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1/ We’re building a perpetual protocol around a simple idea: outcomes should come from market direction and position management, not from hard-to-model exchange mechanics.

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@trader1sz What about @MalleableGold with its etfs voming out?

$GOLD - system says 6486 next key upside target for gold

a lot of build updates coming while we 🛳️ malleable.gold/stake (beta) - building a staking function for ETF LP positions Share 50% of the protocol revenue, proportional to your LP size. Own the yield product you use This incentivise's more liquidity because they will own more of the protocol We want to be the dominate yield product in crypto also - Launchpad almost ready - Decentralised OTC market almost ready - $GOLD bar launch almost ready - First ETF almost ready This is turning into something wayyyyyy bigger than originally planned

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A message to crypto; It's been time since we've seen true innovation in crypto, and especially anything that's gotten the industry excited as a whole I think we're all experiencing memecoin fatigue It was fun, but is this all crypto is? Really? Back when I first got into crypto, I was entering just before the ICO craze took off in 2017 This was probably the most exciting time to be in crypto, in terms of the vision it had, the mission to truly change the world and make it a better place with decentralised ledger technology It was unfathomable to think governments and major companies would be buying into $BTC like they are today Yet here we are But back then, it was a different vibe, it felt revolutionary, it felt like it could change the world, it felt like everyone thought that, it was a connected consciousness of game changing technology that could truly change the world The ICO craze was based on this and we got some truly great ideas out of it Some ICO's you likely forgot about: - Aventus: used blockchain to fight fake tickets and uncontrolled resales - Bananacoin: Tokenized argriculture, backing tokens to transparent pricing for banana exports - Power Ledger: Marketplace for energy trading and renewable credits - AdEx: Decentralised ad exchange aimed to cut middlemen in digital advertising - Civic: Identity verification - Status: Mobile interface combining messaging, wallet and app browser - ChronoBank: Blockchain jobs marketplace Fun fact: Binance was a part of the 2017 ICO mania You see back then "fundamental analysis" was MUCH BIGGER than "trading" ever was In fact all the major twitter accounts back then were based in fundamental analysis, very few were actually "traders" - this trend didn't take off until the bear market of 2018 Derivatives back then were not a thing, onchain trading back then was not a thing, everything took part on the Bittrex exchange, and later Binance with other obscure exchanges that no longer exist. This was an extremely exciting time back then. You were apart of something that was changing the world. We were all visionaries. We were all looking ahead into the future where it was brighter. Then the 2018 bear market hit. The after glow of changing the world lasted for some time, up until 2020 I would say. From 2018 - 2020 not much had changed in terms of crypto's place in the world and its narrative. New coins were barely launching, speculation mostly stayed in the same coins. The hot ball of money was still concentrated, which is completely different to today. "trading" became a thing. Bitmex become wildely more popular. I still think the best traders came from this era. Traders I still see on this app from back then were and still are traders. I can count probably hundreds of other well known CT accounts back then who focused on fundamentals to have disappeared. Nature of the beast, same thing happened from the 2020/2021 cycle 2020 and onwards saw "DeFI" season, where we shifted from world changing products and putting everything on the blockchain, to creating a decentralised finance world. Options went onchain, lending became huge, we saw attempts at onchain derivatives, automated market makers caught marketshare(Uniswap popularity in 2020), algorithmic stablecoins, yield farming, DAOs etc This was the early world of DeFi we call today with many of those projects failing, but some still operating today. We were still changing the world and we were still visionaries, but it shifted from the world to finance itself. Then the 2021 NFT bullrun happened, this is still argued by many as the most "fun" they'd ever had in crypto. We went from boring and sophisticated DeFi which is excelled by high autism and OCD individuals to art, rarities and collectibles. We turned to communities backed by the enjooooyment of the art, which everyone was able to represent their community with the PFP which actually had significant value, commonly $500k+ when looking at BAYC, Punks and the other top NFT's. We had the hot ball of DeFi profits rotate into NFT's, we had celebrities buying and replacing their PFP with the NFT's. BAYC used them for entrance into their parties. Natural heirachies formed based on your NFT's raritiy. Projects were sustainable with royalties (until they weren't). They were being speculated with the "metaverse" at the time. Ethereum was printing on fees from mint wars. The shift from art to status signalling had begun. Beeple sold his Everydays NFT for $69 million. It was just a batshit crazy time, and we soon found out how batshit crazy things were going to get with the collapse of FTX. Then it late 2023 we spawned the memecoin cycle. This didn't make sense to a lot of people early on who had been in since 2017 and before. We always had memecoins, but not to this extent or popularity. From being in back then, the initial capture was to change the world with this technology, be early, get rich. This changed with the memecoin cycle. The consensus was these coins had no underlying value other than the enjoyment of the meme. It's actually very similiar to the NFT cycle, except the memecoin cycle has one image tokenized by a liquid coin, where as the NFT cycle had a collection of images which weren't as liquid. 2017 - 2020 had the ICO change the world cycle 2020 - 2023 had the DeFi/NFT cycle, we were still changing the world but it shifted slightly 2023 - 2026 had the memecoin cycle, we were no longer changing the world, it seems the mission had given up Now that mission for me has not given up, i'm just a small cog in this huge machine, but I still see progress and innovation in this space. Namely with what we're doing with Malleable Gold. I believe 2026 and onwards will be the hybrid cycle, where coins can become whatever they want to become, where we combine the best of all the previous worlds into one, where we do our part to make crypto just that little bit better. What do I mean?: - We can combine mutiple coins into an on chain ETF - we don't need tradfi for this - We can put tokens into NFT's and disrupt OTC by making it cheaper and trustless - Communities can put their tokens into rarity NFT collections, effectively wrapping their tokens into a rarer form whilst giving them the ability to represent their token and community in a PFP - We can transform any token or NFT into a fungible or non-fungible state, the age of fixed assets are over That's why we chose the name Malleable Gold, because we are literally malleable. We are the next evolutionary step: $XAU - physical gold Final, scarce, immobile. $BTC - digital gold Final, scarce, portable. $GOLD - malleable gold Final, scarce, transformable . $GOLD is the malleability of physical gold combined with the portability of digital gold. We hope this finds you well, the vision to improve and make crypto better hasn't died, it just looks like that as its currently covered in the disillusion that it's over. We are sticking around to continue with the mission and we hope you will to.

