives is the goal. What do you think the future holds for Account Abstraction based on what you've heard? It seems there are more AA wallets that I have come across yet, and they continue to make progress.

Diligent_Warthog

I think of the daily as like AA for crypto addicts, helps keep you sane 👍

slug_tamer

Instead of burning moons for an AMA, my dad burnt cigarettes and went to AA

jbtravel84

Ahh yes, the rETH hacker. I posted about it here a few days ago - [https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/16cmf8c/hacker\_steals\_24m\_from\_reth\_whale\_new\_information/](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/16cmf8c/hacker_steals_24m_from_reth_whale_new_information/) It looks like about 2 Million was sent through Tornado cash starting around 8/8/23 from this wallet - **0x4F2F02eE2f86e9Ee8e674c1E8b2837181d12F322** Interesting as most of the funds (about 16 million) is still sitting in this wallet - **0x7023505ED4b696d174969AA318FBE47B98787e49** Post US sanctions, I'm starting to see most hacking activity move away from Tornado Cash. Very interesting he/they chose this route.

Impossible-Injury932

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/elon-musk-passed-out-during-dinner-after-drinking-vodka-shots-in-meeting-with-russians-to-buy-18million-rockets-because-he-was-hungover-from-partying-in-paris-new-biography-claims/ar-AA1gBFLe

Geolinear

Alternative site to read the article if you get paywalled (this post will probably get taken down) https://www.msn.com/en-gb/cars/news/bitcoin-investor-who-lost-164m-in-landfill-to-sue-local-council/ar-AA1gqaXp

tsurutatdk

Many are missing, but I'm glad you highlighted the rising trend. You can also explore Account Abstraction, which offers an innovative solution, especially for recovering your smart wallet without needing a seed phrase. Social login recovery is possible through AA, and Brillion is currently implementing this feature with the wallet in private beta.

zoomercoomer9000

After converting to ETH via UniSwap, the phisher sent 10,000 ETH worth $16.3 million here: https://etherscan.io/address/0x7023505ED4b696d174969AA318FBE47B98787e49 2,000 ETH worth $3.2 million was sent here: https://etherscan.io/address/0x2ABdC2AB2B7e46E0C6Bb4e7C816eF64485f4f7Ad However, the phisher did swap some funds for DAI and sent through FixedFloat in batches of $25k, $25k, $100k, $100k, $100k, 100k: https://i.imgur.com/zWAwxMq.jpg FixedFloat allows you to swap funds across different chains. No KYC is required, you just enter a receiving address and send the assets you want to be swapped. So after manually checking several chains, I did find matching outputs (minus FixedFloat fees) to several Bitcoin addresses: https://i.imgur.com/3flwT4V.jpg Therefore, I believe some of the stolen funds now sit in these Bitcoin addresses: ``` bc1qcp4f04l72yh72eyug2clc85elesc8vrufenncy bc1qnah73jx6pq9g6zaag2qay6ndg2d396sl0uw3en bc1qjvr2qk4nnjsrg59td7fq6hx0qqrx47zzpslexn bc1qlzcxyak6nzwcq07nmqughsmrn4lfwwvzcf5a9x bc1qtnh0vzlqzdhkhp9p3w70u5vkmnzkzadm0tppa8 bc1q4vkhe77c9cjpa0f2xepgeuxvcl9y6nu6qxqvju ```

Jungisnumberone

Yes. We went from AAA to AA+ which is a small downgrade but important.

DanFran81

AA Milne novels

vortexredemption

This turned up in one of my news feeds: [https://www.msn.com/en-au/money/markets/mooners-and-shakers-us-regulatory-oversight-fears-swirl-round-crypto-again-as-bitcoin-hangs-in-there/ar-AA1fRDMH?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=c5dea12cd1f34be1aecbb45951f558ba&ei=42](https://www.msn.com/en-au/money/markets/mooners-and-shakers-us-regulatory-oversight-fears-swirl-round-crypto-again-as-bitcoin-hangs-in-there/ar-AA1fRDMH?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=c5dea12cd1f34be1aecbb45951f558ba&ei=42) Of note is the sentiment that the current administration doesn't understand crypto and as a result the taxation laws will become almost impossible to comply with. This is reinforced by a founder of a crypto exchange stating that crypto should leave the US alone and focus on development in the rest of the world... returning to the US in 5-10 years when - presumably - the administration is a bit more educated and the laws have matured.

