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🌍 With 400 validators across 6 continents, TON is one of the most decentralized blockchain networks on the planet. Telegram becoming the largest validator opened the door for major exchanges and custodians to stake TON without increasing centralization risk.

JUST IN: Michael Saylor says if Strategy sells bitcoin, they will buy multiples more BTC than they sold: "Even if we were to sell 1 bitcoin, we'd be buying 10-20 more bitcoin." 🚀

🔥 LATEST: Pavel Durov says fees on TON have dropped 6×, nearing zero and Telegram to become a major validator on TON.

Most people think financial freedom means having a lot of money. It actually means being able to move it without asking anyone.

I SEE $TON is trading at $1.22 now Good bye

You got it. This is a connection to multi-billion dollar bridge-less, blue-chip spot asset flows. Perfect foundation for a fully connected perps market, complete with publicly accessible and automated funding rate arbitrage markets With a fully decentralised, over collateralised stablecoin just appearing out of it, as if by magic

THIS IS INSANE 🤯 AI platform shows how it cloned X in a few seconds...

I literally didn't look at my crypto portfolio for more than a year. Canceled all notifications and ignored pretty much all the news. I guess I was coping. If somebody gave me a single-button option to move everything into cash, without any tax and paperwork that follows, I would probably do it. It would have been a classic crypto capitulation. But yesterday I decided to believe in something again, so I will consolidate my portfolio, cut many losses, and double my bet on $RUNE and $RUJI (Plus a few major L1s). Not because I have some special insights or intuition, but because I still want to believe in the cypherpunk version of crypto, not the polished, banker version that we are witnessing lately. Maybe this is still a coping process, but to be honest, I don't care. I have a real-life business that sustains me, so I will be fine, but I hate the feeling that we just gave up on an idea that money should be decentralized and immutable. Scammers and hackers are not the problem; they are symptoms of a fragile system, so the only solution is to make those systems stronger. I still find that process of figuring it out fun, even if it's risky as hell for those who put money into such systems. So, as usual, NFA.