#alchemix

[cicada-sprites]

your name is IUDEXX GUNDYR and you want to be alternias first CRUSADESECRATOR with a passion for SCENE FASHION.

(it/its and sword neos used)

Iu lives in a large manor over an imposing cliff with sharps DRAGON LUSUS. Iudexx, is partially blinded due to a blast of MAJYKKS from its ROOMMATE-MOIRAIL WIZARD WYZARD. Sword wears those ghastly shades because of light sensitivity from the injury. Blade is nonverbal, and doesnt make an attempt to communicate outside of occasional trollian messages under the handle guardiansGreatsword [GG]. It loves knights, swords, anything related to the prior, and scene fashion. Sharp mostly likes textures when it comes to clothes (particularly favoring smooth/metallic textures and dangly jewelry) which leads to some interesting fashion choices, espec when it gets access to alchemy in game. Steels godtier is the KNIGHT OF VOID.

Sharp keeps to bladeself for the most part but is eager to protect its friends, like any HONORABLE crusadesecrator. Sword gets along well with its fellow troll players, but is slow to get adjusted to the human players. Steel eventually gets to know them though, and even lets the humans fill two of its quadrants.

THE COOL FITS...

CERULEAN SCENE + SECRETIVE SHADES: The basic gear for any wannabe scene king, and glasses perfect for any knight too cool for eye contact (not that it could see you through them, anyways)

CRU-SCENE-DESECRATOR: A personal twist on its underwhelming godtier pajamas, the atrocious pattern combos a guaranteed to scare off any creatures of the night.

KNIGHT OF VOID GABRS + PERFECTLY GENERIC SHADES: Some quaint cotton pajamas paired with some shades that are "nothing to write home about," good for a more casual day in the session. Unfortunately, Iudexx has ever cared for casual.

PROSPITIAN PROTECTOR: As prospitian royalter, Iudexx has taken it upon bladeself to protect the moon. In stylish golden garb no less!

APPARITIONS APPRENTICE: The vibrant colors look rather out of place on usually dark clothed troll, this outfit was alchemixed from his Kismesis' apparitionsArchive's outfit.

MAGICIANS BEST FRIEND: ......

THE BADASS BLADES...

STEEL GREATSWORD: Iudexx's pre-entry weapon, its about what you'd expect for an anime-style outrageously large sword.

DRAGON SLAYER CANE-BLADE: Unfortunately, this 4W3SOM3 blade cant be slipped away in into an inconspicuous guide cane. The epic dragon accent almost makes up for it.

ZOOLOGICALLY DUBIOUS VOID BLADE: A blade imbued with eldritch power beyond the comprehension of even a void player, it cuts through objects with a terrifying evil energy.

PERFECTLY GENERIC GREATSAW: The blade is otherwise bland if not for the perculiar serrations on the blade, it makes it incredibly inefficient to use due to it's ridiculous size.

ROCKET BLADE: A huge blade given an extra boost by built in rockets. Also serves an impromtu rocket board in an emergency.

MOONLIGHT GREATSWORD: "This sword, one of the rare dragon weapons, came from the tail of a pale white dragon who betrayed his own." It also shoots out magic beams. Cool!

GHOST BUSTER BLADE: Huh.... this isn't as cool as you thought it would be.

GREATSWORD OF ZILLYWAK: Pryed from the arms of the last chuckshonen upon his deathbed on willywonk mountain. Its forged from pure quinkleore. This blade is no joke.

[estercity]

its very interesting seeing miguel realise that for the first time in his entire life he doesn't know what to do, lamenting that because his whole life was pretty much set out for him (aka groomed by alchemix) that his responce to becoming spiderman is to wander aimlessly to keep ventures back and fully iscolate himself in a dark apartment. it's like... i almost see where atsv tried to come from with miguel's rigidity in his beliefs and calculated approuch but how they reached the point they did with his character from the first appearence is completely baffling to me

[thenewsart]

Curve Finance to disburse $49M in compensation to hack victims

The community behind the decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Curve Finance has voted to reimburse the liquidity providers (LPs) hit by a $61-million hack in July. On-chain data confirms that 94% of tokenholders approved on Dec. 21 the disbursement of tokens worth over $49.2 million to cover the losses of the Curve (CRV), JPEG’d (JPEG), Alchemix (ALCX) and Metronome (MET) pools. Just wanted to…

[pesterloglog]

John Egbert

Act 1, page 211

EB: alright, i used the lathe to make this blue shapey thing.

