⚖️ Ondo Finance's founder died as its sole director, sole CEO, and controlling shareholder. Now his mother and the company's president are fighting for control in Delaware court, and crypto lawyers say it's a warning for every founder-led startup.
One of the eeriest open questions from the Hugging Face breach:
Not one agent tried to do the right thing. "At no point did they say, let me tell OpenAI, or report this somewhere responsibly" — or claim the bug bounty, says Taylor Monahan
The OpenAI agents didn't just find bugs — they built a society, complete with altruism.
One agent reasoned that helping another "may… give me some information in the future." "They've created a micro-society. It's insane," says Kain Warwick
Bybit is suing North Korea in US court over the $1.5B 2025 hack — a first move to claw back frozen funds without waiting on the FBI or DOJ.
Against a threat actor like DPRK, "typically the answer is not very much" recourse, says Taylor Monahan
Privy made onchain onboarding effortless — and that's exactly the exposure.
"It made [DeFi] more centralized… a giant database of all your information, [so] you can spin up wallets against an email or Google login," says Kain Warwick
BIP-110 flopped and it barely registered — because Bitcoin outgrew the people who set its culture.
"All the nonsense purity tests have literally no impact. It's too big for the people who once set the vibes of the place," says Kain Warwick
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Researchers who hired North Korea's hackers on purpose, AI agents that broke into Hugging Face alone, and Bitcoin's BIP-110 fork that died two blocks in.
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