Drift just dropped a bombshell — that $270M exploit was no random hack. It was a six-month North Korean intelligence operation, state-backed and highly coordinated.
The attackers didn’t just break in — they infiltrated. They posed as a legit quant trading firm, attended major crypto conferences, met Drift’s team in person, and even deposited over $1M of their own capital. For months, they played the long game, gaining trust and access.
The breach happened through social engineering and softwar...
$KOMA made a sharp pump from the 0.006 zone and topped out around 0.0145, followed by a strong rejection showing clear selling pressure at higher levels. Since then, price has been moving sideways with weak upside attempts, indicating that momentum from the pump is fading. The structure on lower timeframe is forming lower highs, suggesting sellers are slowly taking control. Current price action looks more like distribution rather than continuation. If price fails to reclaim 0.011–0.012, downside...