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@RealCandaceO The only real russian blue cat #shailushai #smurfcat

I desperately want a Russian blue cat from either Moscow or St. Petersburg. Preferably fluent in russian.

@rektober @Pauly0x active with another @

@isellbeforeyou $catfu

Gm guys Any tickers? 😁

The sentiment is so cooked that memes with 100M and 1B potential are sitting in the 500k–10M range. Only a few people are left and.Generational opportunities in the next weeks. The stars are aligning.

@0x_Blunt Icle

Test

@Dore202eth Goat

Bro, my call conversion rate is always high, right?

@forevadoteth Who

Can we have 2024 back tho?

@bishara 🤝

the real OS token:

@Nerotix3 Absolutely

@Nerotix3 @Hustletiips Yep

Looking to scoop a % or 2 of something under 500k mc Any recommendations?

@playmatejaylene still here

so many OGs from CT have just disappeared what happened?

@miragemunny @0xWassie Absolutely

@0xWassie nft collections that also have a memecoin > in the long-run, i think this is the best model the NFT is the limited, exclusive “collectible” and “identity token” for community members, and the memecoin allows for participation from those who may be priced-out (etc.) of the NFT

nfts > memecoins at least nfts have culture art and real communities who agrees

Everyone positioned to the downside. I´m sensing a major short squeeze eminent. I see many signals to support it. Lets see.

@xsleepzy @joecoin_

i just realized that $joe is the only established memecoin on eth that never reached 100m. i think it’s coming next.

@0xBiZzy Made 1k quickly. Thx legend

It’s up 24x the off the bottom going from $250k to $6m lol

What if the bonk guys crime the old $war contract out of spite 😹🤣

@Dore202eth @sidharth_k_r I still hold smurfcat IYKYK

@sidharth_k_r I sell , 2025 bro :)) , i hold pengu

5kPosFqLTMLibiiR5Jvch9veDhNhemiC1J3xgXyJpump Please lead the meta and run straight to 100m, fuck market

I actually do the whole new year's resolutions thing, and it actually works. The key thing to understand is that humans are creatures of habit. Doing the same action you've already done regularly takes very little mental effort, whereas inserting a new one-time task takes much more. And so if you want yourself to do certain things more, you need to make it a habit. The year boundary is as good a place as any to evaluate the habits that you're chosen to impose on yourself, and see whether they are effective and sustainable, and adjust, add or remove any. My style is to make them measurable, trackable, and targeted to exactly the level of effort that I know will not make me want to abandon them, even during my months of busiest work, most intensive travel schedule or call schedule, etc. Examples I've done: * Walk an average of >= 6km/day each month * Run >= 50km each month * Write >= 1 blog post each month * Study some language for 30 min each week * Do >= 2 major cryptography programming projects each year At every year boundary, re-evaluate your old list, and decide on your new list. And yeah I have txt files for tracking this (sorry, not gonna use some corposlop app that makes me dependent on third-party servers) You actually want each one to be relatively trivial, so that you can stack multiple, and because the benefits of maximizing are less important than the risk that you will give up on the whole thing. This has worked well for me and I recommend it.