#23m

I’m in LOVE, this trio and their giraffe friend are too cute!

AIO for feeling like my (20f) bf (23m) talking at me and not to me?

So my (20f) bf (23m) has been sleeping over after work. He gets here around 11:30PM sometimes 12AM after work. I have roommates so I have to be mindful of that when he is coming and going. I have to turn our alarm off, and my bf cannot just let himself in or out.

Last night we did not go to sleep until 1 almost 2AM, he also has work this morning at 10AM but needs to leave an hour early. So I asked him what time is his alarm set for and he said 7:30AM. He proceeded to have multiple alarms ranging from every minute or every 5 minutes all the way until 9AM. Then at 9:15AM the first thing he says to me is that I needed to turn the house alarm off. I immediately got upset because he was telling me to do something and he wasn’t even dressed and didn’t have his stuff together.

I realized I didn’t need to snap this morning so I half sleep texted him apologizing, then he just overreacted.

Edit: I gave him time and asked him if he had anything to say about the way he talked to me, he said no and that basically I treat him so horribly that he should be able to express his frustrations. So I just decided to end it. Reading the comments made me realize I just didn’t need this relationship. Also please stop messaging me being rude.

Reddit consensus: NOT OVERREACTING (NOR) (97% confidence)

Top comment: “NOR. Just say bye. Make sure any of his stuff is packed and waiting for him

He's not even talking, those are all just noises and he's gotta go.”

Notable explanation: “NOR, you had a valid reason to get upset to begin with & you still apologised multiple times while he continued to act like a rude ass bitch. Fuck your boyfriend he’s an asshole. I’d dump him for speaking to me like that.”

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Bitrue crypto trade suffers $23m incredibly hot wallet exploit

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Crypto exchange Bitrue introduced that it experienced a scorching wallet exploit that enabled hackers to withdraw numerous cryptocurrencies value practically $23 million.

The information was introduced on April 14, with Bitrue quickly suspending all withdrawals thanks to a “brief exploit” of its hot wallet. The company expects to reopen withdrawals on April 18, 2023, just after conducting further stability checks.

1/4: We have discovered a transient exploit in one of our hot wallets on 07:18 (UTC), 14 April 2023. We ended up equipped to handle this subject quickly and prevented the additional exploit of cash. We take this subject severely and are at this time investigating the predicament. pic.twitter.com/QioPHSB2DM

— Bitrue (@BitrueOfficial) April 14, 2023

Bitrue guarantees whole payment for affected consumers

Bitrue mentioned that it was able to handle the issue quickly, preventing the even more drain of funds. The exchange’s affected very hot wallet accounted for much less than 5% of its general money.

Executives at the exchange promised to fully compensate all determined buyers impacted by the incident.

In accordance to the announcement, the afflicted cryptocurrencies on the exploited hot wallet included Ether, QNT, GALA, SHIB, Sizzling, and MATIC, which are held at an tackle commencing with 0x181.

Commonly, centralized cryptocurrency exchanges make use of both of those cold and sizzling wallets to manage consumer resources.

Cold wallets, which are offline storage alternatives, supply a greater amount of defense versus cyberattacks. Hot wallets that are joined to the online allow for for faster deposits and withdrawals, but they are additional susceptible to hacks.

Bitrue is the second major exchange to expertise a cyberattack targeting centralized exchanges in the latest days. South Korea-centered trade GDAC shed almost $13 million in crypto assets in a related incident before this 7 days.

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These new exploits on exchanges underscore the importance of safety measures and the will need to watch crypto exchanges.

Although cryptocurrency’s absence of a central authority is one of its strengths, it also means that no one is in cost of the industry, producing it necessary for buyers to be careful and research in advance of deciding upon a crypto trade to assure their belongings are as secure as probable.

Bitrue’s consumers have explanations to get worried about the protection of their resources next the hack, but the exchange’s swift response and perseverance to increasing protection ought to relieve fears. The trade is conducting a extensive stability assessment and guarantees to update its consumers as further progress is manufactured.

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Hackers Steal $23M from Bitrue, Canon USA to Launch NFT Marketplace, HashKey Launches Wealth Management Platform, Ripple Reveals Liquidity Hub

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Hackers stole $23 million from a wallet belonging to Singapore-based crypto exchange Bitrue. “We have identified a brief exploit in one of our hot wallets on 07:18 (UTC), 14 April 2023. We were able to address this matter quickly and prevented the further exploit of funds. We take this matter seriously and are currently investigating the situation,” Bitrue said. To conduct additional security checks, Bitrue will temporarily suspend all withdrawals and will reopen them on April 18, it added.

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Hong Kong-based digital asset firm HashKey Group has launched a new wealth management platform geared toward professional and institutional investors, HashKey Wealth. “Despite recent market volatility, there is a significant demand from investors to access virtual assets,” it said. The company also announced an upgrade of its Over-the-Counter (OTC) trading business, which includes “plans to expand its number of token offerings in the spot market as well as increase its liquidity coverage to 24/7 round the clock.”

Fintech firm Ripple has launched its liquidity solution for businesses, Ripple Liquidity Hub, “created in response to the gap and inefficiencies associated with bridging the world of crypto and fiat,” said the press release. The company launched “a successful pilot” last year, saying that Liquidity Hub is now publicly available to provide businesses with a way to manage their crypto liquidity needs. 

The rescue investor of the troubled crypto exchange Zipmex now offers to give only 10 to 20 cents on the dollar to the creditors, whereas it initially pledged to provide 100% payment, The Block reported. “We are instructed that in early April 2023, the Subscriber has now verbally represented that the Subscriber is now only prepared to consider a compromise to creditors in the Schemes that results in a return to creditors of between 10c to 20c on the dollar of their existing debt,” the news outlet quoted a letter to the Supreme Court of Singapore, allegedly submitted by Zipmex’s lawyers, Morgan Lewis Stamford.

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Financial app Curve announced the launch of a new function that enables its customers to transfer their crypto rewards from merchant transactions to their own digital wallets. The new feature is available to US- and UK-based Curve customers.

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Regulated blockchain infrastructure platform Paxos launched its How the Crypto Winter May Help Save the Digital Asset Economy whitepaper. “Bringing together insights from Paxos’ leadership team and insiders from cryptocurrency market data provider Kaiko,” the whitepaper “provides a look under the hood of the crypto industry following historic disruptions at the close of 2022 and beginning of 2023,” said the press release. 

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