thorchain monero drama or somethin idk

https://monero.forum/thread/monerousd-stablecoin-fcmp-privacy

https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com/

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thorchain exploited for hundreds of millions?

https://x.com/PerpetualCow/status/2055222175238430927?s=20
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I don't know anything about thorchain except it smells funky to me
anyone care to make an effort post summarizing the history and drama?

I don't know anything about thorchain except it smells funky to me

literally same lol

like, what even is the point of trading cryptocoins for cryptocoins
do people trade the $ for euro and british pound and korean won and whatever else?
i mean is rhetoric, idk if some people do but like, that's not the usecase for cash...
so why should it be the usecase for digital cash? dont make sense to me...

anyone care to make an effort post summarizing the history and drama?

would be nice lol, i just catching up on it too so like, literally no clue
and there that llm slop article:
https://monerowire.com/articles/thorchain-exploit-10m-we-flagged-it-first
so, actual coverage by real journalists like the youtuber xenu/antimoonboy on that situation would be nice lol, mebbe in the next episode O_O

also u posted the twatter of cow dude from wagyu which idk, i just posted a screenshot of reddit that was saying he exit scammed or somethin lol
i didnt fact check, i just thought "its reddit so it must be true"
but seems like he still active on the twatter :O
(wagyu stinks too lol)

cryptobros doing cryptobros shits i guess x)

oh no, shots fired between cryptobro exchanges
wagyu has it's own drama atm right?
I don't trust reddit or Twitter I just dunno where to get valid information on this stuff
got the Twitter link from the comments here (a chatgpt post about thorchain. it's critical on thorchain but the llm smell is annoying)

https://xcancel.com/tayvano_/status/2055292850557063604

Thorchain was apparently running tss-lib (threshold signature scheme library) that was ~3 years and 2+ major security releases behind.

I'm not a programmer by any means, but I feel like not keeping your various dependencies up to date is a very rookie mistake