By Zooko Wilcox, Jason McGee, and Taylor Hornby Summary On May 29, 2026, Taylor Hornby discovered a critical counterfeiting vulnerability in Zcash’s Orchard pool. Taylor disclosed the vulnerability to

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On-chain just got more interesting: $SV151 from @MeteoraAG + @sunrisedefi. What is SV151? - Tokenized shared ownership of real sealed Pokémon Scarlet & Violet 151 (SV151) packs (“Dynamic Assets”) - Finite supply, real secondary-market value, strong collector demand - Makes a physical collectible liquid + tradable on Solana (24/7, fractional, DeFi composable) Why it matters: Today you’re stuck with eBay/local shops, shipping + authentication risk, and low liquidity to get the cards that you want. SV151 as Dynamic Assets fix this. Launch: Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve (Est. Today) - Target mcap: $200K - Raise: $160K USDC to buy as many sealed SV151 packs as possible Allocation - ~80% sold in the raise - 10% liquidity post-“graduation” (Meteora seeds $20K) - 10% vests over 1 year (growth / more packs / incentives) - If it doesn’t hit target: sell back for a refund Fees after launch - 60% to @BedrockFndn (custodian) → more packs / liquidity / buybacks - 40% to Meteora + Sunrise → volume + growth Utility SV151 roadmap - Deposit real packs with Bedrock → mint SV151 - Burn SV151 → redeem physical packs - Potential →pay with $SV151 at card shops globally Flywheel: fees → buy more packs → stronger backing → more demand. This is one of a real attempt at liquid on-chain ownership of physical collectibles, and a first step toward broader “Dynamic Assets.”