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@BringMeCoins
Deep in web3 since 2019. Sharing the alpha that actually matters.
Katılım Temmuz 2022
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actually, not saying tokenization as a concept is "dead."
i’m saying how it’s being used right now killed the trust.
if every new token ends up as exit liquidity, people stop seeing it as innovation and start seeing it as a setup.
you can be early tech-wise and still have broken market structure.
until that changes, it’s hard to get a real altseason out of it.
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@BringMeCoins curious why you'd say tokenization lost its shine? imo we're at the at tip of the runway
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The biggest problem is: tokenization lost its shine.
Back then it actually had some magic. People saw it as innovation.
As long as tokenization is still used as exit liquidity, there’s no real altseason coming back. At least not the way people remember it.
VCs weren’t this rotten before either. They were never saints, but the level of corruption now is way worse.
Now tokenization gives people scam vibes by default. and honestly can you blame them?
- Projects launch at insane FDVs
- early money gets the cheap supply
- retail gets the story
- two months later the chart is down 90%
Not even talking about the stuff that launched years ago.
If the whole tokenization model is still built around dumping on the market, more VC money won’t bring altseason back. It’ll just fund a cleaner version of the same scam.
Ignas | DeFi@DefiIgnas
Crypto hates VCs but for strong altcoin season we need VC money. VC money funds salaries, operations, and VERY importantly, market making. When tokens launch, teams and airdrop farmers sell into liquidity partly backed by VCs. Key point is that $1 of VC money creates more than $1 of market cap for the whole industry. And because most tokens are held and not sold, so small inflows move market caps disproportionately. I couldn’t find an exact multiplier for alts, but for BTC, Bank of America calculated a 118x multiplier in 2021. Back then, $93M of inflow moved BTC’s market cap by $11B. For alts the multiplier MUST be much higher due to thinner order books, more supply locked in vesting and staking etc. $5M into a $50M MC shitcoin with 90% supply locked pumps the price way more than $5M into Bitcoin. Of course, in a bearish market and when VC money dries up, altcoins dump the most. Problem is that this bull run we got ~50% less VC money ($26B) vs $66b in 2020-22. At the same time, projects raised at all time high valuations $37M USD. So: -> less money for similar number of projects at way higher valuations. -> Every project ended up getting a smaller cash injection but listed at a super high FDVs. -> More tokens competed for less liquidity and the multiplier had less impact this cycle. Low float high FDV launches were bad for retail but in the short term it created a wealth effect in crypto that made you feel rich on paper, so you ended up getting greedy, trade memecoins and maybe lost a lot :(( VC also served as exit liquidity for airdrop farmers ... who sold their airdrops. In any case, VC capital is what funds the industry... It's especially needed now when so many crypto projects are shutting down.
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You have a lot of money. would you invest in something that’s almost guaranteed to go down?
everything people call “altcoins” is down 90%.
no smart investor looks at alts as a long-term play.
and they’re right..
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Remember those scammy projects asking for face scans over some dumb tasks or a $10 reward?
Once they’re done, founders cash out by selling thousands of users data and disappear.
Trying to filter bots with face scans in a “decentralized” space is a scam.
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Long before Hyperliquid, right after the $HMX airdrop, there was another Perp DEX airdrop hype.
Kinza, KiloEx, dappOS Marginly, ZarosFi… and a bunch of other garbage perps showed up out of nowhere.
99% of them used TGEs as exit liquidity and disappeared. From that wave, the only one i remember still standing is GRVT.
Same thing in every category. Hype hits, projects flood in, most of them are gone in weeks. This is exactly what ends up corrupting tokenization over time.
CryptoTelugu@CryptoTeluguO
☠️Who still remember this @binance backed project? 🧑🌾Farming community since 2023 ⚠️Postponed TGE multiple times ⚠️No social media post in last 5 months 🤔R u still farming this? I stopped long back 💙Like 🔁RT
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I shilled my Backpack referral link a few times on X and my blog:
This is the airdrop reward. 3 $BP.
How do I pay rent this month?!
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I was really looking forward to Token2049 Dubai this year. After seeing all this “fatigue” on CT, i wanted to see how the turnout would be and what people actually think on the ground.
But now it’s cancelled because of a damn war.
If nothing stupid breaks out in asia, i’ll be at the Singapore one.
TOKEN2049@token2049
The safety and experience of our community always comes first. In collaboration with our partners and stakeholders, and in light of the ongoing uncertainty in the region and its impact on safety, international travel and logistics, TOKEN2049 Dubai will be postponed to 21–22 April 2027. Full update: token2049.com/dubai/announce…
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@FastLife any project talking about “future rewards” is a red flag..
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'' this will make you directly eligible for all future rewards, coming very soon 🪙🪙 ''
Dunno why everyone claims that this news is bullish.
I mean, Polymarket already had a referral program. They just updated it with some fees rebate. So what?
In big 2026, a team member who talks about 'future rewards' you still think it's a green flag? Did you get into Web3 yesterday, or just forgot lessons of the past? Lol.
Let's be clear: I love Polymarket, the product is really good, and super useful to give a real trend before an event happens (thanks to insiders who do insider trading, but that's another story).
But a good product doesn't necessarily mean a good airdrop or even a well-performing token.
I see it as a way for them to attract even more traffic to their platform, and it's not necessarily a good thing if it's only happening now. They have already raised a lot of money, I hope I'm wrong, but it looks like a strategy to boost their metrics that would allow them to do another fundraise.
At this point, they will announce a points program in 2027, kek.
BTW, if you like the product, use it. But if you're just going to burn money hoping for a big airdrop, without a strategy, you'll probably end up at a loss like guys who farmed all every scammy-perp-dex after Hyperliquid.
