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GAMER ||beta tester|| web3|| 🎮👾|| making strategic investments in new memetic technologies on the blockchain
In the gaming abyss Beigetreten Kasım 2020
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Virtuals just registered a .agent domain!
We support the effort to have the .agent top-level domain managed by a community, instead of being owned by one company.
Join the community and pre-register your domain here:
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Change your approach to confrontation from “This is the hill I’m willing to die on” to “This is the hill I’m willing to kill you on”
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Studied the PA on $Antihunter for a few hours and looks like theres a really competent market maker behind the scenes executing flawlessly and respecting price levels. Doesn’t look random to me.
If momentum continues, a fast move toward $25m then $50m wouldn’t shock me. Not every strong runner needs CT to rally behind it or KOL noise either. We’ve seen plays like $Pippin push past $600m largely under the radar with all of CT sidelined.
Sometimes the biggest rallies are the ones that move before CT understands what’s happening.
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There is 0% rug pull risk.
I am doxxed, and I am already rich. I would need to see $antihunter 1000x, where I would even be tempted to dump the full position.
Not financial advice. I’m just speedrunning my agi fleet of @AntiHunter59823 minions.
Sniper@snipeder
Perhaps the most important thing about this meta is that founders are very much aligned and there’s no founder rug pull risk. Bags meta ran up larps to $70m. Interesting to see how high this goes on base.
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I’ve not been able to create the video yet,
But here’s a quick breakdown of how to find real remote jobs on Reddit:
1. Stop using Reddit like Google. Use it like a marketplace because jobs live inside subreddits, and not the homepage.
2. Start with proven subreddits. Eg: r/forhire, r/jobbit, r/remotejobs, r/remotework, r/freelance, plus niche skill subs like r/webdev, r/UXDesign, r/digitalmarketing, etc
3. Search within each subreddit and sort by “New”. Most roles are filled within hours, not days.
4. Read posts carefully. Legit listings usually include scope, rate or budget, timeline, and a clear way to apply.
5. Follow instructions exactly. If they say “email,” don’t DM, and vice versa.
Reddit clients use this to filter applicants.
6. Always check the poster’s profile. Look at account age, post history, and karma. Brand-new, very low karma or empty accounts are red flags.
7. Keep applications short and direct. Say what you do, link proof (portfolio, GitHub, site, Drive), and answer the questions in the post.
8. Avoid long cover letters. Reddit prefers clarity over storytelling.
9. Comment and DM if allowed. Comments increase visibility, but DMs close the deal.
10. Turn on subreddit alerts or check once or twice daily. Speed matters more than volume.
11. Note that Reddit is best for: freelance work, contracts, startups, and short-term remote roles.
12. If you treat Reddit like LinkedIn, it won’t work. If you treat it like a marketplace, it does.
I’ll attach a video I had previously made on how to spot fake & legit job openings on Reddit in the comments section.
Kindly repost for more reach.
I wish you all the best.
Chioma Amadi@Chioma__Amadi
I’ve been saying this for ages. If you want a proper remote job this year, get on Reddit immediately. You can let me know in the comments if you’d want a video guide. Just find your way to Reddit ASAP.
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this is so f*cking scary - a txn made 9 months ago to transfer just $5 ended up causing a $30K loss.
TLDR:
→ a txn was approved 9 months ago
→ to interact with the ThirdWeb Universal Bridge
→ Infinite approval was given (just for a $5 transfer)
→ a vulnerability in the contract was discovered in April
→ but the contract remained active onchain, including the blog referencing the affected contract address
→ vulnerability allowed anyone to drain funds from users with infinite approval
→ the hacker waited 9 months for the user to deposit a substantial amount
→ And boom - $30K gone in a single txn
→ funds were sent to Railgun, so can’t be traced
→ thirdWeb permanently disabled the legacy affected contract after the hack was disclosed
→ the blog referencing the affected (now-disabled) contract address is still live
I don’t even know whom to blame here. It’s honestly a shame that after all these years of building, crypto users still have to deal with stuff like this and this user is literally one of the smartest people in the industry.
Jill Gunter ☕@jillgun
Last night around 5pm I sat down to do some work. I opened my Rabby wallet to try out Espresso's new cross-chain mint product, Presto, that Rarible had just put live on mainnet. When I opened my wallet, I immediately saw that $30k was missing...
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This is right on the money. They don't need any of the other parts but just cable and news. America is in trouble if they succeed at doing this. They also have the backing of Darth Vader and Thanos. The people are still media pawns.
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Closed the term with 15% profit margin, 4% outstanding receivables, 98% positive feedback from the parents. The school never had profit before and was chronically in debt, always borrowing from the future term. For the first time, we enter a new term cash flow positive.
Major looming issue - to grow, we need new classes. To get new classes, we need new buildings. New buildings are very, very expensive. We need to add about 15 new classes over the next couple of years. If we do debt, we need to deal with the high interest rate problem. If we save to build, our growth is very slow. Equity is too expensive and not necessary.
Mark Essien@markessien
My Dad made me chairman of the board in his school as he retired. I looked into the finances - boarding house was making a loss, day school was fine but teacher grossly underpaid. I increased teachers pay, increased school fees a bit, increased boarding fees quite a bit. This would normally lead to a drop in population of the school by about 20% to 30%. People don't like increments. First thing I did was an extensive renovation across the entire school - sinking in money to fix all parts of it at high speed (took less than 4 weeks). I turned on Meta ads for the school with heavy spend, and started advertising in nearby towns - Port Harcourt, Aba, Uyo. We still have 15 days before the term starts but we have already increased school population by 100 new kids, even with the new fees. There is a lot more to do, but the takeaway for me is this - if you have something with physical infrastructure, run ads.
