Dappnode retweeted
It's happening!🚨🚨🚨
The next @ethereum's tree Partitioned Binary Tree is finally here! And we're migrating to it!
We are doing the first tree & DB migration in the Glamsterdam-devnet-8 with @go_ethereum @Nethermind @Besu_eth @ErigonEth
This is gonna be huge! Ready for I*🎉
Dappnode retweeted
Replying to @Pol_Lanski
@Pol_Lanski is joining EVA Symposium III
As CEO and co-founder of @dappnode, Pol has spent years making solo staking more accessible.
He brings the independent validator’s perspective to The Great Issuance Debate.
November 4 · Mumbai · during @EFDevcon
Dappnode retweeted
MetaMask Staking doesn't control the withdrawal keys. an operator compromise can't redirect the staked ETH.
it can redirect the block fees.
Sep 30, 12:12–16:46 UTC: 18 blocks from @MetaMask -run validators paid their fees to a wallet funded through Tornado Cash at 10:27.
total: 0.36 ETH.
whoever set that address had access somewhere inside the validator operation.
that's enough to treat the signing environment as potentially compromised. bad signatures can get validators slashed.
Ethereum can't rotate a validator signing key in place. you exit, withdraw and restake with fresh keys.
so they're rotating the validator.
btw, we've seen the containment playbook before.
Sep 9, 2025: Kiln disclosed a security incident and exited its Lido validators.
28 days later, the cause: compromised GitHub token -> CI workflows -> cloud credentials.
104 days later, the bill: 207.312 ETH in missed rewards across 5,726 validators.
MetaMask hasn't disclosed the root cause or the validator count.
one thing is already different. Kiln found no evidence its Ethereum validators were touched.
here, someone was already collecting the fees.
etherscan.io/address/0x98B92…
Security Update: We are responding to a security incident affecting part of our infrastructure.
At this time, we have identified no immediate threat to MetaMask wallets.
As a precaution, we are proactively exiting affected validators within our non-custodial staking operations, in coordination with clients, partners and security advisors.
We’ll share further updates as appropriate. metamask.io/news/user-update…
Qwen 3.8 27B is the model that packs the highest intelligence per size
It's fast, smart, and very good with agentic tasks
It can handle pretty much everything you throw at him
And it's also Free🤑 for a limited time in Nexus right now
⚡️Go squeeze every prompt from it! 🥵
a few minutes installing dappnode and you get a bunch of neat stuff packaged with it! UI, Tailscale/Wireguard for remote access, a UI for validator keys and a bunch of neat packages in the Dappstore!
Replying to @CryptoChrisG
Easy! Give OpenClaw or Hermes (both available in Dappnode) your problem and ask them to query you on what your preferences are, what would you like, etc.
If you use Nexus as the model provider, you keep your personal info private from any profiling company 🕵️
If some of the class info is in PDF, feed it to it, if it's behind password... again, feel free to give it your account details because... the filesystem is yours and only yours and the model provider can't read your password!
Replying to @CryptoChrisG
Upper class for you, ser.
Jk aside, wdym class selection?
If you are not running your own agent you are behind
"But it's too complicated"
In 1:47 seconds you can have it running on your Dappnode
Get your agent, fully private & self-sovereign
Comment 👇which thing you'd die to automate in your life and we'll make a video of how
Dappnode retweeted
I almost missed the IMHO most catastrophic @ledger vulnerability:
h/t @Fatalmeh who brought it onto my feed
That assistant runs on Nexus (nexus.dappnode.com): private AI inference with TEE-attested models with proofs.
We built Nexus so if your hardware isn't able to run able models, you can have the next best thing: cryptographically verifiable private inference.












