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A validator is the modern replacement for a miner — a computer that stakes coins, proposes blocks and is paid to keep a proof-of-stake network honest.
Transaction sign-off stays on a physical device, so an autonomous agent can read balances and draft swaps but can never broadcast one without a human tap.
Brian Trunzo argues that detection and disclosure have already lost the AI content war, and that cryptographic proofs, the same primitive that secured billions in blockchain assets, are the only way…
Audits lag. Attestations are snapshots. To check if a tokenized T-bill or stablecoin is really backed, you read the contract, the registry, and the reserves yourself.
Honeypots, copy-paste scams, and hidden mints are still draining wallets. Here is the exact checklist most traders skip, and where it actually fails.
The headline is the bug itself, but the takeaway from the Foundation's Protocol Security Team is bigger: AI-driven triage is now doing the work human reviewers used to absorb manually.
Most wallet-draining scams start with the wrong contract address. Here is the calm, repeatable check that catches copycats, honeypots, and fake deployers in under five minutes.
Picking a crypto portfolio tracker is really a security decision. Here is a checklist covering read-only permissions, pricing sources, export options, and breach history.
AI token launches can hide unlocked insider supply, fake revenue, and nonworking products. Use this checklist before you connect a wallet or click buy.
Crypto self-custody means you own the keys, but you also own the risk. This prioritized checklist ties every habit to a real failure mode so you actually know what you are guarding against.
A smart-account transaction is not one transaction. It is a UserOperation that a shared EntryPoint routes, a bundler submits, and a paymaster may sponsor. Learn how to read each field before approving.
A watch-only wallet lets you monitor a crypto address's balance and transactions without holding the private key. It is read-only by design, useful but not a vault.
Crypto Twitter is mostly noise, paid posts, and bot farms. Here is a beginner's smell test for spotting real signal in CT sentiment.
Bridges remain the single largest hack surface in crypto. A 7-point checklist covering audits, finality, TVL, and exit windows helps separate safe bridges from the next exploit.
Most lost crypto starts with one copied address. A 30-second checklist of full-string checks, hardware confirmation, and a tiny test send can stop address-poisoning and clipboard malware in their tracks.
Most stablecoins claim full backing. Only a few let you check on-chain. Here is how to read reserves pages, spot red flags, and tell audits from attestations.
Crypto is unforgiving. A single mistake can wipe out years of savings. This 15-item checklist covers the practices that quietly separate people who keep their crypto from people who do not.
Supporting Ethereum does not guarantee support for OUSG. Check networks, contracts, whitelists, wallet interfaces, and test transfers first.
Roughly $24 billion sits in tokenized gold and treasury products. Most investors never check if those tokens are actually backed. Here's how to verify reserves without trusting the issuer's deck.
A real Ethereum transaction has dozens of fields. Here is what each one means, why it matters, and two scam patterns you can now spot on your own.
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