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So if I bet $100 on basically the same market, I pay the following fees:
- Hyperliquid: ~$0.015
- Polymarket: $3.82
That's a difference of up to 250x
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GM Vintage Pokemon Enjoyooors.
Still looking for some @OnlySlabs_ beta-testers, reply below or hmu in DMs
Aibra@aibra
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Okay, we heard you.
The Sealed Gacha Machine is here.
Top chases include Destined Rivals ETB cases, Prismatic Evolutions booster bundles, and some hidden gems pulled from Tuom’s closet.
We acquired a card store for 7 figures so naturally, we turned it into a gacha machine.
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@walsxbt Correct. Can update each week, and can “use” right before “epoch” ends, so u can boost the most used. (If I’m wrong blame guy with 100k views article)
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Bought solana:megaA5QDK1qLXtjpvg9oCFMvxT9d5BCMrVTBddnM5kV
Bridged ETH to MegaETH
I am going heavy on this ecosystem, the experience so far has been top tier, Terminal is done incredibly well with lots of attention to details.
Will share all progress, updates and alpha
Locking in to explore all dApps
Let's get MegaRICH
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When you have a new TCG like One Piece or Dragon Ball Fusion World, the best move is typically to focus on obtaining one of the absolute highest tier cards rather than diversifying into a bunch of middle tier cards. It may sound counterintuitive, but it’s usually less risky even though the highest tier cards are more expensive to buy.
We just saw this play out. Following the ATH for most OP cards in February 2026 there was a 50-60% retracing in most cards—with few exceptions. But the very top tier One Piece cards (see my post below) barely went down in price during that time, and in some cases actually went up in value. This shows which cards are the real winners, if it wasn’t already clear to you. (It was for me)
Golden@rarefinds
I think the Monkey D. Luffy Oda Signature card from OP-05 will be recognized as the most valuable non-promo One Piece TCG card. The thesis is simple and obvious: it’s the main character, in art drawn by the creator of One Piece (Eiichiro Oda), and is the only card out of all the sets that has the creator’s signature stamped on it. There’s nothing else like it in any of the sets that you can pull. This signal from the creator of the franchise is the key. It’s not just another manga card (no disrespect to the manga cards, but there are many), it’s the only card with Oda’s signature and it still has a relatively low pop count. I think it will eventually be treated as the closest to a “First Edition Charizard” equivalent, although admittedly that is not a 1/1 comparison because the Charizard card referred to here is from the Pokemon base set whereas the Oda signature card is from the fifth major release (OP-05) of the modern One Piece TCG by Bandai. The main challenger to the Oda signature card will be the Gol D. Roger gold manga card from OP-09. Until there is a gold pirate king Luffy manga card (which should be years away), I think the Roger gold manga will be the top manga card. Yes, even over the several Luffy manga cards already released. There is so much competition among the top Luffy manga cards (including between the Gear 5 manga card from OP-05 and the red Luffy manga card from OP-13) that I think such competition will help secure Roger as the top manga card. Besides the red Luffy manga (which pop count will continue to rise with reprints later this year), the Roger is the most scarce and difficult manga card to pull. And it’s gold. I think the third most valuable card out of all the released sets is the Luffy Gear 5 manga card. The OG version from OP-05, not the reprinted card in a later OP set (I think in PRB-01). This is the first manga card for Luffy released in any of the sets (that means something from a historical value perspective); it’s his iconic (most famous?) pose in Gear 5; and the Gear 5 art is so beloved and important that Bandai has already made multiple iterations celebrating the Gear 5 Luffy with other card releases (like the gold SP Gear 5 from OP-11). But this is the first, and the best version. I think these factors will ultimately give it an edge over the other Luffy manga cards, including the red Luffy manga from OP-13 which will be subject to reprints later this year. I think there is going to be a repricing between the OG Gear 5 Luffy manga card from OP-05 and the red Luffy manga card from OP-13 over the next six months. The fourth lead challenger to being the most valuable non-promo card is the pre-errata version of the Monkey D. Luffy Alternate Art card (#003) from Romance Dawn. The pre-errata (error) version (be careful you buy this version and NOT the later errata version) is the easiest and most natural comparison to the First Edition Charizard. It’s the first print (or first edition) version of the most popular character in the franchise (Luffy) in the first base set (Romance Dawn). I would not be surprised if this card in a few years becomes regarded way higher than it is now. In fact, it’s not unreasonable to think that years from now it will be regarded as #1 for ease of comparison. Always keep things simple. One key takeaway is that two of the four top non-promo cards are from the same set: OP-05. Which is why I have been publicly encouraging people to buy OP-05 since last September.
