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Phoenix
@lixputinwork
on-chain autist; i find crazy Xs and build cool things; never FA
Katılım Aralık 2024
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ADHD is one of the most painful things to live with. Not because it's loud, because it's contradictory. You're capable of anything and motivated to do almost nothing. You understand everyone around you, but can't explain what's happening inside yourself. You have brilliant ideas, but no patience to finish a single one. You're a genius who can't handle an email, an extrovert who needs to be completely alone, a person full of advice who can't follow any of it. And the worst part? You know.
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@0xBiZzy @ashtoshii @Fly_1420 I watched a guy 1 v 1 the bot for 3 days straight. I literally just watched his pings, he'd deploy, spam buys, and hope the bot buys more than it sells.
He was up from ~$500 to about $18k on the first day. Then, dwindled down to 2k. Back up to 12k. A day later, PnL in minus.
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@ashtoshii @Fly_1420 Consistently? or they came out on top one time for $1000 after getting raped 20 times lol?
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Just watched a mayhem coin for its entire lifecycle start to finish and I have never been more confused…
Is the purpose of these coins actually just to rug you?
Why would you ever buy something like that?
Are we actually this stupid that we buy coins that the whole function is to rug?
Ive gotta be missing something..
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a lot of niggas who made 5figs liquid total are about to go bridge to eth thinking it's the same guardrail game they've been playing on sol only to get their shit goatse'd
you don't know what a real rug is little buddy wait til you pay $30 in gas to buy a token, you're up 20x, and the LP gets pulled or they freeze the contract
these newgens are about to learn some harsh lessons about why we switched to solana in the first place and why @Pumpfun is a multibillion dollar product
ReBorn@JessDickensS
@MidCurveMortal I swear Solana traders are the most retarded fucks. Gonna bridge to buy at $150 mil and then sell when it dips a little. I'm out on sol for good. I'm too good a trader to be here any more.
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larp
created vanity address ending in
W9qxr instead of w9qxr like in the screenshot
nice try
8@iwreckcharts
@solflare deployed a coin on @Pumpfun $Solflare D5GbRGdCivbaMVWoxqFtRWU7noqCP5PNseGo2Xxapump Sitting at 2k MC ONLY!? *Proofs below on Thread🧵👇
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@earlTrades Yeah any of my IRLs that have been away from the trenches for a while looking to jump back in, I tell them to stay as far away as they can
the game's changed
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@santiagoroel Actually wrote a small piece on this earlier this year, happy to share with you in DMs.
But I agree, I think we see a shift towards DePIN networks for labelled, structured datasets as publicly available data gets more scarce.
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how profitable will depin networks actually get?
hivemapper has 100,000+ user-funded dashcams mapping ~34% of world roads. geodnet has 20,500 user-funded RTK stations, now the largest precision GPS network on earth. helium mobile has 120K user-deployed hotspots with large carriers offloading data through them.
coverage is real. crowdfunded infra networks are scaled and maintained w user incentives. proof that they are reliable is enterprise customers signing up - from telco carriers (helium) to fortune 500 (hivemapper).
when i initially invested in many of these networks I was comparing revenue opportiunity to google maps or trimble. it's probably the wrong frame. or maybe it is still to early but i would've hoped to have seen more network monetization
novelty of depin is still there. infrastructure capex is crowdfunded and maintained through token incentives.
the infra cost is repricing down so a lot of this is is captured by end customers as cost savings.
hivemapper charges $1/km for map imagery. geodnet undercuts trimble significantly on RTK corrections. helium offloads carrier data at ~$0.50/GB vs $1+ on traditional networks.
my updated thesis is depin networks aren't going to reach revenue potential of legacy players. why? cheaper crowdfunded infrastructure structurally kills the pricing power that made legacy revenue possible in the first place.
the real winners in my mind are companies switching vendors - from legacy providers to depin networks - and realizing significant cost savings. that's a core thesis i'm doing more work. still need to talk to more enterprises to validate but seems directionally correct so far...
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This is why crypto as a whole is finished
They found a dead 11 year old boy's body
Let's tokenise it x.com/SEFahlman/stat…
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Never bring your friends into this industry.
They lack your patience and your ability to operate in this completely different matrix, constantly researching trends, analyzing coins, spotting market patterns, and picking winners amid an ocean of scams.
Every normie you drag into crypto will eventually lose everything and quit, because they simply aren’t built to survive here.
Most importantly, they aren’t built to handle losing back-to-back.
It breaks them fast.
Every single friend I’ve personally brought in has left long ago.
They just couldn’t see the space through my autistic lenses.