Only GTA veterans know how hard this mission was in our childhood.

Your day is coming. Keep going.

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I want to help a memecoin I’m buying 1-2% and sending it to 100M Which memecoin deserves it?

@kkashi_yt Gg

Update: Now is $1,400,000 in profit and sold $343,700 so far.

3 days ago someone made a new wallet and bought $343 and now is over $500,000 in profit. $114514

@Raydium $HODL

use this post as a safe space to shill your memes on Solana:

The only top kol memecoin above $1m mcap in the last 24 hours on Stalkchain is $hodl

- corner supply - begin raids tomorrow, orchestrate everything - begin planning art/content for the page itself. will be asleep for the next 7-8 hours. so i will see you boys tomorrow early morning. This is my third CTO that i have done. $PENAIS being my first that ran to 12m $MRLEE ran to 4m with little to no supply control earlier this year as well. I don't really do ctos like that but this is one that i have been feening to take on and im excited. I can't promise anyone here that will be rich or famous. but i can promise my loyalty and commitment to actually running this to the prices it deserves. $hodl

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ELON: CIVILIZATIONS FREEZE WHEN RULES NEVER GET DELETED Legislative gridlock paralyze innovation. Using an analogy from Gulliver’s Travels, Elon argued that the U.S. has become a giant pinned to the ground and not by one massive chain, but by "a million little strings" of regulations that make even the simplest progress illegal. Thankfully for the U.S., DOGE isn't just an advisory body; it’s the "garbage collection" function required to prevent the "hardening of the arteries" of America “There’s a thing that happens over time with any civilization. Laws and regulations just accumulate. If there isn’t some forcing function to clean them up, eventually everything becomes illegal. It’s like hardening of the arteries, or being tied down by a million little strings. No single string is the problem. It’s all of them together. There has to be a kind of garbage collection for laws and regulations. Otherwise you just keep adding rules until nothing can move. That’s why big projects stop happening. It’s not that people forgot how to build. It’s that it becomes illegal six ways from Sunday to do anything.” Source: @teslaownersSV