Joined December 2021
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As I always say my friend, this is the game and unfortunately the odds are usually against us Nowadays I mainly use this space to make money, as a holder, I've always kept my exposure limited to a few collections (Milady, Lil Pudgys, Mutants, Azuki, some gaming projects, and some plays around hype/current narratives like Delmundos, Normies,) But do u guys actually believe in probability? I see a lot of big KOLs talking about an incoming NFT Season, but very few of them talk about reality of how this market works today For those who don't believe it, try to understand → It starts with creating a community, project, or protocol → Build a website, some art, a video. Sometimes it's something so basic that somehow Web3 treats it like it's revolutionary → Everything still revolves around Discord and X, just like it has since 2021 → u don't need to be doxxed, you just need to understand game → Hire CMs, mods, artists, paid tweets, and keep the machine running From there, the snowball effect kicks in u know how it works If someone relevant in the market says something positive about a project, sometimes with zero bad intentions, just sharing something with their holders that alone can trigger a hype wave Then the cycle starts → It gets picked up by alpha calls and early calls → Bigger communities start talking about it → The race for spots begins After that comes the spot distribution phase (usually through CMs, events, leaderboards). But if we're being real, a lot of that distribution ends up concentrated on raffle platforms like Alphabot, Atlas, and others So where does your research actually come into play? How do u position yourself better or simply play the game? Honestly, I don't know 100% I just follow a few principles → Be active in big communities and private groups → Build your network → Get information fast → Manage your bankroll → Study what you're buying → Know whether you're trying to hold, flip, or play for the longer term None of this protects u from the risks I mentioned above But at least it gives you a better chance to make informed decisions and do your own DYOR. At the end of the day, NFTs aren't just about finding the next runner A lot of the time it's about understanding the game, managing risk, and accepting that the best project doesn't always end up being best trade
Honestly, I didn't see this coming After the announcement that Yugen reveal would take 21 days, I started having my doubts. But looking back, there were already some warning signs Five days passed after the sellout before we got any meaningful announcement or communication from the team. That was the first red flag. The 21-day reveal delay became the second Still, I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt. Seeing everything unfold like this is even more disappointing. CT is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate. The level of manipulation and deception some people can maintain for months is unbelievable. How many interactions did this guy have on X? Including with me. I never imagined it would end this way It's no surprise that so many people are losing faith in NFTs. Situations like this make it harder and harder to believe in long-term building, genuine communities, and real vision At this rate, the only people left will be flippers, because trust. the foundation of everything, is slowly being destroyed...
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GM guys As I mentioned before, @NucleusCodes has a verification system that significantly reduces number of bots and alts, making campaigns much more rewarding for real contributors, so far 2 campaigns have already been completed This week, 2 new campaigns have launched, unlike platforms such as Kaito and Wallchain, nucleus also supports NFT focused campaigns, as we saw with @quipnetwork, now they've introduced Racerz, alongside a $100k rewards campaign from Canopy For anyone still creating content on X, it's definitely worth checking out, I took some time to analyze the recent leaderboards and the top 20 participants from previous campaigns, and I noticed a healthy mix of accounts (large creators, smaller accounts, highly active users, and others with a much lower posting frequency), that level of diversity suggests the system isn't dominated solely by large accounts Another interesting point is that rewards are often distributed beyond just the very top ranks, typically reaching somewhere between top 100 and top 300, depending on the campaign, on top of that, there are usually additional raffles for participants after main distribution. → @Racerz_eth (Jun 14, 21:00 UTC - Jun 16, 15:00 UTC) → @CNPYNetwork (Jun 16, 14:00 UTC - Aug 16, 14:00 UTC) → @sleepagotchi (May 18, 14:00 UTC - Jul 18, 14:00 UTC)
