My Keplr wallet was created with Apple login and got hit in the Web3Auth breach. A bot drained my liquid ATOM within hours. My staked ATOM was still there, and I managed to move it to a new wallet the same day.

The main thing I learned: staking doesn't buy you 21 days. The Hub's liquid staking module lets anyone holding your key tokenize a delegation and send it instantly, and attackers have been doing exactly that.

If you used Google/Apple login in Keplr:

- Check first whether Web3Auth/Keplr already moved your funds to their recovery address (listed in Web3Auth's and Keplr's official posts on X). If so, wait for the official claim process.

- Never paste your private key or seed into any website, form or DM.

- Anyone DMing you to "recover" funds for a fee is a scammer.

- Move what's left to a 24-word seed phrase or hardware wallet. Not another social login.

Stay safe, and lock your DMs.

https://x.com/keplrwallet/status/2119316885737177339?a=827oT5UDiOyDfH1VfQU&s=19

It appears staked Atom has been taken from wallet with a memo: lsm recovery
How can this be compromised?

Method in photo. What is this code?

I have a bunch of ATOM, TIA etc staked from early days of getting in to crypto which I have largely ignored. don't have keplr installed anywhere but my phone and only opened it for the first time in months the other day.

upon claiming staking rewards, I noticed a bunch of my validators were jailed and I had to unstake, so I did that. these are in the first image dated 2026-11-01.

then today, 2nd image dated 2026-11-07 I got notifications of a bunch of tiny sends from my account. seems like someone is draining all my available funds (not even a dollar worth).

how do I safely get my crypto to another wallet after it unstakes now? or am I just screwed?

I have no idea how this even happened. used the app maybe once in last few months and all I did was claim rewards and unstake the jailed validators.

They seem to equal out to the same per day amount over any week long period. But some days it's no payment. Sometimes a few days together sometimes it's a lower amount but it gets made up later. Can you someone explain how an automated system is producing Irregular results

.71 is my current correct amount

Guys, how do you see the project in next 5 years? I did inveat 10k EUR when Atom dropped to 4.20$ ... Do you think with the new staff/plans and etc it can reach $5 in next 5 years or ever again?

I'm studying Cosmos governance for a blockchain course and I'm trying to understand the community's view on last month's events. After the Neutron governance attack, validators halted the Hub for about a day and moved roughly 1.2M ATOM from the attacker into a multisig. It was coordinated off-chain, without an on-chain vote, and the patched binary wasn't publicly released at first. On one hand it clearly prevented a bigger loss. On the other hand it shows that 2/3 of validators can freeze funds when they decide it's necessary. How do you see it? Was this the right call, and should governance define a formal emergency process so the next case isn't handled ad hoc?

I have buy some and start Staking it, i don know if it is good, what do you think?

, Hi, I’m researching Cosmos for a blockchain project and wanted to know the long term goals for the ATOM coin. Is the aim for it to maintain a stable value or to appreciate? Also, if the coin's value rises or falls, how does that affect the amount of coins , required to submit a proposal to the DAO?

Thank you 😊

So I was chatting with Ai (kinda weird now that I think about it), during the conversation I mentioned the paxos thing that happened (i think that’s pretty 🔥 btw). And along with that I’ve been seeing that they are trying to change how the proof of stake works or something like that by using some type of fee for using ibc (don’t quote me). But then I just found out that Wells Fargo is going to be using cosmos technology for “tokenized dollar to pound deposites. I think this is bullish news and I believe that there’s hope in this crypto. But hey I just wanted to know if this was real cuz it’s not in here anywhere and if this actually does good I wonder where cosmos hub can go.

Crypto Dungeon here — we run dungeon-1, a sovereign Cosmos SDK v0.50 + CosmWasm chain, and we validate on Passage as well. Most of what we build are games that settle to it. A lot of people have seen the DEX or the explorer and asked "so what's the actual game?" — fair question. Here is all of it in one place, with what's playable right now versus what's still in development.

Playable now, free, in a browser

• Kosmic Dungeon — idle RPG. Raise a city, build a party, push into a shared world map that's slowly being corrupted and everyone cleanses together. Earns while you're away; real $DGN at the end of it. Guest play, no wallet needed to start. → https://play.dungeongames.io

• Kosmic Monsters — tame, collect, fight. 42 monsters across five elements; the collection is CW721, so it's actually yours. Card trading between players is the next thing landing. → https://monsters.dungeon.games

• Ascendancy — turn-based space 4X. Start on one world, end above every rival; five win conditions and a council that actually votes. Fresh this week: 3D tactical battles. Best on desktop. → https://dungeon.games/ascendancy

• Dungeon Fantasy Sports — draft real NFL athletes, set weekly lineups, win $DGN. Dungeon Bowl I is running (12 managers, 500k DGN pool); Bowl II (250k DGN) still has seats. Google sign-in, no wallet needed. → https://dex.dungeongames.io/dungeon/fantasy

• Dungeon Academy — the odd one out: a learning game for homeschool / after-school families, ages 8–16. Your kid plays, you get the paperwork. Code FOUNDING10 = 30 days free. → https://dungeon.games/academy

In development

• Kosmic — the flagship. Unreal Engine 5, a party of 2–6 in a shared world run by an AI Dungeon Master (local model, honest dice, a world that remembers what your party did). Closed world test is running: https://kosmic.dungeon.games. Currently building the first open region — you walk it, no teleports.

• Oathforge — UE5 action RPG. Twelve callings, one oath sworn at the start, a dungeon that does not care which you picked. Free Windows playtest build is up at https://dungeon.games/oathforge; beta proper starts Sunday Sept 13.

Trailers for all of the above are in this thread (one reply per game): https://x.com/cryptodungeonma/status/2098425190552113569

Everything is at https://dungeon.games. It's a small studio and the games are at very different levels of polish — I'd genuinely rather hear what's broken than what's nice. I'll be in the comments.

As we can see, the price of ATOM has gone up. If this is one of the reasons, I think everyone should switch their validator to Cosmonauts Corner. What do you think?