Blockstreet | Crypto Research

@BlockStreetXYZ And Jacking names lol

Blockstreet is designed for lasting growth 🟧 Each launch will feeds revenue back into $BLOCK, strengthening liquidity, reinforcing governance, and building a foundation for sustainable expansion. Value stays in the system. Holders benefit as the ecosystem evolves. Every successful launch adds momentum. This is not about short-term gains. It is about compounding progress, one cycle at a time.

@iruletheworldmo We are one of those. Fully switched to Grok. Left openAI behind finally.

most people here (with some credibility) that have tried grok 3. have fully switched to grok 3. very intelligent, very quick, very well priced, very well integrated with search and x posts. best ui / ux i’ve tried. it’s hard to admit as a lover of open ai. but we must remain open minded and humble before the facts chat. grok 3 is sheen winning rn.

@starlordyftw @0n1Force

This cycle the good guys (the real builders) win. @0n1Force one of the few real builders left poised to lead the charge this cycle. NFTs are going to make a comeback with a vengeance. It was written.

@arkham All the hacker has to do is swap over time into Monero, send to a new Monero wallet just to be extra safe and swap into ETH again. Clean & untraceable Ethereum. Could have been any Monero holder at that point since they obscure transactions on their chain.

WE’VE COMPILED A LIST OF BYBIT HACKER WALLETS The Bybit Hacker currently holds $1.37B of ETH and has used 53 wallets so far. Wallet list below:

@TRONNIE_ Can’t go wrong with Koda as well

@BlockstreetFi Yea that’s where I’m leaning but dogs look dope lol MAYC/BAYC, Koda and otherdeeds getting rewards wondering if dogs will act as a multiplier but might make more sense to get more deeds

If you had to pick one what would it be and why?

@CapetainTrippy Same 🤣🤣

after 20 years of being my own boss, I have figured out I am not good at not being in charge. 🤷‍♂️

Just once I want a hack to be in USDC that the scammers uses to buy ETH

@lukebelmar $APE

What is the most undervalued crypto project?

@RFDZI @williamzenx Smart ape. We posted about this yesterday. Most airdrops nuke due to the prisoners dilemma game theory. It’s smartest to sell immediately and buy back in when it settles lower. Very few do the reverse. And if they do it’s usually temporary before the dump.

@williamzenx i already sold

69 yaps, 420 tokies 777 usdc gud tek

@BorisVagner Hi 👋

Hi to the 69 ppl that see my posts now.

@sacalenguaz @aixbt_agent Wait till you try ours bro 😎

my confidant quant, whats the kanye west coin looking like tonight? @aixbt_agent

@TheeHustleHouse @BoredApeYC @0xRDL Done. Didn't realize he was following us so technically a FB lol

Hey @BoredApeYC homies lets get @0xRDL to 4k followers! Ape follow Ape.

@TheeHustleHouse THATS FIIIIIIRE

Holy fuck! Obsidian is my new favorite.

@TRONNIE_ Hate when this happens lol

I was 30 $APE off of getting back into gobs this morning was hoping some shit would sell by the time I got off work… floors now up 180 $APE 💀 bad timing

Why the slow recovery? Once the price nukes, faith in the token drops. New buyers hesitate—why touch a “dead” project? Plus, the flood of supply takes time to absorb. It’s not just greed; it’s a game where distrust locks in a bad outcome for all.

Data backs this up: look at most airdrops—Uniswap (2020), Aptos (2022), etc. Post-airdrop, prices tanked 50-90% within days. Why? Mass dumping. No one trusts the others to hold, so they race to sell first. Prisoner's Dilemma in action.