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ZoomerAnon

@ZoomerAnon

Chain sleuthing, head of research + backend developer @CieloFinance

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ZoomerAnon@ZoomerAnon·
Finna name my son Brent
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ZoomerAnon@ZoomerAnon·
@trading_axe Reminder that Caroline asserted that when SBF had sex with her he would shout "I'm going to be president"
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I'll say what everyone is thinking out loud. SBF should have been the Vice President of the US right now [not JD Vance], if it weren't for FTX. With his tremendous leadership skills [he created FTX, don't forget - a feat far greater than running a country], WE could've easily prevented being in the mix with ALL of the Middle East nonsense atm. I, for one, say we should sign a petition to free him and bring him into the oval office ASAP. It is a damn shame to waste such a brilliant mind when we could be utilizing his intellect to advance America. #FreeThatNiggaSBF - LET'S GET IT TRENDING! ~ Dr. Axius.
SBF@SBF_FTX

The costs of striking Iran are real. But so is the nuclear threat. Iran entered 2026 with enough uranium for 10 nuclear bombs. Before the June strikes, it was days away from enriching enough for 1 bomb—a level far beyond plausible civilian needs. Operation Epic Fury is working. We are systematically dismantling Iran’s war machine: missiles, drones, air defenses, navy, nuclear sites, defense industry, proxy networks, central command. In under 3 weeks, the supreme leader is dead, his successor wounded, and Iranian ballistic missile and drone launches are down 90%+. Iran is losing capacity faster than it can create chaos. "War is never clean. But the strategy—the actual strategy, measured in degraded capabilities rather than cable news cycles—is working." Excellent article. aljazeera.com/opinions/2026/…

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Eli Ben-Sasson | Starknet.io
Eli Ben-Sasson | Starknet.io@EliBenSasson·
Losing a Loved One at Young Age, my personal story: First, I've been fortunate to grow up without losing any immediate relative, neither parent nor sibling. But I did lose a beloved and admired grandfather at the age of 7. My grandfather was the center of the universe. My universe. A highly respected wise man, charismatic and opinionated, in my eyes, in the eyes of my parents and everyone who mattered to me, he was the smartest nicest most important person on earth. And he loved me and my siblings dearly and publicly. His heart attack and last hours, which I saw, came as an utter surprise. Even though he had heart disease, I wasn't aware of that and suddenly, he's gone. How did I cope? I didn't cry, I wasn't aware of sadness. I remeber hearing my father cry for the first time in my life and that shocked me, and also made me feel a bit ashamed that I'm not all that sad and incapable of rising to the level of grief expected of me. My strongest memory was that for months afterwards, maybe as long as a year, maybe more, I would weave for myself fictional stories that all had the same theme: he's not really dead. Rather, he's hiding somewhere -- in closets in my berieved grandmothers house, behind random shuttered garages throughout the neighborhood. I'd also have a recurring fantasy that he's being held in some secret place for a ransom, and in that fantasy I rescue him by paying whatever is the sum needed. As a young child I never shared any of these fantasies. Not because I was ashamed of them but rather it was a way to keep them alive. Deep inside I knew that if I shared them with my parents, they'd explain to me that death cannot be reversed and I didn't want to hear that. Over time those fantasies dwindled and dissappeared, but I still do miss him to this day. He was the smartest and kindest person in the whole world and I know he would have been so happy to see me grow. THE END.
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Mosi
Mosi@VannaCharmer·
We are entering a global recession due to high energy prices and downstream inflation (food agriculture etc). And you’re buying AI components you saw on WSB at 200 P/E as korean Citrini analysts dump on you
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ZoomerAnon@ZoomerAnon·
Context behind Aave having gimmicky swap widgets on their UI in the first place is that Labs needed to shoehorn in shitty features in search of revenue streams that could dodge tokenholders and go straight to Labs (Labs has no $, AAVE supply was jeeted last cycle for mansions)
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ZoomerAnon@ZoomerAnon·
People like Chamath and Bill Ackman would never have become rich in China. These characters can only exist in an ultra financialized neoliberal rentier economy where interest/fees paid to recursive finance/software monopolies/land are considered "production"
Chang McAfee 🧪@chang_defi

In china someone like Nikita bier who leverages social networks for insider trading and intra company deals would be put in prison and that is exactly how the system should be

