The last 24 hours saw developers, security firms, and individual contributors from across Solana, Ethereum, and cross-chain wallets come together to investigate what at first appeared to be a massive supply-chain hack, impacting Solana and Ethereum What made us think this?
- Verified reports of ETH drained (more on this later)
- Reports of incidents on all major Solana wallets
- No obvious connection between the victims
- Transactions were self-signed, something only possible if the attacker has keys

Abortion rights are human rights.

I’m too angry to say anything more right now. What happened today is a disgrace. The right to choose is a fundamental freedom, and forcing someone to carry to term is a form of indentured servitude.

But it’s so much worse than that.

What an unbelievable day. I'm thrilled I can finally share what a skunkworks group of engineers have been working on.

Introducing Solana Mobile Stack – the word's first open-source Android framework for web3 development.

Oh, yeah, and Saga. A flagship web3 Android phone. In January, this project was nothing more than a twinkle in the eyes of @aeyakovenko and @OSOMKeats – asking what happens if we combine the world's fastest blockchain with one of the world's most accomplished hardware teams?

The answer surpassed my wildest expectations.