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Magic Eden is NOT just tweaking APY numbers. They doubled the entire token program, from 15% to 30% of core revenue going straight into $ME buybacks and staker distributions. Starting Q3, every trade, swap, pack, and Lucky Buy on the platform now feeds a bigger, fatter flywheel for holders. This isn’t another “emission pump.” It’s the moment the marketplace finally ties its real-world revenue directly to the token that powers its ecosystem. How It Actually Works: Magic Eden generates revenue the old-fashioned way: people actually using the platform. ➸ Now 30% of that revenue gets split: half buys back $ME permanently (reducing circulating supply) and half gets paid out in USDC to stakers based on Staking Power. ➸ Staking Power = $ME staked × multiplier (longer lock = bigger multiplier, up to 4 years). The world sees higher volume on Magic Eden. Stakers see real cash flow and deflationary pressure on the token at the same time. The Goal Was Never Just “Higher Yields” And this is the real masterplan. The goal isn’t to give degens a quick 2x APY and watch them dump. Yields are boring if the token still bleeds every cycle. The goal is to unlock alignment. When the marketplace wins, stakers win, directly, transparently, every single month. That changes everything: ➸ Real long-term holding instead of mercenary farming ➸ Less sell pressure because buybacks are automatic and permanent ➸ Developers and creators know the token has skin in the game, not just hype ➸ Users actually care about platform growth because they’re economically tied to it. This is how you turn an NFT marketplace into a real business with tokenomics that make sense in the real world. My Perspective as a Staker Yes, I’m staking $ME, and I just extended my lock to 2 years after the announcement. Why? Because the math finally lines up. Before, 15% felt like a nice gesture. 30% feels like conviction. The revenue base is already expanding (Swaps, cross-chain, new features), so the absolute dollars flowing to stakers and buybacks are about to jump. I’m not chasing some unsustainable 100% APR that disappears next quarter, I’m betting on consistent, growing distributions from actual usage. How this changes my strategy: ➸ Buying: Yes, adding on dips. The buyback mechanism creates natural support. ➸ Staking: Extending locks across the board. The multiplier + doubled revenue share makes short-term staking look stupid now. ➸ Activity: Staying active on quests and trading because staking power + participation = maximum rewards. The gamified layer still matters. Is this enough for long-term ecosystem growth? It’s an extremely strong step, one of the best I’ve seen from any NFT project. It directly attacks the two biggest problems tokens usually have: infinite sell pressure and zero real yield. But long-term growth still needs two more things: Continued revenue expansion (more volume, more chains, more product). Higher staking participation (currently only ~11% of supply is locked, massive upside if the doubled program pulls in the next wave of holders). If those happen, $ME becomes one of the few tokens in the space that actually behaves like equity in a growing company. What else I’d love to see for stakers ➸ Clearer revenue dashboards so we can track exactly how much is flowing in real time. ➸ Staker governance weight on future product decisions (we’re the ones with skin in the game). ➸ Maybe a small bonus multiplier for consistent activity across seasons, reward the believers, not just the whales. Magic Eden didn’t just double a program. They doubled down on the idea that the people who believe in the platform should benefit when the platform wins. So next time you hear Magic Eden talk about staking or buybacks, don’t just think “more rewards". Think alignment. Think flywheel. Think finally building something that lasts. That’s the masterplan. @MagicEden @MagicLabHQ

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@K2PowerBlock Applied, hoping to working with you soon

K2 PowerBlock Ambassador Program is officially LIVE !!! K2 is opening its doors to early contributors. We’re building K2 as a cryptotainment network designed to make Web3 simple and accessible through games, entertainment, and real brand experiences built for everyday users, not just crypto natives. As we move toward launch, we’re assembling a global team at the foundation stage. Available Roles: Ambassador; Help expand awareness of K2 across social platforms. Content Contributor; Create content that educates and attracts new users. What expect from contributors; • 1–2 hours of contribution per week • Genuine interest in the project and what we’re building • Consistency and initiative, a long term mindset to grow alongside the ecosystem. What you’ll receive: • Early access • Token-based rewards and exclusive airdrops (projected up to $5,000+ per region) • Recognition within the K2 ecosystem • A chance to be part of building K2 from the ground up This is a contributor program designed for individuals who want to actively help build and grow K2, not just participate for rewards. Apply via link in the comments:

@BiGODToken Applied

BIGOD Ambassador Program - Round 2 is LIVE Missed the first round? This is your chance. We’re looking for builders, creators, and community leaders to join BIGOD 🔥 Unlimited monthly rewards based on your performance 👉 Apply now and become part of BIGOD 👉 ambassador.bingold.to #BIGOD

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@1CryptoMama Congratulations Mama

