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RT @Elphie_L: never a boring day on Abstract 💚 @visitsugartown poker is back for another week full of games! who's joining me at the tabl…

Damn, even established long standing brands like @arbitrum are joining the @KaitoAI yappers leaderboard. I fell out of favour with Arbitrum because I held the $ARB token from sub $1 dollar to above $2 and never took any profit - all whilst the rest of the market absolutely pumped. I held $ARB and received a good airdrop because I used $ARB literally all the time - I couldn't afford ETH L1 back then (flex) I was frustrated because @arbitrum tech was amazing and more decentralised than most L2's - but man, that DAO was a shit show. Anyway, you should probably yap about them if you want rewards.

Why is my timeline constantly shilling me Chinese cars I’d never buy one but damn are they really that far ahead?

MetaMask, the most popular hot crypto wallet, has added support for the Solana network, ending years of EVM exclusivity. MetaMask users are finally able to transfer to keep their Solana (SOL) assets in their wallet. On Tuesday, May 27, MetaMask officially added support for the Solana network on its web browser extension. This means that users will be able to hold SOL and Solana-based tokens in the wallet. While the Solana network is not yet available on the MetaMask mobile app, mobile support is expected “in a few weeks,” according to the company. MetaMask also announced plans to expand support for additional networks not powered by the Ethereum Virtual Machine. “Solana is just the start. We’ll be adding more non-EVM networks over the coming months, to make wallet juggling a thing of the past. One wallet, one interface, every network,” MetaMask. According to the company, integrating Solana and other non-EVM chains is part of a broader effort to streamline the user experience. Previously, users holding assets across multiple networks, such as Ethereum and Solana, had to manage separate wallets. With this update, they can now access and manage all supported assets from MetaMask. That said, not all Solana users are expected to immediately switch to MetaMask. Phantom, the leading Solana-native wallet, already supports multiple networks, including Ethereum, Bitcoin, Base, Polygon, and others. However, MetaMask is betting that its security architecture will help it gain traction among multi-chain users. The platform highlights features such as real-time alerts, malicious dApp detection, and transaction simulations as key tools for protecting users. MetaMask also notes that it has never experienced a protocol-level hack affecting its browser extension or mobile app. Still, several users have suffered losses due to social engineering, phishing, and other types of exploits. For instance, in 2023, MetaMask users were targeted with phishing emails after attackers managed to hack Namecheap.

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