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everyone is missing the big picture with @Collector_Crypt

@Cointelegraph oh my god its happening

🔥 BULLISH: Airbnb Co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky says RWA tokenization could make ownership global, fractional and instant, but trust will determine the winners. “The internet made information liquid. This makes ownership liquid.”

@chooserich fingers crossed for you Nick

Tomorrow I’m getting tested to see if my cancer is gone… I’ll get the results on Thursday morning right before my next round of chemo. I’ll do a more thorough update but here are the odds ⬇️

@0x_noot CLEAN

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@jack_gk @TiltRips @senortilt congrats man!

Today I'm proud to announce a long term partnership with @tiltrips Together we're producing Entry Level, a new longform series about entering the TCG space without getting burned. Because right now there are too many ways to get tripped up: - Mapped products - Weighed packs - Scalpers on every release - Vendors who spot a beginner the second you walk in Entry Level solves all of it. Want back into the hobby without being ripped off? Too nervous to walk into your local card shop or attend your first card show? Don't know what to collect, or how? Watching cards become a global asset class and wondering how to actually invest? This series answers all of it. And the best part, we've already been filming for months. Three cities deep. Entry Level Podcast, powered by TiltRips Trailer below 👇

@PixOnChain good to see you again brother

seven months ago i quit crypto. i'd been in the industry for almost a full decade. and i'm ashamed to admit it took me this long to notice something about the game i was playing. there are two kinds of games: games with memory and games without. in a game with memory, what you did yesterday makes today easier. in a game without, every day starts from zero. crypto is a game without memory. i know because measuring that was my job. i started this account at the bottom of the last bear market with zero followers and grew it to 100k+ in under two years. i wrote educational pieces and quite a few scam investigations that about 150 million people read. by any normal measure it worked. the money was good, and i made connections i could never have made any other way. but investigating scams teaches you something you can't unlearn. exposing a scammer has no effect. none. the people i exposed came back months later with new names and bigger scams. every market remembers. stocks remember enron; banks remember 2008. crypto is the exception. it forgets everything. it runs on attention, and attention resets every morning. the scammers were selling it. the influencers were selling it. i was selling it too. that's what a game without memory does. nothing bad that happens to you there is permanent, and nothing good you build there is either. most of what crypto produces is sh*t for exactly that reason (with a few exceptions ofc). so in december i cancelled six figures of booked promos, closed my company, and quit. (the r3ach guys unwound every deal without a single complaint. in a market with no memory, i'd like that remembered, GOATs.) people assumed i'd be back in a month. instead i spent the last half a year building an app. i won't say what it is yet, except that it isn't crypto. there's no token. it's a product to improve life of ordinary people, and it's the best thing i've ever made. a game with memory, finally. i'm posting this because i'm hiring, and i want to fill them from ct. ct is what you get when you remove credentials from a labor market: the people who rise have nothing going for them except output. that's exactly who i want. two roles to start: a creator manager and a creative strategist. part time, remote, anonymous is fine, and i pay properly. full job listings in the next post. dms open. with love, Pix.

@davidonchainx crazy comeback jeez

Yesterday I missed out on $2k profit Today I turned $200 in $3500 Only possible in crypto

@wallstreetbets jobs not done yet

we're still going higher here btw

@Hammathyme choose your fighter!

@friskk slop vs echo chamber

@merheb not from what i know but i think there was an update to streams/spaces a week or two ago @FlyRyde might know more

@friskk any disclosure about livestream? mine did pretty bad today

pros with the new X algo -more of my mutuals on my timeline is nice -content is focussed again on topics i enjoy cons with the new X algo -distribution to new audiences is gonna be limited for my own posts -im less likely to find new accounts now not sure which i prefer tbh

@designwithsera thats also what im expecting lmao

@friskk well enjoy it while it lasts i'm not worried too much bc they're gonna change it in a month anws lol

@saradotxyz im noticing almost entirely mutuals on my tl right now its an interesting shift

@friskk I still see a lot of non-mutuals, feels like it didn't change much for me (in a good way)

@icobeast i've noticed many ct accounts plateau in followers so thats not surprising but you don’t think that your posts being shown to a broader audience had better odds of enhancing that than it currently does?

@friskk Distribution from posts was already rock bottom so nothing changes there. The only people getting new followers right now are the 30 people on the crypto starter pack

@meleemarkets 🏇🏇🏇🏇🏇🏇

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@kelanoo hey king just checking on you

ok i will be unavailable for any communication until the end of the World Cup group chats muted, and so on thank you for respecting my privacy in these challenging times

@DegentlemanJohn solid take, but i figure theres enough mario enemies or zelda enemies to justify even just a few sets at this point the pokemon TCG has been running for decades now

@friskk you can kinda just keep adding Pokemon without having to do much lore-building. there just aren't that kind of easy volume characters in Mario and Zelda imo

i feel like it's worth asking given the success of the Pokemon TCG, why haven't we seen Nintendo try to replicate the same success with Mario or Zelda yet?

HOLYYYYYYYYYYYY SHIT SPAIN

@moonpay gemini 😭😭

timeline is much better now!

@devmajesty @solana man, what a crazy journey its been so happy to hear things went well during your time and i cant wait to see what you do in the future :)

A few days ago marked the end of my chapter at Solflare. That said, I didn’t want this post to be defined solely by an ending. Over the past year, I’ve had the opportunity to help grow one of the most recognizable brands in the @solana ecosystem. From product launches & edu campaigns to livestreams, IRL events, conferences, Breakpoint, community initiatives, creative strategy, & countless pieces of content, I’m incredibly proud of what we built. More importantly, I’m grateful for the people I had the privilege of working alongside (you know who you are). To my teammates, collaborators, creators, & everyone in the Solana community who trusted me, challenged me, or cheered me on, thank you. I arguably believe we are were of the best socials teams in Web3. We made the work meaningful + magical. I’m choosing to carry forward the experience, the relationships, & the skills I’ve built rather than the disappointment surrounding my departure. This isn’t the end, it’s simply the close of one chapter. I’m actively exploring my next opportunity in marketing, creative strategy, content, & growth, particularly within Web3 & emerging tech. If you know of a team looking for someone who thrives at turning complex products into stories people actually care about, I’d love to connect. To everyone who’s supported me along the way: thank you. I’m excited to see what’s next.