BTC will collapse within 7 to 11 years from now! First, the mining industry will fall, as the security budget shrinks That is when the attacks begin; censorship & double-spends Core will then have to increase inflation beyond 21M, splitting the chain & that will be the end! 🧵

So this just happened. Opened Atomic this morning, watched my XMR balance go to zero in real time. 633 XMR total, sent to the same address in multiple transactions. At current prices, that's roughly $479,000. The app showed a nice little banner: "Your funds are safe." To be

Truebit had approx 44,000 eth at height, minus 118m tokens burned since.. 20,000 divided by 118m = 5900 eth burned, and 8535 eth hacked...

How is it possible that this company has the same name and logo as the old logo of our #Truebit?😂 https://t.co/VAC4sVyVEA

I realize that emotions are running high, but let’s wait a bit longer for further information from @Truebitprotocol. After all, there are many ways to rebuild $TRU. If @dac_chain managed to take care of $QDT holders, then #Truebit will certainly be able to handle this as well.

$TRU had a built in floor: 0.0000528 ETH per Truebit token. At today's ETH price, that's $0.175 each TRU. Minimum.

@Truebitprotocol WE, the investors were victims of a hack on an old unaudited smart contract because you were negligent. You should be figuring out a way to revive your token and integrate it into the protocol. No one needed your bonding curve garbage print mechanism in the first place.

I was one of the few who called it $WhiteWhale when I saw it at 1M market cap. Luck? Nah, it was conviction, degen mode. Those who had notifications turned on changed their lives.🔔 I’ve just found another early cook. I’ll share the CA with those who like, RT, and comment

From what i can gather, this wasn’t an overlooked bug in the Truebit system. It was a design choice. That choice knowingly exposed token holders and the project’s credibility to a long-standing risk. When risk is accepted by design, accountability doesn’t disappear when it

The Walkaway Test, Truebit, and the Question Every Holder Is Asking In recent days, has revived a core principle that sits at the heart of Ethereum’s philosophy: the walkaway test. In simple terms, the walkaway test asks a brutal but necessary question: If the team disappears

Ethereum itself must pass the walkaway test. Ethereum is meant to be a home for trustless and trust-minimized applications, whether in finance, governance or elsewhere. It must support applications that are more like tools - the hammer that once you buy it's yours - than like

@VitalikButerin This is exactly the situation Truebit are facing right now. Core tech can work perfectly, yet users still lose if the economic control layer fails and requires human intervention to fix. That’s the real walkaway test: not “does the math work,” but “are users safe even when it

👀 All eyes on this week's #Truebit response. Hopefully today.😌

@TheTrue_bitcoin @csdwj I don't Care for anything. I Want My Money Back.This is it. 4 Year is not short time for me . My Whole savings is in TRU token @Truebitprotocol . And today I am in deep Depression. 😭. Family is in tension for Me.Sir @JasonTeutsch please do something for #TRU token Holders.

The Blockchain Trilemma the blockchain industry has repeated the same phrase: the blockchain trilemma. Security. Decentralization. Scalability. Thousands of projects claim to “solve” it. Almost all of them misunderstand it. The trilemma was never about throughput or fees. It

This article by a Hacker is pointing at Truebit Verify. @TrueCryptoPower Yes, the hacker article is fundamentally about verification, even if it doesn’t use modern crypto buzzwords. Phrack-style writing has always focused on one core problem: How do you know a system did what

To Everyone Who Lost Money in TRUEBIT This isn’t a post to inflame, defend, or speculate. It’s to establish facts, align expectations, and restore clarity in a moment of chaos. Thousands of holders lost money after the recent Truebit bonding-curve exploit. That loss is real.

Verification for Everyone Except Truebit Themselves? Truebit for over a year, has made one thing unmistakably clear: Trust is the problem. Verification is the solution. This wasn’t a slogan. It was a sustained public campaign. The record is unambiguous In 2025 alone,

When a Protocol Accepts ETH, Every Holder Exists,No Exceptions There is a claim circulating after the Truebit exploit that must be addressed directly: “Some TRU tokens are not recognized because they were bought on exchanges.” This claim is false technically, economically, and

Will Truebit Throw Its Token Holders Under the Bus? A serious question now hangs over and its leadership under : Will token holders be sacrificed to protect the company? A five-year-old problem, not a black-swan event The exploit that drained roughly 8,500 ETH was not an