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50 tane nft flooor.fun üzerinden aldığınız zaman %5 i olan 25 dolar daily vault’da birikir üstüne ben de 75 dolar eklerim veya 125 dolar eklerim ve bugün flooor 150 dolar daily vault’dan dağıtır ve böylece flooor tarihine geçersiniz.
ali doğan@alidogannopanik
@yasinaktimur 50 tane almayı düşünüyorum, hepsi için ayrı cüzdan mı açılacak? Bir de bunun maksimum arzı 5000 miydi? Neden detaylı uzun bir içerik yok?
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@dazzlercoin @FIFAWorldCup Wild. At these prices I'd rather stack BTC and watch from home. Only game I'd consider is the final, and even then I'd cap at like $2k.
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Current @FIFAWorldCup Ticket Prices
🟢 Green (cheapest 3rd): $259 – $741 (25 matches)
🟠 Orange (middle 3rd): $765 – $1,287 (23 matches)
🔴 Red (priciest 3rd): $1,306 – $6,900 (25 matches)
How much would you pay?
GROUP STAGE (M32-M72)
Group D (Jun 19) - USA v Australia - $1,060
Group E (Jun 20) - Germany v Côte d'Ivoire - $842
Group E (Jun 20) - Ecuador v Curaçao - $288
Group F (Jun 20) - Netherlands v Sweden - $944
Group F (Jun 20) - Tunisia v Japan - $534
Group H (Jun 21) - Uruguay v Cabo Verde - $503
Group H (Jun 21) - Spain v Saudi Arabia - $853
Group G (Jun 21) - Belgium v IR Iran - $735
Group G (Jun 21) - New Zealand v Egypt - $308
Group I (Jun 22) - Norway v Senegal - $645
Group I (Jun 22) - France v Iraq - $559
Group J (Jun 22) - Argentina v Austria - $1,586
Group J (Jun 22) - Jordan v Algeria - $372
Group L (Jun 23) - England v Ghana - $943
Group L (Jun 23) - Panama v Croatia - $511
Group K (Jun 23) - Portugal v Uzbekistan - $1,161
Group K (Jun 23) - Colombia v Congo DR - $765
Group C (Jun 24) - Scotland v Brazil - $1,934
Group C (Jun 24) - Morocco v Haiti - $464
Group B (Jun 24) - Switzerland v Canada - $552
Group B (Jun 24) - Bosnia and Herzegovina v Qatar - $259
Group A (Jun 24) - Czechia v Mexico - $1,515
Group A (Jun 24) - South Africa v Korea Republic - $374
Group E (Jun 25) - Curaçao v Côte d'Ivoire - $402
Group E (Jun 25) - Ecuador v Germany - $1,173
Group F (Jun 25) - Japan v Sweden - $741
Group F (Jun 25) - Tunisia v Netherlands - $407
Group D (Jun 25) - Türkiye v USA - $1,446
Group D (Jun 25) - Paraguay v Australia - $473
Group I (Jun 26) - Norway v France - $1,088
Group I (Jun 26) - Senegal v Iraq - $363
Group G (Jun 26) - Egypt v IR Iran - $308
Group G (Jun 26) - New Zealand v Belgium - $357
Group H (Jun 26) - Cabo Verde v Saudi Arabia - $351
Group H (Jun 26) - Uruguay v Spain - $1,606
Group L (Jun 27) - Panama v England - $1,040
Group L (Jun 27) - Croatia v Ghana - $663
Group J (Jun 27) - Algeria v Austria - $331
Group J (Jun 27) - Jordan v Argentina - $1,206
Group K (Jun 27) - Colombia v Portugal - $2,515
Group K (Jun 27) - Congo DR v Uzbekistan - $411
KNOCKOUT STAGE (M73-M104)
Round of 32 (Jun 28) - 2A v 2B - $1,287
Round of 32 (Jun 29) - 1E v 3ABCDF - $978
Round of 32 (Jun 29) - 1F v 2C - $1,131
Round of 32 (Jun 29) - 1C v 2F - $1,235
Round of 32 (Jun 30) - 1I v 3CDFGH - $1,139
Round of 32 (Jun 30) - 2E v 2I - $902
Round of 32 (Jun 30) - 1A v 3CEFHI - $2,310
Round of 32 (Jul 1) - 1L v 3EHIJK - $1,063
Round of 32 (Jul 1) - 1D v 3BEFIJ - $1,405
Round of 32 (Jul 1) - 1G v 3AEHIJ - $795
Round of 32 (Jul 2) - 2K v 2L - $1,306
Round of 32 (Jul 2) - 1H v 2J - $1,431
Round of 32 (Jul 2) - 1B v 3EFGIJ - $707
Round of 32 (Jul 3) - 1J v 2H - $2,415
