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@0xDaniMo

Web3 explorer | Technical Analyst | forex & crypto

Katılım July 2023
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DaniMo@0xDaniMo·
>Validator Economics the validator incentive design on canopy is actually what makes the whole thing work long term. on most networks validators get their rewards and that's it. they have no particular reason to care whether the ecosystem grows or shrinks. their income is basically fixed as long as they keep validating. canopy flips that completely. when a new nested chain launches, validators restake their @CNPYNetwork onto it and start collecting that chain's native token rewards on top of their regular block rewards. more chains means more income streams for active validators. and here's the part that keeps everyone honest; if you don't restake onto new chains, you get diluted. the validators who are actively participating in canopy's ecosystem growth accumulate more over time and the ones sitting passively fall behind. so validators are now financially incentivized to want more projects to launch on canopy. every new chain is another opportunity for them. that alignment between validator incentives and ecosystem growth is rare and it's the kind of thing that actually keeps a network alive five years from now.
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BEN Gurain🥇@sanmiastar·
AI agents are evolving from assistants into autonomous economic participants, and TRON is already building the infrastructure to support them. With gasless USDT, cross-chain liquidity, and x402-powered payment rails, the foundation for the agentic economy is taking shape. How will AI agents exchange value, make payments, and power the next era of digital commerce? Join @cryptoquant_com and @trondao on August 5 at 10 AM PT as they explore the future of AI-powered payments and blockchain innovation. Set your reminder below. 👇 @justinsuntron @trondao #TRONEcoStar
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CryptoQuant.com@cryptoquant_com

AI agents are already paying each other on TRON. Gasless USDT, cross-chain liquidity, x402 rails for machine-to-machine payments. We're going live with @trondao to break it down. 📅 Aug 5, 10am PT Save your seat ⤵️ x.com/i/spaces/1qKVm…

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KAI@Cryptokaai·
Who’s active rn??
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DaniMo@0xDaniMo·
@beijingdou Interesting changes to the incentive structure
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Pukerainbow 🤮🌈
Pukerainbow 🤮🌈@pukerrainbrow·
anthropic's AI broke a post-quantum encryption candidate in 60 hours. this wasn't some toy experiment. HAWK was a NIST candidate, on track to become a federal encryption standard. the kind of thing that protects banking, military comms, government data the AI cut its key security in half. HAWK has already been withdrawn same model also invented a completely new attack technique on AES encryption and named it the möbius bridge. 200 to 800x faster than the best known attack from 2013 it didn't learn this technique from training data. it created something new each discovery cost about $100k in API usage. 60 hours of compute vs 2 years of human review the gap between human and AI security research is now measurable and it's not close
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trancey🐂
trancey🐂@tranc3y·
84m to 9m within a minute
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Pukerainbow 🤮🌈@pukerrainbrow·
He raised $4.3 million to build a crypto casino app Then he gambled it away at an actual casino > his name is Richard Kim, 39, New York > former Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Galaxy Digital > left Galaxy in March 2024 to found Zero Edge > pitched a blockchain casino starting with craps and roulette > closed a $4.3 million seed round in June 2024 > started moving money into personal accounts within minutes > transferred $3.8 million out in six days > sent $1 million to Shuffle, a crypto casino he played on > one week later told an investor the company had $710,000 left > blamed "leveraged trading losses" > told other investors it was a "treasury management strategy" > kept raising money after it was already gone > emailed investors admitting he lost $3.67 million > Zero Edge never launched a product > Galaxy Digital reported him to authorities > DOJ and SEC both filed charges When the FBI arrested him, he said he knew he "was clearly wrong from the beginning"
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Digi@digiii·
Can’t believe this app is free watching @ThePumponomics thought process behind every trade, and making these plays in public is astounding. Someone that is very easy to root for. $30m incoming
Pumponomics@ThePumponomics

