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@RM_Shinigami

web3 & beyond. digital artist, nfts enthusiast, Zora Artist, All artistic opinions are mine. RWA/Collectibles enjoyoor | CM @ampedfinance |

Lagos, Nigeria Katılım Ocak 2025
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heem (comeback arc)@RM_Shinigami·
When you can see a card’s full life story+live activity you stop gambling & start making smarter decisions. You catch momentum early. You understand true value. You treat it like a proper asset instead of pure nostalgia. @holodotfun is the real evolution of Pokémon collecting.
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heem (comeback arc)@RM_Shinigami·
A living asset changes everything. It has memory: • Who owned it before • What they sold it for • How the price has moved over time • Real market velocity right now This is exactly what holo.fun is building.
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heem (comeback arc)@RM_Shinigami·
Remember the Base Set Charizard? 2010 it was worth a few hundred $’s. By 2021 it was going for $200k+ in PSA 10. Then the market cooled. People who bought at the peak got wrecked. Most collectors had zero visibility into the real market movement until it was too late. A 🧵;
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heem (comeback arc)@RM_Shinigami·
@0xturbanurban Retail underprices the single point of failure. CLOBs spread risk + discovery across participants. Pools concentrate both behind the curtain..
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0xturbanurban@0xturbanurban·
I'd also add that retail tends to underprice credit/cpty risk of having all this flow go to one market-maker (pool) as opposed to executing it on a CLOB where you're actually trading against other market participants and that risk can be distributed across many buyers/sellers. The pool-based RFQ model is far more capacity constrained, is not where price discovery actually happens.
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RFQ vs CLOB The debate happening rn on X is a psyop. In trad markets, RFQ adds value by facilitating the following kind of thing: >Gold miner Y wants to sell 1000 GC contracts. >Y goes to a bank who is happy to buy at a tighter price than the market VWAP, because Y is a non-toxic counterparty and the bank will probably get some counter-flow soon. >Hedge fund X comes in to buy; the bank is 'axed' that way and sells to the bank. There are 3 things that make this work: 1/ These contracts have a well-defined price on an external CLOB that can always be used to benchmark fill quality. 2/ The bank can keep their hand hidden when responding to the RFQ. 3/ There is a material chance that the bank will exit the trade also via RFQ (otherwise it just turns into glorified CLOB execution). The phrase 'RFQ' has been hijacked by crypto. In the crypto context, you trade a completely non-fungible contract against an internal market maker, who then back-to-backs the risk onto... wait for it... a CLOB. This is the same as trading on a CLOB, except there is only 1 market maker allowed. None of the benefits of a CLOB, like price competition, can apply. Btw, if you're a non-toxic trader, CLOBs have other mechanisms to help you out. Study the US equity and FX markets. Go on IBKR right now and put in a market order on TSLA. Most likely, your fill price will be inside the displayed BBO. Dark orders allow many of the benefits RFQs bring, without fragmenting liquidity. If anyone wants to market make on @QFEX with dark liquidity, DM me and we'll bump it up our roadmap.

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Punk.txt@punk_txt·
punk code found. interact for the .txt files
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PorygonV@porygonvolt·
We have some exciting things coming for @GetVoltGG. It's been 10 days since our soft launch and things are going smooth. Gathering feedback, observing customer behavior, and using all these insights to make the user experience better. ⚡️
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Volt Collects
Volt Collects@GetVoltGG·
Stop just watching pack openings. Start opening your own. Volt is built for TCG fans in SEA to open packs and trade cards in one place. Have you ripped your first Volt pack yet? Show us your pulls 👇
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Miles Morgan@milesmorgan_·
I’ve been in crypto for more than 5 years and I’m not joking when I say I haven’t felt the kind of excitement I’m feeling with GRAIL from another crypto app in a very long time Even if you know nothing about cards or packs, it doesn’t matter. Just jump in with $2–3, explore the app, keep up with the updates, do a little research and you’ll have a lot of fun
Grail@GrailCo

S/o to our design director the legend @Coldie When you collect GENESIS PACKS you get 3 Grail NFTs created by the man himself You can hold the NFTs or redeem them for gTOKENS which you can hold, redeem for the physical card or sell for cash There are many layers to Grail that we hope you will understand over time. Appreciate the love ❤️

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Repolia@Repoliaonline·
You can manage your Repolia player profile while going about your daily routine or sipping coffee at a café. The Starkey Wallet browser is perfectly designed for this. In-game transaction confirmations happen in seconds. #p2e #GameFi #Supra
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heem (comeback arc)@RM_Shinigami·
I went through holo.fun private beta & here’s what most people are missing. Most platforms show you cards. @holodotfun makes you feel the market breathing. I’ve been active on Courtyard, Collector Crypt & others. So I know the pain. This one feels different. ⬇️
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