has anyone tried vampire attacking a bank

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when $bridge incentives to switch from my bank account?

my understanding is that this is what bridge does

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Holy shit such a timely time to bring this up

yes @eulerlagrange tweeted about this in the past 6 months iirc

Wouldn’t vampires be more interested in blood banks

A vampire attack happens when a new project (often times one that was forked or cloned from an existing one) uses more attractive incentives like:

- Airdrops or

- Higher yields


to drain users or resources from that existing project.


For all its fanciness, it's a strategy that's been used quite for a while in the business sector of Web2 (a good example is with retail stores where a new one offers more discounts than the existing one and all.), but the fact that some Web3 projects/protocols have their code publicly available makes it easier to carry out.

Finally, while vampire attacking a bank might be possible if you've got the resources, I think woj just joking here.

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Seems like a new bank coming into an area and offering the same services at a lower cost (or more often, higher rates) would qualify here.

I work at a bank.  I have no idea what you’re talking about.  Please explain.

Is that some kinda thing like the trojan Horse ??

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I did. They overlaid the vault with silver

I think farcaster needs to add AI to understand some post meaning