What's in an issue

  • From the editor. One story, told straight, with the number that matters. Issue 2 opened on AnubisDAO, which raised about $58 million in a day in October 2021 and had no website.
  • If you read one thing this week. The guide worth your ten minutes, summed up in a short paragraph so you can decide whether to click.
  • This week. Three or four short items: a guide, an explainer, a project we looked into. Each one links to the full piece.
  • What stays out. Price calls and coin tips. If anything is sponsored, it says Sponsored. If I'm tied to a project in the issue, the disclosure at the foot names it.

Past issues

Latest
Issue 7: When the bank calls about the hack
Nov 8, 2026. A French bank confirmed this week's big crypto theft, France wants a list of big holders, and the fake bank call that follows the headlines.

Issue 6: The biggest crypto theft ever, and what came next
Nov 5, 2026. Binance lost $6.3 billion, the FBI named North Korea, and the fake refund messages that follow a big hack. Plus a 10-minute exchange lock-down.

Issue 5: Where do your 24 words live?
Oct 25, 2026. This week's crypto thefts mostly happened off the chain: Qubic's weak seeds, the Railway breach and fake wallet updates. A 10-minute check of where your recovery phrase lives.

Issue 3: $19 billion, gone in a day
11 Oct 2026. How perpetual futures wiped out 1.6 million traders in a day, plus writing a crypto whitepaper, liquid staking, launching on Liquid NFTs and the Liquid Apes whitelist.

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Issue 2: $58 million, and no website
4 Oct 2026. The five checks that spot a rug pull, Anon NFTs' daily liquidity streak, hot vs cold wallets, flash loans, and Liquid's revenue claims and Apes whitelist.

Issue 1: Free NFTs, and 9,000 of them say they're worthless
26 Sept 2026. The NOT THE LIQUID APES free mint on OpenSea, how Liquid NFTs and FUSD work, and the seven-point due diligence checklist.

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