GM 😉
Mustafa@mustafap0ly
Introducing Polymarket's brand new referral program 😛 polymarket.com/refer with the new upgraded fee structure, you'll earn 30% of all direct referrals, and 10% of all indirect referrals. this will make you directly eligible for all future rewards, coming very soon 🪙🪙
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If i had been a long-term altcoin believer and didn’t sell my six airdrops at $95k, they’d be worth $6k today.
Good thing i realized early that:
- airdrop staking is a trap
- and 99% of altcoins are useless.
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> Be Vitalik Buterin
> Studied in a Catholic college where he was bored because school was too simple for him
> Passionate about mathematics, pan flute and hentai as a teenager
> Won a chess championship while incarcerated in a Russian prison for public exhibitionism
> Returns to school when he is released from jail
> Wins his first Bitcoin in an online gambling lottery
> Fall in love with cryptocurrency
> Code the Ethereum blockchain on a Casio calculator bought at a flea market
> Becomes a giga Chad, but is not interested in social relationships and yacht party
> Sell $ETH at every bottom to make humanitarian donations and indulge in relaxation at Asian spas for adults
Zun@Zun2025
CT is so boring these days Half of the people already left The other half are posting the exact same tweet with slightly different percentages hoping it goes viral We need something new
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It wasn't that long ago he was out here begging for "charity" pulling that "I’m doing all this research for you guys and not making a dime" bs
2 years ago his tone wasn’t this sharp, but after some "advising" and "paid investigations"...
People change once they get a bag, and that’s when their real face shows..
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being good at your job doesn’t make you a good human being
the biggest online sleuth shitting on people coming from countries with a poor economical background because of bot nets ran only by certain individuals
his ability to generalize and not recognize that every forest has its bad apples needs to be studied
also his lack of empathy towards people grinding for crypto scraps is very telling
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Most of the “we raised $XM” posts from crypto projects are just scam.
DWF Labs was “investing” in almost every project. In gamefi it was Animoca Brands, and many other VCs.
99% of these are just OTC buys or discounted token purchases to become a “liquidity provider”.
Projects sharing this as “we raised” is straight up a scam..
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For years, @zachxbt was the closest thing crypto had to a moral compass.
Did the Axiom case change it?
Plus, the memecoin case from 2025?
Here's your quick breakdown ↓
Zach's track record:
– 150+ investigations
– $300M+ recovered
– actual arrests.
He did most of it unpaid.
But his most recent investigation raised questions that are hard to ignore.
The report had legit findings.
It was also confirmed as paid contract work.
Circulating rumors point to @Pumpfun founder as the client.
Plus $23M+ in Polymarket bets by wallets that placed large positions on @AxiomExchange hours before the report dropped. That looks a lot like inside info.
In January 2025, a memecoin was airdropped to his wallet unsolicited.
He added liquidity.
Market cap spiked to $97M. He withdrew ~$3.9M before it crashed.
All the SOL went to an address associated with @wintermute_t.
Every action matters when your entire reputation is built on independence.
Maybe the industry he spent years protecting eventually shifted his perspective on what that independence is worth.
I hugely respect Zach but he's no longer a pure white hat.
And that's fine, given the space he lives in.
Sad reality.
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Dubai being “safe” has nothing to do with missile defense systems during wartime.
It’s about how secure daily life feels. They call it safe because crime is low and living standards are high.
- Switzerland
- Singapore
- Abu dhabi
- Taipei
Nobody ranks these places based on how many missiles they can intercept lol.
Personally, i think there’s a coordinated smear wave building around the UAE.
In a war scenario nowhere is 100% safe, especially if you’re in the middle east.
Mr. Whale@CryptoWhale
Dubai spent 30 years building its brand - with billions of dollars, stability, and the promise of safety. Iran undermined it in 24 hours with a few hundred cheap drones. Buildings can be rebuilt in weeks. The airport will be repaired. The glass will be replaced. But images of smoke over Dubai and the burning Burj Al Arab will remain in the world’s memory forever - because those are the scenes that spread across global media after the drone and missile attacks. A brand is a promise. Dubai sold the world one simple idea: you are safe here. Today, that promise was broken.
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This is probably something most of you won’t care about but:
Look at how far DeFi has come in just two years.
Before:
- You’d spend days, sometimes weeks, just to find one decent opportunity on a single chain.
- You finally found something that made sense, then had to stitch together 5–6 protocols across 2–3 wallets.
- Back to hopping between those same protocols, checking wallets one by one.
Now:
- You scan dozens of chains with a single prompt.
- You find something interesting, simulate it, see the yield upfront.
- Connect your wallet and it executes the whole thing for you in minutes.
- Share the setup, and if others use your system, you earn extra rewards.
The problem is, everything turning into pure gambling is making people ignore how big this shift actually is.
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@stacy_muur for these rules, i think “promotions” is way too broad as a term.
what X actually doesn’t want, in my opinion, is accounts spamming tweets and shilling scam memes like crazy..
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Upd:
Seems X realized that if they keep crypto in the prohibited category, they’ll start losing creators and protocols.
So now there’s no grey zone left: crypto is allowed for promotions, so the playbook is simple:
Just disclose accordingly!
Stacy Muur@stacy_muur
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Today I met a friend of mine who I owe $200k... He yelled at me and asked to give back the $200k I owe him for 2.5 years already... I told him I invested everything into $TIA, $DYM & $OSMO and am staying broke... I said I invested my last money into altcoins on October 1st because I felt a generous pump coming!... But something happened on 10/10, and I have $1,320 left to my name and am looking to fly to Thai & become a ladyboy so he can't find me ever again.
Bye.
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