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The Trump family is bad for crypto.




🧵 Over 24 hours, our scientific team and AI scientist infrastructure developed a novel peptide agonist to potentially treat ADHD. Below is our paper for a pre-IND computational feasibility assessment for OX2R-004: an 18-residue peptide agonist designed as a selective OX2R agonist for ADHD. Why this matters? No approved orexin agonists exist anywhere. All marketed orexin drugs are dual OX1R/OX2R antagonists for insomnia. Clinical-stage ones are small molecules for narcolepsy only. We did this with @peptai_ a novel full 8-gate computational pipeline in one shot developed by @BioProtocol community 👇




GM CT, I’ve compiled the full history of @BinanceWallet Booster projects the track record is strong: - 100% got listed on Futures - ~70% made it to Spot In short, getting into the Booster almost guarantees a Futures listing, with a consistently high probability. It has become one of the most reliable fast tracks to Binance spot. The most recent case is @BitwayOfficial . Its Booster ended on Dec 22, 2025. While there’s no official announcement yet, based on past patterns, I think a Futures listing is very likely, with a potential Spot listing if holder strength holds up. In the next few days (January 12), a new token @UnitasLabs is starting its Booster program definitely worth keeping an eye on and considering joining if you’re looking for these kinds of opportunities.


🚨 Warning - @MEXC_Official Caught "Red-Handed" Running Internal Order Desk 🚨 Imagine this: I’m at the command post, monitoring our live launch on @Bybit_Official (which is a pretty big deal). We’re tracking order flow, adjusting on-chain liquidity in real time, and coordinating with our team handling CEX-side liquidity when - boom! Someone drops a message in our token holders TG: “MEXC just listed us on perps!” Of course they did. They saw the Bybit announcement and countdown to go-live and rushed out a futures product. Ambulance-chasing, but for bucket-shop CEX perps. A couple things immediately stood out. Our MM team is handling all CEX-side liquidity. If another market maker was hedging - as market makers do - they’d have to come through us. And yet MEXC somehow went live before Bybit. That got the gears turning. If they weren’t routing through us, chances are they weren’t routing through anyone. On a hunch, I pulled their API and made a call. They’ll probably patch this after the post, but for now it conveniently returns server time (denominated in CST…for reasons known only to them). Sure enough: $WhiteWhale didn’t exist on any available API endpoint. I’ve attached a PDF showing the raw server response: drive.google.com/file/d/1KdqUGe… If the pair wasn’t even supported by their own API, it is actually impossible for an external market maker to be operating that order book. MM's don't log in and place orders on the web site. Which leaves only one option. They were running the order book internally - trading against their own users. A CEX running its own internal trading desk is a conflict-of-interest factory: the venue that sees everyone’s flow, risk, and liquidation levels is also the same entity incentivized to trade against that flow, lean on prices, or “manage” volatility in ways that conveniently benefit its own book. That’s why FTX became the cautionary tale - when an exchange and a closely tied trading arm blur lines, you get structurally unfair markets and a tempting path toward misuse of customer assets and preferential treatment. Legally, it raises serious issues around market manipulation, fraud/misrepresentation, breach of fiduciary-like duties (even if they deny having them), inadequate disclosures, and compliance failures around best execution, fair dealing, and segregation of customer funds - plus the obvious enforcement magnet: if users weren’t clearly told the exchange could be effectively the house, regulators and plaintiffs will argue the market was rigged from the start. I continued to refresh until they finally did add it to their API. The time they were 100% trading against their own users? 5 hours, 22 minutes. A market cannot be fair when the referee is also placing bets. That's pure extraction. Ironically, the very thing $WhiteWhale stands against. 🫡 From the depths — The White Whale 🐋
















