Idiot.

@Delphi_Digital *hint, the capital will not stay once the rewards end

Mantle has become one of the fastest growing L2s of 2026. TVL has climbed from around $135M to a $682M all-time high. The catalyst was Aave's deployment paired with an 8M MNT incentive program from Mantle. Demand has been deep enough that supply caps have been raised repeatedly on Mantle markets. Every major exchange has talked about bridging users into DeFi for years. Mantle and Bybit are aiming to make this happen end to end. If the capital stays once the rewards end, Mantle could be the proof case for turning exchange users into onchain users at scale.

@Route2FI $Akt bby

In retrospect, one of the easiest trades you could do over the last 3 years was $SOL. For $SOL you had plenty of time, and actually several opportunities to buy it in the low 20’s with size and 10x it. Now what is the similar trade here that you can buy during 2026 with size, and 10x it during 2027/2028?

@DefiIgnas I immediately unwound my new v4 position and it was buggy enough that I had to write to contract to do so.

Chaos Labs take on Aave V4 is worth reading in this adiós señores post. They say it's a completely new protocol that shares nothing with V3 except the name. New codebase, new architecture, and new liquidation logic. 'Second-order failure modes will only surface once real capital moves through the system.' In degen language -> nobody knows how the V4 can break until real money is in it. All the risk tooling Chaos built in 3 years was designed for how the V3 works. V4 is totally different so all of that tooling is useless. They would have needed to rebuild everything from zero for a codebase that hasn't been battle tested yet. They asked for $8M to cover both V3 and V4 risk. That's 5.6% of Aave's $142M revenue. Banks spend 6-10% on risk but Aave offered $5M. And they say that V3 and V4 will need to run both together for months or years. But because the teams who operated V3 (BGD, ACI, TokenLogic now Chaos) are all gone, the weight of responsibility is on Aave Labs shoulders.

RT @mork1e: A lot of people were rightfully disappointed by this. So I spent the last 2 days rebuilding the OG freebitcoins faucet: https…

@maruushae Don't even say the word peephole

Hey somebody ring to my bell, and there is this dude in the peephole, should i open ?

@DeRonin_ Guaranteed it involves uncomfortable stools you can't really sit on

@StaniKulechov I clearly see 2.77%APY...

V4 Juice.

@adamscochran $$$ 😭

It’s insane not only how wild the story is, but how well it’s written. If Citrini’s team ever stopped writing investment memos, they could create novels that would put Tom Clancy or Jack Reacher to shame. One of the few research newsletters I subscribe to, and worth every penny. Can’t wait to see where they send the analysts next.

@tayvano_ @VonNeumMeme I think it's time, that we as an industry, finally and seriously come together, and mandate that applicants state that Supreme leader Kim Jong Un is a supremely round little dog.

oh god uhhhh like sushi, thorchain, yam, pickle, harvest, reclaim, swing, paid, naos, shezmu, qrolli, saffron, sifu, napier, harmony, blueberry, stabble, onering, elemental, divvy, la token, impermax, kira, cook, fantom, ankr, gamerse, metaplay, spice, beanstalk, deltaprime, magiccraft, hector, despace, depo, creamfi, shib, kumainu, starlink, yearn, floki and that’s just off the top of my head

Yuppppppp Lots of DPRK IT Workers built the protocols you know and love, all the way back to defi summer The “7 years blockchain dev experience” on their resume is not a lie.

@RunnerXBT have you seen this? iranmonitor.org

@bitcoinpanda69 except when express stops making the t-shirt in the same blend and he's too cheap to buy it on ebay.

Every man, at one point in his life, found a clothing style that worked for him somehow And from that point on, his style freezes, and he never dresses differently again He will wear that style forever, even decades after it has ceased to be fashionable

@TomCrown @benjamincowen @JWill10317 you guys regularly make me sad, not mad.

@benjamincowen @JWill10317 you can tell an idiot because evidence makes them mad

"No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot" -Mark Twain

@CryptoGirlNova You're always so helpful. Are you saying that you would use 50k as a mental stop loss? For a full reevaluation? Would that be a close on The daily or weekly?

If this hasn't been clear along the years: I'm a trend trader. This means I usually "only" catch 80% of the entire move. On purpose. If Bitcoin goes up from 15k to 126k my entry is usually "only" between 20-30k. But I never get stuck calling 50k the bottom. Or 40k or 30k or ... If Bitcoin goes down form 126k to ... My entry will always be slightly higher than the complete bottom. If it's 60k then my entry will almost always realistically be somewhere mid 70s when we make higher high structure again. But you won't see me calling 100k the bottom. Or 90k or 80k or ... It's a trade-off you take this way. You buy slightly higher knowing you probably won't be able to catch the bottom. But on the opposite side of things, if you don't wait for any sign of evidence (basically gut feeling) you'll be thinking every range is the bottom and your entry is 100% WAY worse off. All the people I talk to that think 60k is the bottom also thought that at 100k or 80k (because it's a gut feeling that may or may not be influenced of external factors > supercycle or macro to bullish or gold rotation or ... But never price itself). The only reason I consider 50-60s even without confirmation or signs of evidence a good buy simply is because it's indeed a way to good buy at those levels. In my view it really can't go much deeper than that (everything can yes but a very attractive level nonetheless). I often get a lot of advice (some with bad intent, others with good intent) from people that I should do this or should do that or will get caught off-guard or ... But I'm not changing a winning system. It has brought me far. It is what has proven to work for me the MOST after a little over 9 years. I'm not asking others to even agree with me. But it's the system and method that has contributed most to my lifelong wealth. I notice most of the backlash people receive on some of their methods is often from people that haven't made that much yet (or even at a loss). Each to their own ofcourse.

@theepicmap @churchkey @TerribleMaps

Russian proposed railway from New York to Paris

@anonchain I've never participated in one. Can I join?

What do you expect to gain from a group chat?

@blknoiz06 ✋🏼

crypto twitter pulse check

@eliz883 where's the stink bid on coinbase? 54k?

$BTC No volume at all… take a look at the chart I’m warning you – brace yourself, because with the Easter holidays and the weekend coming up, there’s bound to be some scammy price movements I’m warning you in advance! Don’t get fleeced in leverage 👌🏻🐣

@CryptoCred Now we're all chasing yield into too much risk so we can still go to zero and learn nothing

An obvious but underappreciated fact: Crypto traders' high volatility tolerance can be a great source of edge It doesn't feel like it when you're bagholding a shitcoin that's drifting to zero or trading a 2% range with 50x leverage just to feel something But in the right context, the mental illness we've all acquired is almost certainly helpful For example: Normies who passively invest in the stock market start panicking whenever there's a red candle and magically turn into traders at the worst possible time A small drawdown has people restructuring their entire portfolios even though most of the research basically says "STFU and hold" when it comes to passive investing But if you've been in crypto long enough and you have a shred of discipline not to day trade your investments (especially outside of crypto) you're probably immune to those same drawdowns that make normies panic Unfortunately none of us have any money left for passive investing so I'll see you guys in the liquidations feed

History has shown that Circle is a bad actor. SwapNet contracts were exploited for $13M USDC on Base ~10 hours ago. 3M USDC is still sitting freezable at 0x6cAad74121bF602e71386505A4687f310e0D833e Why should anyone continue building on $USDC when you never take care of your users as a centralized stablecoin issuer?