Premature-Accumulator-Neill

Most of you will miss this. A project I have been supporting for a while, just brought privacy to $SOL. It is finally here. The mainnet launch of private Solana transactions via the Loyal telegram bot! This lets you send SOL to handles without exposing wallet addresses, histories, amounts, or destinations. It powered by Solana's Confidential Transfers extension with ZK-SNARKs for true privacy against MEV & front-running.

@Mikesi30 Got to follow Mike

Prop trading is one of the largest retail finance businesses that crypto hasn't fully touched yet. MetaTrader powers a $10B retail trading market. FTMO alone did $200M+ in revenue last year. These platforms were built in 2005 with no crypto support. No API. No path to AI agents. The whole prop trading industry still runs on it, with opaque rules, payout delays, and ambiguous simulated capital. Crypto can offer USDC settlement, on-chain payout proof, public ops data, programmable incentives, and agentic rail to solve these problems. The most credible attempt to bridge the two is now being built on Hyperliquid - @ProprXYZ 👇

@resdegen @openclaw Lol. Been quite the journey

remember that 3 months ago if you didn't set up 15 @openclaw you were going to be left behind and be totally worthless I wonder what amazing breakthroughts all these people achieved while having 27 hours a day now that they didn't need to work anymore

@Web3Niels @DomOnChain @binance This is the truest of true's

@DomOnChain @binance prevention matters more than recovery now, dom

AI scams are getting scary good nowadays with fake voices, videos, support agents & automated phishing becoming more common ...and it’s only getting worse 👎 Fortunately there's @binance which is basically fighting AI with AI at this point 🔶 24+ AI driven security systems 🔶 100+ AI models 🔶 22.9M scam attempts blocked in Q1 alone From Q1 2025 to Q1 2026, Binance prevented over $10.5B in losses, protected 5.4m+ users. I also like that they’re building security directly into products now: ✅ AI agents separated from main accounts ✅ no withdrawal permissions by default ✅ risky third-party AI tools getting flagged before users install them Security is Binance’s NO1 priority. See how Binance is using AI to make crypto trading safer & smarter: accounts.binance.com/en/register?re…

@dontbuytops the comeback will be glorius

I was ignoring this, but I'm really just getting tired of this guy's shit. I didn't even know him until a few days back, and I noticed he is the owner of one of the groups that I got invited to and respectfully denied. I actually made a list of all top sellers, but I was rather focused on making sure the project was delivering. Since this FUD team delivered: - LandBid V2 with flywheel working - Staking page and new UI after a couple of days - New conquerors UI - Just got a new revenue dashboard on @Dune - Shipped a simulator so users can know what they are doing before mining Soon there's also a leaderboard coming, two other cool features, and much more. I'm sure that extending the liquidity for more time isn't a problem for the team since they are focused on delivering. If anyone wants the top wallets, feel free to check the first comment. I won't be replying to any more FUD comments because I have a life, and I'd rather be doing something productive than wasting my time with stuff like this. Thank you so much.

@0xmikedee Worldcup coin

my meta observations for today 1. robotics (all the virtuals crimes + andrew kang/robostrategy ipo) 2. vvv betas (cyb3r, pod, shekel) 3. agent frameworks (aeon) 4. agent infra/coordination/adjacent (miroshark, mrdn,botcoin) 5. rwa assets/real use case for crypto (lfi) individual agents seem bearish for now; only way individual agent meta returns is if we have a jawdropping runner; until then agents will top at 300k curious to see how things develop as base gets hotter

@grebby @zano_project @Zcash can confirm I missed the zec pump

for all of my homies that feel like they missed out on the latest $ZEC pump & getting involved in privacy coins that go up only during this current era of privacy... I might have a gem for you @zano_project ( $ZANO ), like @Zcash, has been around for a very very very long time. 2019 in fact. Also like $ZEC, it's been showing signs of incredible strength recently, hitting ATH's in late 2025 and now on that same uptrend again (running alongside other big privacy coins) the team's been nonstop shipping new updates for over 6 years now with no end in sight. As a L1 that employs a hybrid PoW/PoS model alongside privacy features that enables confidential transactions with hidden amounts, they go beyond digital private transactions, providing an entire digital private economy where users can launch their own privacy tokens. Think private NFTs, stablecoins, wrapped assets, and more. Very very cool. will posting a lot about Zano in the coming days but 180M FDV might just be a tad bit undervalued if the other big privacy players continue running as hard as they've been