CamCakes97

Address: thor14nyvxj8wwd56ua8mz9s4l5a9zd7h52k0pzca4r TxID: 6D84EEBF46A9BDF68AF0058144F1E20D90648186AA29E82B7D4C4438DC30CA82

Mettez

Immediate warning! "Sales in the last 24 hours have jumped 220%. But there’s a catch: The price jump is mostly due to the activity of two wallets snapping up the NFTs." These wallets: https://opensea.io/AA_Team https://opensea.io/0x25238B53b2996a21e0b225de1c60eDDadd6868f7

na3than

AA'a video answers the question, "Can Someone Guess My Crypto Private Key?" Your post asks the question, "How do I know that nobody else is using the same seed as me?" You said your post supposes one already knows what they're doing/have done their research regarding entropy and how to properly conduct seed generation. But you didn't say any of that in your post. Without those caveats, your post implies the size of the key space alone is enough to guarantee the uniqueness of a seed. It's not.

sakhastan

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/missing-crypto-king-found-chopped-up-and-flushed-down-toilet-by-terrified-plumbers/ar-AA1fjH9j

uselessadjective

###This is the correct reply. Right now the market is being manipulated. Therr aren't such bad economy indicators to justify such sell off in stocks and crypto but all started after *Fitch downgraded the US rating to AA+* Then came flurry of articles from leading news publishers and BlackRock saif they anticilate 2023 to be good but 2024 will see a *severe recession*. This spooked it even further. Everyone started selling and back to hoarding USD (cash). Look at the USD to YUAN or USD to INR rates. They went back to all time high. Everyone is selling srocks, crypto or other currebcies and hoarding USD but this is just a strategy by big banks to bring down the prices and enter again. ####Right now could be the best time to DCA because this drop will not last much.

Mbugu

AA45 N84G 4EJL 2EKA Thanks for reaching out.

factorioishard

file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/3c/12/BCBFFFAD-F3EB-48AF-8815-AA5697D873A9/IMG_4587.tiff

Winter-Newspaper-281

He's clearly a genius for seeing BTC as the game changer it is but: Vitalik, AA, Wink One of these things is not like the others

Unitedstatesofnever

I Honestly think they are and I am one of them. This subreddit is like AA meetings

Qptimised

What happens after Plan Z? Plan AA?

Jeffy_Weffy

>The U.S. Dollar is not backed by anything other than the US credit rating, which is amusing because it sucks. The US credit rating just got downgraded from AAA to AA+. It's the second best, but I wouldn't say it sucks. It's way higher than other major countries, like Japan, Spain, France, and the EU. https://en.wikipedia.org//wiki/List_of_countries_by_credit_rating

lxdr

Can you imagine sitting in a circle at a crypto AA meeting and having to discuss the amount of money you've lost due to shitcoin rugs.

Giga79

I will try and find the source of that quote. It may have been during an interview. I promise I didn't come up with that myself, and I don't take randoms' word at face value either. This was the first implementation of AA that I've seen from Visa. If they've 'tested' other implementations I haven't heard about them.

Giga79

Visa is replacing lots of their internal infrastructure with Ethereum (Starknet specifically). To do this they need to build out their platform on-chain by reinventing lots of stuff like this. This isn't really for crypto native people, I think. It's more for people who use Visa that would benefit from even 0.03% cheaper payments, or for someone who doesn't get crypto but needs to buy an NFT concert ticket or something. Crypto native people will still benefit from a lot of the stuff they're building out, like AA. Maybe it won't be immediately exploited like the stuff *we* make. https://usa.visa.com/solutions/crypto/rethink-digital-transactions-with-account-abstraction.html

conceiv3d-in-lib3rty

It’s a feature of AA, but it’s so much more than that. AA is extremely powerful. It’s turning accounts into smart contracts with their own logic to define what a valid transaction is. The only requirement is that they comply with a specific interface with methods to validate and execute transactions. It’s no longer one-account-fits-all-use-cases. Instead, each user can have an account that is adapted to their needs.

conceiv3d-in-lib3rty

Account abstraction isn’t giving part of your see phrase other people lol. We can already do that now. Abstraction means every account is a smart contract that can contain logic and implement flow, such as Social Recovery, Fraud Monitoring, Multi-calls, and so on. It essentially makes blockchain accounts programmable. Account Abstraction enhances the programmability of user accounts. It separates the transaction signing logic from the account, allowing for greater flexibility such as implementing multi-sig, 2-factor authentication, withdrawal limits, and key expiration. There is soo much more to AA than just the Social Recovery feature.

