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@EIP7503 when WORM will be tradable?

You can now claim your ICOWORM tokens!🪱 These tokens can later be redeemed for actual WORM tokens⚠️ app.cyphereth.com/ICOs/WORM

@cypher_ethereum when tge?

1 HOURS REMAINING. ONLY 26% LEFT BEFORE THE HARD-CAP IS HIT. PRIVACY IS WORMAL 🪱 app.cyphereth.com/icos/worm

@EIP7503 when tge?

Last 15 minutes you can participate in the sale⏳

@O_dys_sey @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade polymarket isn’t a fair place tbh

Another clean example of how projects farm Polymarket using their own sales If a project doesn’t hit the minimum raise, the sale gets canceled and funds are refunded My take: near the end of the sale, the founders likely injected their own $1.4M just to push the Polymarket outcome above $2M, but intentionally didn’t go over $3M — so they could later refund themselves polymarket.com/event/total-co… Result: Polymarket bets pay out Their own capital comes back Zero real risk on the sale This wasn’t accidental That’s why throughout the entire sale they kept loading bets on: raise > $1M raise > $2M Textbook Polymarket manipulation polymarket.com/?via=odyssey

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@O_dys_sey @TroveMarkets @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade stupid asf

Insider trading on Polymarket Let me break down how a @TroveMarkets literally made money off its own announcements — and how Polymarket traders cashed in At 7:17 PM the project tweets that the sale is being extended by 5 days Here’s the key part: a few minutes earlier, starting around 7:09 PM, someone starts aggressively buying YES on Polymarket that the project will raise $15M. At that moment: • the ICO was already over • there was zero public info about any extension • there was no logical reason to enter that market Nobody apes into size like that “by luck.” This looks like straight-up insider info. After the tweet, YES rips to $0.89 — and right after that, it starts dumping Why? Because the guys who bought at $0.04 pre-announcement are unloading. At 7:59 PM the project posts again: “Oops, our bad — no extension after all” After that, the YES market on Polymarket nukes to basically zero The timeline is clear: • positions opened before the public tweet • massive pump after the announcement • insiders taking profit • “communication mistake” • total market collapse The project effectively monetized Polymarket bets using its own announcements as a manipulation tool This is dirty behavior — and it’s something traders should be watching very closely

@O_dys_sey >40m easy bet on the third day i think

Easy money on the ranger public sale Ranger public sale is coming up very soon, here are the key details Minimum raise: $6,000,000 ICO pool: 10,000,000 RNGR (39.02% of total supply) Monthly team allowance from treasury: $250,000 Sale window: 6 Jan 2026, 16:00 UTC → 10 Jan 2026, 16:00 UTC 100% liquid at TGE Pre-ICO backers get 0% unlock at TGE No cliff 24 months linear vesting after TGE Great setup to send it, metadao projects pull in serious money, market is growing fast, they will easily raise over 20m Go to polymarket and bet on them raising more than 20m polymarket.com/event/total-co… I am even looking at 40m plus, will decide closer to the end of the sale Lock in around 18 percent, just a few clicks Sign up on polymarket if you do not have an account and thank me later polymarket.com/?via=odyssey

@O_dys_sey @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade thx for the strategy, will try it

Best strategy to make risk free cash on polymarket On some bets with lots of outcomes, you can buy 1$ for less than 1$ Let me show an example on a lighter bet polymarket.com/event/what-day… We got 4 outcomes Their total adds up to 87 cents, i’ll show you how to make risk free profit on this The main goal is to catch prices, where the total of the event is under 100, that’s your profit We buy all outcomes for a certain amount, it’s calculated separately for each outcome like in the screenshot After all this my net profit will be 13%, on a 1000$ size that’s 130$ poly.market/odyssey

@Wolvenone ty for the answer

Alas, there's a ton of demand for both. While the supply of neither isn't really constrained in the style of a shortage, the demand for Data center parts is eating into future capacity that would have gone to consumer electronics or consumers. As such, this is creating an anticipation of constraints, which is the real core cause of rising prices before the market got spooked my memory module manufacturers. Putting all that aside though, oh GPU's cost way too much! I certainly want AMD and Nvidia to do well when they make a good product, but Nvidia's profit margins are so obscene that even the corporate world doesn't want to pay them. AMD is better, but only by comparison. Before the pandemic, you could get a midrange card from either company, usually starting at around 300usd. At 400usd they generally started to shift into the high end, and by 500usd you were comfortably there. Inflation should have raised prices by 30-50% roughly. Meaning the high end should be about 750-800usd. So why the heck can I go onto Google and instantly find Nvidia 5000 series consumer cards for over 3000usd!? AMD is a little better sure, but they still launched their 7900 XTX for 1000usd. I could maybe understand AMD raising prices a little, since pre-pandemic their margins were supposedly horrible, but that's still a bit too much even with all the RAM they packed on. Yes, some of this could be attributed to crypto mining and then AI, but prices should have returned to normal after the former at least, and they never fully did so.

