Rubyto

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@PolymarketSport Ouch, that hurts

🚨JUST IN: A trader put $700,000.00 on Felix Auger-Aliassime to win his French Open quarter-final match The payout is almost $1,600,000.00 Auger-Aliassime is the second highest seed remaining in the tournament

@LBleuBlancRouge C’est le monde à l’envers. Et on lui demande si il a porté plainte en plus??

On est quand même le seul pays du monde à donner une antenne et la parole à des casseurs qui viennent d’être condamnés pour avoir saccagé Paris. C’est lunaire.. 😳

@0xNairolf This is our path with @o2dotapp Doing onchain spot trading the right way. Tight Spreads Low Fees Zero Gas Fees Zero Bridging Fees

the comeback playbook for chains is pretty simple: build apps themselves find pmf land a killer app thats the only way

I’ve been saying this for years, but I think airdrops only made sense when they felt like unexpected loyalty rewards. You used a product early, took some risk, gave feedback, helped the team improve things, and maybe at some point you got rewarded for it. That was healthy imo. Where it broke is when the reward became the product. It’s like airlines: You don’t pick an airline only because of the loyalty program. You pick it because you need to fly, then you look at fares, routes, service, reliability, planes, etc. The loyalty program comes after. It's like the cherry on the cake. Crypto flipped this way too often. Too many products tried to make the reward the reason people show up. You end up creating fake interest, fake loyalty, and then predictable FUD once people dump and leave. Hard to keep people around when they never came for the product in the first place.

@k0k1eth Ty ser!

@Rubyto hugeee congrats Rubyto

The best execution costs across all crypto now available on KyberSwap, big W!

@KyberNetwork @o2dotapp LFG 🔥🔥

KyberSwap 🤝 @o2dotapp KyberSwap has integrated o2 as a new PMM liquidity source, bringing deeper liquidity and better rates for traders. Just trade on KyberSwap.

🇺🇸 BIG: The CLARITY Act has been added to the U.S. Senate Legislative Calendar.

@MarwaneTane @Adrien_B_A In comparison to french salaries, rents are very expensive.

lmao wrong having traveled to 30+ countries, public transport in paris is one of the best out there insecurity is the same as everywhere in western europe and the usa, and i'd actually say it's the safest big city in western europe (esp compared to london, barcelone etc). no idea what's your definiton of insecurity but if that's pickpockets nearby hyper-touristy area then yeah welcome to any big western city i guess? apartments are 10x more affordable than nyc, london or sf. you can get a clean 1-bed apt for 1600usd/month in a great neighborhood. show me where that's possible in the cities mentioned above? yeah it does get hot asf in summer, good news tho harsh days in paris never last for more than 10 days per year. rest of the time AC would be useless (although i agree it'd be nice to have, tho that's a europe problem not a paris-specific one) it's quite literally the most beautiful city in the world, there's a growing online entrepreneurs/builders community and nothing comes close to it on so many aspects

I hate Paris I spent the last 4 days there, but I also lived there for around 2 years in total, so this is not a tourist opinion Every time I go back, I have the same question: Why do so many people accept living like this? No air conditioning, too much insecurity, public transport that sucks, tiny overpriced apartments, noise, stress, dirt, and the feeling that the city is slowly eating your nervous system Also, the two usual excuses don’t hold 1. If you are an entrepreneur, you say: “I need to be close to the ecosystem” Nah, if you want a real global tech ecosystem, go to San Francisco or Shenzhen Don’t stick to the BPI-subsidized environment If you want to build in France with a better life, go to Nice: sea, mountains, airport, security, food, light, Italy next door, Monaco nearby 2. If you are an employee, you say: “Salaries and jobs are better in Paris” Sometimes, yes But €2,500 net per month in Paris is not a good salary It is survival with a dedicated path to becoming the kind of guy who runs during the week and takes drugs in techno clubs on weekends to escape his 9 to 5 You pay insane rent, sweat in the metro, sleep badly, queue for everything, and live surrounded by communists and wokists I don’t buy it Please explain to me

@EmoHistorian_ Is this ranking based on vibes or an actual set of metrics? Looks like bullshit tbh

@Rubyto About people coming over to the Uk. Who I’d prefer to come over, and who I’d explicitly NOT prefer to come over

Immigrant tier list 👍

@b_nnett Wild! Love it!

Reverse-engineering the Whoop 5.0 to work without a subscription in 24 hours. Starting now.

@RizzleSimms @fuel_network Ty my bro 🙌🏼

@fuel_network Legends! Good to see you thriving

Behind every ATH is the network that made it possible ⛽️

o2.app just hit a new ATH! $120M traded in 24 hours We built the track. Elite traders set the record. 🏎️

@k0k1eth This continent is about to lose all its value at some point

@Rubyto EU is the most anti crypto entity in the world No wonder everyone is going to Zug or Dubai

The EU is considering adding a 10bps tax to all crypto txs What the actual F?

@Ckarku33 Good trades could get you in the red if you don't pay attention enough, especially with futures between funding rates and fees, it can be lethal.

@Rubyto few years ago i've been actively trading futures on binance and i didn't pay attention on fees i was always wondering it's low but once when i checked it out i was shocked. fee is one of the main things every trader should pay attention to

A lot of spot exchanges are not really built for active traders. They’re built for occasional trading or long term investing. If you trade once, a few extra bps don’t feel that dramatic. But if you’re running high-frequency strategies, arbitrage, market making, or anything built on small cost optimizations, the math changes fast. Fees, spreads and slippage become the strategy. You can be directionally right and still lose money because the venue is too expensive to trade on repeatedly. That’s the bet with @o2dotapp . Make trading cheap enough that more strategies become viable, more volume happens naturally, and the protocol captures value through scale instead of squeezing every trade harder. DeFiLlama’s 30d data currently shows o2 at ~0.02% implied fees on volume (taker + maker), the lowest among the major DEXs in this comparison. Still early, but this is the model we believe in: more volume because traders can actually afford to trade more.

Lots of people are trading whether for farming points programs, trading pairs they can only find on these exchanges, or because they're used to it and don't consider something else out of convenience. So we still have a lot of work to do to attract them on o2, but this is very telling already imo.

@Rubyto once active traders actually realize this (about the fees they pay) we will see a major spike up on o2

@fey_xbt The security code to the Louvre was « Louvre » fyi

If France disappeared tomorrow, nothing of value would be lost except some art. Literally what could have been the #1 country in Europe by every metric became absolute African shithole. Unironically, the worst Hitler's anti-french propaganda turned out to be mild shit compared to the current reality. Unfortunately, we have passed the point of no return and it is only going to get worse from here. Thanks for playing.