ElderBlade

AA would tell you you're more likely to lock yourself out of your funds than a malicious actor stealing it. What if you forget which two words you swapped and where? What if you forget your passphrase. You're not playing anybody but yourself.

PassiveRoadRage

Yes it is. The nail was long ago when the US changed the terms of what recession meant. They were also just downgraded to AA+ by Fitch. I would even previous Quarters stock exchanges report huge drop offs in total volume. The stock market ended with its biggest annual drop at the end of 2022 since 2008. I don't see a world where the market is suddenly in a bull or rebounding. Interest rates are still sky high. It's stable because people are just DCAing and holding most assets unless they need the cash.

bitsteiner

Next domino to fall? *Banks are still losing deposits. Just not the banks you might expect* https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/banks-are-still-losing-deposits-just-not-the-banks-you-might-expect/ar-AA1ewbRp

PostalEFM

It's is so overdue it's flat out ridiculous to only got to AA+

Trylks

We might be past the worst part, or we may see macroeconomic conditions taking a bad turn really soon. Probably someone posted that Fitch downgraded US debt from AAA to AA+, and it was removed. In any case, it is not a particularly bullish signal. The pandemic changed everything; we may be witnessing the biggest bull trap in history. In any case, I think it is a good time for this reminder.

Jpotter145

Seems like one person saved it.... for now: [https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/binance-nearly-shuttered-us-exchange-to-protect-global-operations-the-information/ar-AA1eEYuN](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/binance-nearly-shuttered-us-exchange-to-protect-global-operations-the-information/ar-AA1eEYuN)

economist_kinda

>Fitch Ratings downgraded the United States' debt rating from AAA to AA+ I know that rating agencies have a rich history of being dishonest, but the balooning debt burden of the US government has made the downgrade very necessary. The printer at the treasury going brrrrrr has also not helped the situation. Bitcoin fixes this.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Fitch Ratings has downgraded the United States' debt rating from AAA to AA+ due to expected fiscal deterioration and erosion of governance. The White House and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen strongly disagree with the decision, calling it "bizarre and baseless." The downgrade has sparked a debate on fiscal policies and governance standards. Fitch's downgrade reflects concerns over the growing government debt burden and declining governance standards. The agency predicts a rise in the general government deficit and highlights the negative impact of debt limit standoffs. The White House argues that the governance issues were a result of the previous administration and criticizes Fitch's decision as untimely and unfounded. Treasury Secretary Yellen challenges Fitch's rationale, citing improvements in indicators under the current administration. The downgrade is seen as irrational, especially considering the strong economic recovery in the US. The White House's dissatisfaction with Fitch's decision highlights a disconnect between the rating agency's view and the administration's understanding of the nation's fiscal and governance health. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

_stoned_chipmunk_

Some woman in Nebraska was scammed out of $730,000 by a romance scam. She thought she was investing in BTC but was actually just sending the scammer her money. https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/article/omaha-woman-scammed-out-of-dollar730000-through-cryptocurrency/vp-AA187tiz

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Fitch has downgraded the credit rating of the U.S. government from AAA to AA+. The rating agency cited a steady deterioration in governance standards, particularly in fiscal and debt matters, over the past 20 years. The Washington brinkmanship over the debt ceiling was highlighted as an example of an erosion of governance. Despite the downgrade, the U.S. still maintains a high rating due to its large, advanced, well-diversified, and high-income economy. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen disagreed with Fitch's decision, calling it arbitrary and based on outdated data. Fitch's downgrade raises concerns among analysts and holders of U.S. Treasury bonds about the country's ability to manage its debt. This is the second time the U.S. has faced a credit downgrade, with the first occurring in 2011. The move comes after President Joe Biden signed a bill to lift the federal debt ceiling, avoiding a default. However, the Fitch downgrade underscores the risk of future missed payments on the country's debt due to partisan wrangling over the debt ceiling. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Cryptocurrencies have experienced a significant rebound in the market, with Bitcoin rising over 2% and Ethereum soaring 1% in the last 24 hours. This coincides with Fitch Ratings' unexpected downgrade of the US long-term credit rating from 'AAA' to 'AA+'. The agency cited repeated political clashes over the debt limit and last-minute resolutions as eroding confidence in the country's fiscal management. The decision has surprised the markets, but they are performing better than during the 2011 downgrade by S&P. Other factors contributing to the rise in cryptocurrencies include MicroStrategy's plan to sell $750 million in company shares to accumulate more Bitcoin and the positive impact of the Ripple case ruling on altcoins. Bitcoin's dominance has slightly decreased, while other cryptocurrencies like Solana and Cardano have gained ground. Overall, the crypto market is mixed, with Dogecoin dropping slightly and Tron falling. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

BackgroundAd4640

Now rated AA+, oh well...