EB: now i guess i take it back to the alchemixer again?

EB: hello???????

-- tentacleTherapist [TT] is no longer connected! --

EB: uh...

[ladookhotnikov]

DeFi Sector Appears More Dead than Alive

A team of hackers has unexpectedly returned all the stolen funds from Alchemix to the Curve pool. AlchemixFi confirmed the funds' return, reassuring users that there's no cause for concern.

The hackers claim their actions were an "act of goodwill" and that they decided to return the stolen funds after careful analysis. According to them, such actions contribute to building trust in decentralized financial platforms, where security should be of utmost importance.

Lado Okhotnikov believes that this incident severely damaged Curve Finance's reputation:

"Most likely, this platform will lose a significant portion of its investors, and it's doubtful they'll attract substantial capital in the future. In the current situation, the project might have to rebrand to salvage some of the invested funds. At least, I wouldn't risk holding assets on this platform as it has compromised itself."

The event garnered widespread attention and sparked numerous debates. Analysts continue to discuss the legality of such actions and their potential consequences for the decentralized financial system.

CoinDesk specialist Daniel Kuhn remarked, "We barely noticed when DeFi died. Recent events have shown that decentralized finance isn't all that different from the traditional financial sector."

This episode highlighted how prepared the crypto community is for such situations and what measures should be taken to protect users and their assets.

[coinatory]

Curve Finance Hacker Returns Stolen Funds After Receiving $7 Million Bug Bounty

After receiving nearly $7 million as a bug bounty reward, the attacker responsible for the Curve finance hack has decided to return the stolen funds. The attack, which occurred on July 30, resulted in the drainage of over $61 million in cryptocurrencies, with Alchemix's alETH-ETH pool losing $13.6 million. The hacker also targeted JPEGd's pETH-ETH pool, causing outflows of $11.4 million, and Metronome's sETH-ETH pool, resulting in a loss of over $1.6 million. The attack exploited vulnerabilities in the Vyper programming language through reentrancy attacks, specifically targeting stable pools on Curve Finance. To recover the stolen funds, Curve, Metronome, and Alchemix initiated a joint effort on August 3, offering a 10% bounty as a reward and urging the hacker to return the remaining 90%. This would bring the total bug bounty

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[cryptokingdomz]

Curve, Metronome and Alchemix offering 10% bug bounty on Vyper hack

Decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms Curve, Metronome and Alchemix have jointly announced an initiative to recover stolen funds from the recent exploits of Curve’s pools. According to on-chain data, the protocols are offering a 10% bounty of the stolen funds as a reward, urging those responsible for the exploit to step forward and return the remaining 90%. The exploit on July 30 resulted in the…

[cointmr]

Curve遭遇攻擊，引發DeFi連鎖反應、價格波動、流動性變差

Curve遭攻擊，引發DeFi連環案 Curve遭遇攻擊，其所引發的價格波動、流動性變差、壞賬出現等連鎖反應正在上演。Curve Finance穩定幣池黑客攻擊事件已造成Alchemix、JPEG’d、MetronomeDAO、deBridge、Ellipsis和CRV/ETH池累計損失5200萬美元。 Curve Finance官方轉發了加密風險評估集團LlamaRisk發布關於Curve池重入漏洞利用事後分析。LlamaRisk的報告表示，舊版本Vyper編譯器中的錯誤導致有限的Curve池組使用的安全功能出現故障，結果讓攻擊者能夠耗儘受影響池中的代幣。儘管Curve正在嘗試聯係漏洞利用者並收回用戶資金，但該漏洞的利用直接損害了這些受影響礦池的Curve流動性提供商的利益。多虧了白帽黑客，DAO才收回了受影響池中的部分代幣。Curve…

[ailtrahq]

