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Insanely obvious to me that farming perps is the move in such times.
HL S3 with XYZ + HIP4 is a must farm at this point, additionally I’m using Ostium + Ethereal, and Polymarket.
Vivid.hl (equity perps era)@vividhl
Season 3 is coming soon. The “points program ended in 2024” statement is gone from GitBook. Why delete it all of a sudden, other than for a new season or retro airdrop?
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Registrations for Balkans Blockchain Summit 2026 are open.
Free to attend, bringing together builders, founders, and the Web3 community.
23–24 May.
Secure your place.
#binancebalkansxbbs #BBS

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Income Needed to Be in the Top 1% in Each European Country 💰
🇭🇷 Croatia — €5.2k/month
🇦🇱 Albania — €5.3k/month
🇬🇷 Greece — €9.2k/month
🇨🇿 Czechia — €9.0k/month
🇭🇺 Hungary — €9.6k/month
🇧🇬 Bulgaria — €9.6k/month
🇱🇻 Latvia — €9.7k/month
🇪🇪 Estonia — €10.4k/month
🇷🇸 Serbia — €10.4k/month
🇵🇹 Portugal — €10.5k/month
🇵🇱 Poland — €11.8k/month
🇪🇸 Spain — €12.2k/month
🇷🇴 Romania — €13.0k/month
🇱🇹 Lithuania — €13.1k/month
🇮🇹 Italy — €14.1k/month
🇫🇷 France — €14.6k/month
🇫🇮 Finland — €14.6k/month
🇸🇪 Sweden — €14.7k/month
🇳🇱 Netherlands — €16.1k/month
🇩🇰 Denmark — €17.3k/month
🇧🇪 Belgium — €17.3k/month
🇬🇧 United Kingdom — €17.5k/month
🇩🇪 Germany — €18.5k/month
🇨🇭 Switzerland — €18.7k/month
🇦🇹 Austria — €18.7k/month
🇮🇪 Ireland — €22.6k/month
🇳🇴 Norway — €25.9k/month
🇱🇺 Luxembourg — €57.9k/month


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Capra Creative joins Balkans Blockchain Summit as a creative sponsor, bringing visual identity, storytelling, and design to life.
Through bold concepts and high-level execution, they help shape how the BBS experience is seen, felt, and remembered.
23-24 May
Prishtinë, Klan Arena
balkansbs.com
#BBS #binancebalkansxbbs

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Years ago, before earnings, the question was how to move from ETH or stables into real assets within seconds.
Today, that problem is solved.
Thanks to @OstiumLabs, we deployed into $INTC in under 5 seconds.
Ostium@OstiumLabs
Intel earnings exceeded expectations. Trade $INTC onchain. Live on Ostium.
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Kosovo is calling.
Energy. Movement. Real connections.
This is where it all comes together.
23–24 May
balkansbs.com
#binancebalkansxbbs #BBS
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People are already coming.
Germany. Austria. Switzerland. Italy. Hungary.
And more.
Kosovo is the meeting point.
Are you on the map?
23–24 May
balkansbs.com

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2,000+ → 5,000+
This year, bigger.
23-24 May
balkansbs.com
#Crypto #Blockchain #BBS #balkanblockchainsummit
#binancebalkansxbbs

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Hope is driving the markets - The American system is loosing confidence.
Equities, commodities, and crypto rebounded after President Trump declared victory over Iran following their ceasefire proposal.
Iran, however, has denied the proposal put forward by the U.S. and its allies, showing no signs of backing down.
As of now, markets appear to be betting on a Trump-led resolution.
The U.S. has proposed the following:
- No nuclear enrichment
- Dismantling of nuclear facilities
- Limited missile production
- No support for proxy groups
- U.S. control over the Strait of Hormuz
In contrast, Iran demands:
- Reparations for damages incurred
- A guarantee of no future attacks
- Removal of sanctions
- No U.S. military bases in the region
- The right to charge fees for passage through the Strait of Hormuz - similar to how Egypt charges for the Suez Canal
Still, a war of information persists. The most likely scenario remains a temporary ceasefire, enabling further negotiations.
If such a deal materializes, markets are likely to rally - shifting toward risk-on sentiment, selling oil, and buying equities, commodities, and crypto.
Conversely, if Iran rejects the proposal and hostilities continue, markets could plunge further into support zones.
Silver, in particular, could retrace to $56 in the worst-case scenario.
On the risk front, yesterday’s U.S. $69 billion 2-year Treasury note auction delivered a strong warning: demand was shockingly weak for such a short-duration instrument.
- High yield: 3.936% (When-Issued: 3.918%)
- Bid-to-cover ratio: 2.44
- Indirect bids (foreign central banks): 59.4%
- Direct bids (domestic investors): 16.5%
All three metrics are at historic lows. A bid-to-cover ratio below 2.5 indicates weak demand, while the low share of indirect and direct bids signals declining confidence in U.S. debt by both domestic and international buyers - the very opposite of what the U.S. aimed to achieve ahead of this geopolitical escalation.
Additionally, the $1.8 trillion private credit market is unraveling. Major funds like Blackstone and others are facing record redemption requests, as investors grow concerned about AI-driven disruption in the SaaS sector.
This confluence of geopolitical tension, weakening Treasury demand, and a collapsing private credit market suggests a fragile financial system.



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Exchange Update
We want to share an update regarding Bitget.
Following the post‑TGE incident, our team fully intended to meet all of Bitget's requirements, including deploying additional liquidity and supporting healthy market depth. We made repeated efforts to align on a workable path forward with the exchange.
We were not able to satisfy the requirements and Bitget has communicated their decision to delist DN.
We appreciate Bitget’s time and engagement throughout the process, and we remain open to re‑exploring a partnership once recovery efforts are further along.
We’re grateful for the support and understanding shown by our other exchange partners during this process, and we will continue to fully support all remaining trading venues. In parallel, we are working constantly toward recovery and rebuilding with the long term health of the project as our priority.
Thank you all for your continued support.

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