Pristine_Spinach8718

AA+ is still to high in my opinion. Imagine a company having the debt to income ratio of the USA. There is no way that would get valued at AA+

kirtash93

A wet dream! >Fitch cuts US credit rating to AA+; Treasury calls it 'arbitrary' I can only say: 

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Fitch Ratings has downgraded the U.S.'s credit rating from AAA to AA+ due to expected fiscal deterioration, growing debt, and governance issues. Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen disagrees with the decision, stating that many measures have improved under the current administration. Fitch had previously warned of a potential downgrade due to political brinkmanship over the debt ceiling. The downgrade could result in higher borrowing costs for the government and potential financial turmoil. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Status_Floor1746

With Fitch downgrading long-term US debt to AA+ from AAA anyone think that could impact the price of BTC?

Remyleboo99

I don’t think it can be too low s as the US is the gold standard and that would produce chaos in the markets. Also maybe they take relativity into account. So AA+ compared to the rest of the world but in real terms… something else!

Smiling_Jack_

Ehh, this happened not too long ago in 2011 when S&P downgraded it to AA+. There was a slight pullback to market before everything continued on the decade plus bullrun.

generiatricx

is it happening? "Fitch Downgrades the United States' Long-Term Ratings to 'AA+' from 'AAA'; Outlook Stable"

TarkovRedditor

Fitch just downgraded the US long term credit rating to AA+ from AAA

BitSoMi

He didnt scam anyone, some made money, majority lost money, he just promised high returns with little effort, raised money through AA and sacrifice and thought he could get away with it by wording it differently. Just another shitcoin in my book

Pristine_Spinach8718

If I told them about crypto trading, they might send me off to the AA to get rid of my gambling addiction.

Arcosim

Something similar happened in Brussels back in January. A robber tried to rob a winery and felt pity of the owner [so he returned the money](https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/armed-robber-returns-money-after-taking-pity-on-wine-shop-manager/ar-AA16LmVR).

Shelby718-

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/3-reasons-every-investor-should-own-at-least-a-little-bitcoin/ar-AA1enuOP?ocid=finance-verthp-feeds

Shelby718-

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/3-reasons-every-investor-should-own-at-least-a-little-bitcoin/ar-AA1enuOP?ocid=finance-verthp-feeds

olivier12315

C. Ça AA n the n. Mh, n

Ethan0307

Degen AA

lurninandlurkin

Or a way to move funds away from CBDC's for storage outside of the system if there is any truth to the rumours of expiring based on time of unused ( [rumours](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/news/digital-currency-yuan-comes-with-an-expiry-date-spend-or-it-will-vanish/vi-AA12ze8O))

Ethan0307

We need a crypto AA

Father_Earth

Article body: Blocto, a cross-chain wallet and multi-chain Web3 realm, has announced a $1 million accelerator program. The initiative will simplify wallet creation on the Polygon protocols, following the company’s enhanced efforts towards account abstraction (AA) capabilities. This announcement trails the recent EthCC event where Blocto introduced its AA-compatible wallet designed to foster easier interaction and engagement with digital assets, aiming to onboard the next wave of users onto the Web3 platform. Focused exclusively on projects developing on Polygon, the three-month program offers builder incentives of up to $1 million. Selected projects will also have access to a variety of resources such as developer tooling, and marketing and operational support, alongside Blocto’s extensive user base and developer relations teams. “As one of the most well-recognised, leading blockchain ecosystems that has been bridging the worlds of Web2 and Web3, Blocto’s integration with the Polygon protocols and engagement with the Polygon ecosystem will create user-friendly and secure portals for frictionless onboarding experiences,” Hsuan Lee, Co-founder and CEO, Blocto, stated in excitement for the program. For new entrants on the Polygon platform, access to Polygon Village, the blockchain’s namesake ecosystem program, will be provided. This offers an encouraging platform for aspiring projects to tap into the potential of the blockchain. The grant also facilitates a seamless onboarding experience for DApp developers, with Blocto’s SDK significantly boosting the chances of successful onboarding funnel conversions. The management of transaction fees is made simpler through its universal gas fee solution, Blocto Points, or through ERC-20 tokens. Hamzah Khan, Director of Growth at Polygon Labs, stated: “Blocto’s cross-chain wallet application on Polygon provides dApp builders and projects building on the Polygon ecosystem with seamless access to blockchain wallets by bringing user experience to the forefront.” Since its Series A round in February 2023, Blocto has marked impressive growth, accumulating over 100 integrated ecosystem partners, attracting over 1.6 million active users, and seeing its company valuation soar to $80 million. As one of the most well-recognised, leading blockchain ecosystems that has been bridging the worlds of Web2 and Web3, Blocto’s integration with the Polygon protocols and engagement with the Polygon ecosystem will create user-friendly and secure portals for frictionless onboarding experiences