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@dcfgod they were reacting like it wasn't their problem and 99% of the world made mistake, but not them. Fuck LZ!
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Personally I was surprised to see how Lz gang communicated through all of that
Usually that’s where they shine - doing things in public (remember the airdrop wars)
Think in this instance they got a bit shell shocked and retreated too hard
When really the result was what they should’ve just said all along
They put up a fat stack of cash, helped raise enough to fill the hole, doubled down on security, and will make sure this never happens again
Saying “we’re like gno, our users can have a 1/1 if they choose” wasn’t it… idk if you’ve seen the gno price 😂
Prefer lz as they were, more like your partners
Bryan Pellegrino (臭企鹅)@PrimordialAA
I’ve been asking myself why has it taken me so long to write this? Ultimately I still carry a huge amount of cognitive dissonance here. In my mind LayerZero the protocol was like Gnosis Safe and the application was setting their config, and who the )@(!$ would secure billions in TVL on a 1/1? I even tweeted about it, literally 0, I would have bet almost anything on that because almost every major application we helped setup their configs. Someone then going and manually changing that to a 1/1 was outside of the realm of possibility for me. I was wrong. It’s easy to sit back and say ‘it’s just a protocol we have no control over how people use it’ but we have the opportunity to be better. There was a conversation this week speaking to a customer and they just… screamed at me, at the top of their lungs, and swore for a solid ~3-5 minutes straight. We had implemented additional security measures of forcing a more stringent RPC quorum and forcing every chain to provide multiple RPCs and we had done it without telling them and it !)@$d with their business, which frankly is a deadly sin. We had messed with their business and they said communication wise we were completely blowing this. They were completely right. This is something I care about a ton, it is both the result of a huge portion of my life and something that I fundamentally believe in. I literally gifted a copy of Unreasonable Hospitality to every single manager in the company. The entire point of what we’ve built is to enable others to build on top of it, it is to provide a protocol and a platform for people to build on, and we’ve been failing some of our largest customers. The past two weeks have been unbelievably miserable. I’m incredibly grateful for all of the applications who have worked with us over the past 2 weeks, for @zeroshadow_io who has spent endless cycles with us tracking and seizing millions in attacker funds which will be returned to the rsETH team, and for all of the parties who brought together DefiUnited. Particularly @aave for leading and @MikeSilagadze for pushing everyone to get their !@)($ together and sort things out as quickly as possible, and putting himself in the frontline of acquisition talks and everything else to try to get to a solution quickly. @LayerZero_Core is one of the most critical pieces of infrastructure in the industry, the LayerZero protocol has earned the trust of the largest and most important asset issuers in the space. We will do better and we will make the industry better for it. My entire focus over the past 2 weeks has singularly been working with applications to harden their setup, building tooling to assist in tracking and freezing hacker funds, and the rsETH recovery efforts. That is going to shift now to where LayerZero Labs spends it's time and effort. The only thing this company will spend time on is how we can better serve our asset issuers and the upcoming launch of Zero.
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How does Kamigotchi fit into Asphodel?
A bunch of people have DMed me to ask about this since we announced the project, and I figure it's worth taking time to explain how this will work.
We're now working on two games simultaneously. @asph0d37 and @kamigotchiworld.
Crypto users distrust this situation. Why? Because they expect us to neglect or abandon the older project. They are justified to do so - this is usually what happens in this situation.
But the truth is, Asphodel has been around longer than Kamigotchi has.
The first Asphodel playtest actually dropped before Kamigotchi did - in late 2022. We announced Kamigotchi on the account used for that playtest - @asphodel_os - at the start of 2023.
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Yep. A vending machine sitting in a trashyard.
Asphodel was always supposed to live on Ethereum, because I want it to live forever. And I don't really believe any chain other than Ethereum is future-proof.
But it became kinda obvious that Eth wasn't quite ready for people to build games, especially not if they were built to last. The fee environment and ecosystem both had big problems. We knew it wasn't ready to go to market.
So I knew the only way to work on onchain games, for the time being, was to build on an L2. It didn't feel right to build Asphodel on an L2, though - so we decided to build a game designed to run on an L2 rather than the L1. That was Kamigotchi.
From there we put Asphodel down for a full three years. We accepted we wouldn't be able to come back to it for a long time. The twitters went silent. We left the art and code in storage.
So why work on it now?
Two reasons.
