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@WatcherGuru strategic messaging. how are they opening it everytime like they own it

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 US Treasury Secretary Bessent says the US is opening the Strait of Hormuz.

@illyaGera lmao

@flyest "All birds have a plan, until Clippy pulls up with a wrench" - Windows XP

good morning from me and my pet phoenix.

@paulg europe’s tight rules and apartment culture leave little room for that kind of experimentation

It could actually be a significant problem that Europe doesn't have enough garages. This sounds like a joke, but I'm serious. Garages let you work on stuff that doesn't matter yet, which is how big things often start. The outliers of ideas need the outliers of space.

@illyaGera clippy hopped so that birdy could fly

@flyest What have you done to Clippy and how dare you do that to Clippy

@antitrustware ikr

@flyest What a throwback.

turns out Gerstein Harrow has been running silly crypto lawsuits for years in 2021, they sued compound labs and @StaniKulechov for over $200M. the lead plaintiff was a staffer for Elizabeth Warren who lost $276.5 in a yield redistribution lottery. they lost the case.

@WatcherGuru this is a big move. if this actually work out well it could quietly disrupt cross border payments over time.

JUST IN: Western Union Solana-based stablecoin $USDPT goes lives.

@madiweb3 keep winning bro

I just received bonus for my salary web3 >>

@zaimiri it's obviously waiting to see what you are going to do about it haha

No added response from me.

@AndrewAsksHow another opportunity to have meaningful conversations and make your point known

Find people you don’t agree with and turn on notifications It helps with writing valuable content especially if they’re always missing the mark I made a private list and they have helped curate better takes leading to brand growth TLDR counter post people that are wrong a lot

@voided silence is golden and silent wins hit different.

How it feels when you're winning quietly and nobody knows

@0xNairolf interesting take but what happens when normie audiences start wanting crypto exposure and hyperliquid users want real world markets?

shoudnt be an unpopular opinion but: both hyperliquid and polymarket will succeed in prediction markets they will simply win different audiences hyperliquid → stocks / crypto markets polymarket → normie / real world markets it is really that easy

@leonabboud this is spot on. you as the creator might be tired of seeing same idea all the time but the market isn't.

The most influencer creators all do one thing very well: They know how to repackage their core ideas in many ways and keep hitting on the same pain point. This is the secret that makes the best stand apart from the rest.

@Jackhaldorsson word of mouth has been one of the best forms of referral as it's the only marketing you can't fake, it means the work actually speaks for itself

gm referrals are one of the best ways to get leads, it means that you're doing something right, and that you can be proud of we're getting most of our leads from referrals these days, in combination with our marketing feels good, also most of our clients stay for long time 8-9 months and counting time to accelerate ⚡️

@kdotcrypto gBULK

After over 2 years of blood, sweat and sacrifice… Mainnet is imminent. We have spent an inhumane amount of hours building what we believe to be not only the most complete trading venue in the world... But also infrastructure that will serve as the blueprint for the largest technological advancement for financial products in recent history. We have come along way since the birth of perpetual contracts, but we are still a considerable distance away from offering an environment that real size is willing to deploy on In a game of never ending exchanges, the question we have repeatedly asked ourselves is "why would people switch?" The answer for us is simple, we offer that environment. For the longest time the debate has been between globally distributed, or fast… And although you absolutely need both, this misses the point entirely. The heart of an exchange is the risk engine. Where real people trade real money, you must offer the most efficient venue for protecting and enabling capital. BULK approaches risk management like a tradfi clearing house - precise and robust. Our key differentiator is SPAN style portfolio margining, where every asset has a correlation that adjusts required margin dynamically based on market conditions. A result of this is positions hedge each other resulting in lower margin requirements. Leading CEXs and DEXs don’t offer anything close to this, but instead they view your portfolio on a per position basis, which puts capital at risk. For over 3 decades SPAN has been the gold standard for futures and we are brining it on chain. Liquidations are like precise surgeries where it’s an optimisation being run in realtime. During market momentum bulk removes positions that don’t correlate and reduces your protfolio risk, instead of liquidating an entire position To build an engine like this is incredibly expensive when it comes to compute, which is why no L1 today is able to offer the same. There has never been a better environment for someone to disrupt this space and offer an experience that the industry so desperately needs Competing between ourselves in crypto is too short sighted, as the true TAM for this is EVERYTHING The best thing about this, is that because we are a complete stack, every market participant from traders and hedge funds to validators and market makers, get to become part of the network and benefit in the growth of it. As an ecosystem, we have repeatedly told each other not to let the traditional giants come and take everything we have worked so hard to build… This is our chance to see that reality. We are not only committed, but obsessed with building something truly capable of advancing modern finance on a global scale One Exchange. Infinite Markets.

@0xkovv conviction on megaeth dropped too fast

my timeline right now: > people flexing their pokémon cards > people still talking about medusa > attention towards the space team scammers > everyone down bad on $MEGA > everyone simultaneously now short $MEGA i pray for a better monday

@stacy_muur distribution was always the moat, most founders just ignored it

Marketing IS the product now. The product is the DOWNSTREAM of attention. This is the line worth pulling out of the whole piece. For two decades the playbook was simple: build something hard, raise capital because building it was hard, defend it because nobody else could build it. The difficulty was the moat. That's gone. A small team with the right tools can rebuild most B2B products in weeks. Pieter Levels has been running multiple seven-figure businesses solo for years. Now the tooling is in everyone's hands and the technical wall that justified your seed round is a weekend project. What doesn't commoditize is who hears about you first. Who trusts you enough to try the thing. Who tells the next person. Distribution, audience, reputation. The soft stuff most technical founders spent a decade rolling their eyes at. Most founders still treat marketing as the thing you do after the product is ready. That order is now wrong. The audience is the moat. The product is what you ship to the audience you already built. If your answer to "what's our moat" is "our product is just better," you don't have a moat. You have a head start. And head starts compress fast when the thing you built isn't hard to rebuild. Build the thing. But build the audience first, never after.

@digiii observing but still ready to take some risk

crypto is looking exciting again back to risk on

@tayvano_ they make it seem like the USG was trying to keep all the money for its treasury rather than trying to return it to the actual theft victims. if they represented the real facts on their site, no sane person would hire their firm.

This especially is a wild fucking statement to make. Like, man, these feds regularly navigate crypto regulatory arbitrage corporate structures and panamanian shell co's to get money back to victims.

As I've been saying, Gerstein Harrow has been trying to swoop funds that don't belong to them for a while now. Kelp/Aave/Arbitrum is not their first rodeo. In fact, the US recently filed a motion to strike Gerstein's shit re: HTX stolen funds USG sentiments echo our own 😅