🎙️ Crypto Weekly Recap – Episode 67

Trust Is the Attack Surface

This week on Crypto Weekly Recap, we take a closer look at how the biggest threats in crypto aren’t always hidden inside the blockchain—they’re hidden inside the things we trust.

We break down the rise of Crypto Clipper malware and how a simple copy-and-paste routine can be turned into a devastating attack that silently redirects your crypto to a scammer’s wallet.

We also examine the reported exploit of the infamous JaredFromSubway MEV bot and what happens when one of Ethereum’s most sophisticated automated trading systems is manipulated into becoming its own worst enemy.

In this week’s Beginner’s Corner, we explain why wallet address verification, token approvals, and automation permissions are becoming essential security skills for every crypto investor.

Then, in our HundredCoin Spotlight, we discuss why patience isn’t just an investing strategy—it’s a security feature—and how slowing down can protect both your portfolio and your peace of mind.

If you’re tired of hype and want practical lessons that help you survive and thrive in crypto, this episode is for you.

In this episode:

* 🚨 Crypto Clipper malware and clipboard hijacking

* 🤖 The JaredFromSubway MEV bot exploit

* 🔐 Why token approvals deserve more attention

* 🎓 Beginner’s Corner: Clipboard checks, wallet approvals, and automation risk

* 💯 HundredCoin Spotlight: Patience Is a Security Feature

* 👏 Community shout-outs

Remember:

The blockchain didn’t fail.

Your wallet didn’t fail.

Your habits were the target.

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Security First. Hype Doesn’t Last.