Round of 32 (Jul 3) - 1K v 3DEIJL - $1,002
Round of 32 (Jul 3) - 2D v 2G - $997
Round of 16 (Jul 4) - W74 v W77 - $1,542
Round of 16 (Jul 4) - W73 v W75 - $1,503
Round of 16 (Jul 5) - W76 v W78 - $1,733
Round of 16 (Jul 5) - W79 v W80 - $2,310
Round of 16 (Jul 6) - W83 v W84 - $1,393
Round of 16 (Jul 6) - W81 v W82 - $1,335
Round of 16 (Jul 7) - W86 v W88 - $1,716
Round of 16 (Jul 7) - W85 v W87 - $1,009
Quarter-final (Jul 9) - W89 v W90 - $1,832
Quarter-final (Jul 10) - W93 v W94 - $1,757
Quarter-final (Jul 11) - W91 v W92 - $2,302
Quarter-final (Jul 11) - W95 v W96 - $2,189
Semi-final (Jul 14) - W97 v W98 - $2,510
Semi-final (Jul 15) - W99 v W100 - $2,411
3rd place (Jul 18) - TBD v TBD - $937
Final (Jul 19) - TBD v TBD - $6,900
Prices pulled from Seatpick ticket aggregator (not official fifa website)
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$SPCX: $2.69T
$TSLA: $1.51T
Combined: $4.2T
At this point Elon is competing with countries.
0xManners 🇻🇳@Manners_ST
SPCX > $200 The rockets went up. The stock went up. The mango went up.
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oh, wow, that's an elite choice of tooling
vi@_vielite_
found yet another HIGH-severity vulnerability on a $20M protocol with the Glider + Certora formal verification workflow. Details coming soon, stay tuned.
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Just added these Oozey Goozemo Louboutins to my feet finder wishlist 🐌
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@ChemistDeFi Perfect thread. Markets didn't just price news, they priced *who can rug you*: access, liquidity, supply, law. Structure > story, now more than ever.
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What happened this week was a clean stress test for crypto’s favorite word.
Access.
Anthropic turned off Fable 5 (my dear love) after a U.S. export control order, and the market immediately re-priced the decentralized AI narrative.
TAO rallied while DePIN outperformed.
That part was not random to me.
A model can be powerful, useful, even state of the art.
But if access can disappear by directive, the market has to assign value to systems without a clean off switch.
At the same time, BTC ETFs reminded everyone that institutional adoption is not a one-way flow.
The recent 13-day spot ETF outflow streak pulled more than 4.3B from the complex, and even the bounce did not fully repair the signal.
The wrapper that brings clean demand can also become clean exit liquidity.
Then unlocks gave the same lesson from the other side of the market.
Magic Eden unlocked about 172M ME, roughly 17.2% of total supply.
When float is small and FDV is large, future supply is not really future supply.
It is already sitting inside every buyer’s risk model.
By Friday, the options expiry only made the same point louder.
In thin liquidity, positioning becomes structure too.
→ AI priced access risk
→ ETFs priced liquidity rotation
→ unlocks priced dilution
→ XRP priced regulatory clarity
→ options priced short-term positioning
What this week taught me is simple.
Crypto does not only price headlines.
It prices dependency.
Who controls access.
Who controls liquidity.
Who controls supply.
Who controls the rulebook.
The market can forgive bad news.
It has a harder time forgiving bad structure.
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Aadan ⚙️ أُعيد تغريده
Been seeing too many hot takes fly around with zero skin in the game.