Hackers stole around $62 million from Curve Finance on Sunday, causing a ripple effect throughout the crypto sector and raising questions about the strength of the decentralized finance ecosystem. Curve is one of the largest decentralized exchanges (DEX) in the crypto market today, with about $1.67 billion in total value locked (TVL), according to data on DeFi TVL aggregator DeFiLlama. A handful of DeFi projects’ pools were also hacked, including PEGd’s pETH/ETH: $11 million; Metronome’s msETH/ETH: $3.4 million; Alchemix’s alETH/ETH: $22.6 million; and Curve DAO: around $24.7 million, according to Llama Risk’s post-exploit assessment. A bug found in older versions of the Vyper compiler contract programming language caused a failure in a security feature used by a handful of Curve liquidity pools. An admin in Curve Finance’s Telegram group declined to comment further to TechCrunch+ and referred us back to the post-exploit assessment. By crypto standards, this wasn’t considered a “big” hack; Curve is a massive DEX, and this hack makes up about 4% of its TVL. A portion of the exploit was done by white hat hacker user c0ffeebabe.eth, who returned 2,879 ether, roughly $5.4 million, to Curve, according to on chain data. But this exploit isn’t the only problem Curve — and the broader crypto space — is facing. Curve founder Michael Egorov has a $100 million loan backed by 427.5 million of the DEX’s token, CRV. That’s around 47% of the entire circulating supply of CRV, according to Delphi Digital, a research and data platform. The token’s price dropping could spell bad news for the health of Curve, and could create even more volatility in the broader DeFi ecosystem. Egorov borrowed about 63.2 million tether from Aave, against collateral of 305 million CRV which will be liquidated if the CRV/USDT pair drops to 37 cents, Delphi wrote. As it stands, CRV is down 19% to 59 cents from 73 cents before the Sunday attack, according to CoinMarketCap data. Next in store

[coinnewz]

Connext, Alchemix launch cross-chain token standard

The Connext cross-chain bridging protocol has announced a new token standard to reduce losses from bridge hacks. According to a July 24 announcement, the new “xERC-20” standard allows token issuers to maintain a list of official bridges and control how many tokens can be minted by each. In addition to Connext, decentralized finance (DeFi) platform Alchemix Finance will implement xERC-20 tokens, the announcement stated. Connext Alchemix Today, Connext is announcing support of the xERC20 standard and onboarding projects into safely bringing their tokens to every chain. As our flagship user, we've been working with @AlchemixFi to bring $alUSD, $alETH, and $ALCX to @arbitrum and @optimismFND. https://t.co/S2tBLpuuqe — Arjun | xERC20 arc (@arjunbhuptani) July 24, 2023 The new token standard was originally put forth on July 7 as Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) 7281. It was co-authored by Connext’s founder Arjun Bhuptani. At the time, Bhuptani said it would help to minimize losses from bridge hacks by acting on the principle that “Token issuers are the ones who get rekt when bridges get hacked.” Instead of each bridge issuing its own version of a token on every network, the new standard would allow bridges to mint “official” or “canonical” versions of each token. However, they can only do this with the permission of the token issuer, and this permission would be enforced through smart contracts. Token issuers would also be able to limit the number of coins that a particular bridge could mint, the proposal stated. Under EIP-7281, bridges could still mint their own versions of tokens, but such derivative coins would not be considered “canonical” versions. As a result, consumers would eventually come to reject unofficial versions of coins. In Bhuptani’s view, this would lead to a safer DeFi space because it would put the responsibility for avoiding bridge hacks squarely on the shoulders of each token issuer, which would help to prevent end users from suffering losses. To become an official part of the Ethereum ecosystem, an EIP has to be approved by EIP editors, a process that can take months. The July 24 announcement said the standard will now be implemented in Connext and Alchemix ahead of its official approval, allowing end users to rely on it immediately. Related: Multichain bridge hack was a “big blow” to Fantom ecosystem, says Cronje In the announcement, Connext stated that the token standard will be “forward compatible” with the official version should it eventually be approved by the EIP editors. Bhuptani argued that the new implementation will prevent bridges with bad security or excessive centralization from being taken seriously, stating: “This approach encourages open competition and innovation as token issuers now have the flexibility granularly update their preferences for supported bridges over time. Instead of prioritizing building a monopoly on liquidity, or trying to corner market share by locking-in token issuers (or in some cases entire chains), bridges are now forced to have an ongoing focus on their security and quality of service, lest they be delisted." The issue of bridge security has become a hot topic in the crypto community. These concerns were amplified on July 7, when over $100 million was mysteriously withdrawn from the Multichain bridging protocol. The Multichain team at first only referred to the withdrawals as “abnormal” but later clarified that an unknown individual had accessed the CEO’s cloud storage system to withdraw the funds without users’ consent. Source link Read the full article

