@Crypto_Pranjal @Polymarket they shouldn't be looking at your P&L. they should be looking at your referral revenue. anyone with half a brain can see that you're in the referal business and not in the gambling business.
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Just saw someone dunking on my @Polymarket loss screenshot 😂
Haha fair enough. That’s kinda what happens when you post both wins and losses publicly instead of larping, only showing the good days, and pretending you’re some trading god.
Anyway...
I started crypto in 2021 with $200.
So when I take a big L, the way I calm myself is by telling myself, “alright... technically I didn’t lose my original money, I just made the profits smaller” 😂
Is that elite coping? Probably.
But somehow that stupid little logic helps me stop overthinking, laugh at myself, sleep, and come back the next day.
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@JoeMerrick rewards in champions don't make much sense considering how easy it is to move mons from home. seams their monetisation strategy is to have people pay for space and just make mons acquisition trivial. ivs and evs don't matter so any mon you get from home is perfect.
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Definitely noticing less people caring about Pokémon Champions distributions over ones on the main series.
Having things locked to Champions and shifting most distributions to it is going to be really bad long term
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@ChampRDS Theres no grounds for appeal. You cant be saved by the bell in any round. Ref can stop it whenever he wants
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🚨 Rico Verhoeven suggests he'll appeal the loss to Oleksandr Usyk after seeing it was stopped after the bell
"They stopped the fight after the bell. I think we might just go and appeal it because this doesn't make any sense.
When the referee came in, I wasn't dazzled or whatever. I was looking at the referee like 'why are you stopping, we're almost there'. It didn't make any sense to me.
That's something he should be aware of. Of course mistakes can be made, but the referee should admit his mistake. Look back at it and say it's either a No Contest, or we go to the scorecards. And if we go to the scorecards, I was ahead."
(via @BoxingNewsED)
Championship Rounds@ChampRDS
Another angle of the Usyk vs Rico stoppage The stoppage came after the bell 🤦♂️ #UsykRico
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Created my first coin on pumpfun Bangaranga $BANG. I DON'T plan to support it or do anything with it. In fact I may never tweet about it again.
pump.fun/coin/Du8SEqpLn…
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С това изречение курвата спечели! Честито на Турция ,мъжът на Дара Сикиджамоглу спечели Евровизия без да е пял!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@playpokemon There is a big disconnect between the rewards given in Pokémon Champions and what we're able to import from Home. That Blastoise should have at least been shiny.
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Learn more about the digital rewards across our games you can earn by watching this year's #PokemonNAIC!
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@TheRealPerPer @Figure_robot Agreed but they need to start from something. Give them a few years and the robots will likely do a better job than your average house cleaner.
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@Figure_robot Very cool but excuse me, that room was one misplaced hair from impeccable before the F.03’s entered
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The most snoozed (i.e., muted) topics since launching the snooze feature:
1. Crypto
2. Politics
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Today we're also rolling out a tool to snooze topics on your For You tab—if you ever want to crank up or turn down the slop. Rolling out now on iOS and Web for Premium subscribers.
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@themarketradar bad news for the whole market, no? it will be e a liquidity black hole.
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@MostlyData_ @MaxResnick If we migrate to pqc, that gives us the right to FUD everyone who hasn’t yet, and that’s the real benefit of pqc.
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If physical error rates continue to decline on trend for rubidium based neutral atoms architecture, a quantum computer capable of breaking Ed25519 signatures could be ready is as little as 5 years on the most aggressive timeline.
Q day is most likely still 10-15 years away but there is a chance it could come sooner.
Read more about how we plan to secure the Solana protocol against a powerful quantum adversary in our new blog w/ @samkimcrypto.
Work has already begun on some of the preliminary aspects of transition like increasing transaction sizes and adding a FALCON verification system call.
This blog post goes into the other aspects of the protocol that need to be upgraded as well as migration strategies.
Anza@anza_xyz
What would it take to secure Solana against a powerful quantum adversary? A new Anza blog on where the protocol could be affected, the post-quantum toolbox, and the engineering work already underway. Read full blog here: anza.xyz/blog/securing-…
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Putin’s approval rating has fallen for seven consecutive weeks to its lowest level since the start of the war on Ukraine in 2022.
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@InflatableBag thanks mfer, I've been stacking underrated NFTs for a while
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the best part about nfts catching a bid is that the NFT community has a propensity to reinvest back into NFTs when their jpegs sell
juxtapose that to the disgusting poors that run trench warfare and memecoins who would sell their soul for 1 sol
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@FedKassad 100% - and i dont want it to only sound rosey and positive. so many NFT holders are violently underwater and want to exit. but the market participants are vastly different in terms of attachment
btw did you a buy a hoodie recently?
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This was probably the worst way to lose $150,000 ever
In July 2022, an NFT whale called Franklin, the seventh largest Bored Ape holder at the time, registered an Ethereum Name Service domain called "stop-doing-fake-bids-its-honestly-lame-my-guy.eth"
It was meant to be a meta joke about people creating useless ENS names just to bait a Twitter bot into tweeting fake high bids on them
To pull the joke off, he placed a 100 ETH bid on his own domain from a second wallet, which was worth around $150,000 at the time and the bot ended up tweeting it
Then a guy called 8892 placed a real bid of 1.89 ETH (~$2,800) on the domain
Franklin accepted, went to Twitter to post "the most surprising 1.891 ETH I have ever made" and then completely forgot one detail
His own 100 ETH bid was still active
Fifteen minutes later, 8892 accepted that 100 ETH offer, instantly selling the domain back to Franklin for $150,000 and walking away with a clean 97.5 ETH profit
Franklin tried sending the 1.89 ETH back as a goodwill gesture hoping the buyer would reverse it
8892 just tweeted "I ripped this guy off for 100 ETH and he just sent me another 1.9?"
Franklin posted "Oh no, I lost 100 ETH. This will be the joke and bag fumble of the century. I deserve all of the jokes and criticism."
A guy who owned 57 Bored Apes worth millions got rinsed because he couldn't remember to cancel his own joke
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