96 ETH egy Pet Rockért

13. augusztus 2021.by Mark Murdock

12. augusztus 2021. / Unchained Daily / Laura Shin

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Daily Bits ✍️✍️✍️

• The Poly Network hacker has vissza nearly all of the $600M in funds they stole earlier this week. 
• TaxBit, a crypto tax software company, zárt a $130M Series B at a valuation of $1.33B. 
• Soccer star Lionel Messi’s new contract with Paris St. Germain magában foglalja a cryptocurrency fan tokens. 
• Ethereum égett over $100M worth of ETH in its first week following its London upgrade. 
• Representative Anna Eshoo boxban a letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi advocating to amend the crypto tax provision in the infrastructure bill. 
• Kriptoin iktatott for an Ethereum ETF on Thursday. 
• Dune Analytics, a blockchain analytics firm, emelt $8M in funding through a Series A.

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Mit mémelsz?

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Mi az a Poppin?

Call it a fad, call it a bubble, NFTs are still here, and the headlines are not getting any less head-scratching. One caught my attention this week as especially, shall I say, *interesting.*

Case in point: EtherRock #65 sold for roughly $228K yesterday afternoon. Just a few hours earlier EtherRock #40 sold for around $150K. 

EtherRock is an early NFT project consisting of 100 NFT images depicting, well, identical rocks — each with its own (slightly) distinct color. The website, of course, specifically explains that the pet rock-inspired project serves “NO PURPOSE” outside of being able to be bought and sold. 

The project, which launched in 2017, was, ahem, unearthed just over a week ago by Ethereum users. Enthusiasm for the early-NFT project was quick to catch on: after minting half of the rocks over a three year span, the remaining 50 rocks were minted in a single day, with each subsequent mint growing more expensive than the last, thanks to the design of EtherRock’s smart contract. 

Yesterday’s sales are the culmination of a busy week of trading for EtherRocks. The first big purchase occurred last Friday, for 15 ETH ($45K). Since then, according to the EtherRock Twitter-hírcsatorna, nearly a quarter of the collection has been purchased on the secondary market. At publishing time, the highest rock sale sits at 96 ETH ($300K+). 

Milyen időket élünk.

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Ajánlott olvasmányok

• Alex Gladstein on Cuba and Bitcoin:

• a16z’s Chris Dixon on Web 3:

• Kevin Werbach, a Wharton professor, on DeFi and regulation:

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On The Pod…

Poly Network, a cross-chain DeFi protocol, recently suffered a $600M hack — the largest DeFi exploit in crypto history. Mudit Gupta, security researcher and SushiSwap dev, breaks down the attack, explaining how it occurred, why the hacker is returning the funds, and what Poly Network should do next. Show highlights:

• hogyan működik a Poly Network

• milyen konkrét mechanizmust támadott meg a hacker a Poly Network ellen

• miért nem hallottak sokan (köztük jómagam is) a Poly Networkről a feltörés előtt

• hogy az „őrzőknek” nem sikerült megvédeniük a Poly Networket

• miért volt a sikertelen tranzakció a kulcs a hack lehúzásához

• amit a SlowMist állítása szerint felfedezett a hackerről

• mi motiválhatja a hackert az ellopott pénzek visszaszolgáltatására

• hogyan kommunikál a hacker a Poly Networkkel

• miért tudta a Tether befagyasztani az alapokat, miközben az USDC és a BSC megengedte a hackernek, hogy megússza a tokenjeit

• hogyan kezelje a Poly Network a hackerrel folytatott tárgyalásokat

Itt vásárolhatod meg: http://bit.ly/cryptopians