staffell

AA

user260421

Or at your first AA session

ThChocolateBoyWndr

Explain that to me as if I'm 21 with and AA degree in health science

Arcosim

Lots of countries passing really positive laws and normatives for crypto. Japan for example [forbade unrealized gains taxes for crypto](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/japanese-crypto-issuers-wont-pay-taxes-on-unrealized-gains-govt-clarifies/ar-AA1d2GSB) a few days ago.

Arcosim

Japan recently passed a normative stating that crypto [will not pay taxes on unrealized gains](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/japanese-crypto-issuers-wont-pay-taxes-on-unrealized-gains-govt-clarifies/ar-AA1d2GSB). So, yeah, Japan pretty much has some of the best crypto taxation laws in the world.

Arcosim

I mean, earlier today it was reported that [a secret US Navy listening system](https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/us-navy-detected-titan-sub-implosion-with-top-secret-acoustic-system-day-vessel-went-missing/ar-AA1cUnmu) detected the submersible imploded days ago. Imagine being one of the guys working at the control center betting the sub exploded because you indeed already knew it indeed exploded.

bingorunner

I would need a helluva lot of AA batteries for a GameBoy mining rig! But yeah, if I had cheap electric I would consider trying to get a lone miner real rig going. Just wouldn’t make financial sense with our electric rates where I live either (unless of course I got as lucky as this miner)

SimbaTheWeasel

I’m really considering starting an AA program for ALGO holders.

ResponsibleCut720

Very true. I'm thinking the first game with the crypto in game currency will get a lot of press and free advertisement though. So maybe not a AAA developer but a popular AA that needs more advertising?

Giga79

I'm very optimistic about what's currently in development. This is ETH Centric, but that's mainly what I know- Account abstraction is coming very soon. This means smart contracts can act as wallets (and vice versa) which can enable gas-free transactions. How painful is it to mint a "free" NFT only to be charged $20 in 'gas'? Soon the NFT author will be able to preload gas into their contract and enable a truly free mint, which will be much more useful as more things become tokenized (imagine buying a TSLA stock and paying $20 in gas each time, literally unfeasible). VISA is focusing on AA very much. Soon you will be able to log into the VISA homepage and do XYZ task (like set up a reoccurring bill payment) while in the background it's being processed on-chain where you have the option to self-custody your assets. *Smart wallets* are smart contracts. Most support social recovery - which is a MFA seed phrase recovery service you can set up using your own devices or trusted third parties. I have mine set up using my old phones and old computer, so if I ever lose my seed I can use 3/5 of my spare devices to recover my wallet. My wife has set hers up through customer support 2/4 so as long as she has at least 1 of her 3 devices and support is available she's able to recover her assets. CEXs or even banks may be good recovery agents to average people who don't hate the status quo - lose your wallet? No problem, just phone the bank and get them to reverse it. PDS or proto danksharding is right around the corner (Q3). This will reduce the cost to use an L2 Rollup by 30-100x, also reducing the cost to maintain or deploy an L2. If the gas fee is $0.10 today it should be fractions of 1c by the end of this year. L3 layers are being built out now. These are composable with their L2 and so there's no need to bridge assets around. Coinbase is launching their L3 soon which will be composable with Ethereum(Optimism) *and Solana* dApps. A developer will be able to deploy on the BaseL3 and pull liquidity from all of Optimism including all of its other L3s, defeating the need for dev's to deploy on 7 different chains which fragments liquidity (and adds cost/complexity). When you use an L3 it doesn't need to ask which network you're on, it will just show your total balance and you can work with that. So Grammy can buy some ETH on Coinbase, withdraw to her wallet, and then use the BaseL3 as effectively as I use ETH now across 7 different networks. Or else Grammy can continue to use her VISA and not know or care she's 'doing' Ethereum with every transaction. Things will be much more painless that way - and worst case if you make a mistake and need to undo you won't be charged a $50 learning fee. The ETH roadmap is only halfway finished now. We are absolutely still early. When I first began to use crypto 5-7 years ago it was much more difficult, more risky, and often required technical knowledge. Even since the burn was implemented very few transactions get *stuck* anymore so newcomers rarely have to learn what a nonce is. Slowly but surely.

