Before the end of January 2025, The #BrickBreaker #InvasiveBeasties (#GameDev) Prototype was finished. Our next step is attending @NordicGame conference in Malmo in May to look for a #MobileGame #Publisher partner to take this next generation Game Mechanic to the next level.

FlowSigils are LIVE. 💀🔥 → flowsigils.xyz/mint The gates are open. If you hold 3× @BasedUndeads or @BasedSquiggles → You can claim FREE Sigils ⬡ Whitelist / Claim → FREE ⬡ Public Sale → 0.002 ETH ⬡ 10 per transaction ⬡ Max allocation: 35 ⬡ Claim across multiple transactions if needed The dApp hits different As you select mint quantity (1 → 10), the dApp updates in real time and shows you: → The exact next token IDs → A live preview of each Sigil before you mint No blind minting. You see what’s coming. But here’s the catch… If others are minting at the same time, those token IDs can be taken before your transaction lands. So what you see can shift. Speed matters. Timing matters. Makes it a game. 🩸 Jump in. Explore. Mint smart. Or hesitate… and watch your Sigil go to someone faster

Crypto exchanges use #marketmakers — companies that provide #liquidity for trading pairs. #Binance, for instance, works with #Wintermute, a firm often suspected of orchestrating #marketmanipulation (something frequently mentioned on #Twitter). What happened yesterday, in my view, was that the #marketmakers turned off their #liquiditybots. As a result, #altcoins were left without buy orders, while #stoplosses were triggered — and, “coincidentally,” #Binance froze, preventing anyone from buying. Those buy orders would have helped absorb the sell pressure and provided liquidity during the drop. To me, it all seems highly coordinated — especially considering that just moments before, #Wintermute transferred $700M to #Binance 👀 Now, let’s be real: Do you really think #Binance doesn’t have the technology to handle a crash like that without freezing? No other major exchange went down. So the real question is — #WhyDidBinanceFreeze? 🐷

Why I Make Games with Text Symbols. Characters that can be typed on a keyboard are a powerful means of expression. ASCII art uses characters as strokes, crafted like those of an artist's pen. Each stroke carries both form and meaning: a letter, a number, a symbol. [1/4]