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Marriage is less appealing now because the material benefits it once offered women have largely collapsed. 100 years ago it was the dominant route to financial stability, social standing, protection and adult recognition. Today a woman can earn her own income, live independently and access most of the benefits that once required marriage. Her rising status came from economic and technological changes that aligned with female strengths, along with contraception, education and legal reforms. With those changes, marriage no longer looks like a significant upgrade. It looks like a risk with fewer guaranteed returns.
It has always been an absurdity to frame marriage as a happiness project. Historically, marriage was a practical institution for pair bonding, lineage, inheritance and the stable raising of children who are enormously costly emotionally and materially, and take a long time to become independent. Cultures enforced marriage through pressure, shame and obligation because that was how you secured cooperation between the sexes. Divine will was simply a justification for adaptive behaviour. Happiness inside marriage was a bonus; it was not the structural purpose.
Feelings of love themselves are ancient, but the expectation that marriage should be founded on those feelings is comparatively modern; the rule that love must be the basis for choosing a spouse. That expectation only gains real cultural traction in Western Europe from the 17th and 18th centuries onward. Once industrialisation began lifting populations out of constant survival pressure, humans could focus beyond subsistence and onto the broader palette of emotional human experience. By the 19th C the idea of a “love marriage” spread more widely, and only in the mid 20th c does it become the default assumption that marriage ought to be romantic. Assortative mating remained robust throughout; people fell in love largely within the boundaries set by class, status and compatibility. What changed was the cultural script, not the underlying biology.
Marriage was never designed for happiness; it was designed for stability. Only once its material function weakened did people begin to expect it to deliver emotional fulfilment instead.
And so here we are.
Women’s romantic feelings are evoked when she sees a man with an appropriate level of status. But if most men in her circle are on par with her or below her, then there are far fewer men able to impress her. Why bother? She no longer needs rescuing from poverty. She doesn’t need a husband for survival. If anything, she would like a partner who propels her further up the socioeconomic ladder and an increasing proportion of men can’t do that.
So what happens now?
When the old social norms around marriage weaken, marriage stops being a universal expectation and becomes a personality filter. The people least capable of stability, cooperation or long term planning simply do not marry at all and tend to have children with multiple partners. Those with slightly better traits may marry, but may not sustain it for life as intended.
In the end, marriage is not disappearing, it is becoming concentrated amongst the successful. It becomes almost like an aristocratic custom; rare, elite, stable, high-investment and deeply stratified. A marker of competence rather than a rite of passage. For everyone else the pattern is fluid relationships, low stability, weak pair-bonding and falling fertility. Marriage survives, but only among the successful.
I can’t say I would mourn the loss of marriage. If modernity is a selection event, then it simply reveals who can form and maintain long-term bonds under conditions of freedom. When the economic compulsion is removed, what remains are underlying dispositions: stability, foresight, self-control, reciprocity, emotional regulation. Those traits cluster unevenly.
Long live the genetically blessed.
In the end, marriage will not be saved by sentiment. It will be saved by selection.
Brad Wilcox@BradWilcoxIFS
Anti-nuptial turn among young women & adolescent girls is disastrous. New @pewresearch: HS girls' interest in marriage drops 20+ percentage pts in last 30 years.👇🏽
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Since some of my tools gained attention lately, and most of you don’t know me, I figured I should properly introduce myself.
I’ve been very active in crypto since early ’21 and spent most of my time in different Discord communities. I barely posted on X, but I was always watching.
I started vibecoding basically the day ChatGPT released and built more complex, polished tools and dashboards for my personal use year after year.
Today I have a Web2 job in IT, but I enjoy vibecoding like day 1. A couple of weeks ago I decided to get more active on X and start building tools for different Web3 communities that help people out.
I build tools on request from users, or when I see a need or potential for a tool or dashboard myself. If you have an idea or need, just hit me up in DMs and I’ll see if I can help.
My tools are not the most polished or perfectly coded. The goal is to ship fast and make things that work. Acting fast and having quick access to information is crucial in this space.
My tools will be free to use. If I ever do a sponsored tool, it will be disclosed. I cover hosting costs via referrals to projects I actively use and can stand behind. I’ll update the comments here with some of those tools from time to time. If you plan on farming or using the projects, feel free to use my codes.
On another note: I will never have a tool with WalletConnect or any transactions unless I announce it multiple times beforehand. Stay safe out there and always check the domain ending swishi.xyz.
I’m looking forward to spending more time on X and building tools that help people navigate Web3 ❤️
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I read something interesting yesterday. Instead of using $75k cash to buy a car outright, use the $75k to invest in an asset that pays you $600/mo, then take the income from the asset to finance your car. Now, you have an asset that continues to grow in value every year.
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This was the angel investment that made me quit angel investing all together.
Name cannot be blank@hackSultan
One of my biggest regrets in the startup space was Thepeer ( @thepeerHQ ). Sometimes I still blame myself for this. I started this company with Michael Okoh ( @ichtrojan ), I made Chike ( @chykeofafrica ) the CEO. I brought in the major partners. I left the company when we were no longer aligned but things were still okay. The last disagreement was when I discovered $50,000 was spent to buy cars. For a company making less than $1000/year. I found out the fraudulent activities and missing money that happened, it was initially $1.2M or so that I calculated was missing. The shut down of the company was an attempt to cover the missing money that I discovered. I was at EFCC’s office for 4 days ( going and coming) It’s really sad.
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Again, on large family houses, I have some relatives in Benin City who live in their own sprawling enclave. The patriarch of the family is an old timber magnate. His daily policy was to pray in the morning and eat together in the evening. With wives and 20 kids then, they were tighter-knit than most families. My cousins didn't care whose mother the other sibling came from and were tight. It took a lot of work beyond the money.
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