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1inch, introducing the 'EEZ' framework for Ethereum L2 integration https://t.co/EfR4TyWOui https://t.co/QUjpejJeBS

🚨 Cambodia Proposes Life Sentences for Crypto Scam Compound Operators Cambodia's draft law would impose prison terms of up to life for individuals running scam compounds responsible for billions in crypto fraud, according to Decrypt. The legislation specifically targets the kingpins behind these operations.

Kast Founder Card ✅ Got an email shortly after posting this article (lol) that the founders card tier will be closed permanently on April 11th. I followed up on the article and got my own. This feels a bit like this story of Cuban. "After selling MicroSolutions $6 million, Cuban spent $125,000 on a lifetime pass from American Airlines" It will be either genius or $5k wasted and honestly, I have spent more for less in crypto. Cuban often referred to this story as his best deal. I got the card with a 20% discount, meaning I paid $4,000 for it. I received 10,000 Kast Points as credit for this purchase. Totalling my Kast point to 74,687 now, which after a small devaluation from 1 Kast = $0.1, now, shows in app as valued at $5,974 meaning 1 Kast = $0.76. Meaning, the expected rewards on TGE Q2/3 will cover this expense and I will have a limited founders card forever. Assuming, this time its different. Please dear finance gods 💳

The Drift hack wasn’t a code exploit. It was social engineering using Solana’s durable nonces. Quick explainer on durable nonces ↓ Normally, Solana transactions include a recent blockhash that expires in ~90 seconds. Miss the window and the signed transaction dies. Durable nonces remove that expiry. Instead of a blockhash that dies in 90 seconds, you substitute a stored nonce value from a special on chain account. That nonce doesn't expire until someone manually advances it or submits the transaction. A signed transaction using a durable nonce can sit in someone's pocket for days, weeks, months. Still valid. Still executable. The signer has no visibility into when or whether it gets used. This exists for good reasons: multisig wallets where signers are in different time zones, cold storage setups, custodial services that need offline signing. But it fundamentally changes the threat model. How it was weaponized: - Mar 23: Attacker created four nonce accounts (two tied to Drift security council members). - Mar 23–30: Collected 2/5 multisig signatures on “routine” transactions. - Those signatures didn’t expire, they sat usable for days. - Apr 1: Attacker submitted two pre-signed transactions four slots apart: admin takeover, limits removed, vaults drained. ~$280M gone. Without durable nonces, the attacker would’ve had to trick signers and execute inside a 90-second window. Nonces stretched that window to over a week, letting them gather signatures slowly. No seed phrases leaked. Audits passed. The failure was a 2/5 multisig with no timelock plus a transaction format that separates signing from execution.

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