@cryptojohnnyfap Hot damn

/uncmode

7 days left. Lifetime access is $469, then it's gone. Yeah, we know. We hate making posts like this too. But the deadline is real, and it would feel dumber not to say it out loud. Once this week ends, Moni Community will only be available through the Alpha plan at $300/month. So if you've been thinking about locking in lifetime, this is the window. x.com/getmoni_io/sta… So what do you actually get inside? Small thread 👇

@RaAres Pokemon card super cycle

Pokémon cards are basically cardboard w/ metadata year, set, edition, grade, population, sale history and once you look at them like that, the investor angle starts making more sense a quick 🧵👇 here’s what: → why → where the collecting story starts → why old cards became expensive → what price data shows rn → what i’d look at before buying → the part that feels similar to web3 ▫️why i’ve been writing mostly about web3 & AI, but pokemon cards have a weird investor angle too. not in the “buy packs & get rich” way. more like: culture + scarcity + condition + liquidity. that combo is pretty close to what we already see in NFTs, memes, collectibles, & even some token markets. the difference is pokemon has almost 30 years of cultural memory behind it. ▫️where the collecting story starts Pokémon TCG launched in Japan in october 1996, after the original Game Boy games came out earlier that year. the US Base Set came later, in January 1999. that timeline matters because collectors still treat early eras like “genesis assets”. > Base Set. > 1st Edition. > Shadowless. > old Japanese promos. > tournament cards. > contest cards. these are not the same as random modern pulls. older cards carry childhood memory, low surviving supply in clean condition, & historical status. that’s where the collector brain starts pricing them differently. ▫️why old cards became expensive the expensive cards usually have a few things stacked together: i) old release ii) hard-to-find version iii) clean condition iv) high grade v) recognizable character vi) strong story around the card Charizard is the obvious example. it was the card a lot of kids wanted in 1999, so the demand is cultural before it becomes financial. then grading turns that nostalgia into a cleaner market. a raw card is one thing. a PSA 10 card is a different asset because buyers can compare condition faster. ▫️what price data shows rn the biggest headline rn is the Pikachu Illustrator card. @LoganPaul sold his PSA* 10 Pikachu Illustrator for $16.5M at auction in feb 2026, after buying it for $5.275M in 2021. PSA = Professional Sports Authenticator, this is a grading company, that sale is crazy high, but it shows how expensive cards are valued at the top level. rarity alone doesn’t carry the price. the card also has contest history, Pikachu relevance, media attention, & a perfect grade. PSA lists only 1 GEM MT 10 Pikachu Illustrator in its population data, w/ lower grades having more copies Charizard gives a more familiar example PriceCharting shows a 1999 1st Edition Base Set Charizard PSA 10 sale at $550,000 in april 2026, while lower grades & raw examples trade far below that so the spread between same card & same card in top condition can be huge. ▫️what i’d look at before buying i wouldn’t look only at the character. i’d look at: • set history • print version • population report • recent sales • grade spread • liquidity • fake risk • storage risk the easy trap is thinking sealed boxes or hyped modern cards behave like old trophy cards. some modern cards can pump fast, but supply, reprints, influencer hype, & pack-opening content can distort prices. the 2020 boom showed how fast attention can enter this market. eBay said Pokémon card sales increased more than 500% in 2020, which explains why the market started feeling less like a hobby & more like a trade. ▫️the part that feels similar to web3 pokemon cards make more sense to me when i stop looking at them as cardboard. they are cultural assets w/ metadata. the metadata is: • year • set • edition • condition • grade • population • sale history that’s why 2 cards w/ the same art can have completely different prices. one sits in a binder, one sits in a PSA case, one becomes a trophy asset feels like the main skill is not “knowing pokemon” it’s knowing which piece of culture has real scarcity, real buyers, & enough liquidity to exit later ⚠️ my next piece will be about how you can get started w/ em, so hit that follow button and repost this one