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For those who still don't know about @legiondotcc, it's a crypto fundraising platform that's trying to change how token sale access works Instead of favoring only large investors or insiders, Legion uses reputation and real ecosystem participation to distribute access to raises. • Legion Score takes into account factors such as onchain activity, social presence, developer contributions, and value-add behavior. The idea is simple: → users who genuinely contribute to the ecosystem should have more opportunities. • What caught my attention the most is this merit-based approach. It's not just about how much capital u have, it's about: → consistency → participation → the value u bring to the space Me and my bro @lau_btc have been on the platform for about a month and a half now, actively taking part in campaigns and exploring everything I’ll admit, we struggled with some of the missions at first, but that's actually what makes Legion stand out • U can tell they're genuinely looking for people who can bring value: → not only to Legion itself, but also to projects and partners within its ecosystem • One thing worth mentioning: to participate in Legion campaigns, u need to be part of a Squad. The minimum requirement is two members, so you'll need to team up with at least one other person to get started If u don't already have a friend joining with u, that's not a problem, many users find teammates directly through the Legion community, whether on the platform itself or through Discord It's a simple requirement, but it reinforces one of Legion's core ideas: building a community of contributors rather than just attracting capital
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Most conversations around quantum computing still focus on the technology itself, @quipnetwork new use cases page takes a different approach, it starts with the problems In finance, challenge is making better decisions in increasingly complex markets, from portfolio optimization and multi venue execution to volatility forecasting and capital allocation In logistics, real bottleneck is managing massive combinations of routes, inventory, demand, capacity, and delivery constraints without sacrificing efficiency In manufacturing and industrial operations, the focus shifts to production scheduling, design optimization, materials simulation, and forecasting demand across complex supply chains For researchers, opportunity lies in tackling combinatorial optimization problems, stochastic modeling, data compression and molecular simulations that can be difficult to scale with conventional approaches in Cybersecurity, the conversation is already moving toward post-quantum readiness, helping organizations protect digital assets and infrastructure before quantum threats become a reality Will it become next personal computer, the next smartphone, or will it evolve like cloud and AI, where the hardware disappears and users simply consume the outcome?
What can quantum do for your industry? Glad you asked. → quip.network/use-cases
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What are u guys minting today, gentlemen? interesting → Pattern Retrieval by @adamilenich (478, $11) → @ghostcachenft by @cartist00 (333, $15) → The Simulation by @0x_vertigo (333, $34) Freemint → @sooki_nft (222) → @AxomexNFT (1.1k) which is better? → @TinyPxlTerrors (333, $11) → @voidstudioETH (499, $3) → @Hissclubnft (666, $1,5) → @PunkZGIF (1k, $2) → @memehaus_eth (1.1k, $4) → @frozensoulNFT_ (1.1k, $2) → @SluffLabs ( 3.5k, $0.40) → @CNC_NFTs (10k, $2)
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Tales.eth retweeted
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A Flooring exploit today turned a dust amount of WETH into a near-infinite fpToken balance, allowing the attacker to drain Flooring pools. This led to a followup opportunist scooping up tokens from the now depleted pools and exchanging them for underlying NFTs. 1/🧵
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a total of 500 NFTs being liquidated, what is happening? hacked protocol?
