no verdict in @rstormsf trial this week given how long deliberations are taking, i'm optimistic the jury is thoroughly analyzing roman for who he is, his intent, his lack of opportunism with TC & that PRIVACY IS NOT A CRIME

Anyone else experiencing @cursor_ai crashing more and more frequently lately? Two weeks ago, I never had it crash, but now it crashes more than once a day.

It's time to share a quick video showcasing how a poorly written smart contract with obvious bugs can be protected against exploits using assertions. The bug allows anyone to drain the smart contract by calling withdraw with exactly 69 ETH as input. The assertion has a variety of checks in place, making sure that only accounts that have made deposits can withdraw amounts corresponding to their initial deposits. It even covers reentry and intra-tx manipulations. This is all live on our demo network. Reach out if you want to try it out! So yeah, it's pretty cool!

I thought being this long in crypto had made me unable to feel anything. But right now I'm really nervous for the outcome of the @rstormsf case. Let's hope justice prevails today and our guy walks free and that it's not illegal to write open source code!

If you aren't holding your breath waiting for the verdict in the Storm case are you even in crypto?

Waiting for a verdict is nerve wrecking Although the jury system is flawed on so many level, I trust people to know what's right and what's not I trust them/us for seeing through the bullshit we're fed everyday with extreme arrogance by people in authority

Today, they decide. #FreeRomanStorm

The most precise post you'll see all day of when exactly the Ethereum mainnet turns 10 years old. Gz to @ethereum ! I'm proud and happy to have been around to experience the first block being mined.

only thing crazier than the first 10 years of Ethereum is going to be the next 10 years of Ethereum believe in somETHing

oh boy we've come a long way. Exactly ten years ago, we lit a beacon against the darkness of surveillance and control. But Ethereum was never just code - it was a clear declaration: that individuals deserve _sovereignty_ over their money, their identity, and the systems they rely on. Ethereum's mission was, is, and will never be about speculation. It's about fucking resistance. It's about building systems no ruler can censor, no corporation can own, and no adversary can silence. I've said it in the past and say it again: We do not turn Ethereum into a fucking company! Never. Guys, the mission endures and we're far from being done: immutable & censorship-resistant code, private transactions, and freedom that doesn't ask permission. Ultimately, we demand and we will achieve _unconditional_ privacy. The next decade is ours. The next decade is the decade of the Cypherpunks. Happy Birthday, Ethereum.