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@ThePumponomics @sffutures Yep, I’ll be getting myself a better entry soon 😉

@sffutures This? Looks like lower highs to me

my zec trade & exit was a me problem: let me explain i bought solana in september 2023 and held it for the whole run. i bought zec this march and sold most of it inside a week when things first got messy. same trader, different conviction. and it comes down to one thing: where i bought. solana in 2023 had a price action base under it. ten months after ftx and i bought right at the end of that quiet, before it expanded. i was in on the ground floor. so i could hold, because i knew what was under me. zec had a similar ground floor accumulation setup. three or four years of price in the double digits. a real base. the difference is i didn’t buy it. i showed up after the vertical, $40 to $750 in the fall, and bought back the dip around $280. the base was real. i just wasn’t standing on it. it’s the equivalent of skipping solana at $20 and buying it at $120. so deep down i never felt as comfy in zec as in solana because i knew my entry was late. when the exploit bug news hit i wanted to hold but didnt end up having the confidence necessary. and yeah, i might be wrong. maybe the bug is nothing, everyone moves to a new pool and everyone forgets in two months, and i’m sitting here with zero coins feeling stupid. real possible outcome. i’m not pretending i know if it will occur. but the lesson holds either way: the hold you can sit through is decided at the buy entry, not by how much you love the story. both coins had great foundations. i was on the ground floor of one and late to the other. that’s not a zec problem. that’s on me. i can play it this way now because i don’t need the home run anymore. in 2018, 2021, 2023 i was desperate to make it financially, so i’d take insane risk and live with it. i’m free now. i don’t have to white knuckle a late entry. so when im not in at the ground floor, and things get messy, i leave, and i live with looking dumb if i’m wrong. i just need it less today than I used to and adjust risk accordingly.

Huge respect to the legendary 12-year grind and pure fair-launch ethos highlighted JT builder-first dedication is exactly what crypto is all about. $ORE takes those exact same grassroots principles and simply evolves them for today's high-velocity on-chain economy. By building on that classic hard-money philosophy, the tech has matured to feature a production-ready Falcon-512 quantum-safe wallet, a dynamic fee-buyback and permanent burn engine powered by Solana's speed, and a 50%–60% native compounding yield that requires zero middleman risk. It’s not about competing, it’s just watching the core DNA of fair-distribution tokens grow up to meet the speed and security needs of the modern era. ⛏️⛏️⛏️

People talk about crypto founders like they’re all the same. They’re not. Jared Tate built $DGB in 2014 with no ICO, no VC money, no company behind it. Just code and conviction. Twelve years later he’s still at it, unpaid, unsponsored, building in public whilst most founders cashed out and disappeared years ago. What’s he been doing lately? 👇 🪙 DigiDollar; the world’s first UTXO, time-locked, over-collateralised stablecoin. 95% complete and live on testnet. Built natively on DigiByte. No middlemen, no custodians. ⚡ Taproot upgrade (v8.26.0); all unit and functional tests now passing. A massive technical milestone that modernises the entire protocol. 🤝 Had a constructive meeting with Kraken to clarify the listing situation. With Kraken now holding a Federal Reserve master account, the timing couldn’t be more interesting. 🏛️ Arizona’s Senate named $DGB alongside Bitcoin and XRP in a state digital asset reserve bill. Legislators specifically cited technical merit, not market cap! The man wrote the first book ever authored by a blockchain founder. He’s been in Bitcoin since 2012. He doesn’t hype, he builds. $DGB sits at $0.0029, roughly 98% below its ATH. The price doesn’t reflect what’s being built. It rarely does until it does 👀

@ErrolFern24 Welcome fren ⛏️

I tried mining $ORE for the first time, and ngl, it feels mining a digital commodity and you are like inside a mining tunnel which they called "grid". This is mining is a business. Holding some for now as I think its a better SOV play than $ZEC or $BTC.

