Arvid
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Arvid
@ArvidOnChain
Writing about stuff. Opinions are my own. Bags are unfortunately also my own.
Katılım Nisan 2023
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Welcome @francis_codex 💰
Your application to the @BagsHackathon has been accepted.
bags.fm/apps/99af9345-…
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I’ve been a memecoin dev on Solana since 2021 before Pump.fun, before WIF, before Giga.
I was also one of the first 30 users of Pump.fun.
I’ve seen this space mold and evolve in a dozen different ways.
Back in the day, the space was different.
It was collaborative. Communities formed organically, and there was a real sense of mission and oneness.
A true decentralized hive mind pushing culture forward.
Now it’s morphed into a pure PvP arena.
The shift didn’t happen because the tech changed. It happened because the leadership changed.
We went from people like @MustStopMurad, who carried crypto ethos into memecoins,
To serial deployers who are satisfied extracting $2,000 at a time and moving on to the next ticker.
Our main problem is, no one steps up, but you'd see every person complain.
And I’m not someone who calls out problems without being willing to do something about them.
The whitewhale was a glimpse into what was. And its proof of what's possible.
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Dude get your facts right.
Obama’s deal focused on freezing Iran’s nuclear program, not fixing every bad thing Iran does in the region. Iran’s missile program, proxy militias, and drone work all existed before the deal and kept developing during and after it. They didn’t suddenly start because of Obama. The big change on the nuclear side came when Trump quit the deal in 2018 and reimposed sanctions, after which Iran began ramping up enrichment and rolling back nuclear limits. So “Thanks Obama” skips over that missiles and proxies are long‑term issues, and the nuclear escalation is mostly a post‑Trump‑withdrawal story, not a result of signing the JCPOA in the first place.
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Short answer, Thanks Obama! Long answer:
Obama’s Jcpoa limited Irans warhead development but nothing else.
Iran started doing bad things that Saudi Arabia and Arab gulf states and Israel didn’t like.
1. building ballistic missiles. Basically the other side of the coin. You need a warhead and the missile. The argument was that once the missile works they can exit the JCPOA and finish the warhead an it would be too expensive to attack them since the missiles would cause too much damage to our boats. Never touch our boats.
2. “Ring of fire”, which is supporting a bunch of proxies across the gulf just like Russia has been salami slicing Ukraine. So taking over chunks with some jackasses and then claiming permanent control
3. Drone development, which raises the cost of attacking them after 1 is done.
So Trump tore up the jcpoa during his first term. Iran continued all 3 and then started enriching more uranium. Things just escalated from there.
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@cb_doge @Similarweb People just use grok to create porn and pictures of women in bikinis. No one is using it on daily tasks.
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Is there a mert of political science taking receipts of all these idiot takes?
Robert A. Pape@ProfessorPape
4 Days, Trump’s War vs Iran — Iran escalating, not collapsing — Middle East in chaos — Americans flee en mass — 3 US embassies hit — Gulf states struck, unrest rising — death toll in region = 1000+ EPIC Fury is normal failure of air power alone to topple regimes
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Introducing Privacy Aggregator Layer (PAL)
A new standard for Solana.
Solflare is the first wallet with a native built-in privacy layer.
PAL’s first feature Private Send (app + extension), lets you send crypto without revealing your wallet to the recipient:
• Optional per transfer
• Built into Send
• Fees shown before you confirm
• Processed in minutes
How it works ↓
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Is this Zach? Looks like a insider wallet
He made 600k+

ZachXBT@zachxbt
1/ Meet @WheresBroox (Broox Bauer), one of the multiple @AxiomExchange employees allegedly abusing the lack of access controls for internal tools to lookup sensitive user details to insider trade by tracking private wallet activity since early 2025.
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10 Myths About Me & FTX
1) Myth: FTX was insolvent / $8b vanished
Prosecutors to jurors: I had "more debts than assets"; "there's this giant, massive, unrepayable hole"
Debtors to my judge/Congress: my claim "FTX was solvent" is "false"; I "lost $8b of customer money"
Media to you: "the money is gone"
Truth: FTX was solvent & is repaying customers 119-143%
FTX could afford to repay in kind, until lawyers paid themselves $1b to:
- quickly dismantle the estate
- slowly repay customers
x.com/SBF_FTX/status…
drive.google.com/file/d/1e2v-rc…

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