What I am wondering is this feasible? Would it be possible to create a massive LLM and the ability to create and deploy AI agents using the Ethereum platform? submitted by /u/redmage123 [link] [comments]
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(/Play Walking_Dead_theme.mp3) We talk about the "next 1000x gem", but nobody talks about the crypto graveyard full of projects that would revolutionize the world. I'd like to forget the "next 1000x Gem" for a moment and dive into crypto's darkest corners. The place is cold and dark with lots of tombstones with titles like "WAGMI",…
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BTC’s chart is beginning to look bullish, and ADA, QNT, RNDR and RPL could rally if Bitcoin price breaks out to the upside.
Yesterday the news broke of one of the biggest Crypto wallets ever being hacked and compromised, Atomic Wallet. This one likely hits very close to home as many here, including me, also had some of their assets on it thinking it would a safe choice. Before we go towards a possible solution for all of…
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Nothing is unhackable, but this is pretty close. I was listening to random Twitter spaces the other day, and this dude on Twitter, @M4573RCH was saying the best technique was to set up a multisig with 7 wallets which you own. It's a super pain in the butt, and it's going to take me like…
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Security teams are investigating the cause of the attack. Reports have surfaced of tokens being lost, transaction data being erased, and even entire crypto portfolios destroyed.
I just learned about the interesting concept of blockchain intents from this article. I didn't know about this, but it seems promising. I wonder if it's really going to happen. https://www.paradigm.xyz/2023/06/intents submitted by /u/Adam-Schroeder [link] [comments]
Crypto has no intent. Crypto is neutral. Crypto is, in fact, non-sentient, and undiscerning about its ownership. And nobody in the US government is trying to ban crypto. Because that would be idiotic. Crypto can be used in criminal activities. But crypto is not crim… okay, you get the point. submitted by /u/dazy_thoughts…
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By now most people on this sub have heard about the Atomic wallet issues and people losing everything they held on the wallet. See the image below for the five largest individual losses of the Atomic wallet hack https://preview.redd.it/jmj7y5x6t04b1.png?width=601&format=png&auto=webp&s=7f6e158fe045f65e5f72e92f290f8ee443f583d5 $3,614,064 $2,727,540 $1,381,004 $1,281,420 $292,286 These are extremely large amounts and with most hardware wallets…
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