𝐈 𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐥𝐲 𝐦𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐝 𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐨 𝐦𝐲 𝐧𝐞𝐰 𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧. Something that once felt far away, almost unrealistic at some point. This is not just a win, but a reminder of what consistent effort can actually turn into. few years ago I didn’t have a clear direction. I just knew I wanted more. More than where I was, more than what I was seeing, more than what felt possible at the time. So I started trying things. Failing quietly, learning, starting again. No big announcements, no validation, just me showing up every day and figuring it out as I went. At first my only goal was simple. Just get better, earn something, prove to myself that I could actually make this work. And I did. But like most people, there were moments where it started to feel like that was enough, like I could slow down a bit. That mindset is dangerous. Because the moment you tell yourself this is okay, you stop pushing. And when you stop pushing, you stop growing. I had to change that. I shifted my focus. I stopped just trying to get by and started building something real. I leaned into Web3, started putting myself out there, connecting with people and creating opportunities instead of waiting for them. And that changed everything. It made me realize something. A lot of people don’t lack motivation. They’ve just outgrown their reason. When your goals are too small, your effort becomes small. When your vision expands, your actions follow. Right now I’m not where I want to be yet, but I’m far from where I started and that gap means everything to me. So I’m raising the standard again. Bigger goals, more visibility, building things that actually matter and not getting comfortable too early. If you’ve been part of my journey in any way, I appreciate you. If your direction feels small, it’s probably time to expand it. The bigger the life you want, the bigger the standard you need. Web3 did this, God did this, see you at the top 💙🦅

@qlabsofficial Applied, hoping to working with the team soon🫡

The qLABS Ambassador Program is back open. We're looking for community members to grow the $qONE ecosystem across X, Discord, and Telegram. Paid monthly in $qONE across multiple tiers.

@eightlends Applied🫡

👾 AMBASSADOR PROGRAM IS LIVE Apply now 👇 forms.gle/1yEeVeGWJ73393… Only 100 spots. Weekly payouts based on your results. If you’ve been with us - this is your chance to build with us.

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If you're coming across gauge for the first time ever on the TL Ask intern anything!

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After months of logging into @PrismaXai, I can honestly say latency used to be my biggest frustration, until I started treating it like a puzzle instead of a barrier. In one recent real-world-connected session (they occasionally link to physical robots in their test bay), I was guiding a humanoid through a narrow corridor task. The first 10 minutes felt jittery because my home Wi-Fi was borderline. Switching to a wired ethernet setup and closing background apps cut the delay from noticeable to imperceptible. My go-to tip now: always run a quick speed test before connecting. PrismaX shows estimated latency in the dashboard, but I’ve found that keeping it under 40ms makes the difference between fighting the robot and flowing with it. I also learned to anticipate movement, instead of reacting to the visual feedback, I started thinking one micro-second ahead, like leading a dance partner. That mental shift alone made my paths smoother and reduced correction loops. Another experience worth sharing: during a longer session last month I hit unexpected packet loss midway through. Instead of panicking and over-correcting, I paused, switched to the lower-resolution camera feed (which uses less bandwidth), and resumed with deliberate half-speed inputs. The robot finished the task cleanly. That taught me resilience beats speed every time. I’ve shared general teleop stories before, but this latency focus came from pure trial and error across dozens of sessions. PrismaX’s system even lets you replay your last 30 seconds of control to study where delays crept in, super helpful for self-review. I review one replay per week now and it’s sharpened my timing dramatically. What excites me most is how these small workflow tweaks scale. When hundreds of us operators refine our inputs this way, the data fed back into their models becomes exponentially better. @PrismaXai isn’t just building robots; they’re building a global network of human teachers. My sessions feel less like remote control and more like co-piloting the next generation of intelligent machines. If you’re struggling with lag, try the ethernet + anticipation combo, it changed everything for me. The platform rewards patience and smart habits more than raw reflexes.

Rialo is redefining what "usable" blockchain looks like. It's not about raw performance metrics alone, it's about making decentralized apps feel like the apps people already love. The early web was full of promise but bogged down by slow loads and disconnected experiences. Then came better protocols that made everything instant and integrated. Blockchain has been waiting for its equivalent. Enter Rialo. How It Works By embedding asynchronous execution natively, Rialo allows processes to start, pause for real-world inputs, and resume securely, all without external crutches. Contracts can make direct web calls, handle callbacks, and maintain state across time, making interactions feel natural. Picture booking travel insurance: Pay on-chain, the policy waits for flight data APIs, confirms delay, and auto-payouts, seamless, no manual claims. Or supply agreements that release funds only after delivery proofs hit the chain automatically. The chain coordinates it all, keeping transparency where it matters and efficiency everywhere else. The Goal Was Never Just "Scalability" It's about relevance. Most people don't care about block times; they care if the thing they're using solves a problem without hassle. Rialo unlocks applications tied to event, insurance, payments, logistics, that previously needed too many workarounds. This means fairer systems: No front-running in dynamic markets, no oracle exploits breaking protocols, just reliable execution grounded in reality. Rialo positions itself as the unified stack, high-performance, erconnecte, so builders can create for everyday users, not just degens. It's the network that absorbs complexity so users experience simplicity. When you see @RialoHQ updates, don't think tech jargon. Think everyday utility. Think apps that finally make sense in the real world. Think the moment blockchain stops feeling like an experiment. That's the shift.

@Hey__Ren gRialo Ren

UPGRADING BLOCKCHAINS IS BROKEN Most blockchains can’t upgrade consensus or swap validators easily. It takes heavy coordination, risks failure, and often causes downtime. Rialo is tackling this problem at the protocol level.

@iExecDev Just Applied, Looking forward to working with the team🫡