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ZoomerAnon@ZoomerAnon·
Seeing crypto apes with hundreds of millions in capital unleashed on traditional markets once this cycle is done will be a sight to behold. Imagine a guy used to trading CREAM on leverage pigeonholed by a crypto bear market into trading oil futures.
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ZoomerAnon@ZoomerAnon·
If he hates financialization so much he could have disavowed L2s 4 years earlier prior to all of them abusing their Vitalik proximity to dump billions of dollars of vapor L2 tokens on retail plebes
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ZoomerAnon@ZoomerAnon·
Vitalik lost all his aura when he removed that life extension allegory poem about the dragon from his bio. Now he just fuds defi and shills offchain polymarket and raves about self hosted notetaking tools
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Stan
Stan@stancrypro·
all these VC protocols are just wrappers to suck all the money from LPs LPs don’t care either btw, the whole chain LPs->VCs->founders->KOLs->CEXs all trim money that LPs got standing closer to money printer, so it’s all fine and retards buying tokens don’t need money anyway
Farea@FareaNFts

co-founder of a $20 billion blockchain project quit after his tokens vested, said he needed a "mental health break," started a VC fund, then tweeted "i have a nice SUI bag now" while his old token dropped 95% - be @Moshaikh - full name mohammad shaikh - first generation immigrant - grew up in brooklyn - dad was a taxi driver - mom was a housewife - family was on welfare - watched his dad make $100 driving a cab but only $60 made it home. the rest went to middlemen - that moment stuck with him - went to hunter college. studied psychology economics and accounting - got an MBA from university of rochester - started at KPMG as a senior associate - moved to royal bank of canada as an analyst - worked at BlackRock in real estate - joined boston consulting group. worked with sovereign wealth funds - 2017: joins consensys as an early employee. founds their middle east office - founds meridio. first company to do fractional real estate on ethereum - joins meta (facebook) to work on their crypto wallet novi - works on the diem blockchain (the one mark zuckerberg tried to launch and failed) - meta kills diem in january 2022 - mo doesn't accept failure - december 2021: co-founds aptos labs with avery ching using diem's open source tech - march 2022: raises $200 million from a16z, multicoin, tiger global, FTX ventures, coinbase ventures - same month: shari glazer sues him for $1 billion - glazer is from THE glazer family. the ones who own the tampa bay buccaneers and manchester united - she says mo was her consultant. she paid him $35,000 to find blockchains she could buy - says they agreed to be 50/50 partners - says mo secretly went to a16z behind her back after telling her "VCs are the devil" - mo's lawyers call her story "a work of fiction" - october 2022: judge denies mo's motion to dismiss. allows breach of contract claims to move forward - december 2022: case "resolved." glazer walks away - meanwhile aptos launches october 2022 - token dumps 40% on day one - people call it a VC coin. tokenomics heavily favor insiders and the foundation - discord muted on launch day - july 2022: raises another $150 million from FTX ventures and jump crypto at $2 billion valuation - yes. FTX ventures. the same FTX that collapsed months later - total raised: $400 million - aptos hits $20 billion valuation at peak - partnerships with google microsoft mastercard blackrock paypal - mo joins the CFTC digital asset subcommittee in june 2024 - december 19 2024: mo announces he's stepping down as CEO - says he needs "much-needed time to reflect on where the world is headed" - APT drops 13% in hours. from $12.66 to $11.02 - his exit timed perfectly with his compensation package vesting - mid six-figure payout. collected right before leaving - left at the peak of the bull market. bitcoin was above $100K - crypto twitter calls it "quitting at the top" - someone tweets "24 hours into the bear market and the aptos co-founder capitulates his company to take a mental health break" - october 2025: announces maximum frequency ventures (MF ventures) - raised $50 million for a crypto VC fund - when asked why it's called MF he says it's a "nice play on letters" and laughs - the letters he means: motherf*cker - already deployed $5 million into 6 startups - then tweets "i have a nice SUI bag now ;-)" - SUI is aptos' direct competitor. built by other ex-meta employees using the same diem tech - APT is now trading around $0.83 - down from all time highs of over $19 - that's a 95%+ drop - the people who held APT while he built his VC fund and bought SUI got left behind he grew up watching his dad lose money to middlemen then became the middleman built a blockchain that raised $400 million collected his bag when the tokens vested left when the market turned started a fund with the money and bought the competition's token while his old holders watched their bags go to zero the "mental health break" ceo

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Ziro Vat@Zirovat·
axiom taking 100bps in broad daylight while PhDs argue about whether batch auctions reduce latency games by 3ms. retail doesn't read your SIGECOM submissions bro they just click the green button.
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ZoomerAnon@ZoomerAnon·
Crypto being so useful for circumventing the law creates this negative feedback loop where the yields get compressed below the risk free rate because there's so much shadow crime money with no other home pushing them down. Can't even shill Aave to normies anymore
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