[blockchainfeed]

Alchemix will divert a third of its yield-farming revenue into a token buyback program for ALCX in an attempt to bolster its synthetic assets. #Blockchain #Crypto

[marketingstrategy1]

DeFi Lender Alchemix Approves ALCX Token Buyback Plan

If all goes to plan, the proposal sees an increase in Alchemix’s CRV and CVX revenue generated by its alAsset trading pools, currently projected around $300,000 a month. This revenue is what will partly fund the new buyback and bribe program. Previously, Alchemix sent half of its “harvest” to its treasury and staked half into Curve and Convex, but now those levels drop to a third. #DeFi #Lender…

[29pageshomestuckeveryday]

Homestuck, page 211

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Author commentary: John has the right idea by calling them the blue shapey thing and the alchemixer respectively. Because really who even gives a shit what any of this stuff is actually named? I know when I play games, I seriously don't care about all this meticulously designed stuff and assiduous nomenclature they put a ton of thought into. Most of the time I'm like where's my sword, ok here it is, fuck yes.

[techno12]

What are the best companies in Abu Dhabi, UAE, for developing websites and mobile applications?

Introduction

Web and mobile app development companies in Abu Dhabi are more than just the developers and designers that create these products. There are also project managers, team leaders, project managers, and more who will help you to build the product you need. You must find a company that fits your budget. With the surging popularity of mobile apps, businesses in Abu Dhabi are increasingly looking for the web and Top Mobile App development companies in Abu Dhabi for their apps. The tech industry is constantly changing, and companies are always looking for new ways to gain a competitive edge. Data and web development are two of the most competitive industries in Abu Dhabi. They are largely responsible for the success of many companies in the area. If you are looking for business opportunities in these fields and are eager to get your company off the ground, these companies will give you all the tools you need to succeed.

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Web Development Companies in Abu Dhabi

Web development is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world, with several different companies offering their unique services to their clients. From design to development, many different aspects of web development can be handled by companies in Abu Dhabi.

Web development refers to the creation and upkeep of websites; it's the behind-the-scenes work that goes into making a website look great, work quickly, and work well with a seamless user experience.

1. Webjetz Solutions -Webjetz Solutions is one of the most respected web development companies in Abu Dhabi. They have years of experience and are known for their high-quality workmanship and customer service.

2. BrillMindz Technologies -BrillMindz Technologies is another leading web development company in Abu Dhabi with an excellent track record of delivering quality projects on time and within budget. They offer a wide range of customizations and features to their clients, making them well-suited for any project requirement.

3. CodeRush -CodeRush is an experienced team of developers who know how to create engaging websites that meet your specific needs and requirements. Their skillset includes HTML5/CSS3 design, responsive design, jQuery implementation, and more!

4. Alchemix – Alchemix provides state-of-the-art website design services that go above and beyond the norm...Their diverse approach ensures they can accommodate any need or specification you may have!

5. Dromaeo – Dromaeo offers a comprehensive package tailored specifically to meet your business needs...They understand the importance of cutting-edge technology when it comes to website designs, so rest assured knowing they will deliver on all promises made!

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 Mobile App Development Companies in Abu Dhabi

When it comes to mobile app development, Abu Dhabi is certainly on the rise. Several top-notch companies have set up shops in the country recently, and they are quickly becoming some of the most popular providers of mobile application development services anywhere.

1) Appcelerator: Appcelerator is a well-known provider of rapid mobile app development services. They offer a range of platforms and tools for developers, as well as 24/7 customer support. 

