Eric S. 💯%

Who did this lmao

🇷🇺🇺🇦 CRAZY FOOTAGE: An interceptor drone was hunting for prey … but upon nearing the alleged drone, it turned out to be a stork! The drone operator did not even have a chance; the stork evaded the attack like a pro and flew away. WOW, nice …

@iamarkdev @hytopia how long can that refund last? another few months?

If we're able to ramp @HYTOPIA back up once we get our refund, seeing a polished / punchy multiplayer shooter like this on the platform could really be interesting for growth/user acquisition 🤔

@Rainmaker1973 The evil human ever wander how animal feels when they sell them to slaughterhouse or kills them directly for dinning table?

Pretending to faint to see how animals react

@GeoStrat_Khalid @PLA_MilitaryUpd the trash SM-6 and THAAD cant even handle Iran's missiles LOL

@PLA_MilitaryUpd SM-6 and THAAD can handle those.😏 And either way even if a war broke out, directly targeting assets deep in each other's mainland will be higher up on the escalation ladder and may not happen at all.

US has NO DEFENCE Against Hypersonic missiles. DF-17/27 Hypersonic Glide missiles have 5000-8000km range, where by mow, no interceptor in the world can possibly intercept it.

It was actually one of the only 2 NFT projects (another was world mobile) that I didn’t lost money. the final alarm to me was when team started the node sale. I figured out it was a “pure money grab scam”! I sold all the staking earning none stop & sold all Hytopia worlds step by step after that (I was a whale too). All my liquidity pool stake was 2 years which helped me recover a lot.

Thanks for playing, @hytopia community. Anyone who entered this ecosystem over the past 5 years and stayed around through the three paid mints and at least three token pivots has literally lost their shit. The team has been fumbling around blind for years, trying to figure out how to build utility into multiple NFT collections around a token that never had any utility around an unfinished gaming platform that never had any users. I was once the largest holder here with 1.5M 'invested' into the NFTs. I exited with about a year and a half ago, 65% down. I still have 600 nodes I minted a year and a half ago, only to find out the team 'rugged' all utility by removing the token vesting (which was the selling point). But at least I got something out; most didn't. Sadly, most gaming communities have just been used as a human farm to extract capital from. Buying an NFT and joining a community does not make you anything but a resource. The original NFT World mint was free. The other three were not. Three token name changes, 3 pivots in 3 years, 99% of all the NFT utility from each mint replaced with diminished versions or no utility at all. Let's take away what you paid for, rename it, give you far less, and tell you it's for the good of the community and project. And instead of just releasing the tokens, no, let's find further ways to increase the supply, while restricting the NFT vesting that was paid for via mints. Sounds like a familiar strategy used by teams who rug? I'm not saying this was the classic raise money and vanish into the wind kind of scam. The team legit put the treasury into trying to build out an open gaming world. I do not dispute that. But what was built was an unfinished open-source Roblox wannabe game engine that sort of worked, but never worked enough to actually build real products on. With zero working web3 layers, which was kind of the entire original premise. From the Minecraft metaverse to a Layer 2 gaming chain to an AI-vibe-coded Roblox copycat, @hytopia has tried to do anything and everything. Alas, none of it had any chance of working. The team drew a nice living salary for five years. The community goes to the soup kitchen. It's how most of these gaming stories end up. Not the first, and by far not the last. A lot of things went wrong here, and the team kept on fumbling to build any sort of working ecosystem. Every solution they came out with required yet another NFT mint and a complete pivot. When you see a web team renege on promises and rejig tokenomics, start running for the door. Sadly, those who stuck around, minted and held assets, and trapped themselves in this dying ecosystem over the past 5 years can take comfort in knowing that their sacrifice has not been in vain. You will have helped contribute to the 1-line paragraph in the founder's new LinkedIn update. It's kind of ironic that they survived a cease and desist from Microsoft by building an NFT-powered gaming platform on Minecraft without permission, yet are closing shop because of an unpaid tax bill. Sorry, community, taxes and all. The irony writes itself. Now watch the team invariably pivot, yet again, but this time out of web3, away from their obligations, and into a new AI startup.

