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Welcome to Web3 Builders Hub!
Hey, you're in the right place! 🐋 A place where Web3 founders and builders actually connect. Meet decision-makers for real partnerships, tap a vetted tester pool for feedback swaps, keep up with live event updates, and stay sharp with weekly news recaps and concept breakdowns. Start here - Post in 📸Introduce Yourself. Tell us what you do. Tell us what you need. - Use 📣Looking for when you need help, partners, users, or feedback. - Chat in 💬General Discussion for ideas, wins, lessons or any other fun stuff. - Check the 📅 News category. We share the most relevant Web3 news. Tabs you’ll use 🔹Classroom – free Web3 courses. Learn fast. 🔹Calendar – public live events in Web3. Don’t miss out. 🔹Members – meet the people here. 🔹Map – see members by location. Let's meet up in person? 🔹Leaderboards – top performers win gifts. Be active. 🔹About – intro to the community Rules (read this) 1. No spam or mass DMs. 2. Be respectful. Debate ideas, not people. 3. Share takeaways, not only links. 4. No shilling, pumps, or price talk. 5. Never share seed phrases. Ever.⚠️ How to get value - Share awesome stuff. - Ask clear questions. - Give feedback before you ask for it. - Keep it simple. Keep it useful (or fun). - Stay active
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Press Release
We just got our first press release featured in AMBCrypto. Honestly? It feels good to see these conversations going public. For a long time, Web3 development has been a "black box." Agencies have been using the same tired playbook to bleed founders dry, and nobody was calling it out. I’ve watched solid ideas die because the agency relationship was toxic. Not because the tech failed, but because the partnership was designed to extract value rather than create it. I’m spilling every secret these agencies guard like gold. I want founders to know exactly what to look for before they sign, even if they never work with us. If you’re building in Web3, give this a read. It might save your project (and your fundraise). https://ambcrypto.com/beawhale-ceo-exposes-toxic-practices-of-web3-development-agencies/
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Bluff Secured $21M By Solving the "Cold Start" Problem
Yesterday, betting platform BLUFF announced a $21M raise led by 1kx, by showing impressive numbers on a 3-month beta (125 million bets) Here's how they did it: Usually, new casinos face a "Liquidity Trap." High-rollers won't switch because they don't want to lose their VIP status elsewhere. Bluff bypassed this with a strategic "Vampire Attack" on user loyalty. ✅ Standard Playbook: New platforms force users to start from zero, slowly grinding up loyalty tiers. ⚡ Bluff’s Playbook: They introduced "VIP Status Matching." If you are a VIP on Stake or Rollbit, you are a VIP on Bluff - instantly. They realized that for high-value users, Time > Bonuses. By removing the friction of "starting over," they converted their competitors' most valuable asset (long-term whales) into their own immediate traction. Don't just build a better product; build a better migration path. The biggest barrier to entry isn't feature parity - it's the switching cost. Lower that, and you unlock growth. Source: https://chainwire.org/2026/02/03/bluff-raises-21-million-to-power-betting-innovation/
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How CrossCurve Lost $3M With Bridge Exploit
Today attackers drained $3 million by exploiting a critical oversight in CrossCurve's bridge. They sent "spoofed" messages - basically fake deposit receipts - to the bridge's expressExecute function. The smart contract had no access control on that specific function. It failed to verify who was sending the message. ✅ Intended Behavior: Only the official Axelar Gateway should trigger a transfer. ❌ Actual Behavior: The contract accepted commands from anyone, allowing the hackers to bypass security entirely. And this could've been avoided with a simple Sender Validation. The contract needed a check ensuring that msg.sender == AxelarGateway. Without this verify-sender check, the door was left wide open. Source: https://decrypt.co/356599/crosscurve-legal-action-3m-cross-chain-bridge-exploit
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Why Everything Is Crashing
We just witnessed a crypto flash crash. Here are the main reasons behind this sell-off: - Gold and Silver crashed first. Big funds lost money there and were forced to sell their crypto immediately just to pay their debts. - Reports claimed CZ was selling his massive stash. True or not, the fear alone triggered bots and traders to panic-sell instantly. - Wall Street funds bought Bitcoin heavily around $80,000. When the price dipped below that line, they all rushed for the exit at the same time. - News of a strict new Fed Chair (Kevin Warsh) made the US Dollar spike in value. When the Dollar gets stronger fast, crypto prices automatically get pushed down. - Changes to Tether (USDT) rules made it harder to move money, causing "liquidity" (cash) to dry up exactly when people needed to sell. TLDR: Investors were forced to sell crypto to cover Gold losses, allegations about CZ scared the market, and Wall Street panic-sold when they started losing money.
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