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@austingriffith Does this assume you have access to an agent like CC, Codex or other? If not, what are the alternatives?

🤠 Shifting to an AI-Native Ethereum Developer Stack

@UykaZaBonje @infinitewar @capdotbet No, I’m not. If you insist, I can share the transaction showing you selling all your tokens right after v2 launched. You have no credibility.

@MAIRIONET @infinitewar @capdotbet Bullshit. Sorry I disappointed you, but you're very wrong. Also, sometimes things (products) simply don't work out especially without billion dollar backing. I thought the trenches would like predictions and I was clearly wrong. Prediction markets are staging volume.

fyi @infinitewar is a R&D/funding lab for human consciousness. I’m just part of the 12 man core team That being said, should i build an app in public for the new pump fun hackathon?

@UykaZaBonje @infinitewar @capdotbet You teased every1 about the v2 and how it would disrupt the predictation markets landscape then after launching you simply pulled out all the 6figs+ liquidity you'd been bragging about. Man, you did not even try to make it work. v2 was just a play for exit liquidity. Shame on you

@MAIRIONET @infinitewar @capdotbet putting 6 figs+ back in the chart for a product that simply didn't find PMF and leaving the project after riding it to zero is rugging to you? then we have different opinions

@CredibleCrypto You lost all CREDIbility when you bet on Bitcoin going to the 60k range and it suddenly pumped to 90k. At this point, I really believe you’re just saying bullish things to farm engagement. No one takes you seriously anymore

It can def do it this year. We already went from 50k-100k in 3 months and by definition the rate of ascent of a parabolic move/blow off top should be faster than any rise prior- which means the move from 100k to 150k+ should happen in less than 3 months, once we break out and begin the rally- which means if we break out in Feb for example- we could be at 150k+ by the end of Q1 even. At the end of the day however, it all depends on how soon the current 7-8 month long correction takes to wrap up and how soon we begin the next leg up. Once it begins, things should escalate quickly.

@CredibleCrypto Still waiting for $CVX and $CRV ATH...

Just by looking at the chart we were able to identify this zone two months ago, as a key HTF region where we would expect buyers to step in on this correction. 2 months later and on-chain data confirms (see here: x.com/CredibleCrypto…) that we are indeed seeing buyers step in exactly where we had expected them to- at our HTF demand zone above our key 74k level. $BTC

@0xKolten Sad you did not think this way while working for @dinero_xyz

Token buybacks are not a magic bullet. Companies, or DAOs, should do buybacks when they have extra cash and think their asset is cheap. For example, Tim Cook’s rule is if you believe your asset is undervalued, you should buy it. But Apple’s first priority is always to invest in its own business. Only when cash is left over, and they believe their stock is the best available investment, do they buy it back. The priority is a winning business first. This applies to any asset. The primary drivers of price are adoption, market dominance, and a compelling narrative. Buybacks can signal confidence and reduce the number of shares/tokens outstanding, but they do not create value on their own. They also should not be a plan in themselves, but supplemental. For tokens, buybacks are even less effective when new supply hitting the market outweighs the repurchases. So many crypto companies get caught up optimizing for the audience of crypto-native buyers, forgetting that 95% of potential investors do not follow tokenomics. Most buyers have never heard of crypto Twitter. They respond to products that work and stories they can understand. Also, most crypto assets still trade directionally together because very few projects have broken out of the crypto bubble on longer time horizons. Until a project can attract users and capital that do not depend on the broader crypto market, it will not be valued independently of it and it’s hard to say if buybacks will move the needle.

@DSentralized 100%

@0xOmnia DOWN ONLY ⬇️

Hilariously, 99.9% haven’t realized the USDH generated by this going to kmHYPE stakers, is plowed into HYPE, increasing the kmHYPE:HYPE exchange ratio tldr; Hyperliquid

@0xJokerFrog @TaikiMaeda2 You should too be liquidated for sucking @0xSami_ d**ck

@TaikiMaeda2 perfect well deserved

I'm about to get liquidated

@capdotbet @solana @_Shadow36 wanna ride this one? No better outcome than this!

@capdotbet What if $CAP becomes the de facto meme coin for prediction markets on @solana? Wanna bet on it?

@UykaZaBonje @solana @Pumpfun What if $CAP becomes the de facto meme coin for prediction markets on @solana? Wanna bet on it?

I’m extremely disappointed in @Solana and @Pumpfun. $CAP has been live for two months now, and despite multiple promises of support from both sides, we haven’t received a single push. We didn’t need to launch on Pump, nor did we need to launch on Solana. As a founder dedicated to building decentralized, crypto native prediction market infrastructure for the trenches, I have to be honest: I wouldn’t choose this path again. Projects — at least the serious builders — push THEIR chain and THEIR infrastructure. We generate millions in fees. We bring users, hype, and liquidity. And in return, we get… NOTHING?! Pump put us into a “Spotlight” group chat with ten projects and a few questionable advisors. Solana told us to drop a product video so they could retweet it. We did. Nothing happened. This post isn’t a cry for help. It’s a demonstration of why crypto, as an industry, fails to attract great developers. At the end of the day, most chains, launchpads, and foundations are simply grifting off the people actually building. So what does this mean for CAP? The team still holds 100% of its supply. We haven’t sold a single token. We’re here to compete with the big players — and we genuinely believe their tech is weak. They have billions in funding, yet rely on outsourced, easily manipulated oracles. We don’t. We built everything ourselves. We’ll eat them step by step. LP after LP, we’ll grow. However long it takes. We’re ready for this. @capdotbet, ladies and gentlemen. @a1lon9 — if you want a successful project launched on Pump, it’s time to support us. If no one supports us, we’ll build with and for the people and institutions that actually appreciate it.

@stukinWang @TMtheOG But the dev sold! :D

@TMtheOG I also lost money, but I didn't sell it

they shot a little bit over the roof but it’s funny to follow even though i lost money thank you

@UykaZaBonje @DraftKings @FanDuel You just rugged all of us

@br1ghts1de_DeFi @capdotbet What about now? :D Dev just sold :)

@MAIRIONET @capdotbet Market is shit and people generally “sell the news” man I don’t think you know what a rug is

@UykaZaBonje @solana @Pumpfun First get the users then call for support. I know building something takes a lof of effort and time but that is how things work. Keep pushing

They said this institutional vehicle was one of kind and this is the result 1 and half years later. @0xSami_ gaslighted a whole community and no one seems to care. 0xTerence deleted his tweeter and moved on like this never happened. GRIFTERS WILL BE GRIFTERS! @dinero_xyz

@capdotbet How do you expect to attract users on launch day when there’s almost no information about how it works or why it should catch people’s attention?