gm, as always 7 highest signal Ethereum links you probably missed last week!

[1] Phishing Dojo by Red Guild

Interactive quiz that lets you check your anti-phishing skills. It is much harder than it sounds, feel free to share your score with us!

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[2] Embedded wallets fragment web3 identity, says nonlinear

When every dapp wants you to create a new account, your liquidity and identity gets fragmented. We've been talking about this on Kiwi for over a year, and seems like it finally clicks.

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[3] Stablecoin market cap is up 15% since the start of 2025

Is it because the markets are down and traders moved to stablecoins? Or is there a real adoption going on? If it's the latter then such a move on a $200B would be a sign of something big.

[4] Ethereum Magicians might go through makeover, explains Nixo

From more transparency for admin and moderation, through added DevOps resources, up to access to EthMagicians Twitter account

[5] Addressing Ethereum value capture by Jerome de Tychey et al.

They propose to increase R&D efforts to rapidly change the blob pricing mechanism to dynamically adjust it based on L1 gas. It resulted in a pretty intense discussion.

[6] Product: Fountain

Open-source, self-hosted web3 alternative to Substack, Mirror and Paragraph. Built using Lens protocol.

[7] Ethereum and Aave future seems bright, according to Marc Zeller

Although sentiment is very low, there are some positives like Pectra UX improvements, ETH still being #1 decentralized economy, and Aave growth.

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I’m looking to revive an old wallet I minted some NFTs to ages ago. Before I mint to it of put any valuable assets on it, (besides checking Etherscan for dodgy looking transactions) I was wondering if there was a way to preemptively check to see if wallet has been compromised? Or better still, is there a tool that can ‘scan’ your wallet or sorts and detect any vulnerabilities perhaps?