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An attacker exploited Hyperbridge ISMP gateway to forge a cross-chain message, seize admin control of the bridged DOT contract, and mint 1B tokens, dumping them for 108 ETH in a single transaction.
Private mempools are not enough. Here is how commit-reveal submission and verifiable random ordering can strip the economic value out of transaction sequencing.
Most tokens do not die at launch. They die at the first unlock. Here is what vesting actually is, why most projects do it badly, and what credible enforcement looks like.
You cannot stop sniper bots. You can limit what they do to the bonding curve. Here is how automated execution reshapes launches and what fair launch design can change.
A single wallet can still move an entire market. Here is how extreme holder concentration powers rugpulls, pump and dumps, and the launches that turn into disasters.
At many token launches, the first block is already over before the public knows it started. Here is how bundle attacks work and why they rig opening supply.
Most memecoin launches are decided before the first public trade. Here is how invisible wallets, pre-funded addresses, and hidden allocations rig the outcome.
MEV has quietly extracted billions from DeFi traders. Here is how sandwich attacks, arbitrage, and liquidation races rig the game, and what credible defenses look like.