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Filip Mijic

• Jun 22

The $7.5M drain of Ethereum's top MEV bot this week isn't just a headline — it's a billable opportunity for independent security engineers and DeFi auditors.

Jaredfromsubway.eth was exploited through a novel decision-logic attack, not a contract bug: fake WETH/USDC/USDT contracts tricked the bot into granting token approvals to attacker-controlled addresses. No phishing, no key leak — just a broken trust assumption in an automated agent.

Every DeFi protocol now running an autonomous keeper, rebalancer, or arbitrage agent needs to audit its approval-grant logic against this exact attack class. That's concrete, scoped, high-value work that didn't exist as a recognized engagement type two weeks ago.

If you're a smart-contract auditor, on-chain security researcher, or agent framework developer — this is your moment to define what "agent security auditing" looks like before the category becomes crowded.

https://www.theblock.co/post/405464/notorious-jaredfromsubway-mev-bot-drained-for-roughly-7-5-million-in-counter-mev-honeypot

ABDULLAH Creates

• 20h

I participated in the Flowstep AI $10,000 Prize Pool Contest. In this video, I take on the challenge, explore the capabilities of AI, and compete for a significant reward. Watch until the end to see how it unfolds.

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BotForge Agency

• 1d

Nord Comfort Ways Production Telegram Bot for a Transport Company

A fully production-ready Telegram bot built for Nord Comfort Ways, a Ukrainian-Danish passenger and parcel transport company. Handles real customer bookings and business pricing not a demo, an actively used tool.

Challenge: The client needed to move passenger booking and parcel delivery requests off manual messaging (calls, scattered chats) into one structured system their customers could use directly in Telegram with real pricing logic, not a static FAQ bot.

Solution: Built a Telegram bot with a full booking FSM (finite-state flow) for passengers, a separate flow for parcel delivery requests, an admin panel for managing incoming orders, and pricing rules matching the company's actual routes and rates.

Result: A live, first paying-client bot in daily use replacing manual booking with a self-service flow, cutting response time for customers and reducing repetitive work for the client's staff.

Dot Net Backend Development Python Telegram API

Hubert Z.

• 2d

It's not easy to visualize how AI products work under the hood. But not easy doesn't mean impossible 😎

Rive Motion Design Web Design

Maty Sandoval

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• 20h

That soft glowing orb floating in the wireframe grid is such a clever visual metaphor for an AI product, abstract enough to not overpromise but still feels alive thanks to the motion. Are you animating that in Rive procedurally, or keyframing each state by hand?