MorphoFace

$Supra is the greatest single blockchain innovator of the last several years. But while they have been recognized by Mastercard and included in the 85 crypto partners recently announced, and while Supra's technology has received a long list of awards and recognition by some of most respected academic organizations, crypto influencers do not talk much about specifics when it comes to blockchain innovation so the crypto market is still widely unaware. If you are new to learning about Supra, and want to start learning about this incredibly powerful infrastructure and long list of innovations that solve real world problems, start here: Supra is About to Unleash Automated DeFi to the World x.com/cKurisu9/statu… Why Supra's MultiVM is a Literal Web3 Megaproject x.com/cKurisu9/statu… Supra L1 Is About to Launch Staking for BTC, ETH, and USDC x.com/cKurisu9/statu… Everyone Watches the Price. Builders Watch the Infrastructure — What Supra Is Shipping Right Now x.com/IbraheemImJ/st… Don't stop there. Head on over to Supra's X account and pull up Claude. Start asking Claude questions and challenge everything you are reading on Supra's X page. You will learn you just found the most underrated high-value asymmetric upside in crypto right now. x.com/SUPRA_Labs

Repeat after me: “Gold and silver are not safe haven assets”. Say it as many times as necessary until it sinks in. They are shiny rocks that trade mostly on narratives and beliefs. They do not have the same utility or hardness as Bitcoin. These are facts. Don’t be an acolyte.

@JesusMartinez @krakenfx Right behind you

I left Coinbase for @krakenfx. Not because of one thing. Because of everything. Here's what most people don't realize about Kraken in 2026. They're not just a crypto exchange anymore. 11,000+ US stocks. 560+ cryptos. Gold. Oil. Futures. All in one account. Zero commission on stocks. And if you're just holding cash as a stablecoin, you're earning 2 to 4% APR automatically. Your bank gives you 0.5%. Some key things that made me switch: • @krakenpro fees start at 0.25% maker. Lower than most competitors at base level. • Instant USD withdrawals. 365 days a year. Try getting that from your bank. • USDG earns yield the moment it hits your account. No lockups. Paid weekly. • They've never been hacked. Never lost customer funds. Since 2011. • Wyoming SPDI charter. 100% reserve requirement on cash deposits. And then this happened. Nasdaq announced a partnership with Kraken on March 9. They're building tokenized versions of listed stocks together. Full governance rights. Voting. Dividends. The biggest tech stock exchange in the world chose Kraken. Oh and if you hold HBAR, Kraken is running a trading challenge right now. 300,000 HBAR reward pool. Trade the HBAR perp on Kraken Pro, compete based on volume. First 2,000 clients. Runs through March 23. For international users it gets even crazier. xStocks give you tokenized US equities trading 24/7 with up to 20x leverage in 110+ countries. Crypto exchanges are becoming the new brokerages. And Kraken is leading the charge.

@SenLummis @POTUS that is precisely why the banks are doing anything to stop it from being signed.

There has never been a more pro-digital asset administration in United States history than @POTUS. This may be our only chance to get market structure done. I can’t be any clearer: The time for Clarity is now.

the SEC has just announced most cryptocurrencies aren’t securities if you hold crypto, you need to hear this

@HustleBitch_ what a SURPRISE 🤣

🚨 LEAKED FOOTAGE FROM O’HARE AIRPORT BAG ROOM — THIS IS WHAT THEY DO TO YOUR LUGGAGE WHEN YOU’RE NOT LOOKING Suitcases getting LAUNCHED full force like garbage. No hesitation. No care. Just straight impact. This is the same bag you trust with everything you packed… getting thrown like this. And airlines still charge you extra for it. This isn’t a mistake. It’s routine. So when your bag shows up cracked open, items missing, or completely destroyed… was it ever “lost”… or just handled like this the entire time? How many times has YOUR bag been treated like this?

I'm not complaining but when I bought the Plaid I just never imagined getting an email like this 😂🤣 "As a Tesla owner, you can get $50 off Tesla Mezcal when you purchase by March 31, 2026.* Distilled for a smokey and floral taste, our limited-release Tesla Mezcal celebrates Oaxaca’s artisanal tahona-milled mezcal by combining the distinct flavors of native Espadín and Bicuishe agaves. The result is a mezcal that is as delicate as it is spicy with soft herbal notes that linger on the tongue." @elonmusk, it better be good!

@scottmelker Not saying there's anything wrong with it, but it is interesting to note he made the story up. Still the same lessons though.

