Khalid on Crypto

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@GrantCardone @Bkclaims shoulda said "give em a big hand guys, homeless dude"

@Bkclaims Bro,😎 I doubt you can get 1000 likes

If this tweet gets 1 million likes, I’ll do my impression of Grant: “Look, if you take two hard assets - hard as rocks - and add ’em together… you get a fuckin’ zero if you paid a 3 cap.”

@LibertySwapFi even 5 zeros 😂

Good price. 5555 5555

@PulseChainPLS @RichardHeartWin soldier mindest

@khalidoncrypto I will be there until the last pulse, I will be the last to unplug the validator, the last "This is the Way" @RichardHeartWin @khalidoncrypto

I believe in PulseChain. Do you?

@Da6MQxyUZ9G3Es3 I'm glad you're enjoying it 💜 it's my pleasure

@khalidoncrypto もちろん信じてるよ！！ 最近YouTubeを出す頻度が上がってうれしいよ😃

@khalidoncrypto Yesir I do

@khalidoncrypto Legend 🫡🦾

new video out, go watch youtu.be/4VTl6lCm3aw

@MastrXYZ just did a coverage on this tweet (w/ credits) Appreciate the analysis 👌 youtu.be/Uyj7DTAZgz0

I dug into Robinhood Chain’s stats and transaction data. To be honest, Robinhood Chain is not a serious financial network at the moment. Right now it is mostly a fresh liquidity venue being stress-tested by memecoins, bots, volatile pools and speculative volume. The RWA and institutional narrative may be the long-term pitch, but the current on-chain reality is far closer to a fast-moving casino than mature settlement infrastructure. The supposed home of institutional-grade RWAs has so far attracted far more memecoin speculation than meaningful RWA activity. Robinhood Chain barely opened its doors before crypto turned it into another casino. The attention, liquidity and volume are already there, so naturally the bot farms, copycat tokens, honeypots and shillers arrived with them. Once again, people are pointing at exploding activity and calling it adoption without asking what is generating that activity or how much of it represents anything beyond automated speculation and retail extraction. As a reminder, because I have said this before: Robinhood Chain is a permissionless EVM Layer 2 built with Arbitrum technology, but its current control model remains highly centralised. It's a bank. A privileged sequencer controls transaction ordering, soft confirmations depend on that sequencer until batches are posted to Ethereum, and Robinhood’s own documentation explicitly states that sequencer-level compliance screening can exclude certain transactions from inclusion. Anyone may deploy a contract, but the most important operational layer still has a corporate gatekeeper. It is essentially a regulated brokerage building programmable settlement infrastructure on top of Ethereum, much closer to a bank operating its own financial rails than the decentralised revolution people are currently selling it as. The on-chain data makes the launch pattern even more revealing. Daily DEX volume climbed towards $400 million, active addresses exploded, and the transaction failure rate moved from near zero and low single digits to roughly 40%. 40% 🚨 At the same time, the tokenised real-world assets used to market the chain accounted for only around $12.8 million. The numbers are almost the inverse of the pitch: the supposed home of institutional-grade RWAs has so far attracted far more memecoin speculation than meaningful RWA activity. The timing between rising volume and rising failures is obvious, but the technical distinction matters. This does not automatically mean Robinhood Chain reached its maximum throughput or that the sequencer simply stopped processing transactions. On an EVM network, a failed transaction can still be accepted, ordered and executed before a smart contract reverts it. During volatile memecoin trading, the pool price can change between quotation and execution. The swap then fails because the router can no longer satisfy the user’s minimum-output or slippage condition. The state changes are rolled back, but the gas is still consumed. In short; You pay. It doesn't work. When trading volume, bots and price volatility rise together, more transactions compete against a rapidly changing pool state. Quotes become stale within seconds, deadlines expire, minimum-output conditions fail, allowances or balances become insufficient, and complex router calls revert. The dashboard therefore shows more than simple network activity. It shows deteriorating execution quality as speculative volume increases. At one point, around 22% of all transactions were already failing while the chain processed approximately 71 transactions per second, before the chart later climbed towards 40%. The failure spike has been linked primarily to memecoin trading and slippage rather than a fundamental chain outage. That context does not make the number irrelevant. A chain marketed for serious financial infrastructure cannot celebrate hundreds of millions in volume while dismissing the fact that an enormous share of attempted execution is reverting. More volume has so far produced more failed execution, more wasted gas and a market increasingly dominated by bots chasing the same volatile liquidity. I still like Solana despite the scams because scams are not genetically attached to Solana. They gather wherever attention, liquidity and inexperienced buyers gather. Solana absorbed this behaviour for years because it had the volume and mindshare. Robinhood Chain is now receiving the same traffic at compressed speed. Hype remains the largest scam catalyst in crypto. It concentrates capital, urgency and poorly informed buyers in one place, while shillers provide free distribution and bots exploit the resulting disorder. Scammers do not wait for an ecosystem to mature. They arrive with the first wave of volume, and on Robinhood Chain they are already there.

@TimurkaanAnk @Transferhaber6 lmaoooooo, honestly

@Transferhaber6 Cok kısa video olmuş şöyle stada vatandaslar giriş yaptığından itibaren çeksen daha anlaşılır olurdu

Eden Hazard bu golün ardından emekli olmak zorunda kaldı. 🤯

@VoslooShane don't be. I choose PulseChain every day my choice. not giving up when $ETH isn't at $5,000 yet

@khalidoncrypto BHA ha ha ..... 2 weeks .... you guys are so brainwashed ... feel sorry for you bro

I believe in PulseChain. $pDAI and $pWBTC will shock people.

@TheJoeySwoll wow, love this. Typa things I want to see on my timeline. almost had goosebumps

The gym culture we LOVE to see. 🙏🏼❤️

@kitosan And it’s so obvious that it’s GPT Imagine 2.0 lol

Restaurants, replacing actual photos of your food with AI images is not the flex you think it is

@Crypt0Xf1re8 Reminds me of Schrödinger's Cat... PulseChain actually has a 50/50 chance to be pump real hard in two weeks but we can never know because technically two weeks will always be two weeks away...

I blocked someone for reposting “two weeks” like constantly it was like water torture but idk 🤷🏽‍♂️…

@PlayonPulse some are smarter than others... my coins are down -95% 😏

@khalidoncrypto i bought this 2 coins like a year ago. 99% down.

new video out now! PulseChain's pDAI saga continues! youtu.be/wI4qVcth6qE

@TreeShapes33 @Atropa_414 link to what? :)

@khalidoncrypto @Atropa_414 Link sir

Thank you @khalidoncrypto for covering the Atropa eco in your latest video! youtube.com/watch?v=5XGlnA…