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Today, one wallet dumped a massive bag of NFTs I got a few • 10 @worldofwomenxyz at 0.05 ETH each • 2 @DeGodsNFT at 0.14 ETH each My bro @AznGurlzz absolutely feasted on @DeGodsNFT Not sure what caused liquidation, could be a need for fast liquidity, or maybe they're simply leaving market WoW almost made it back to 0.1ETH and Degods 0.19 looks like a nice flip
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Remember when setting up a node meant juggling Docker, Postgres, dashboards, reverse proxies, TLS certs, and half a dozen config files? @quipnetwork just shipped a Node Manager build that turns that into basically one command. ✔️ Validator ✔️ Miner ✔️ Dashboard ✔️ Postgres ✔️ Caddy v0.2 also introduces • Embedded dashboard • Optional TLS • Auto-updating images • Unified health monitoring • Automatic config migration • Live image download progress • Native Metal mining on macOS • Simplified setup and networking Available now for Windows, Linux, and macOS gm, check guys
New Quip Node Manager build just released: ‣ Full stack in one command: node, dashboard, database ‣ Optional TLS, configured in-app ‣ Embedded dashboard ‣ Single health status ‣ Auto-updating images Full changelog downloads: gitlab.com/quip.network/quip…
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Even with market dumping hard and gwei above 10 @yugen_gg had a strong start, with some sales above 0.09–0.1 ETH (Mint: $35 → $160ATH) get 3 gtd and 2 wl, ( didn't even get a chance on FCFS) Thx spots guys (@web3lumex, @Web3Boreau, @waleswoosh)
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I was wondering how and when I'd get accepted into @opensea Mobile Thx, @pudgypenguins and @LilPudgys check guys
Good morning✨🔮 I got acess to the new @opensea mobile app, Thank u @zjbrenner 🫶
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thx my bro @LoroMasnah Mint: $10 each → $85ATH (5 per wallet)
Every grifter needs someone. And The Griftettes are minting tomorrow! A master study made in deep admiration of @XCOPYART's work.  Mint schedule (ET):   👯 Grifters Noosphere (7 ) - 10 AM · 0.006E  😈 Noosphere XCOPY Punks Friends & Family - 2 PM · 0.00666E 🎯 First Come First Serve - 4 PM · 0.0069E Learn more about the drop and check allowlist on OpenSea 👇 opensea.io/collection/grifte…
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Today had a few funny mints, but that's game Ink was basically a GTD disguised as FCFS, plus some manipulation, but I can't really complain, I minted 2 and made profit on both Inkgenetics $18 → $140ATH Turc had a few too, but I ended up selling before reveal for a profit TurcNFT $3 → $14ATH But speaking of mint of the day, I had a spot in (Partners and Friends) phase, then grabbed another one in FCFS with a bot (cost me $15 in gas) @EfdotStudio $16 → $85/90ATH thx for spots (@Web3Boreau, @KiiChainio, @lombradaos)
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DeFi prop firm (companies that fund traders after an evaluation phase) model with onchain transparency, performance NFTs, and real strategy freedom • no rules like minimum trading days • no mandatory stop loss • NFTs used to represent trader performance and track record • simple challenge structure (1-phase or 2-phase with clear profit targets) The proposal of on demand USDC payouts and public trade records is also an interesting differentiator On the other hand, the model still heavily depends on strict drawdown (maximum allowed loss limit)) rules and a paid challenge structure that may not be very accessible for beginners • Entry fees are nonrefundable once a challenge is activated, similar to traditional prop firm models Also, like in any prop firm, consistency of the rules in practice will be the real test of the project Overall, a very innovative approach in the space, worth keeping an eye on how it scales @carrotfunding
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Huge thx to @Team7hub, @ignisgaming for spots and congrats @JotaJota on soldout! Free → $45ATH Volume → 4eth
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I Asked @ChatGPTapp, @claudeai, @GeminiApp, @Copilot and @grok, when will quantum computers steal your Bitcoin? answers were different and pretty revealing🧵 I think it's good to keep them in your portfolio @quipnetwork, @QuantusNetwork!
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ChatGPT was the most cautious and educational of the five, It stressed that the biggest mistake people make is assuming quantum computing will advance like Moore's Law. Quantum physics is a fundamentally different engineering challenge, quantum computing ≠ semiconductors. Optimistic (20%) Before 2040 Conservative (50%) 2045–2060 Pessimistic (30%) After 2060
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Claude was the only AI to clearly differentiate risk by address type, legacy P2PK addresses (including coins believed to belong to Satoshi) face the highest quantum risk, while modern hash-based addresses are significantly more resilient Also emphasized that the biggest challenge may not be technical, but rather governance, coordination and executing a successful post-quantum migration. Optimistic (10–15%) 2035–2040 Conservative (50–60%) 2045–2055 Pessimistic (25–35%) 50 years
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