@zaimiri looks like buy in may

UPDATED RECLAIM LEVELS FOR POPULAR CRYPTO: Majors • $BTC $83,437 • $ETH $2,380 • $SOL $98.53 • $BNB $662 High Beta L1s • $SUI $1.23 • $AVAX $10.38 • $TON $2.53 • $SEI $0.0792 Hyperliquid / Perps • $HYPE $45.79 • $JUP $0.2633 • $DYDX $0.1897 • $GMX $7.91 AI • $TAO $328 • $RENDER $2.11 • $FET $0.2454 • $VIRTUAL $0.9722 Memes • $DOGE $0.1157 • $PEPE $0.00000455 • $WIF $0.2259 • $BONK $0.00000780 DeFi • $AAVE $108 • $UNI $3.99 • $RAY $0.887 • $CAKE $1.67 RWA • $LINK $10.78 • $ONDO $0.4265 • $PENDLE $2.04 • $QNT $75.04 DePIN / Storage • $HNT $5.29 • $AKT $0.818 • $FIL $1.23 • $AR $2.53 Gaming • $IMX $0.1981 • $GALA $0.00481 • $RON $0.1316 • $BEAM $0.00231 Yield / Restaking • $ENA $0.1443 • $LDO $0.4263 • $EIGEN $0.2212 • $ETHFI $0.4839 Payments • $XRP $1.53 • $LTC $59.09 • $BCH $478 • $XLM $0.1624

@CryptoOHungry @Brickken very interesting

interesting direction from @Brickken tbh feels like they’re moving more into compliance, custody and distribution now broker capabilities, MiCA custody and direct access to institutional capital RWAs have scaled past $30B in the last couple of years with almost half of it sitting in U.S. Treasuries shows how fast institutional interest in onchain assets is growing distribution feels like the most important piece here tokenization itself slowly becoming the easier part the harder part now is getting bigger players comfortable enough to actually step in and add liquidity compliance takes forever and probably expensive as hell 😅 but if they pull it off properly, that advantage hard to catch later

@enesonchain This is the way

was literally thinking about this and it makes me believe in karma before megaeth TGE i did my biggest donation to a community in my country a week later i got megaeth tge better than expected, multiple monthly partnerships + hit 5 figs with memecoins being kind and helpful person is the most ev+ thing ever.

@devdosomething Nocking out ATH soon

We literally went from emissions of 16,384 $NOCK per block straight down to 2,048! The Activation Era is only lasts 6 months. The next cut is later this year, instantly cutting the emissions down to 1,536!! 👀 You DO NOT have enough $NOCK. Imagine not holding any tbh especially when early guys like me bought OTC around 0.03-0.04 and VCs bought even higher, You missed $Tao, $Kaspa and now $Nock. PS: Also betting on ethereum:0x4647e1fe715c9e23959022c2416c71867f5a6e80 but my Nock bag is significantly larger since I had time to buy more.

Alt season or Exit pump? And does it matter?

@serpinxbt @ethos_network @rishfish09 Nice. Not even trading at the moment and shout out the guy who been most active and had calls and now I am on this list. Lovely

I checked who shilled/promoted $LAND in the last 7 days significant chunk we've never even indexed before, and @ethos_network has 28m accounts indexed... example would be @rishfish09 who promoted it 12 times not even any KOLs to hold responsible, just botnets

@DikKlaassen @dontbuytops

@MetaverseRanger How is your faith now in @dontbuytops ?

Really can't fade Ferrad. Man is king of ponzi. He says $LAND to $20mil. I tend to believe him.

@dontbuytops don't fade the ferrad

Until this minor exploit happened the fees were going into adding LP. Basically in a couple hours with the revenue generated there was added $45,000 worth or LP Team is fixxing everything over the next couple hours and will most likely comeback stronger with all the pending catalysts. This hit 5M without Defillama listing, without staking and even without the buybacks turned on. Imo there will be big catalysts once everything is fixxed so I'm expecting this dip to be the golden opportunity to all the sidelined landowners. I'm buying here. $LAND

@platacrypto Time to run it back turbo

We dipped slightly lower but accumulating there was literally free money and a generational entry. Slowly CT also waking up to the potential of $NOCK with privacy and computing infra booming worldwide. TA wise we also have a huge edge 2 edge trade in the ichimoku system (even though I am generally not a big fan of doing much TA for small caps). Either way, this one is primed like barely any others in the space for this year and the following. Check out my various thread on the technical side of @nockchain

@MetaverseRanger So good chance he missed with LAND too.. I see a double top with lower volume..down we go

@DikKlaassen Even Jordan missed a couple of throws

@MetaverseRanger Oh is he... x.com/dontbuytops/st… LMAO