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** Last 1 Hour, Binance Flow ** inflow : 8M $ARKM ($4.4M) outflow: 18.7M $ARKM ($11M) netflow: -10.8M $ARKM

$ELX #Do you trade or holdELX?Bullish or bearish? Fraud Proofs Elixir's technical architecture ensures that the protocol's deUSD operations and orderbook orders activities operate functionally and securely. Security is at the core of Elixir's network. On the technical process flow, the auditor and controller infrastructure ensures that the data broadcasted to exchanges are honest and accurate. The auditor infrastructure monitors inputs / outputs within the network, while the controller infrastructure resolves conflicts that could arise as a result of inconsistencies in outputs. This helps guarantee accuracy within the network and blocks any potentially malicious actions from validators who may attempt to output data that could prove harmful to the strategies and users. Auditors Auditors work to keep the rest of the network honest. The auditor monitors the inputs and outputs from each of the various actors in the network, and in the case of a discrepancy (either reported or observed), an auditor submits a proof of malicious activity to the ETH slashing smart contract in the controller in exchange for a bounty. The bounty will be extracted from the validator's stake and credited to the auditor. Finally, the auditors are responsible for ensuring validator uptimes for purposes of staking rewards. Controller (smart contract) The controller smart contract is responsible for managing staking, delegating, rewards, jailing, and slashing. In the case of a dispute, the controller checks for 2/3rds consensus within the active validator set, and can slash the malicious validator. In the case of excessive downtime, the controller enables jailing the offending validator.

$ELX #Do you trade or holdELX?Bullish or bearish? Fraud Proofs Elixir's technical architecture ensures that the protocol's deUSD operations and orderbook orders activities operate functionally and securely. Security is at the core of Elixir's network. On the technical process flow, the auditor and controller infrastructure ensures that the data broadcasted to exchanges are honest and accurate. The auditor infrastructure monitors inputs / outputs within the network, while the controller infrastructure resolves conflicts that could arise as a result of inconsistencies in outputs. This helps guarantee accuracy within the network and blocks any potentially malicious actions from validators who may attempt to output data that could prove harmful to the strategies and users. Auditors Auditors work to keep the rest of the network honest. The auditor monitors the inputs and outputs from each of the various actors in the network, and in the case of a discrepancy (either reported or observed), an auditor submits a proof of malicious activity to the ETH slashing smart contract in the controller in exchange for a bounty. The bounty will be extracted from the validator's stake and credited to the auditor. Finally, the auditors are responsible for ensuring validator uptimes for purposes of staking rewards. Controller (smart contract) The controller smart contract is responsible for managing staking, delegating, rewards, jailing, and slashing. In the case of a dispute, the controller checks for 2/3rds consensus within the active validator set, and can slash the malicious validator. In the case of excessive downtime, the controller enables jailing the offending validator.

$ELX #Do you trade or holdELX?Bullish or bearish? Fraud Proofs Elixir's technical architecture ensures that the protocol's deUSD operations and orderbook orders activities operate functionally and securely. Security is at the core of Elixir's network. On the technical process flow, the auditor and controller infrastructure ensures that the data broadcasted to exchanges are honest and accurate. The auditor infrastructure monitors inputs / outputs within the network, while the controller infrastructure resolves conflicts that could arise as a result of inconsistencies in outputs. This helps guarantee accuracy within the network and blocks any potentially malicious actions from validators who may attempt to output data that could prove harmful to the strategies and users. Auditors Auditors work to keep the rest of the network honest. The auditor monitors the inputs and outputs from each of the various actors in the network, and in the case of a discrepancy (either reported or observed), an auditor submits a proof of malicious activity to the ETH slashing smart contract in the controller in exchange for a bounty. The bounty will be extracted from the validator's stake and credited to the auditor. Finally, the auditors are responsible for ensuring validator uptimes for purposes of staking rewards. Controller (smart contract) The controller smart contract is responsible for managing staking, delegating, rewards, jailing, and slashing. In the case of a dispute, the controller checks for 2/3rds consensus within the active validator set, and can slash the malicious validator. In the case of excessive downtime, the controller enables jailing the offending validator.

Bitcoin Miner Selling Pressure Increasing at Lows 🚨 📊 Bitcoin Miner to Exchange Flow Update Miners are offloading more $BTC during price declines, increasing selling pressure near local bottoms 🩸 📌 BTC dropped to around $76.6K, and miner transfers to exchanges spiked 📌 Historically, miners sell more at dips to cover operational costs, adding downward pressure 📌 Sustained selling from miners can slow recovery unless absorbed by strong demand ⚠ Why Does This Matter? Miners are forced sellers, and their flows impact market liquidity. High miner selling at lows suggests they are under financial pressure, possibly due to increasing costs ⚙️ 🔹 If buyer demand absorbs the selling, BTC could stabilize 🔹 If miner selling continues, further downside is possible #Bitcoin $ETH $SOL #SOL #ETH $PI #XRP