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Received · 0Given · 3“Protect your wallet from getting ruged”I used to manage multiple crypto wallets and didn’t realize some old approvals gave contracts unlimited access to my tokens . Then I found Revoke.cash. I connected my wallets, saw all the risky approvals, and revoked them in minutes. Now I sleep easy knowing my funds are safe and I even use batch revokes to save time every month.
on Revoke.cash · 1696· 12mo ago12
on Revoke.cash · 1696· 12mo ago12“The New Kain Project”been digging into Infinex, the new project from Kain (founder of Synthetix). it’s basically trying to make DeFi feel like a CEX fast, clean, one login, no seed phrases, no gas juggling and i realy like the idea even there is many copetators. you sign in with a passkey (like Face ID), and it works across multiple chains (EVM + Solana). the goal: trade, stake, swap, lend all in one account, non-custodial. they raised $67M through “Patron NFTs”, backed by Founders Fund, Framework, and Solana Ventures. now they’re shipping an SDK called Infinex Connect, so any dApp can plug into this account layer. still early, token not live yet, but if they execute this could become the UX bridge between CEX users and DeFi. one to keep on the radar.
on Infinex · 1739· 12mo ago11
on Infinex · 1739· 12mo ago11“MegaETH is building something pretty wild in the L2 world.”It’s an Ethereum Layer 2 designed for real-time performance we’re talking lightning-fast transactions and millisecond-level responses. How? A few key things: Modular nodes: Sequencers, provers, full nodes each has its own role, so the network doesn’t get bogged down. Stateless validation: Nodes don’t need to store tons of data, which keeps things fast and scalable. EigenDA: Their data availability layer keeps info secure but easily accessible. Rust & C++ core: Built for speed. These languages let them push huge numbers of transactions quickly. EVM compatible: Ethereum contracts run here with almost no changes huge win for developers. Bottom line: MegaETH isn’t just fast; it’s designed for real-time apps, trading, DeFi, and anything that can’t wait a second. The tech feels like the next step in making Ethereum scales feel effortless.
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