One, because Eth is finally almost ready for people to build games. To be blunt, I decided in 2022 to dedicate my life to building immortal games on Eth. Everything else is a stepping stone to that. If it's finally possible, I'm there.
Two, because Kamigotchi simply isn't acquiring enough users on its own to survive, and it deserves to grow way bigger than it is.
Passion aside, the second point here was the decider. We built the largest and most complex fully onchain game that's ever existed; it has a small, but very dedicated fanbase. And unfortunately, due to being on our own appchain, it just hasn't reached enough people.
We knew we had to go to another ecosystem. At first I considered migrating Kamigotchi - but this would sacrifice most of our income potential from the game (gas fees). And to be honest, I'm a little attached to Yominet.
So I started to think, around January - what if we go back to Ethereum? What if instead of migrating Kamigotchi, we re-activate Asphodel? What if we just start building early parts of Asphodel now, and use them to drive people into Kamigotchi?
It made the most sense to me of all our options - we'd kill two birds in one stone. We finally get to go back to the game we paused, and we give Kamigotchi the channel for new user onboarding it needs.
So, for the moment, we're working on releasing the Asphodel Prologue - a first, self-contained part of Asphodel, designed to sit at the top of the funnel and feed users into Kamigotchi later.
So what happens to Kamigotchi?
It develops in parallel with Asphodel and they feed off each other.
You can think of Asphodel as our ecosystem-level brand. The game studio behind @kamigotchiworld has always been Asphodel Studios. In that sense, Kamigotchi is already a part of Asphodel.
This is a shared world. They obviously share lore if you're paying attention - and the assets from one game will eventually be usable in the other.
To be more specific: The Kamigotchi NFTs will be fully playable characters in Asphodel itself. However, they *won't* be playable in the Prologue.
The Prologue is entirely self-contained and built around $ONYX; 90% of all funds spent in the game go into player reward pools. The economics only work if every player individually "buys in" by minting in $ONYX. It literally would not work if we allowed external characters to enter.
Once the Prologue is finished, we'll be working on what we're internally calling "Dungeon Mode", in which Kami will be playable. You'll be able to bridge them over to Eth mainnet, and they will have a place in-game. They will always have a place in Asphodel.
After that, we're unsure if we'll focus on expanding Kamigotchi with a faction system and in-game construction, or whether we'll see more demand for a new game mode in Asphodel. I don't really know which will be more popular.
What I do know is if we're not actively updating Kamigotchi world with new features, people will expect more Kamigotchi integrations in Asphodel. We're planning around that.
Longer term, there's a lot of features and mechanics we can still only do on Yominet. It's going to be years before Eth is at the point where Kami could fully merge into Asphodel. I expect that Kamigotchi on Yominet will be getting updates for a while - there's only so much we can do on Eth mainnet right now.
Ok. What now?
I'll be posting more details daily. Expect the Asphodel playtest to open in "about 10 days", and expect mainnet before the end of the month. Updates on the new Kami content and the upcoming event will also drop soon :)
Thanks for reading my very long post.
TLDR; They're part of the same overall game, Kami have a place in Asphodel, consider them parts of the same project. They move forward together.
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TLDR:
@Kinetiq_xyz and @Markets_xyz are building Arc on Hyperliquid.
Through HIP-4 they're introducing fully collateralized outcome contracts with no liquidations, native on HyperCore and composable with HyperEVM.
This will let anyone trade basically any real-world event, all settled 100% onchain in one unified margin system with real, verifiable liquidity. No off-chain desks involved.
Heavily Kinetiq coded
Kinetiq@Kinetiq_xyz
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Happy Enzo Day!
Player drop is 6pm UTC.
Plus another matchday today with $2800 to be won 🔥
Get your tapping fingers ready. Only on MegaETH 👇
linktr.ee/topstrikeio
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@CryptoKaleo agree, fam! ETH feeling better than ever, especially for NFT's. You can feel dat souce, fire summer soon!
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One encouragement to the OpenSea team:
Launch $SEA on ETH.
Don’t go to SOL.
Don’t launch on a random L2.
Keep the liquidity where the majority of the top tier NFT assets on your platform are, and you’ll create the greatest flywheel effect to drive more capital injection into those assets thus driving more interest into your platform, and more interest into the token itself.
K A L E O@CryptoKaleo
Wen $SEA ?
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Not a lot but it's honest work, rewards again. Arsenal + Bayern Munich cooking and i'm sure we'll have more rewards with these squads. Thanks @TopStrikeIO
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