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Whether you choose to stay or jump the ship, we all know you are a scammer Alireza.
@AndreCronjeTech knows it.
@matthewmadera knows it.
@MattVisser also knows it.
Sad part is you choose to scam persian community even you were aware of Irans financial and political situation.
Staying committed and optimistic is challenging enough in a bear market. It becomes even harder when the chain you’re building on seems unpredictable in its own decisions and direction.
For now, we’re observing, adapting, and holding back several ideas and initiatives due to the current situation on Sonic.
That said, our commitment to community remains unchanged. We want to reassure that DeFive will continue moving forward regardless of the circumstances, even if we ultimately decide to migrate away from this network.
We’re prepared for every scenario, and our vision extends far beyond the challenges of today.
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Let's get more people involved.
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Joltzu solves REAL problems in the blockchain space.
Don't miss the JOLT presale starting on Dec 8.
Registrations are open until Nov 30 and lots of community holders will be automatically eligible!
Docs and whitepaper are available on @JoltzuLabs
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8. The quantum clock
Every signature you've made exposes your public key. Google's March 2026 estimate puts breaking secp256k1 at under 500,000 physical qubits. Ethereum's PQ team says its protocol upgrades could land by 2029, with full migration taking years longer.
Joltzu validators already sign with ML-DSA (NIST FIPS 204) in the reference node. Any account can add an ML-DSA key and keep its address and Joltzu Wallet can sign with one.
Not fully quantum proof yet, but starting from the right side of the problem.
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7. Sh*tcoin sprawl
Over 7 million tokens launched on a single Solana launchpad in about 15 months. Only around 97,000 kept even $1000 in liquidity (Solidus Labs). Liquidity gets shredded and nobody knows what's real.
Joltzu keeps it focused: JOLT and USDC plus approved real world assets. Any extra ERC-20 needs Security Council approval.
For builders that means deep liquidity, plus a native order book, AMM, lending and payments on one shared ledger (composed from Solidity). Build a real business without launching yet another token.
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6. Old bugs, faster attackers
Euler, Cetus, Balancer, Curve. Different bugs, same ending: the protocol held less than it owned. Balancer's rounding error had been sitting there since 2021.
And AI is speeding this up. In one benchmark, AI agents wrote working exploits for 207 of 405 contracts that had been hacked before.
Joltzu fights back on two fronts:
* AI screening before deployments and re-screening deployed code as models improve
* Contract invariants. A protocol registers a check on its own accounting and any tx that breaks it reverts, whatever the bug
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5. Chains making up the rules mid-crisis
BNB Chain halted the whole network. Sui validators blocked addresses, then an upgrade moved $162M. Cronos rolled back 10,961 blocks, almost two hours of everyone's history.
Funds got recovered, but through powers users never knew existed.
Joltzu writes the playbook up front. Anyone can freeze specific stolen funds for six hours by posting a JOLT bond. The Security Council, made up of the top staked validators, can turn that into a hold for up to 30 days. It can't move funds, mint, pause the network or roll back blocks.
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4. When your own system signs the theft
Binance's early findings point to a compromised engineer's laptop. No key leaked. Their own withdrawal service signed the transfer, and 50 pre-signed EIP-7702 authorizations turned one hot wallet into a sweeper that kept grabbing deposits for hours.
Joltzu accounts can opt into safeguards:
* A daily allowance per asset
* Anything bigger waits for a public delay, 1h to 30 days
* Cancellers, like a security team key, can stop it in the meantime
Oh, and Jultzu doesn't even accept EIP-7702 at all.
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3. Nothing slows the money down
Ronin's 173,600 ETH and 25.5M USDC left in two transactions and nobody noticed for six days. Once it's signed, it's gone.
Joltzu builds circuit breakers into the ledger. An asset can have an outflow budget with a capacity, a refill and a max single transfer. Splitting the theft across accounts doesn't create extra room and pumping a price can't raise it.
So an exploit hits a ceiling instead of the floor and people get time react.
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2. Unlimited Approvals
Wallet drainers took $494M in 2024, mostly through permit signatures. BadgerDAO's site was altered to ask for unlimited approvals and 500+ addresses said yes.
On Joltzu:
* Grants come with a per-tx, daily and a total budget plus an expiry
* Validators enforce those limits on every spending path, whatever wallet you use
* Joltzu Wallet decodes permits, binds grants to a verified website and blocks high risk requests it can't decode
Get tricked once and you only lose what the grant allows. Not everything.
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1. Blind Signing
Bybit's signers approved what their screen showed as a routine transfer. Their hardware wallets actually signed a call that swapped the multisig's implementation. $1.46B gone.
WazirX lost $235M the same way. At Drift, council signers pre-signed hidden admin transactions that stayed valid for over a week.
On Joltzu a native multisig has no implementation contract to swap. Every approval is tied to the full decoded action, the policy version, a nonce and a short expiry. A pre-signed approval from the last week is simply dead.
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On Oct 29, $6.3B+ left Binance hot wallets, most of it in about 20 min. Biggest crypto theft ever and no cryptography was broken.
Most losses came from keys, signers, approvals and buggy apps. Here are some real examples and how Joltzu tackles each one at the protocol level.
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Which is the hottest blockchain right now?
After building a bit for @JoltzuLabs, things have started to make sense for me. Lets dive into some real security problems and what Joltzu actually solves!
Thread 👇
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Stable pair or volatile pair? Different playbook.
Stables = tight range. USDC-USDT from $0.99 to $1.01 puts your liquidity right where nearly every swap happens.
Volatile = wider range, so price doesn't run out of your bins.
Match your range to the pair 💪
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All @TheLumosCoin token and NFT holders are entitled to the whitelist for our presale!
Stay Jolted
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Security shouldn't depend entirely on whether a user clicks the right button or signs the right transaction.
You don't have to be a victim of an exploit to understand the risks. We've all seen the recent hacks, and with AI raising the stakes, security matters more than ever.
At Joltzu, we're working to address this.
Native account policies to enforce spending limits and permissions, circuit breakers to contain suspicious outflows, and a Security Council with limited powers for exceptional situations.
Prevent. Contain. Respond.
Great breakdown, @HenryChuks_! ⚡️
A lot of crypto losses start with compromised keys, malicious approvals or users signing transactions they don't fully understand.
What if some of that protection was built into the blockchain itself?
That's where things get interesting with @JoltzuLabs.
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