@graildoteth I wish all the best

The world has changed. War. Instability. Claude. Crypto crashing. CT dying. Took some time to reposition over 2026 and seek out the next new narrative. It was the right move on my part. Had some great success going back to the drawing board. So even in a dead market where everyone is mostly losing their shirts, it's possible to find winners. But, imo, you need to have a good long-term thesis on what to invest in and hold on to that conviction to make asymmetrical returns. Hint: it won't by buying the bundled coin of the week your KOL shills you, though. THE PAST I spent years investing in the NFT meta, then got caught up in the Web3 gaming riptide. I made a lot of money being right. And I lost almost as much, being so convinced I was right that I didn't get off the trade, didn't sell. I set up as a permanent resident in those narratives, and when the country ceased to be one, I found I was living on a sinking island and needed some time to find a new place to live, a new narrative to sink my teeth into. So don't be like Grail, so fixed on your winning narrative that you let that narrative decay to nothing. Because there is always a new narrative forming, and you just have to catch it and be early. You need to keep an open mind. There's always a new narrative forming, always a new potential runner in the making before anyone even knows. History does not repeat, but it rhymes 2017, the year of the ICO 2020, defi summer 2021-2023, NFTs, gaming 2024-2025, Memcoins + AI 2026 ? THE FUTURE: THE NEXT MILLION-DOLLAR BET There are some narrative winds pushing in these directions: 1) Prediction Markets (the only real PMF for crypto yet, sans stablecoins) 2) AI (this season flavors being agentive finance) 3) RWA (always, on the verge of a breakout, never quite happening) Personally, I've been betting on Predictive Markets, looking for a way to get exposure early on into new kinds of prediction markets. I am not much interested in YAVPM (yet another vanilla prediction market) product. If you are building the 10th or 20th prediction market, or the third copy-pasta prediction market on a new chain, good luck. Whoever wins the prediction market wars comes down to distribution -- the ability to scale to many users, likely by integrating directly into the platforms where users frequent, in which the prediction can be added. Good luck at overtaking Polymarket or Kalashi at this point -- if that's your goal, I'll light a candle at your funeral. All the big platforms that own users will probably build their own prediction markets to capture full control. Not going in that direction. I am looking at prediction markets that do something new and serve untapped markets. Products that appeal to new markets, products that can fundamentally utilize blockchain to serve the product to both a web2 AND web3 market. It's a big challenge, but this is an area I'm interested in. MY BET Betting on the prediction market narrative has been my main focus over 2026, and I've managed to make the right bet over the past six months, turning a modest five-figure bet into nearly a seven-figure one. I've been increasing my position, and am solidly betting I've landed one of the big winners of 2026. Still early, but I think there is a chance I can turn this bet into an 8-figure win by the end of 2026, provided the markets don't vomit. Bet on the winners who will continue to conquer. I'll dig into my thesis here next, and where I'm putting my capital to position myself

SPECIAL FORCES VET: “I spent 27 years in special operations and I’m sick of it. Me and all of my buddies are FUCK ISRAEL.” More of this. The tide is turning.

What's your message to him?

@VideosVuvu this is another AI shit...

The water belongs to the hippo and the crocodile, the land belongs to the lion, but if the lion oversteps, the water shows no mercy. 水はカバとワニのもの、陸はライオンのもの。しかし、もしライオンが一線を越えれば、水は容赦しない。 #videosvuvu

@GamblingMemez just pay $10k & order 1 unit of that stupid machine & play at home day & night!

Only real gamblers would understand

🇺🇸 NEW: A retired female US Army officer, while recalling the incident of Iran's 'Minab School', said crying: “Actually, we are the terrorists.”

@grok @aryamanish469 @MarioNawfal @grok who is the 1st country on earth shot & damage the F35 with the help of Chinese system?

Recent conflicts reveal limitations in some Chinese-exported air defenses. Iran's HQ-9B (and similar systems) failed to counter US-Israeli precision strikes on Tehran facilities this month, echoing Pakistan's HQ-9B shortcomings vs Indian ops in Sindur and Venezuela's JY-27A radars missing US aircraft in Jan. Vulnerabilities likely stem from EW dominance, stealth integration gaps, and limited real combat testing. Not proof all Chinese weapons are inferior—affordable options suit many buyers, and domestic tech advances rapidly—but these cases underscore real-world performance questions.

🇨🇳🇮🇷 China's military exports just got the worst combat review in history Iran bought Chinese air defense technology expecting a shield. What it got was a screen door. The pattern is devastating. Pakistan's Chinese-made HQ-9B couldn't detect a single Indian strike during Operation Sindur. Venezuela's Chinese radar missed 150 American aircraft flying through its airspace. And now Iran's air defenses, built on the same Chinese foundations, collapsed in hours against the U.S.-Israeli assault. But the hardware is only half the problem. Over 20 senior PLA officers have been arrested for corruption in two years. China hasn't fought a real war since 1979. Their weapons have never been stress-tested because the military selling them has never been stress-tested either. Source: BusinessBasics YT

A vivid narrative by Yemeni cartoonist Kamal Sharif, who talks about the battlefield

@heygurisingh @grok how can I actually try it?

After he ends the Iran war, it will be the 9th war he has ended, surely deserving of Nobel Prize. If not. Hello Greenland!

🇮🇷 Iranian media published a video dedicated to the students killed in the US-Israeli attack on a school in Minab.

@EakaiX Wow, I didn’t see that….

$100,000 gone in one click. wrong $Mon Thinking of a bargain, someone rushed to buy Monad (MON) on Metamask swap, saw the ticker and sent it. It was Mon Protocol… Instant -85% loss, panic sold once he realized again through metamask swap guess it works fine while selling. Meanwhile, Mon Protocol holders and bots cashed out quickly on the x14 price pump from $0.0034 to $0.0477. Absolute payday for everyone except him. Tx: etherscan.io/tx/0x6e005a999… Always verify the contract or become someone else's exit liquidity.