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Herbert Tagwireyi retweeted

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State of crypto rn... everything's down.... BTC stuck under 65k, ETF outflows five weeks running, geopolitical tension adding to the macro pressure. And $DMTR might be following the broader market down on the chart too like virtually every other token but... price and value aren't the same thing and periods like this are when that gap matters most. while the chart is red, here's what's still running on the @dimitratech Protocol right now. 👉 4.8 million farms actively on the platform. 👉 deforestation compliance certificates being generated and burning $DMTR for European importers who legally need them. 👉 carbon credit cycles progressing. 👉 yield predictions being pulled by cooperatives planning their next season. None of that is tied to BTC's price action. it's tied to farmers needing tools and companies needing compliance, both of which exist regardless of market conditions. The projects that survive bear markets and come out the other side stronger are the ones where the demand driver isn't "number go up sentiment." it's real usage that keeps happening in the background no matter what the chart looks like $DMTR has that. EUDR enforcement doesn't pause for a red week. 4.8 million farms don't stop using the app because BTC dipped. when the broader market resets, the projects with real fundamentals are the ones that come back first and hardest. $DMTR's fundamentals haven't moved an inch this week. only the price did.
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Nice rotation bro!🤝 For this cycle, I'm heavily focused on infrastructure plays: • $VELO - payments, settlement, and liquidity rails • $NOX - privacy infrastructure in an AI-driven world • $AUKI - spatial intelligence for robotics & Physical AI • $DMTR - AI-powered agriculture, traceability, and real-world adoption And I also have a bag of $DEXTF. If the next wave is AI, RWAs, robotics, and machine economies, the infrastructure underneath could end up capturing the most value.
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cryptoisforever retweeted
Heavily focused on these narratives and the potential winners: 🤖 AI - $DMTR $AUKI $SLC $BOSON $QUBIC 🪙 RWA - $DEXTF $IXS $HBAR $DOVU 🏦 Global Settlement / Payments- $ZBCN $VELO $XRP $XLM $SHX 🛜 DePIN - $MINIMA $GEOD $PEAQ 🥷 Privacy - $GHOST $ZANO $DASH
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sivilin sivov retweeted
$DMTR is not a speculative vessel, it is a working engine, one that consumes #data, refines it through #AI & returns value to those who believe in the fusion of agriculture & tech. STOP regretting & convert your meme➡️$DMTR, a utility #Agritech token onboard 7 Million farms $BTC
$DMTR UPDATE!!! Extremely bullish on this project long term! BUT There's still potential downside left IF this 0.5 retracement won't hold. Upside targets from $1.17 all the way to $23 🎯 Not FA #DMTR
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Herbert Tagwireyi retweeted
Dimitra $DMTR continues its mission to be the best and main EUDR and Carbon platform ✅ New Tanzania coffee deal: EUDR compliance, carbon markets, ESG & climate financing ✅ 7M farmers using tools for traceability, AI insights & deforestation compliance ✅ Real deployments: Farm mapping, blockchain data & sustainability standards ✅ Active in Peru and Mexico Carbon Project & Indonesia more for EUDR It might feel slow right now when it comes to token terms, but 2027 is when the real demand will begin, patiently waiting
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Africa’s Digital Agriculture Transformation Is Accelerating !! Kenya 🇰🇪 , Uganda 🇺🇬 , Ethiopia 🇪🇹 , and now Tanzania 🇹🇿 This partnership is also part of a much larger story. And most of this is indirectly powered by $DMTR || @dimitratech !! Across Africa, agriculture is increasingly moving toward digital systems that help farmers access markets, financing opportunities, sustainability initiatives, and climate related programs. Dimitra has been steadily expanding across the continent, working alongside cooperatives, farming organizations, and agricultural communities to help establish those foundations. Dimitra’s work spans coffee, cocoa, environmental compliance, carbon initiatives, and farm level digital infrastructure that connects producers with global markets. The company’s experience supporting large scale coffee digitization efforts in Kenya demonstrates what becomes possible when technology is deployed in a way that directly benefits farmers and cooperatives. Now that experience is beginning to take root in Tanzania. And for one of the world’s most underrecognized coffee origins, the timing couldn’t be more important.
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Replying to @wavymaverick
$DMTR looking good here
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Most people still don't understand what RWA actually is. Let me fix that. 🧵 RWA = Real World Assets tokenized on blockchain. Think: 🏠 Real estate → $PROPS $RIO 💵 Bonds & credit → $CREDI 🥇 Commodities → $ASSET ⚡ Infrastructure → $ZBCN $DMTR $VELO 🧠 AI compute → $QUBIC What this means in practice: You can now own a piece of a Manhattan skyscraper for $50. You can earn yield on tokenized US Treasury bonds from your phone. You can invest in global infrastructure projects that were never accessible to regular people. THAT is what #RWA does. $31.8 billion market today. Trillions coming tomorrow. 🚀 Follow @cryptoswan7 for daily RWA coverage 💎
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Replying to @wavymaverick
Real usage is the one thing that keeps going even when charts turn red so whats the true cost of that $DMTR price dip
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Replying to @wavymaverick
dmtr fundamentals are still running full speed
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sivilin sivov retweeted
$DMTR has signed its first Tanzania agreement, partnering with Mbifacu Ltd, the first registered cooperative in the Southern Highlands. This matters because by the end of 2026, every bag of coffee entering the #EU will need proof that it wasn't linked to deforestation. #EUDR $BTC
$DMTR l @dimitratech A Great Start for $DMTR in Tanzania 🇹🇿 = A Clear Win for Investors Dimitra has taken a major step forward by signing its first official MOU in Tanzania with Mbifacu Ltd, the leading coffee cooperative in the Southern Highlands. This partnership launches "Connected Coffee" ☕️ Dimitra’s specialized platform that digitizes smallholder coffee farms, provides traceability, and helps farmers meet strict EU rules. Why This Update Matters for Your ROI ----------------------------------------- Tanzania has ~320,000 smallholder coffee farmers supporting 2.4 million people and generating nearly 5% of the country’s export revenue. Most are tiny farms that now risk losing access to the EU market without proper digital records. Farmers need this tech to stay compliant and keep selling to premium buyers. Every farmer who joins means more usage of the platform and higher demand for $DMTR token. This opens doors to paid services like compliance reporting, carbon credit generation, yield optimization, and supply chain financing, all of which can drive token utility and potential buybacks ✅ This is exactly the kind of on-the-ground traction that turns a $4–6 million market cap project like Dimitra into something much bigger. With proven success already in Kenya (1.3M farms), this Tanzania rollout expands Dimitra’s footprint across East Africa’s coffee belt at the perfect time, right before #EUDR deadlines hit. More farmers using the apps = more real transactions, more staking, and stronger token demand 📈 For $DMTR holders, this is the type of practical expansion that can deliver meaningful upside as the project scales from pilot to regional dominance in a multi-billion-dollar AgTech sector. Every new country and cooperative like this increases the real-world value of the platform and that value flows back to the token. This is how small-cap utility tokens actually deliver ROI. Solid progress 👍
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sivilin sivov retweeted
Rule n. 1 ~ Never sell at the bear market lows Rule n. 2 ~ $DMTR from @dimitratech is mathematically setting up to exponentially rise throughout 2027 (massive buybacks to start) Accumulate down here, reap the benefits next year.
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Replying to @wavymaverick
Your assessment is accurate. It is important to prioritize real-world utility and demand drivers over mere price fluctuations. The fundamentals of $DMTR appear robust and resilient to market volatility. These are excellent observations.
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