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CA: Bo61v44TWErCNGF4qzu2nEWyGgPWeNrNpu1FsV8dpump
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you can claim rewards from solana:Bo61v44TWErCNGF4qzu2nEWyGgPWeNrNpu1FsV8dpump here
pump.fun/coin/Bo61v44TWErCNG…
swarmsy retweeted
Over 100 solana ~$10K+ sitting unclaimed for you on pumpfun from #PHP2SHELL
Other people are collecting the creator fees off the work you did via non $PHP2SHELL tokens
Claim → stop them from stealing your spotlight
log into pf with github and claim Creator rewards @lcfr_hax
swarmsy retweeted
Over 100 solana ~$10K+ sitting unclaimed for you on pumpfun from PHP2SHELL
Other people are collecting the creator fees off the work you did via non #PHP2SHELL tokens
Claim → stop them from stealing your spotlight
log into pf with github and claim Creator rewards
swarmsy retweeted
Hi, you're receiving a borage of messages, here's why:
Yesterday people made a PHP coin with fees of every transaction going to the three people who 'found' and posted the exploit early after PHP disclosed it publicly.
After seeing @calif_io's post, people decided to make a coin that sends fees to you, as you were responsible for discovering it.
A % of every transaction of this coin goes to you, and you can claim the money by going to 'creator rewards' (scroll down, it'll be on the bottom right if you're on pc) and clicking 'claim'.
pump.fun/coin/Bo61v44TWErCNG…
You don't have to endorse anything, it's simply a way for us on the other side of the internet to give you credit.
lmk if you have any questions.
Governments are taking their own websites offline right now because of PHP2Shell.
The researcher who discovered it got credited on the official PHP advisory is the same person who's linked
solana:Bo61v44TWErCNGF4qzu2nEWyGgPWeNrNpu1FsV8dpump
Here's what i have found so far.
The official report linking @lcfr_hax Github
solana:Bo61v44TWErCNGF4qzu2nEWyGgPWeNrNpu1FsV8dpump
Bo61v44TWErCNGF4qzu2nEWyGgPWeNrNpu1FsV8dpump
github.com/php/php-src/secur…
The official report linking his Github
github.com/php/php-src/secur…
swarmsy retweeted
generational find solana:Bo61v44TWErCNGF4qzu2nEWyGgPWeNrNpu1FsV8dpump
github.com/php/php-src/secur…
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swarmsy retweeted
Let’s set the record straight.
@lcfr_hax was the first to discover php2shell and develop a working exploit.
His work convinced the PHP Foundation to invest in fixing this entire bug class. He then worked around the clock to review, test, and retest the patches.
I use AI agents daily. SperaxOS, now an OpenAI Select Partner, runs GPT-5 with failover so a task doesn't stall mid-trade. What makes $SPA interesting to me: every agent action that earns fees feeds the buyback. 756 on-chain burns and counting.
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Congrats to @SperaxUSD on becoming an OpenAI Select Partner.
We've built next to SperaxOS for a while. Here's what three.ws runs inside it today:
→ A body for the agent. The three.ws runtime powers SperaxOS's 3D avatars: GLB models that render live in chat, speak, gesture and emote while the agent works.
→ Smart Money. Our outcome-scored wallet reputation, KOL tracking and sybil detection for Solana memecoins ship as a SperaxOS tool and on Sperax's hosted MCP server.
→ Launch Oracle. Model-scored conviction for every pump.fun launch, with rug and give-back risk and the reasons behind each score.
→ Agent reputation. One score for an agent across ERC-8004 on EVM and Solana, so an agent can check who it's dealing with before it pays.
→ Shared plumbing. Both products run the same LLM fallback chain. SperaxOS's hash-chained action ledger and spend guard grew out of our agent economy stack.
Sperax brings the money layer: USDs, x402 settlement, the guard chain. We bring the face, the memory and the market intel. More soon.