@Theptilla You can fork the code, but you can’t fork the soul. Authenticity is earned, not manufactured. Hard hat stays on. ⛏️🛡️ oh and copycats can fork off. 😎

If I wanted to start a perpetuals DEX today with zero interest in understanding why it needs to exist, ignored every team that came before me, never bothered to learn from existing protocols mistakes and wins, never spoke to the builders who spent years solving the hard problems, and only discovered there was a market after someone else proved it existed; you probably shouldn't take me or my protocol very seriously. Especially when a crowd of people who never showed the slightest interest in the category suddenly emerge from the woodwork to cheer it on, not because they care about the mission, but because they have a financial interest in the outcome. The same applies to mining protocols. Why you build matters. How you build matters. Intent matters. Character matters. Not everything is a narrative to be captured. Some things are earned through years of conviction, contribution, mistakes, feedback, and genuine engagement with the ecosystem. You can slap a new logo on an old idea. You can't manufacture authenticity.

That sweet sweet feeling. Solo @ORE ⛏️⛏️⛏️

@SuperteamAE @ORE @solana Love to see it! You might be interested to learn that there is a pool now for $ORE

@RnaCrypto @ORE To.much.Alpha. 🤦‍♂️

@CryptoRibdo @ORE ☝️And now also quantum-safe

@ORE IS The Pure Logical Conclusion. If the future of global finance runs entirely on a high-performance, monolithic chain like Solana, and if the economy is eventually dominated by autonomous AI agents that require a hyper-fractionalized, environmentally friendly currency they can spin up from any device... Then the hardest, most efficient money in the entire world right now is $ORE. If you hold/mine ORE you’re front-running a massive structural shift in the philosophy of value. By the time the broader market fully grasps the sheer power of pulling a 50% to 60% compounding yield on a net-deflationary, immutable token, your position will be massive. How can you not own at least 1 ORE. What is your personal milestone or target size for your uORE stack? Talk to me. ⛏️

@ORE Always.

@CryptoRibdo Just mine it.

@DiggyMonke @scottmelker $ORE fixes this.

@scottmelker checks notes. most btc is kept on CEXs not self custody personal nodes? you're not mining shit on a personal node decentralized - tick immutable until quantum used as money? not really happening with its speed and limited scaling

MICHAEL SAYLOR: "BITCOIN REACHES ITS FULL POTENTIAL BY REMAINING TRUE TO ITS CORE PRINCIPLES: SELF-CUSTODY, PERSONAL NODES, DECENTRALIZATION, IMMUTABILITY, AND USE AS MONEY."

@banditxbt Moan Moan moan.

Gainzy calls EVERYBODY in crypto an idiot... "Crypto underperformed every single market under the sun and I don't know that it's gonna change anytime soon" "The idea that we would underperform gold, silver, copper, iron, platinum, coffee, potatoes... everything." "There's embarrassing, and then there's just we're all idiots - and that's where we're at. Everybody that allocated their net worth in its entirety in crypto instead of literally any other market... yeah congratulations on underperforming"

$ORE gives me these vibes.

@Traderfinn0 @ORE

Tag a project you trust blindly. Ready to invest $50K

@birdeye_so ORE ⛏️

Which token will surprise the market over the next 12 months?

@Bkclaims @benjamincowen 👀

Cardano investors deserve answers. I've hired a crypto forensics firm to investigate the history of Cardano's founding, its original ICO proceeds, the movement of the BTC raised, and the financial history of the founding entities. I'm looking for information on: • The original ICO BTC addresses and where those funds ultimately went • The formation and ownership history of the founding entities, including Input Output (IOG/IOHK), Emurgo, and the Cardano Foundation • Salary, bonus, dividend, and other compensation paid by these entities over time • Any public or private disclosures regarding treasury management, BTC sales, ADA sales, or distributions to owners and insiders • Historical corporate records, annual reports, audits, board minutes, presentations, or other relevant documents I'm not alleging wrongdoing. In fact, the answer may be entirely reasonable. But Cardano raised what would be worth billions of dollars today, and I think the community deserves a complete accounting of what happened to those assets and how the ecosystem was funded over time. If you have documents, research, leads, archived websites, old forum posts, wallet information, or firsthand knowledge, please reach out. I'd like to build the most complete historical record possible.

Been riding the waves of the $ORE journey (thanks to @TheYosemite_Sam) since Nov 2024. Was pretty silent just watching from afar. But when @Theptilla came in something changed in me to start getting involved. Thanks Thep I’ve now feel part of something pretty special. The rest of you lot are pretty cool too. ⛏️⛏️⛏️

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@Crypt0Fred 💯

let me understand…. I put 1k into ORE mining today. if ORE goes to 2k, i make 20k yea, ok... everybody will get rich