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Total Engagement - Comments: 9, Retweets: 11, Likes: 56, Impressions: 3440
Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 4 source posts analyzed
Goal-oriented, always. The whistle has blown, and something exciting is quietly unfolding in our locker room. Time to head back to the squad and check the scoreboard. See you there! t.me/Jager_BSC #Jager #BNB100K
Fans are ramping up! This new design pulls air in and blows it out, moving a lot of airflow. Impressed by the slick fancy screen and loud fans. @Magicminer2025 Full video: youtu.be/rDDo-DHITsA [Spoken audio]: So I'm curious on how hot is this gonna be to the touch. It uses about 165 to 170 watts advertised. We always know it uses a little bit more. So we're gonna have to see exactly how that does. If this is quiet and doesn't get insanely hot, then I'll be impressed and I can take back some of my concerns. Let's get this plugged in. All right, so let's get this plugged in here. Ooh, those fans are ramping up. I like that fancy screen, look at that. That is pretty dang slick. It's a little bit different of an intro there, a different look to it. Fans definitely louder, these fans. I mean, we're moving a lot of airflow. This one actually, I thought this was an exhaust. This is actually pulling air in and blowing it in. It seems like, yeah, oh yeah. So this is actually sucking air in and so is this one. Interesting design there.
Ostium RWA perpetual trading protocol on Arbitrum hit by $23.75 million exploit after attacker leveraged compromised oracle permissions to execute fabricated trades and siphon liquidity from the vault. Users who physically clicked the Vault option to provide liquidity in exchange
AI visual note: A shadowy hooded figure sits at a laptop in front of a red digital tunnel, symbolizing a hacker or malicious actor behind a cyberattack—fitting the post about the $23.75 million exploit of the Ostium RWA perpetual trading protocol on Arbitrum through compromised oracle permissions.
It's OK, we can always print more money and let our citizen pay for it