Sam Camman

@BennyScarf But your parents are worth $200million according to the people 😂

The level of wealth needed to live even a somewhat comfortable life in Sydney in 2026 is unfathomable.

@AlboMP How about adjusting the tax brackets to keep up with inflation ?

BREAKING: Around 3 million workers are getting a 4.75% pay rise from next month.

@markbouris Feels like no point these days taking any risks, government will just tax you to death. Almost better to be at the low end. Cost of living is through the roof, no incentive to start anything or take a risk.

What’s everyone’s thoughts on the budget this week? Feels like too many Australians are working harder than ever just to stand still. You don’t build a stronger country by making it harder for workers, business owners and families to get ahead.

@AlboMP How do we cancel our subscription with you

A subscription shouldn’t be a trap. That’s why we’re banning subscriptions that lock you in because they’re too hard to cancel.

@ScottyBetz My lock for tonight

We have 2 BLOCKBUSTER NRL games tonight 💣 We hit our NRL LOCK OF THE CENTURY last night 🏆 Should we rinse and repeat tonight? 😈👀

@kayosports Anyone’s working yet ?

Who is winning tonight, the Hawks or the Swans? Brad Johnson & Eddie Betts go head-to-head to decide in a pre-game kick off! The only place to watch every game of every round live is Fox Footy, available on Kayo Sports. #AFL #AFLHawksSwans

@kayosports Give us a refund or a few free months

@Terri_1987a @AustralianSuper You don’t understand how stocks work. You still own the same amount of shares / units. They are just valued less. Best time to buy is when things are on sale !

Superannuation accounts are getting smashed today. $100k wiped from mine just today. Superannuation is a bloody con. @AustralianSuper

@RL_Guru Matty Bowen

If you could bring back one player from your clubs history to play in season 2026, who would it be?

@centralNRL Is the additional $300k included in storm salary cap ? Lomax was on $650k so storm can’t pay too much less. If they have to pay $300k additional which is in there cap why do they even want lomax ?

The Storm have reportedly lifted their cash offer to $300,000 in a renewed bid to land Zac Lomax, but Parramatta have again knocked it back as they continue to push for a player in return rather than money. (Sydney Morning Herald)

@EGCsteve783 The only reason it’s not at $0 is because people have already lost close to 98% so it’s not even worth trying to sell now. I don’t think anyone actually cares about this anymore or thinks it will ever launch.

I would say that if you are holding CDR thinking that Atlas Wallet will save it, you should consider your life choices. This is absolutely not financial advice, but don't get fucked. Be smart. Sam has played you all.

@LeftyCurved @SamCKx How much are the rewards from this new token worth ? From my experience, sell immediately, every token dies eventually

For 2 years while @SamCKx built the staking platform for Evergrow and CedarDao he didn't hand out any rewards to holders even though there was no reason for him to stop them. Now he's crying that rewards need to go to the holders. What a 🤡

@888666haddu @SamCKx Wow! Always sell when you have made the bag

@SamCKx The disconnect between Cedar and Atlas is worrying. Been in the project since day of launch years ago. The gradual fracturing and extreme shifts in focus are so disappointing. I’m down at $700 from $193k at peak. Build structure and consistency and behave like a proper business.

@wotsuhthedeal2 @SamCKx @aptera_motors

Was wondering why @SamCKx was randomly shilling a solar car company last week @aptera_motors . Now it all makes sense. Just more “business as usual” with this guy. But don’t worry guys “he’s not selling!”

@EGCsteve783 Sam said today it is likely ‘months’ away before launching. Given that is was ready to launch 6 months ago, I’d say Atlas Wallet won’t launch until late 2026, if ever

Looks like everything's been resolved and all is good. wE aRe CeDAr.

@LeftyCurved Does anyone actually know a beta tester ?

At least AtlasWallet is living up to their name as the Velcro wallet of crypto. The beta testers from the CedarDao community have been told to stop testing it as it might not be safe to use

@live4offrd @wotsuhthedeal2 @AtlasWallet @Watcher1763 We would have seen the Temu version of atlas wallet rolled out, just like LunaSky when they rolled that disaster out

@wotsuhthedeal2 @AtlasWallet @Watcher1763, what are your thoughts? Was this a planned maintenance activity? There have been a ton of "Atlas will be released in days" posts for years, but it always ends up with a major overhaul type delay. Do you believe it would have been released if Sam took the $50k bet?

