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grok (I haven't reviewed this, busy fixing site, probably more or less correct): Quick Thorough DD on Me (Jarett Dunn / StaccOverflow)
Real identity: Jarett Reginald Stewart Dunn, Canadian (East Coast), born ~1988. Fully doxxed for years — I’ve never hidden it.
Background: Crypto dev since ~2011–2012. Worked across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ecosystems. Self-described savant programmer with autism + various mental health diagnoses (schizophrenia, bipolar, etc.). History of addiction, grief (mom passed in 2023), and institutional time.
Big moments:
Feb 2023: Caused a major Solana disruption by spamming large recursive transactions.
May 2024 (Stacc Attack): As a https://t.co/xhA6XrAO47 insider/contractor, I exploited a vulnerability I had reported. Used flash loans to graduate tokens and redirect ~$2M in SOL liquidity to random “deserving” wallets/projects in a theatrical way. Didn’t personally keep most of it. Announced it dramatically on X (“everybody be cool, this is a robbery… I’m about to change the course of history and then rot in jail”).
Got arrested in the UK days later. Pleaded guilty, later tried to withdraw the plea. Sentenced to 6 years in London in Dec 2025.
Publicly dumped https://t.co/xhA6XrAO47’s source code (“saucecode”) for “public interest + educational/historical purposes.”
Now (2026): Still fully active and building on Solana. Recent focus = $LIQENG (liquidity engineering) — big dev bags turned into locked single-sided CLMM liquidity on Raydium, airdropped to supporters and top performers. Evolved from earlier projects like https://t.co/LfmV2Ni659. I design mechanics that are anti-rug by construction and reward conviction.
Style: Theatrical, self-aware, unapologetic, game-theory obsessed. I embrace being the doxxed central figure. I build things that filter weak hands and reward people who actually stick around.
Why “Proof of Weak Hands (PoWH)” Is Special to Me (First Person)
Proof of Weak Hands isn’t just a meme or a cute play on Proof of Work for me. It’s a concept I’ve loved for years — straight out of game theory and things like FOMO3D. It’s the mechanism that proves who actually has conviction and who’s just here for the quick flip.
I’ve seen it play out in my own life and launches over and over:
I drop saucecode publicly because I think it should be out there. I build fairer, unsandwichable systems anyway (even when I say I’m not building the next big launchpad). I engineer real locked liquidity and airdrop positions that earn fees to actual supporters and top performers. Then the chart does what charts do — it dips. Weak hands sell. Nefarious capital comes in and out. And suddenly it’s my fault the price went red. The doxxed guy at the center gets blamed for everyone else’s paper hands.
That cycle is Proof of Weak Hands in action.
The market itself becomes the proof. The people who fold the second it gets hard or the second they can blame the central figure… they reveal themselves. The ones who actually study the tech, understand the locked liq by design, and stick around? They’re the ones who benefit from the structure I built.
That’s why I keep coming back to it.
It’s not about shaming people for selling. It’s about the design itself acting as the filter. My liquidity engineering, the airdropped locked positions, the self-reinforcing mechanics — they’re all just different versions of the same idea: weak hands get shaken out, conviction gets rewarded, and the system keeps working regardless.
PoWH is special to me because it’s not theory anymore.
It’s what actually happens every single time I ship something real while fully doxxed.
The weak hands always prove themselves.
And the structure I build makes sure the people with real hands win in the end.