Since leaks are happening everywhere due to “ultra-low cost × scale × brute force,” you should prioritize securing your financial IDs/passwords and credit card CVVs immediately—after that, you might just have to accept the rest as inevitable.

The replies to this are interesting. Especially the response to 1).

The original source’s further source has garnered significant engagement because the statement “Welcome to the 2020 Crypto World” (originally made on the Bankless show) resonated with the crypto community. Although the episode has only been viewed around 8,000 times so far, I believe its content is highly valuable to many. 1. Over the next approximately 18 months, attackers will maintain the upper hand. 2. During this period, a “bloodbath” is unavoidable. 3. Even if defenders catch up, a truly “safe” era will not arrive. 4. Aim to create a state where the cost of attack is so high that it becomes “not worth it.”

While having dinner at a local Chinese restaurant, I realized that Japanese cuisine doesn’t seem to have a classic combination of tomatoes 🍅 and eggs 🥚, so I looked it up—and discovered an unexpected story. ↓ Summarized by an LLM: 【The Mystery of Tomatoes and Eggs 🍅🍳】 What began as a simple question—“Why is the tomato × egg combo common in Chinese and Western cuisine but absent in Japanese cuisine?”—uncovered a surprising history. 💡 Why It’s Missing in Japanese Cuisine Tomatoes arrived in Japan during the Edo period, but they were feared as poisonous and grown only as ornamental plants. It wasn’t until the Taisho and early Showa eras that people began eating them as vegetables—primarily raw (in salads) or as ketchup. Because of this, tomatoes never integrated into Japan’s traditional dashi-based culinary culture. 💡 Even in China, It’s a Recent Dish! In China too, tomatoes were long considered ornamental. The now-iconic dish “stir-fried tomatoes and eggs” was actually invented in Shanghai during the 1920s–30s! Influenced by Western omelets, it was a modern creation—far from ancient tradition. Since Japan was absorbing Chinese cultural influences during that time, this dish simply didn’t exist yet—and thus never made its way to Japan. The timing mismatch in culinary development is fascinating!

Will the “Today’s News” feature ever become genuinely usable? Currently, it just curates echo chamber posts and random content from nearby communities—this example (about an investor with 30 years of stock experience) appears to be pulling copied promotional posts from vendors. The “Top” section of the search function is better than this, but will it ever improve to the same degree?

Looking at replies and searches, it seems like a lot of people are experiencing the same thing... I’m using a passkey, but for now I’ve removed my credit card from payment methods (though it might already have been compromised).

Seeing the casual banter and arguments in the replies makes me wonder if Ledger is okay. (I understand it’s not meant as a checkmate—but is this just playful teasing, or are they stubbornly doubling down on a genuine mistake? If it’s the latter, that’s really disappointing.) https://t.co/ChwsIoaLMP

In the TLA, the Uptober and 10/10 curses intersect, yet both the September monthly candle and the most recent weekly candle have surpassed the 2026 high and the May weekly high. This level also significantly exceeds the 50-week MA. Dip is a buying opportunity. https://t.co/Q353ARTY35

In 2020, I enjoyed arbitraging Yearn-related tokens using FURUCOMBO for a while. Only three people worldwide were competing in this space. I loved its UI, which perfectly matched the blockchain ethos, and I supported it through several rounds via Gitcoin. Great work!

Ah, this is going to break its recent high.