For us @CedarDAO holders and owners of @AtlasWallet this is all too familiar. Remember last time we heard about a beta that was being taken offline and would return better than ever in a few weeks? Then we never saw Lunasky ever again. Deeply disturbed by this update

@live4offrd Any idea how much of the $1.2million is left ?

Why couldn't the vote to establish the DAO and the $1.2m handoff to Sam/Wallet Enterprises be separate votes? The money had been avaliable and was being used to build the wallet, but Sam sounds like he would drag his feet unless the DAO voted to hand over the money. Why was him hiring the CTO and full time devs dependent on him having control of the funds with 0 oversight?

@qatarairways @Starlink How come starlink didn’t work from Doha to Berlin ? Also had to sit on the tarmac for 2 hours with no updates due to mechanical issues.

When your in-flight upload beats your home connection. @Starlink, Wi-Fi faster than home, free for everyone onboard.

@RealShawnte @AtlasWallet @Space_man_au @SamCKx Thanks for this information, you should post and explain this as most people believe Sam owns all of Atlas Wallet. If you could post the share register to show this as well would be great to clear the mis information around

@sam_camman @AtlasWallet @Space_man_au @SamCKx Once we have the foundation registered 100% which is 50,000 shares will transfer to Cedar. Sam will not own any shares once the transfer is complete.

Atlas Wallet Update – September 1st, 2025 In May 2025, Atlas Wallet entered a new chapter. For over two years, development had been carried out under tightly constrained resources: a finite budget, no way to raise more funds if it ran out, and the added challenge of our CEO dividing time between Atlas and responsibilities to a wider crypto project. Despite this, we built a high-quality product and entered a successful beta. In hindsight, though, those conditions made it very difficult to launch at true industry standard, and led to frustrations & being forced to continually delay beyond our internal targets. The transformation began when our principal shareholder — whose shares will be formally issued once their entity is established — authorised fundraising and dilution for the first time. This fundamentally changed our approach. With our CEO now focused exclusively on Atlas, a formally appointed CTO, and dedicated developers, we are finally resourced to build at the required level. Previously, our limited budget meant working with a third-party development company and relying on their timeline guidance, which created challenges for our public communications and left us without full control of the process. Now, with development in-house, we have a comprehensive project management system integrated with our codebase, giving us daily oversight of progress and quality. Atlas has always been a secure product, having worked with two leading audit firms in the past, and a third retained for ongoing code reviews. Beta feedback confirms an excellent user experience. Yet, over recent months, we’ve identified deeper infrastructural and scalability improvements needed to allow us to launch. These are not failings of quality, but of process: without confidence in long-term funding, we couldn’t manage development at this depth before. These updates will bring Atlas in line with the standards expected of the industry’s top players. We are now addressing these issues with a stronger team and the right expertise to guide the next phase. In parallel, we continue to enhance features and user experience so Atlas remains highly competitive ahead of launch. We believe the wallet already stands out in usability and design, but we will only announce a launch date once the underlying infrastructure has been fully strengthened to meet that standard. A statement from our CEO: “When we first envisaged Atlas, it was as part of a decentralised crypto project. With a small team already stretched and a limited budget, we contracted a third-party development company to manage the process. It was the right option at the time, but it lacked the agility we now have in-house. Since May, we have taken full control, with industry-standard project management and oversight now in place. The path has not been easy, but with stronger structures and processes established, we are building the foundations needed to reach the highest level of professionalism and quality. Startups at this stage typically build quietly with the patience and experience of venture backers. Particularly in tech, delays and unforeseen challenges are part of the course. Our journey has been different: shaped under the scrutiny of thousands of stakeholders, and with expectations far beyond what would normally apply to a product at this stage. We acknowledge that many of those expectations were set by us. The situation has proved incredibly challenging, but it has also sharpened our resilience and focus. We have learned important lessons, and are working diligently to ensure our communications set realistic expectations, reflect real progress, and build lasting trust. What matters now is that we are fully committed to delivering a world-class product. Atlas will not be another short-lived community project. Our success depends on staying laser-focused on the product. Whatever noise or pressure surrounds us, we have the maturity and experience to shut it out, concentrate on what matters, and build something that endures.” Closing note Atlas is now operating like a true startup: resourced, structured, and confident in its ability to raise funds and scale. We are proud of what was achieved under constraint, but even more so of the standards we now hold ourselves to. The team is optimistic, disciplined, and determined to deliver - not according to outside pressure or arbitrary deadlines, but when the product is ready to set a new benchmark for the industry.