Something occurred to me today, and it explains a few big disconnects out there. It's not an AI bubble, it's a consumer Cloud Computing bubble. AI is already being born out as a high value technology, it's just that most of that value right now is for corporations. If it's JUST corporations, all the data centers they're making for AI make no sense. They're pretty much designed to service everyone for everything imaginable. Except that doesn't work for consumers. Consumers are too varied in what they do on their computers and in their personal lives. To cover more or less everything they'd do, consumers would need dozens of different cloud service subscriptions. Which would be like buying a new desktop every few months. That's not viable, especially when there's a ton of free software online that takes care of 90% of people's various needs with their existing software. The tech industry keeps trying to come up with a new killer app to fix this, and some of those apps have been good, but tying them to Cloud services usually just ends up hobbling adoption. Mind you, for people with very low income, all the Cloud services with free tiers are great options. But, the free tiers aren't really worth anything to companies. Plus, again there's already a ton of free software out there. Usually the Cloud stuff only wins out because it's more visible. It's just not a very good fit for consumers, and the tech industry just doesn't seem to be ready to admit that. So they keep inventing technologies that gets wildly hyped up, only for it not to translate into the sort of adoption the tech industry is looking for. Well that's not really a tech problem, that's a, "your business model is stupid!" problem.

@Wolvenone what do you think about SSD and GPU prices?

That basically just boils down to doubling the standard, and the current standards are pretty old at this point. Basically, if low end users went from 8gb's to 16gb's. Mid end users went from 12gb's to 24gb's. and high end went from 16gb's to 32gb's. Then 98% of all AI related tasks could be done locally. If that's all that's keeping the Cloud computing dreams alive, then that particular dream is flipping fragile! (Note: There'd still be some need for data centers, and AI would still be of immense value. The market would just, overall look really different.)

i think one of the things that i see happen repeatedly by the nature of this place being so people-centric is that many traders lose the ability to come up with or act on their own ideas and need someone else to say "yep thats good/bad." this will kill you, because youre only acting on other people's opinions or ideas. it could be the best trade in the world but you'll fuck it up if you dont understand what makes it valid/invalid and are borrowing conviction this is why it's so important to find a system that works for you, and i think that's part of the reason why most people make a shitload of money and then lose it all within one cycle. there is a significant difference between asking your friends or people you respect "what do you think about this trade idea" and taking their input to help form your own thesis/trade idea, and asking the same question but letting the input completely paralyze you into inactivity, making a decision that you still disagree with, etc. trading is a team sport and it is important to surround yourself with people that you trust and respect, but if youre utilizing discussions correctly you will also likely constantly disagree with these people, and that's okay, because everybody has different perspectives if you find yourself incapable of taking trades without somebody else signing off on it, youre probably fucking yourself long term, even if it works for you right now (but i doubt it does)

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@O_dys_sey @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade thx for alpha, will bet on it

Easy 17% on polymarket polymarket.com/event/aztec-pu… Aztec’s doing a public sale right now and there’s a market on whether they’ll hit over 20k eth There’s 1 day and 19 hours left, i’m betting on them going over 20k These sales always get a fat last minute pump and i’m pretty sure this one will too Why do i think that? Because i’ve seen this play out a bunch of times, these sales always get their biggest boost at the very end They’re adding around 44 eth per hour, that’s like 1900 eth before it ends and i’m sure the pace will only go up You can track the sale on etherscan etherscan.io/address/0x608c… If you wanna make some profit too, just sign up on Polymarket and do the same thing I’m doing poly.market/odyssey

@O_dys_sey another crime on poly

Today i ran into a pretty weird bet on polymarket polymarket.com/event/makina-p… I was watching the makina public sale I bet they’d raise under 2m, legion had around 1.3m

@damnboyel @humidifi god damn 90% of the tokens going to the team is way too much

@humidifi just dropped the WET token allocation… and bro, this isn’t a token — it’s a hostage situation. 65% of all WET goes straight into the team’s pocket. They didn’t even try to hide it: – Foundation: 40% – Labs: 25% – ICO (aka crumbs for peasants): 10%