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Cardano Wail

@CryptoSA99

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Cape Town, South Africa Katılım Ekim 2024
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Cardano Wail
Cardano Wail@CryptoSA99·
Cheap $ada is the best thing that can happen for Cardano DeFi.People won't be able to just sit on their $ada anymore; they'll be forced to actively participate in the ecosystem to find yield. This solves one of Cardano's oldest problems: idle capital. $strike $surf
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Manuel@JesusVenzala·
@surfcardano han sido días difíciles para Surf 🏄🧠🎯🏄 hemos vuelto con fuerza y ganas recuperando parte de lo perdido, desde los 0.21 Adas hasta los 0.39 Adas actuales, la versión 2 nos hará buscar nuevos máximos históricos 😎 estamos juntos o no?
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Cardano Wail@CryptoSA99·
Higher. V2 $surf coming
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Alexander Legolas
Alexander Legolas@ShillMoBaggins·
Looking at the charts, I can see $SURF has put in a classic V shape recovery on the daily chart with its RSI & STOCHASTIC RSI fully reset on the daily chart. SRSI blue and orange line have crossed above 20, marking the resurgence of bullish momentum coming into the asset in the daily chart. If this level holds, a run to 0.58 $ADA is in the cards, with ADA falling in price from the current BTC dump, @surfcardano can move up against ADA very quickly. Pay attention. Staking snapshot in 2 days, v2 launch is imminent, cheap surf 🏄 will be a thing of the past in mere days.
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Alexander Legolas
Alexander Legolas@ShillMoBaggins·
⚠️ Only UTILITY tokens that pay holders and provide monetary value to holders will make it eventually. This is why $HYPE and $STRIKE made ATH In the bear market. @surfcardano will do the same‼️read the thread 🪡 below 👇 AI 🤖 isn’t just changing the future it’s replacing jobs today. As that trend accelerates, protocols that generate real yield for token holders will become increasingly valuable. That’s why I’m so bullish on $SURF. We’ve already seen this playbook work. Projects like $HYPE, $AAVE, and @strikeperps gained massive traction because holding the token creates real financial value. I was talking about $STRIKE at $0.02 many months ago. Fast forward to today, and it’s been almost bear-market proof, recently printing a new all-time high in both ADA and USD. If you missed the opportunity to buy cheap strike, here the opportunity comes again with surf. HYPE? It also made a new USD ATH during the bear market. Why? Because investors love assets that pay them to hold. That’s exactly why I believe SURF is one of the most overlooked opportunities on Cardano. In just 2 days, 62,000 ADA will be distributed to 441 SURF stakers, with rewards based on the amount of SURF staked. Miss the next snapshot, and you miss the chance to earn ADA over the following 15 days. To me, SURF is everything I wanted LENFI to become and more. While the market is fearful and SURF trades around $0.06, I see opportunity. There are only 25 million SURF in existence. A move from $0.06 to $6 is a 100x. Now add the upcoming Surf V2, a future bull market, and protocol growth. Imagine that 62,000 ADA reward pool becoming 620,000 ADA. Now imagine what that means for stakers. Here’s what I like most: ✅ Staking pays ADA, not SURF.
 ✅ Zero SURF inflation from staking rewards.
 ✅ Nearly 70% of the supply is already staked, keeping the token increasingly scarce. So I’ll leave you with one question: Do you buy SURF at $0.06 in a bear market… …or wait until everyone else discovers it at $1+? The more SURF you stake, the more ADA you earn.
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Cardano Wail@CryptoSA99·
@puckrin Is trusting the US really an option you fuckin clown
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Is trying to control Hormuz really worth Iran losing sanctions relief and getting blockaided / bombed again?
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0HOUR1@__0HOUR1_·
Lindsay Graham's net worth was only 1.4M. I hardly call that rich in today's world. He made 174K as a Senator He was no Nancy Pelosi or Marjorie Taylor Greene. He spent 23 years in office. If anyone could have gotten fat rich off defense contracts, it was him. He actually never abused the insider track.
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Ben Shapiro@benshapiro·
With immeasurable thanks to God, we’re proud to announce the addition of baby number 5 to the Shapiro family this morning!
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Apex@Apex_333·
Almost 3M $ATLAS staked inside the first 30 hours of staking going live. See you at 4M! @ATLAS_DEFI_
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Cardano Wail
Cardano Wail@CryptoSA99·
So the US knows Russia killed that pedo but they're going to pretend it was a heart attack.
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dori@dori_coin·
@CryptoSA99 Think about why Midnight was created, the token you received, and the privacy role it's meant to serve within Cardano.
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dori
dori@dori_coin·
First of all, I'm a DRep, and I believe one of our primary responsibilities is to make sure the treasury is used as effectively as possible based on the current needs and priorities of the ecosystem. For me, the most important question is simple: Does a project's success create direct value and economic impact for the Cardano ecosystem? Since I've received similar comments from several people, I'd like to address them all in one place. 1. My conclusion actually comes from my experience across multiple ecosystems. I don't think this view contradicts my experience in Ethereum or other ecosystems. Quite the opposite. Working across different ecosystems has given me the perspective to evaluate projects beyond simply calling them "Cardano projects." The real question is whether its success translates into meaningful economic value for the Cardano ecosystem. Many people assume Strike v2 will naturally benefit Cardano, but after looking at how it's actually designed, I came to a different conclusion. Strike v2 executes trades off-chain, while Cardano is simply one of several supported chains. I believe my experience across different ecosystems is exactly why I was able to recognize that structural difference. 2. From Strike v2's perspective, Cardano is just one of many supported chains. Strike v1 absolutely delivered meaningful value to the Cardano ecosystem, and I fully acknowledge that. However, we're discussing Strike v2, not v1. In its current architecture, an Ethereum user using Strike is not becoming a Cardano user. They're simply using a multichain product. Strike supports Ethereum, Solana, Cardano, and other chains in essentially the same way. In other words, Cardano is just one of several supported networks, and users from other ecosystems have no reason to route through Cardano in order to use Strike. That's why I don't think it's appropriate to evaluate Strike v2 the same way we evaluated v1. 3. Hydra and Strike v2 are fundamentally different kinds of off-chain architectures. To be clear, I'm not arguing that off-chain execution is a problem. Hydra is also an off-chain solution. The difference is that Hydra extends Cardano's eUTxO model, with settlement and security ultimately tied back to Cardano L1. It is built around Cardano's architecture and strengthens the network itself. Strike's off-chain architecture is completely different. Its execution happens independently of Cardano and doesn't rely on Cardano's consensus, execution, or settlement model. Cardano is simply one of several supported chains. That's why I don't think it's appropriate to compare Hydra and Strike simply because they're both "off-chain." 4. I don't believe Strike's success automatically becomes Cardano's success. This has been my main point from the beginning. If Strike v2's trading volume grows, that volume isn't happening on the Cardano network, nor does it automatically create economic value for Cardano. I don't believe past success alone justifies treasury funding. Treasury decisions should be based on the value a proposal is expected to create for the ecosystem going forward. If you believe Strike v2 creates meaningful economic value for Cardano, then show it with concrete metrics—network activity, sustainable liquidity, fee generation, user retention, or other measurable benefits. So far, I haven't seen evidence that supports that conclusion. I'm not against off-chain architectures. I simply believe treasury funds should prioritize projects whose success is directly tied to creating value for the Cardano ecosystem. Based on Strike v2's current architecture, I don't believe it meets that standard. --- Finally, I think Strike's multichain strategy is a smart business decision. It gives the protocol access to more users, more liquidity, and more trading volume, while also making it possible to deliver a better user experience. However, that same strategy also weakens the connection between Strike's success and Cardano's success. In other words, it may be the right strategy for $STRIKE, but it also means that $STRIKE's success is no longer closely tied to $ADA's success. I understand this may be disappointing for some $STRIKE holders. But as a DRep, my priority is the long-term growth of the Cardano ecosystem, not the success of any individual project. Based on Strike v2's current architecture, I don't believe this proposal delivers meaningful value back to the Cardano ecosystem, and that's why I voted the way I did.
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Hi Dori, thanks for taking the time to publish your rationale. I genuinely appreciate DReps who explain their votes, even when I disagree with them. That said, I have to admit I found some of your points quite odd. What struck me most is the irony. One of the reasons many of us were excited to see you become a DRep was your perspective as someone coming from the Ethereum ecosystem. I still remember your post where you spoke about bringing fresh ideas and experiences from beyond Cardano to help the ecosystem grow. That’s why I am surprised to see the point about Ethereum users not necessarily becoming “Cardano users.” To me, attracting people from other ecosystems is exactly what we should be celebrating. If Strike is giving Ethereum users a reason to bridge assets and interact with Cardano infrastructure, that feels like a win, not a weakness. Likewise, I don’t think off-chain execution makes Strike any less of a Cardano project. By your logic, many scaling approaches, rollups, appchains, and even Hydra itself would be dismissed because not every operation happens on L1. Many successful blockchain applications rely on hybrid architectures. What matters is that they strengthen Cardano’s economy and create value for the ecosystem. More broadly, I believe this is exactly the kind of proposal we desperately need right now. It comes from a team with a proven track record of execution, measurable adoption, and a clear commitment to Cardano. Rather than asking for a one-time grant, they’re proposing a productive deployment of treasury assets with accountability and a defined end date. I’d encourage you to reconsider your vote. I genuinely believe supporting proven teams that continue to build and innovate on Cardano is one of the best investments we can make as an ecosystem. That said, I fully respect your opinion and your role as a DRep. Even if you ultimately keep your vote as it is, I appreciate that you shared your reasoning publicly and welcome discussions like this.

