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Today, I’m thrilled to be part of one of the most groundbreaking communities in Web3—an exhilarating dream that has finally become a reality! @ThePlooshies

@MINHxDYNASTY Ask Merch he is the OP GOAT

for my one piece tcg fans, is this worth keeping?

@MINHxDYNASTY @Collector_Crypt Organic !!!

this is impossible

@bloodweb3 $LUFFY AZCyNKNLoEn4NCVr3NEReUFqTFjvC9ZgK6jk2SRnpump

I NEED THE NEXT 500X. THE TICKER IS?

@Kaiweb30 $LUFFY AZCyNKNLoEn4NCVr3NEReUFqTFjvC9ZgK6jk2SRnpump

If I sent you $3000 What are you buying?

@LevisNFT Say less $LUFFY

Trenches need an animal PVE runner

@poe_real69 Good morning enjoy $life

GoodMorning

@unaboysweb3 $LUFFY

they found again the next Moodeng

@Traderfinn0 $LUFFY AZCyNKNLoEn4NCVr3NEReUFqTFjvC9ZgK6jk2SRnpump

Shill me the best projects Maybe I drop a $20k buy

is it possible the animal meta is back???? too early to tell, but there have been a few cool ones everyone loves capybaras and one piece!!!

@KookCapitalLLC Yup officially backk

@Traderfinn0 $Life

I NEED TO FIND A REAL CULT THE TICKER IS?

$Life A moment of peace in life. The innocence of this little boy… It’s something I feel like I haven’t seen in myself for a long time. Maybe we all need to slow down sometimes. Life doesn’t always have to be so rushed.

@mrpunkdoteth #Life C4yDhKwkikpVGCQWD9BT2SJyHAtRFFnKPDM9Nyshpump

I found the next runner 👀

In 1999, a 22-year-old Vietnamese-Canadian named Minh Le — known as Gooseman — created a mod that would change gaming forever: Counter-Strike. What started in his bedroom became the most influential competitive shooter in history. Valve saw the potential, acquired the IP, and hired Minh. But there was a problem: Valve didn't listen to him. "I was speaking to Gabe and some of the higher-ups... I wanted to create new games. I molded Counter-Strike, but I felt like I had done everything I could with it." In 2006, Minh left Valve. He sold his rights. He walked away. Then Valve did something he never imagined: they turned Counter-Strike into a $50+ billion empire. Skins. Cases. Keys. CS:GO became a money printer. CS2 dominates Steam to this day. His former colleagues at Valve? Set for life. Some are worth hundreds of millions. Minh Le? He got nothing. "Looking back, my decision to leave Valve was, financially, kind of a poor decision. I could have retired by now. A lot of people I'm still in contact with at Valve... they're doing very well financially." He tried to come back with Tactical Intervention in 2013 — the game Valve wouldn't let him make. It flopped. The industry moved on. Everyone forgot about Gooseman. Until now. After 10 years of not touching Counter-Strike, Minh returned to the Austin Major in 2025. The crowd went wild. The co-creator, finally recognized. He stepped back into the spotlight — and announced Alpha Response, a tactical co-op shooter. The game he always wanted to build. Why $GOOSE? Gooseman gave the world Counter-Strike and got left behind. While Valve prints money from his creation, he's still grinding — building games in Early Access, doing it alone. We're building a community to change that. $GOOSE isn't just a token. It's a movement to support the legend who got forgotten. A community of gamers, degens, and CS veterans who remember where it all started. x.com/GoosemanCS/sta…

@poe_real69 @Banks LFG

If $MLG did $230m with @Banks on a counterstrike narrative how high can $GOOSE go with the creator of counterstrike?

@bassel_amin Lets go creator of counter strike not been paid its ridiculous!!!

Wow @poe_real69 is in here we going beyond millions. Mark my word!! 🧲💰🚀

@PokemonTCGIntel 🧧

Ascended Heroes ETB Giveaway ✨ With the very anticipated official release of the ETBs, we want to give away one to the community! To enter: ✅Just follow @PokemonTCGIntel ✅Repost and like this tweet Winner announced 2/25! Good luck! #PokemonTCG #Pokemon #Giveaway