2) 11th Hour Engineering: 11th Hour Engineering is one of Abu Dhabi's oldest and most respected software houses, specializing in both desktop and mobile applications. They boast an impressive portfolio that includes high-profile projects such as Uber Eats' Ramadan MENA campaign success story.

3) BrillMindz Technologies: BrillMindz Technologies provides comprehensive solutions for both Android and iOS app development. s a leading global provider of software development tools and services. They offer an extensive range of applications and platforms, including Android, iOS, Java SE Embedded Development Suite (EDS), PHP Framework 5., NodeJS Development Platform, and Cloud Hosting Solutions . . . etc.,

like TALABAT, TRILLER, etc. so you can be sure their apps will meet your stringent standards! 

4) Alofttech Solutions & Technologies Ltd.: Alofttech provides comprehensive solutions for both Android and iOS app development. Their team has years of experience working with international brands like Airbnb, Disney ABC Television Group (DTVG), Qatar Airways, Hilton HHonors Plaza Dubai Marina Hotel & Towers . . . etc., so you can be sure their apps will meet your stringent standards! 

5) Kudo Mobile LLC: Kudo Mobile offers a complete end-to-end solution for developing tailor-made iPhone or Android mobile Apps from scratch or enhancing existing ones using advanced marketing techniques, cloud storage facilities, etc. With over 16 years combined industry experience between its founders - all with degrees from world.

Why choose these companies?

When it comes to finding the best web development company in Abu Dhabi, you can't go wrong with any of the five companies listed here. Each company has years of experience crafting beautiful websites that function perfectly on all devices and platforms. No matter what your budget or needs may be, these experts will have a solution just for you!

Conclusion

When it comes to mobile apps, there is no shortage of options available. And with so many different companies vying for your business, it can be difficult to know which one is the right fit for you. , you should look for the best web development company to get the best results. Web development companies are categorized into three types: web design companies, web development companies, and web marketing companies. We have listed all the websites of the companies in Abu Dhabi for your ease of reference. The article starts by mentioning the best time to start your website, then it goes on to discuss how to choose the right type of web app, and finally, it provides the web and mobile app development companies in Abu Dhabi.

Brillmindz is one of the top mobile app and game app development companies in India. We have a team of skilled developers who work on different platforms. We have successfully developed many apps with various clients from all over the world. We can help you build your dream app with our mobile app design and development services. We have expert developers who can build any app for any operating system.

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 email us: info@brillmindz.com 

[ladookhotnikov]

Hackers Against All

Last Sunday, unknown hackers emptied the liquidity pools of Curve, Metronome and Alchemix. The attackers got more than $60 million. Some of the tokens were recovered, but the main amount remained with hackers. While experts are sorting out hacking technology and fixing security holes, all three services have offered to return the stolen assets for 10% reward under confidentiality and claims waiver.

The hacker has a deadline of eight Sunday morning. In case of refusal to take a deal, these funds will be used to reward those who will help to apprehend the hackers.

Lado Okhotnikov, CEO of Meta Force noted that such an offer is a reasonable move by the affected crypto businesses.

«Of course, hacking is bad. However, services are willing to pay hackers for finding vulnerabilities. Therefore, such bargaining with some accuracy can be called honest. Now much depends on who holds the information. If hackers live in America - Europe, they have good reasons to conclude a settlement. But if they are, for example, in North Korea, then about the return will have to forget...»

[coinatory]

Curve Finance Offers 10% Bug Bounty to Attackers Behind Vyper

Decentralized exchange Curve Finance has collaborated with Metronome and Alchemix to establish a 10% bug bounty reward for the individuals responsible for the recent exploit, which resulted in over $50 million being taken from the pools of these platforms. In an on-chain message found on one of the hackers' Ethereum addresses, the protocols have expressed their willingness to halt any further pursuit of the case if the attackers decide to return 90% of the stolen funds, allowing them to retain 10% as a reward. On July 30, a significant exploit targeted four Curve Finance pools, impacting various decentralized finance protocols such as Metronome, Alchemix, and Ellipsis. The attackers leveraged the Vyper programming language on the Ethereum Virtual Machine to exploit a malfunctioning re-entrancy lock. Though the exact amount

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