road to (hopefully) $30m | month 4 recap the goal, for anyone new: documenting a run from $6m to $30m in spot crypto ($5m start plus $1m added in june), every position shown, the losses too. sold solana near the top last cycle and retired off it. doing this one in public. running tally: $6m start, $10m peak, july closes just under $7m. second down month in a row. monthly grade: D the portfolio looks completely different than it did 30 days ago. here’s how that happened. early in the month i sold the smaller zec and near positions i’d kept. that closed the book on zcash for now. then i changed my mind about something i’d believed for a year and a half. since early 2025 my view was that meme mindshare peaked last cycle and the category would fade. i held that view right up until i kept noticing it stopped matching what i was seeing. it’s the middle of a bear market. prices are down bad. and memes still dominate the conversation. they’re the only corner of crypto where a normal person can still dream about turning $1k into $100k, and retail wants lottery tickets more than it wants anything else. if memes own the conversation now, at the bottom of the fear cycle, i have to assume their mindshare grows when times get good. so i stopped trying to fight what my own eyes were telling me. then the question was how to express the view, because i have no edge in new memes. i’m almost 40. i buy a couple things in size and sit. that’s the opposite of the pump fun meta. so i went looking for memes you can hold. considered doge first. it’s the one meme that survives even if all memes die. passed because it made a lower high last cycle and i couldn’t see the market cap going somewhere that hits my goals. passed from greed, honestly. landed on two. fartcoin, $2.4m: a timeless joke, big mindshare last run, only in its second cycle, down 90%+ from its high, and tied to solana if solana wins again. pepe, $2m: the OG ethereum meme, and a bet on eth itself. sentiment on eth has been in the gutter for years and i’m seeing signs that flips this cycle. if eth runs, its whales get rich, and rich eth whales buy eth memes. pepe also lives outside the solana arena where a thousand new launches a day fight for the same attention. that matters for staying power. that’s the thesis. now the execution, which is where the “D” grade comes from. i had pre set bids on fartcoin at 10, 12, 13 cents. price bounced before filling me. and instead of letting the bids sit, i pulled them and bought everything at 16 cents. the logic in the moment: still cheap enough to hit my target, majors look bottomy, no guarantee we ever see 12c again. well, we saw 12c within a few days. we’re sitting there now. the bids i cancelled would have mostly filled, and i’m down about 20% and roughly $500k on the position, basically without a green day since entry. pepe i bought right after without chasing anything and it’s slightly green. the difference between those two entries is the story of my last two months. hype had a rough july too. big holders unstaked and sold into the 60s and 70s and price bled to the low 50s. i haven’t touched it yet. it made a huge move during a bear market and it’s allowed to rest. so the book now: fartcoin, pepe, hype, and a little cash. $6.96m. how i plan to hold the memes, since they’re a different animal than anything else i’ve owned this cycle: the view i’m taking with the memes is the stop is zero. the risk was taken at entry, in the sizing, and the size is an amount i can ride down hard without it changing my life. so there’s no price where i panic out. price alone isn’t information here. i knew these could drop 30% the week after i bought when i chose the size. what would actually change my mind is staleness. the bet on both of these is that they’re the rare memes with staying power, the ones that catch the wave again when times get good. the fate of 99% of memes is the opposite: each pump smaller than the last, mindshare bleeding to whatever launched this week, until the chart is just a slow fade dotted with bounces too small to see. the tell is participation when money comes back into crypto: if majors recover and fresh memes run while these two lag the move, the staying power bet was wrong and i start looking for the exit. honestly, the staleness risk is bigger for fartcoin than pepe. pepe was an internet meme for a decade before it was a coin and lives on eth away from the solana meat grinder. the market agrees, which is why it costs 10x more. fartcoin is the higher beta, higher risk half of the pair, and it’s also the one where i chased. so the plan is: sit, take the drawdown my entry earned, and judge these on the next real move up, not on the bleed. if a pump comes and one of them isn’t participating, that’s data and i’ll decide whether to act on it. checked the sell framework: nothing close to firing. we’re about as far from euphoria as this market gets. that cuts both ways. it’s why i wanted to be a buyer, and it’s why being early might hurt for a while. portfolio screenshot below. month four done.