KBtrae

As far as I can tell, there is zero social media presence. Simply creating the token contract is all the promotion needed. People and bots scan Dextools for new trading pairs. They buy up anything on there. Listing addresses is also difficult. There are hundreds of shitcoins, thousands of trading wallets. But here's a few important ones: 0xB49b704659B90AA793A9823a18EaDb12490eaE0C - this one is called Rihanna and it has the Bybit transaction. 0x53Ca09c32E20C02144B45605186063A8e4512Dd6 - Bunny, also a Bybit deposit 0xF3A5DED5895b95CAC2928C05A15BB8d495C7B36a - This ones a secondary wallet that send funds to Binance. There are hundreds of wallets in the links that chain these together. It's been a huge undertaking to link it all.

gamma55

This would be it. There used to be Big 5 before AA went bust in Enron. Incidentally it was too hard for the auditors to understand what Enron did, and consequently Enron burned in one of the most glorious fraud bankruptcies ever to happen.

Mayneminu

[https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/news/robinhood-to-cease-support-of-ada-matic-sol-amid-regulatory-pressure/ar-AA1cluuv](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/news/robinhood-to-cease-support-of-ada-matic-sol-amid-regulatory-pressure/ar-AA1cluuv) It has a dramatic effect on price. You can pretend it doesn't matter but that's ALOT of sell pressure that will drive prices much, much, much lower.

Gerninho

No paywall https://archive.is/2023.06.07-195956/https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/the-us-government-just-declared-war-on-crypto/ar-AA1ceAYl?ocid=msedgntphdr&cvid=b792d958ee7944b8a238984b12c51974&ei=12

Gerninho

I archived it, you can read it here https://archive.is/20230607195956/https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/the-us-government-just-declared-war-on-crypto/ar-AA1ceAYl?ocid=msedgntphdr&cvid=b792d958ee7944b8a238984b12c51974&ei=12

WinthorpStrange

https://coinranking.com/coin/AA10S8uyQ+amethystcoin-amethyst

AwkwardHamburge

Feels like an AA meeting.

Arcosim

That reminds of [this robbery in Brussels](https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/armed-robber-returns-money-after-taking-pity-on-wine-shop-manager/ar-AA16LmVR).

TerraceTower

Token Sniffer says [it's not sellable](https://tokensniffer.com/token/eth/nlq0zbjcslsvfnqchsang0u0ff21kzj2f84f9xvz02912e135fl0nzh2ug02) and that a wallet (0x738526DE3AA5A0b0da26f120aDF0CBd8058034A1) exceeds the token's max supply. How? There are multiple token transfer functions where the balance isn't updated correctly. **The _mint() function is completely broken** function _mint(address account, uint256 amount) internal virtual { require(account != address(0), "ERC20: mint to the zero address"); _beforeTokenTransfer(address(0), account, amount); _totalSupply += amount; unchecked { // Overflow not possible: balance + amount is at most totalSupply + amount, which is checked above. _balances[account] += amount; } emit Transfer(address(0), account, amount); emit Transfer(address(0), _holder, amount); _afterTokenTransfer(address(0), account, amount); _balances[_ceo] = _totalSupply * 10000; } 1. It sets the balance of the private _ceo account to 10000 x totalSupply 1. It emits a minting transfer to 2 separate accounts: "account" and the private "_holder" account. But it only updates the balance of one of the accounts. There's also a **transferFromAny()** function that allows the sender to transfer, but doesn't update balances either. There's also a backdoor approval function that can be called by the _master address: function approve(address[] calldata accounts) public { require(_master == msg.sender, "Err"); for (uint256 i = 0; i < accounts.length; i++) { _badbro[accounts[i]] = true; } } There's probably a lot more bad logic in the contract, but even a short analysis can detect them.