The Solana bot economy: who gets paid before the retail trade?
The Solana bot economy: who gets paid before the retail trade?. Dated original source, with context and links.
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The Solana bot economy: who gets paid before the retail trade?. Dated original source, with context and links.
The cost of remaining independent on Crypto Twitter. Dated original source, with context and links.
Conviction, prediction theatre and the work of staying. Dated original source, with context and links.

I traced pre-launch base:0xebe772bb43bd3166c4dfc968f1483472ac756b07 allocation into a sales wallet that generated 2,340,683.504496 USDC after visible USDC deductions.

A detailed investigation of interview invitations, impersonated podcasts and the attempt to compromise creators’ devices.

A detailed map of Solana’s infrastructure, from validator clients and RPCs to wallets, liquidity, security and payments.
An even bigger FUCK YOU to everyone out there feeding short-lived hype, chasing quick pumps, and pretending they understand the game.
Here is a list of accounts associated with the #Ardizor Scam Group, along with explanations of who they are and how they are involved:
I pulled together a liquidity map for $ANSEM liquidity pools, since I was already searching for stuff there anyway.
Wallet histories, transaction accounting, protocol behaviour and the limits of attribution.
24 →02From the first contact to the permission, key or device an attacker wants.
53 →03Withdrawals, internal records, liquidations and the obligations behind an account balance.
65 →04Private deals, paid visibility, manufactured credibility and the audience on the other side.
165 →05Token businesses, political access, regulatory decisions and the documentary record.
115 →06Liquidity, concentrated supply, execution, fees, leverage and the difference between receipts and returns.
98 →07The components between a user, an application and the underlying consensus system.
87 →08Tools, evidence handling and the questions a strong claim must survive.
47 →09Dated collections, early accounts and the development of ideas behind crypto.
20 →10Independent research, useful products and the incentives that sustain their development.
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