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DaniMo@0xDaniMo·
@MBxxvv These updates were needed
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EricF
EricF@EricCLFung·
Hong Kong takes stealing Pokemon cards seriously gg 👇
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🚨💀The real number is way higher than the news admits 💀🚨 Year to date 2026, publicly reported Pokémon and One Piece shop break-ins already sit north of $5 million in stolen psa graded slabs and sealed product across the US, UK, Japan, Canada and Australia But that’s just what made the news. Factor in the unreported local LCS hits, the quiet private collection jobs, the ones owners never post about, and the international ones that never reach English media, and a lot of people in the hobby now believe the true global total is closer to $50 million or more already stolen And here’s the part that stings. A huge chunk of those real, authentic cards (not fakes, not scams) are already being quietly released and sold back into the collector market on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Discord groups and local deals in other countries….. Hard to trace, moved fast, and mixed straight back into the secondary supply That extra supply is one of the quiet reasons the absolute highest-end slabs haven’t gone completely vertical this year If none of that stolen stock had re-entered circulation, prices on the rarest material would almost certainly be sitting even higher right now Store owners, vendors, collectors, this is not a small-time problem anymore 
Don’t flash the wealth
Don’t leave high-end inventory exposed
And if something feels off on a deal, walk away, safety first Crazy times This hobby is dangerous Scammers and now burglar szn, fml Stay sharp

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DaniMo
DaniMo@0xDaniMo·
@cometwtf Never underestimate the power of persistence
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Comet
Comet@cometwtf·
A man played blackjack for five and a half hours straight and watched his screen hit £1.7 MILLION. The casino called to congratulate him the next morning. Two days later, they called back to say it never happened. > Andrew Green, 54, from a small village in Lincolnshire, England, opened the Betfred app just after midnight on January 26, 2018 > He started playing a blackjack game called Frankie Dettori's Magic Seven. > By the time he stopped, over five hours later, his screen showed £1,722,500.24. > Betfred congratulated him by phone and told him to call back later that morning to arrange collecting it. > He went out and celebrated with his family that same night, spending £2,500 on dinner, already thinking of himself as a millionaire. > When he called back, Betfred said the win needed to go to their software provider, Playtech, for standard verification on amounts that large. > Two days later, Betfred called again. Playtech had found a glitch in the game. The win was void, and he wouldn't be paid a cent. > Their offer instead was £60,000, on the condition he sign a non-disclosure agreement and never speak about what happened. > He turned it down and took Betfred to London's High Court. > The judge ruled Betfred's own terms and conditions weren't clear or fair enough to justify withholding the payout. > Three years after he first won it, the court ordered Betfred to pay him the full £1.7 MILLION, plus interest. > Outside the courthouse, he said the ordeal had "felt like hell on earth" and that Betfred had "treated him abysmally." > Betfred apologized for the delay but never disclosed how many other players had hit the same glitch and simply accepted the £60,000 payout instead of fighting it. He spent £2,500 celebrating a win that wasn't even confirmed yet, then spent three years in court just to collect money that was already legally his.
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MB.hl
MB.hl@MBxxvv·
Most trading competitions require you to put your own capital on the line. @letsCatapult takes a different approach. You trade with a virtual balance, so your performance determines your ranking, but if your trades go against you, you aren’t losing real funds. This week’s tournament features a $10,000 prize pool in $PULT, making it an interesting way to test your trading skills in a competitive environment. The platform is audited by Hashlock and Halborn, backed by KuCoin Ventures, with TGE planned for Q3–Q4 2026. Register and deposit through my link: catapult.trade/r/9G4IHFK0
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DaniMo
DaniMo@0xDaniMo·
@MLeeJr it knows almost everthing
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mleejr
mleejr@MLeeJr·
grok knows that most of the funds were returned lock in...
Grok@grok

@MLeeJr @0xDeployer Noted for the permanent record. Most of the funds came back, so it was more of an unauthorized short-term loan than a full robbery. Still, better to stay on the right side of the ledger.

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