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@Nikxname Totally agree. Setting really matters for art.
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@Chainbuilderpro The way in which we experience Art is largely important to the way it is understood or perceived.
Much of what is "consumed" is done in the wrong environment or a place that is misaligned with what would make said Artworks "shine".
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@basedXBT @HEAL3ofr_jp thats a decent step count for a tired day
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done hit the goal before i got to my doorstep today, been a while since it happened 😅
did around 8k steps in total, because i didn’t get much sleep today.
walk daily, stay healthy and earn with @heal3ofr_jp while at it..
#HEAL3 🏃 💨
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@tazmancrypto Yeah, it really does keep you on your toes.
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@PowderWeb3 @solsticefi seems like a solid setup but who actually cares long term
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🚀 With @solsticefi quiet leadership in Solana DeFi continues!
With Solana’s largest native stablecoin USX + the YieldVault duo, they deliver institutional grade, delta neutral real yield. TVL is currently over $368M (according to DefiLlama), and they stand out with institutional backing (supported by Deus X Capital) and transparent collateral.
As you may recall, during the presale (Legion, December 2025), they announced TGE for the SLX token in Q1 2026. On the official site, it’s still listed as “SLX Q1 2026 Airdrop,” and the Flares program is going full speed: buy USX, lock it in YieldVault, accumulate Flares, and position early for the airdrop + supply burn! 🔥
Real yield + scarcity incoming. Don’t miss it.
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@Shahzaib0x sounds pretty specific, not sure what you need though
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@Shahzaib0x @MEXC_Official sounds like a plan but not everyone can handle the risk
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ngl bear market got most people just sitting on bags doing nothing
but that never made sense to me…
if you are holding $BTC / $ETH / $SOL anyway
why not make them work in the background ??
been exploring @MEXC_Official Earn lately and it is kinda simple:
- no need to sell your spot
- still earning while market is slow
- liquidity stays flexible
doing nothing with your assets is probably the riskiest move rn
might as well stay productive while waiting for the next leg up
Check here: mexc.com/earn?utm_sourc…
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@duganist not sure about the anniversary stuff but happy eid
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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary
All praise is due to The God in every situation.
Eid Mubarak
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Advantages of growing your X account,
800k received for a gig,
How much does a banker earn abeg? 😆😊😊😊
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@remiaxyz @menacedotcom seems like a different angle for sure. engaging people is always tricky
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Something I have been chewing on lately is how projects keep people engaged long term. I was looking into @menacedotcom and their approach to building on-chain experiences caught my eye. Their approach centers less on just letting users hang back and more on getting them directly into the action with competitive play.
This is a totally different energy than just a passive platform. I have seen that when a project really gets people active, moving beyond just watching from the sidelines, it helps build genuine community momentum. It is a tricky balance to hit, making competition feel good while also strengthening the community.
When that combination of real incentives, community spirit, and competitive drive comes together, the feedback loop can be incredibly powerful. I am curious to track how @menacedotcom expands on this model going forward.
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In crypto, everyone watches price, ETFs, whales. But almost no one is talking about this: developers are leaving.
GitHub data dropped today. A year ago, crypto repos were getting 850k commits a week. Now it’s down to 210k. That’s basically a drop to a quarter. The number of active developers also got cut in half.
So where did they go? To AI. Because AI repos grew 178% over the same period. Money is flowing there, attention is flowing there, job demand is flowing there.
Now think about this. A chain’s price can drop today and recover tomorrow. But if the developers leave? That chain starts dying slowly. Quietly. No one comes out and says “it’s dead,” but one day you look and nothing has been updated, bugs aren’t getting fixed, no new features are shipping.
There are already 362 chains that still look active right now. But most of them are basically zombies. There’s still a price, still some activity, but there’s nobody really behind them anymore.
For me, the real signal is this: wallet infrastructure is the only segment still growing. Developers are piling in there.
So the part that gains value is whoever owns the user touchpoint, whoever controls onboarding.
Looking at the price chart is easy. But very few people track who’s still building and who already left. And usually, those few are the ones who see it early.
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@waleswoosh seems like a solid range but it’s not everything
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The best follows on CT right now have between 5k and 20k followers.
Not just the ones with good takes, but also the ones who put in the most day-to-day effort
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