I loved the book Rich Dad Poor Dad. I read it in my early 20s because it felt like a financial rite of passage. You graduate, get confused about money, and eventually someone hands you that book like it’s part of onboarding to adulthood. It’s sold more than 40 million copies for a reason. The core ideas still resonate, and for many people, it’s the first time they start thinking differently about money, assets, and long-term independence. But something about Robert Kiyosaki has always fascinated me. For years, he’s been one of the loudest and most consistent permabears in the public conversation. To his credit, he warned about the 2008 crisis early, when most of Wall Street was still charging full speed ahead. That kind of foresight deserves props. At the same time, much of his public commentary since then has revolved around the idea that a systemic financial collapse is perpetually just around the corner. The tone has remained consistently apocalyptic, even as markets have continued to compound higher over long periods. That raises a deeper question about what it actually means to be right about markets. Positioning your portfolio to always be early to a crash can make you famous - but it can also mean missing decades of compounding. Over the past century, U.S. equities have returned roughly 10% annually, largely rewarding those who simply stayed invested through cycles. And in just fifteen years, Bitcoin went from a fringe experiment to one of the most asymmetric assets in modern markets. Meanwhile, the reasons to panic - wars, debt, inflation, policy mistakes - have never disappeared, yet markets have still trended higher over time. This is what makes Kiyosaki such an interesting case study. He represents a kind of paradox: a long-term doomsayer who is also a committed Bitcoin bull. Someone who warns about systemic collapse while simultaneously accumulating one of the most forward-looking assets in existence. In that sense, his positioning sometimes appears more optimistic than his rhetoric. Maybe that’s the real lesson. Great investors aren’t remembered for how loudly they predicted disaster. They’re remembered for staying positioned while everyone else panicked. In markets, the real edge has rarely been forecasting the next crisis - it’s been surviving long enough for compounding to do its work. So if my kids eventually pull Rich Dad Poor Dad off the shelf, I won’t tell them to ignore him. I’ll tell them to take the lessons that actually help them build wealth - and stay skeptical of everything else. Except for the Bitcoin part. He’s right there.

@intocryptoverse um, no. Sol, Link, and a long list of others never bled back to bitcoin. And those who spot the next wave of 100x's+ will not bleed back to bitcoin. You make the most generalized absurd statements.

Over a long enough period of time, everything in the cryptoverse eventually just bleeds back to Bitcoin. People have engineered all sorts of different things, but after a cycle or two, it all just bleeds back to the king.

I've never seen an asymmetric upside opportunity that didn't first experience new ATLs. That's why you have to be smarter than most to find a 100x+. Most do not buy ATLs. $Supra $Chirp

@popescum8183 So? Never met an asymmetric upside that didn't first cook a new ATL. That's why you have to be smarter than most to find them. Most do not buy ATLs.

@MorphoFace Cooking new ATL

$Supra keeps cookin' (everything but price and that's exactly what I look for)!

@AltcoinAce_X @brian_armstrong But how does Coinbase represent a way out? When I use coinbase I feel more stuck than when I use a bank. When I use decentralized networks, I feel the way out. Coinbase is trickery.

@brian_armstrong message is strong, just depends how many people actually realize it before it’s too late

Love the behind the scenes look at our recent ad. Incredible work to deliver an important message: the average person is stuck inside an inadequate system, and they don’t realize there’s a way out. We're providing a way out.

@brian_armstrong Decentralization, not Coinbase, is the only way out.

@brian_armstrong Did you use my dad's Bitcoin (that you still won't let him access) to pay for that commercial? How exactly is Coinbase giving us a way out?

Now I see why @coinbase doesn't give people access to their bitcoin when they want it! They have to pay for expensive commercials to try to convince us they are the solution. I'm not buying it. #decentralizeddreams

@plumenetwork @Mastercard I also see a $Supra logo on there. And if I recall Plume also announced working with Supra. Not hard to pick among the 33 million tokens when there's so few with so much validation.

We're proud to be part of the @Mastercard Crypto Partner Program, joined by 85+ leading institutions shaping the future of digital finance. To make it easy to understand just how stacked the ecosystem is, we've mapped all participants by category. 🧵👇

@Mastercard When people post that there are now tens of millions of tokens and this will dilute their value, they fail to mention that only a fraction of a % of those are validated by Mastercard's partnership. $Supra is one of them.

A week ago, we introduced the Mastercard Crypto Partner Program with 85+ partners. Today we’re at over 100 and counting

@nicrypto I was just making the point that while it's progress a lot is still unclear.

@MorphoFace The guidance covers the assets, not the venues. Whether a perp DEX itself requires registration is still being worked out in the formal rulemaking coming in 2 weeks.

10 years of regulatory uncertainty in crypto just ended. Yesterday, the SEC & CFTC issued the first-ever joint definitions for crypto assets. Here's what they said: Most crypto assets: NOT securities. Bitcoin mining rewards: NOT securities. Staking, airdrops, stablecoins: NOT securities. A formal 400-page rulemaking is coming in the next 2 weeks. The catch: this is interpretive guidance, not law. A new administration or commissioner could reverse it.

yeah, though I can't help but think onboarding new customers is going to get harder as they continue down this road, but I suppose they plan to expand into TradFi and compensate that way. Definitely makes me want to double down on decentralization and other solutions outside of CB

@MorphoFace @coinbase The quarterly reports are what matters to them not customers

Hey @coinbase why you working to destroy the usecase for bitcoin (best "store of value" in owner's control)? You can't say it's for our safety or compliance in an instance like this, which is likely too common. You hold people's crypto against their will to increase the value on your books.