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Matt Van Swol
Matt Van Swol@mattvanswol·
I’m sorry, but Lindsey Graham dying out of the blue like this doesn’t make any sense at all. We have him on camera yesterday looking perfectly healthy. None of this is making any sense…
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Cardano Wail
Cardano Wail@CryptoSA99·
We lost another angel. :( gone too soon
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Cardano Wail@CryptoSA99·
@piersmorgan Lol Lindsey cheered for the death of children. This is why your wife fucked the pool boy.
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Piers Morgan
Piers Morgan@piersmorgan·
Seeing the despicably cruel, heartless and abusive way that many people in UK and US have responded to the deaths of conservative politicians, Ann Widdecombe and Lindsey Graham, reminds me that the least kind people on earth are ironically those on the #BeKind woke left.
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Dave
Dave@invalid_eutxo·
So I guess a bunch of you on my timeline are gonna be supporting either Argentina or Switzerland for the next week. 🖕🤣🤣🤣
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Alexander Legolas
Alexander Legolas@ShillMoBaggins·
@adamKDean @surfcardano Ai Will continue to take physical jobs away and people will need onchain projects like @surfcardano where they can earn from money market businesses including lending and leveraging by staking $SURF
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Adam Dean
Adam Dean@adamKDean·
A Novice's Adventures in Cardano DeFi Update Thread (@surfcardano): Got my $SURF staking rewards airdropped directly to my wallet. I bought ~1500 $SURF tokens for 1000 ADA. I went to surflending.org/staking, clicked one button to stake my tokens after connecting my wallet. Received 2.92A airdropped directly to my wallet, representing ~7.6% APY rewards at the moment... Tossed in 1000 $ADA to the ADA:STRIKE pool so... stay tuned to see how that goes!
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