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@Andri_Snnn Oalah gitu toh wkwkwk, masalahnya gw dulu pegang $OPAL langsung tp dimcap 5m. lalu rotasi ke $pumpcade malah nyangkut, apes banget
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Pertanyaan bagus moas
Jawabannya apakah pemenang hackhaton pasti bagus? Ga selalu
Cari yang safety aja gw sayang uang.
TIDAK SELALU PEMENANG HACKHATON BAGUS ADA YANG MILI ADA YANG TIDAK.
gw pernah kegocek soalnya😂
Lev..@fariz12444
@Andri_Snnn Mas kamu pegang barang yang menang Hackathon selain $CLAW nggak mas? Kayak contoh $PUMPCADE $OPAL $AgenC
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People brag about doing $500,000 in sales.
I care about what hits my bank account.
FBA:
• Inventory
• Shipping
• Storage fees
• Referral fees
• PPC
• Returns
• Prep
• Employees
• Software
• Taxes
Amazon Influencer:
• Phone
• Internet
$100K earned is basically $100K earned.
With FBA, you might sell half a million dollars just to net a fraction of that.
Comment AIP and I’ll show you how people are doing it.

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@PopPunkOnChain @pumpcade Do you mind what were the biggest bottlenecks and how did you solve it?
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Another record breaking day for @pumpcade.
There is now just 1 day left in the Cade Cup, our first real test and debut to the world.
Less than 2 weeks before we announced it, we decided to do a World Cup tournament on the platform. We essentially shipped an entire custom version of the Pumpcade application for this.
The traction so far has truly blown us away. THOUSANDS of active users, HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of predictions. We are a small team, and these numbers have us punching far above our weight.
The important metric here for us is CONCURRENT active users. The Cade Cup is live for a few hours each day. During this time, we have thousands of users on the platform, spamming predictions and competing.
Yes, there are bugs. Yes, there are issues due to the sheer amount of traffic. But this is WHY we decided to do the Cade Cup, and with fake dollars.
Our goal is to ship the best application for short duration realtime prediction markets, and the World Cup was the best test for this. There are LOTS of edge cases in Soccer, and we knew by offering a large prize pool, we could really stress test the platform.
The information that we've been able to collect during the Cade Cup is invaluable to us, and will help us continue to perfect the platform before mainnet. We've collected millions upon millions of individual user events, and these will help us build the best platform.
The Cade Cup is the first, but NOT the last tournament. We will make sure every aspect of Pumpcade is flawless before we launch with real dollars on the platform.
Mainnet is on the horizon. Pumpcade summer.
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@Kunallegendd @pumpcade Agree. World cup match was the easiest play for the team to capture data. Live mainnet will be so much better because of this. Lot of them saying no benefit for token holders, but cant wait for mainnet to be live until they see the benefit.
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Despite the recent selloff, I remain bullish on @pumpcade. I think it'll look obvious in hindsight.
The World Cup was just the beginning.
After that comes football, baseball, basketball and soccer seasons. Microbetting already accounts for around 40% of wagering volume on major sportsbooks, yet it remains largely untapped in prediction markets today.
But the opportunity is much bigger than sports.
Anything with a real time API can become a fast resolving market.
Esports:
-CS2 (Next round winner, total kills, first to plant)
-Forza Motorsport (Leader at the end of the lap, fastest lap)
Novel Sports:
-Horse racing (Will the halfway leader win the race?)
-Darts (Will this leg require more than 15 darts?)
Random Markets:
-Bus routes (Over or under two buses reaching Times Square in the next 5 minutes)
-Plane tracking (Which flight lands at JFK in the next 5 minutes?)
These markets settle in minutes, are easy to understand and are highly entertaining to watch.
The obvious criticism is that none of this creates value until it's on mainnet.
That's true. But if the World Cup testnet showed anything, it's that these games exposed real UX and market design problems before users had real money at stake. The team has been quick to iterate and fix them.
I'd much rather see that than rush to mainnet, have users lose money because of poor market design, and permanently damage trust.
I continue to view solana:Eg2ymQ2aQqjMcibnmTt8erC6Tvk9PVpJZCxvVPJz2agu as a venture-style investment. The execution risk is there, but so is the asymmetry at a $10M FDV.
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@lostrlylost @pumpcade Teams that received 6m of funding don't care about token holders. They don't even buy this token, and it will reach 5-8 m within a month
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@pumpcade The token is in free fall. A lot of OG holders are simply tired of waiting.
This month proved something important: the product works. We got a glimpse of what Pumpcade can become, and that’s why many of us are still here.
Now the next chapter depends on execution.
The team has talked about a marketing strategy focused on onboarding people outside of crypto. I genuinely hope it delivers, because the product deserves mainstream attention.
That said, it’s hard not to worry that the token itself has become an afterthought. The earliest supporters funded this vision long before there was proof the product could succeed. If the incentive to hold the token keeps weakening and selling pressure continue, it becomes much harder for those same supporters to stay convicted.
I’m still bullish on the product.
I just hope the team remembers who believed first. Anyways, solana:Eg2ymQ2aQqjMcibnmTt8erC6Tvk9PVpJZCxvVPJz2agu @PopPunkOnChain
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Just wrapped up a deep-dive live stream with @TradingAlpha_ Vault members.
Covered:
• $BTC
• Stocks
• Liquidity signals flashing
• Where the market is likely headed next
We also talked about how we're going to nail this next $BTC cycle... just like we did the last 3. 🔥
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@MaxVoshchansky @altcoinchaosxbt Tibbir is from ribbit capital a private company
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@altcoinchaosxbt i heard last time mickymalka filed a trademark or smth like this in couple months after launching a coin?
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thoughts on $wallet? now holding a bag
TLDR - on-chain investigation connects deployer with Ribbit Capital and Robinhood employers who was active in chain before public mainnet
same playbook as ribbita-by-virtuals:native which had $450m ath
p.s. factchecked with my hermes. 90% looks solid
Zero@thezerokage
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WOW, I found more crazy evidence for $WALLET.
The token metadata itself says:
“A robust chain needs a robust wallet to match.”
That sentence is baked into the $WALLET launch transaction.
Why is that crazy?
Because @vladtenev tweeted this himself:
x.com/vladtenev/stat…
Come on.
Then there’s this too:
crumbs.robinhood.com
The page points to a Hansel and Gretel quote about leaving a trail.
“I’ve left a trail, like last time!” Hansel whispered to Gretel.
Maybe nothing. Maybe crumbs.
But with everything else around $WALLET, there are way too many coincidences for this to not be something.
VERIFY YOURSELF:
Step 1: Open the $WALLET token contract on Robinhood Chain:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/token/0x0339f5…
Step 2: Open the creation transaction:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/tx/0x63183bb82…
Step 3: For the faster way, open the transaction JSON here:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/api/v2/transac…
Step 4: Search the page for this hex:
4120726f6275737420636861696e206e65656473206120726f627573742077616c6c657420746f206d617463682e
That hex decodes to:
“A robust chain needs a robust wallet to match.”
You can paste it into CyberChef and use “From Hex”:
gchq.github.io/CyberChef/
This is not hidden in a random image. It’s inside the token launch data.
Metadata found in the launch data:
I’m not saying Robinhood confirmed anything.
I’m saying the breadcrumbs are getting stupid now.
$WALLET is getting harder to ignore.

Vlad Tenev@vladtenev
A robust chain needs a robust wallet to match.
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@SamG1k @thezerokage @vladtenev Wish this was the first comment on posts like these..everybody following hype blindly...
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