Jordan Charters

Finally, I got one of the clips from Permissonless III ... More out there to hunt down 🤝 Here, I'm talking about the awesome platform my amazing hack team and I put together for the @buidlbox Permissionless III Hackathon - @SUPRA_Labs track. Watch till the end 🫡

May the 4th be With You! 🫡⚔️🌀

@FFT1776 Will never forget the calluses built from this bad boy

What in the hell is this? I’m a 70’s/80’s child and I have no clue!!

@Barizaurus Truly 🙏

@JKCharters Complexity lies in simplicity

One thing that has been a humbling experience for me with building & testing our OTC system is there have been a few times where something I felt so strongly about... was just not working in practice. Or was being over complicated in the process. K.I.S.S. 😅

@pukerrainbrow A tired puppy 🐶 😴

If you see two people hugging you’re right brained If you see a dinosaur you’re left brained What do you see? 🤔

@Barizaurus I feel it's a mandate from above to make it so 🙏🌀

@JKCharters Ty for making it mainstream

To build truly Positive Sum and PvE systems, you have to begin from self-sovereignty. Participation cannot be coerced. Collaboration cannot be extracted. Trust cannot be mandated from the top down. It has to emerge from voluntary action, repeated commitment, and the individual’s choice to honor the pact they entered. This is where Cypherpunk principles fit naturally. A well-designed network should preserve agency, minimize coercion, and make responsibility legible. The system should not command participants into compliance. It should create transparent rules where sovereign actors can choose to participate, prove reliability, and earn deeper inclusion over time. In this kind of system, inclusion is a privilege, not an obligation. In any healthy voluntary network, participants should never be punished for declining uncommitted flow. But once an Agent voluntarily accepts a commitment, the responsibility of that action is paramount. The network does not enforce obedience. It recognizes integrity. It rewards truthful capacity, honored commitments, collaborative behavior, and reliability. That is the foundation of Positive Sum design: independent actors choosing cooperation because the mechanism makes cooperation more valuable than extraction. And that is the foundation of PvE systems: the enemy is not the other participant. The enemy is failed coordination, broken trust, false capacity, and unreliable execution. When sovereignty and accountability are designed together, collaboration becomes something stronger than compliance. 🤝🌀

@QuigleyNFT Much deserved! 😍

$cred ath today price discovery on a saturday higher dexscreener.com/base/0x55a4f7a…

NO cheating, post your last saved image without any context 💀💀

Idea Guys... It's our time 🦾

@JKCharters You know very well that nothing is impossible...

@Barizaurus I want to see this made into a real movie 😅

@JKCharters Love the design and the 80s vibe

@klipguy @EntertheRYFT @latenightonbase 🫡🌀

" $RYFT IS AN INNOVATIVE LAB, BUILT TO SOLVE PROBLEM'S, FACED IN THE ONCHAIN INDUSTRY" @JKCharters on what @EntertheRYFT was built for and what it does HOST: @latenightonbase

Positive Sum is a word you will keep seeing more and more 🤝🌀

WHY DOES DECENTRALIZED OTC NOT WORK,AND WHY MANY PROJECTS FAILED AT IT @JKCharters delved deep into why decentralized OTC has been a failure and what @EntertheRYFT is doing differently HOST: @latenightonbase

Join us with the GOAT of Crypto Media @latenightonbase & our CEO @JKCharters covering the latest updates with RYFT 🤝🌀

@latenightonbase @EntertheRYFT Thank you... Looking forward to it brother! 🫡🌀

Back live today on the live stream with @JKCharters with @EntertheRYFT Jordan is one of the most respected builders on base We find out what’s the latest with them and why it matters 12:00PM PST.

@toylan20 I've seen men that were 80 ripped. Anything is possible 🙏

Can a man who was never "ripped" before get ripped if he dedicated himself to the gym in his late 40s?