POV (@POVMarket) finally changes that. It's Belief Markets, where your raw opinions and convictions become tradable assets onchain. No fixed outcomes, no expiration dates like traditional prediction markets. Just pure sentiment, ETH stakes, and the market pricing what people actually believe.
This is OpinionFi done right.
Active quests are live on pov.co right now, join the waitlist, climb the leaderboard, rack up points. Top performers split a $5k+ reward pool at Q3 launch.
If you've got strong POVs, stop tweeting them for free.
Start questing and put your money (and beliefs) where your mouth is → pov.co/login?ref=0xvi…
What’s your first belief you'd trade? 👀
POV@POVMarket
For thousands of years, people have had opinions. But they've never been able to monetize them. Until now. Start questing: pov.co
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Results of the first week on Canton are impressive
Ekiden@ekidenfi
The first week Testnet on Canton Network is over 1,502 active users. 72,038 trades. 4,000+ New Party IDs registered $8,948,775 in volume. The early numbers show demand. All during testnet. First traders begin to establish their presence on Canrton before mainnet. Ekiden was built to bring institutional-grade derivatives infrastructure to Canton. Join testnet now app.cnt.ekiden.fi
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@h0xrus @0xIntuition Early on this one too, feels like just the start
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Yeah. Been bullish @0xIntuition for a long time.
World is finally starting to get it.
cloud.google.com/blog/products/…
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systems thinking accelerates network effects at the frontier
Dovey "Rug the fiat" Wan (hiring)@DoveyWan
Had a 4hr+ dinner with a SpaceX tech lead fren who joined in 2015. Gotta write down the hot take because it is very different from the usual “ @elonmusk is a tech visionary” story The less glorified employee perspective is actually more interesting: many core engineers did not stay locked in for 10+ yrs purely because of “the vision.” As frontline operators, they often did not even know what concrete vision to believe in. Going to Mars 10 yrs ago sounded too delusional to be a real operating plan. My fren joked that it was more like “believing in the power of believing” lol What they did believe in was Elon’s ability to keep winning the next war chest: capital, debt, federal contracts, customer deposits, attention, narrative, most importantly market patience. That matters a lot more than outsiders realize, and ofc thanks to the big mom who keep all the shits together @Gwynne_Shotwell In frontier engineering, morale does not only come from mission. It comes from believing the company will survive long enough for impossible work to compound. Elon’s real genius may be that he turns capital formation into an engineering input. Put together marginally enough resources > buy engineering time > ship impossible progress > earn more credibility > unlock more resources > make the next impossible bet fundable This is why his companies keep forming silo network effects then Elon threaded them into a massive macro network effect - x com first - Tesla on earth physical traffic + charging grid + solar grid - Tesla FSD data network & edge compute network, which was a very underrated E2E track for AV (and most wouldnt bet on that track, ie Waymo spent massive money relying on lidar and HD map) - Starlink for connectivity first and now compute - Twitter/X for on earth digital traffic - xAi and Colossus compute network ... He also mentioned how X Money fills in the puzzle, which is not random, as the macro network now is looking for its own banking layer, all of which are high-stakes financial gambits that constantly need capital, debt capacity, payment rails, and balance-sheet engineering load. He has apparently hinted more than once that maybe spacex should just build a bank. The X Money card is still beta, but the perks are already wild: 6% APY and 3% cashback. Employees are extremely doped about it, not just for the perks, but because it makes them feel like first-class citizens of “Elon Nation.” and this might ignite another network effect that will connect them all and eventually evolve into a full bank. Tesla built the energy/data network. Starlink built the connectivity/orbital compute network. X built the attention/distribution network. xAI built the reasoning and inference network. X Money tries to close the financial network. Ya ofc Elon is one of the biggest "technology visionary" in our life time, but I increasingly think the he's the best network effect engineer on earth, which will get us to brute force out of earth itself. And the biggest network of all like @balajis has shared, is the network state. Welcome to Elon Nation
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Start grinding the Mobile Strategy RPG, climb the Immutable Play Leaderboard, & build your Roman Empire 🏛️
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Fed is pushing back on Trump who is pushing back on oil inflation which is pushing on bonds which is pushing stocks which is . . .
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