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Eh, I’ve lost a million on two occasions & regret none of it
I think people forget how insanely r3tarded you have to be to reach that number from nothing in the first place
Seeing your account go from zero to 6 figs back to zero to 7. You have to almost detach completely
It’s the reason why so many people roundtrip. To get there you have to literally look at the game we play as just numbers on a screen. The problem is once you reach that number your brain is still stuck on “these are just numbers”. It’ll always be “just numbers” until you can out
It’s like turning your brain off and when you try to turn it back on you realize the batteries dead. You go to the store to get some new ones and by the time you get back everything’s gone
The Wheeler Dealer 🌍@WheelerrDealerr
seeing 1 million dollars in your decentralised cryptocurrency wallets and not cashing it out is literally lunacy even with a lot of time passed, it's still almost impossible to articulate the reasons for this aberration in decision making.
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@SpoiledBySpoily Saturation. Now, liquidity is spread across countless PVPs, across countless narratives.
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Thinking to pivot the X from "shitcoiner" to something more "serious".
For one, it's a rotatoors market. Posting plays, these, and updates, in real time, seems more TG appropriate than X.
And I feel a "shitcoining" X holds me back from taking on professional opportunities.
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Genuinely not sure if this is top-tier trolling, low-level larping, or just general braindead-ness
Ari 軌@Japjap28218Jap
@cyberpaun Ye ofc just go to raydium and open developer tools there is a section that shows all the informations of the deployers like IP, device , country
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There’s a fantasy of making fuck you money and then quitting to live your life
The real tragedy is that the people who would do it will never make fuck you money
You make it because you’re kind of addicted to this bullshit
Sibel@sibeleth
There is a guy who made +$60M in crypto. He is still trading memecoins and writing thesis on alt Fomo accounts instead of living his life. I feel sorry for him. If you make it one day, go and live your life instead of locking yourself to the screen.
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Thinking that launchpads will implement the 1 name/ticker limit is a litmus test
Colewherld@Colewherld
Told you this was coming. Next they will introduce something along the lines of only one ticker/token name can be launched ever on pump. As a result, we will see much more concentrated liquidity -> which will push us back towards 2020 trenches vibes where community is the #1 utility. Will come back to this. x.com/colewherld/sta…
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Onchain gaming requires the gamers to not know it's onchain at all, or it will never scale
Eli Ben-Sasson | Starknet.io@EliBenSasson
Strongly (strongly!) disagree. Onchain gaming requires massive scale, session keys, paymaster, multi-calls, and big computation transactions. Look for a chain that delivers all of the above, and you'll find a very active onchain gaming community. Let me know if you need help finding that chain.
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Is the crypto class of 2025/2026 braindead?
Seems like no one understands blockchain or decentralisation anymore
Stalkchain@StalkHQ
Launchpads can stop duplicate tokens They should enable name and ticker level protection to help prevent lazy copycat launches. Once a creator launches a token called STOP on a platform, if another creator tries to use the same name and ticker, the system should alert them that it’s already taken. If launchpads implement this, duplicate tokens will be reduced and we’ll get more original names and tickers. End of Story.
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Buying TRUMP under a bil was pretty much impossible
I was clipping in 50k each time and the price was showing $1 but kept shooting up between $1.5 to $2
Basically you had a ton of KOLFAGs who got in at 300m and were heavily dumping above $1 - Psychologically it was a very tough buy because the chart looked fake in the first 15-20 minutes
O G@OGshoots
you’ll be married with kids at 65 and still remember the day you didn’t full port Trump Coin under a bil
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Not a single person I know has been using OS or buying NFTs other than to farm $SEA
And I have a sneaky suspicion it's these farmers that are gonna be rewarded rather than the OGs that made OS what it is
I have 0 chests but gave OS millions in volume... will I get burnt?
dfinzer.eth | opensea@dfinzer
an update on $SEA. the team has been building at full speed, and the foundation had planned to kick off the first steps as part of our march 30th event. but @openseafdn is pushing back the timeline. a delay is a delay. i’m not going to dress it up, and i know how it lands. the reality is that market conditions are challenging across crypto right now, and $SEA only launches once. @openseafdn could force the original date, or we could ensure every piece is in place and make this moment what this community deserves. we gave a tremendous amount of thought to how to do right here. I’m thankful to @HollanderAdam for bringing the community’s voice into every conversation. we’ll be doing the following: no more waves: the current rewards wave will be our last. optional fee refund: recognizing that we originally committed to a Q1 date, we’re offering refunds of the platform fees we retained while participating in the rewards waves (3 - 6) that followed our timing announcement. if you like, you can receive a refund of those fees, which when combined with treasure chest prizes, essentially means all of your trading during that period was on us. if you opt for a refund, the Treasures you were awarded during these waves will be removed from your account. details on this process will follow. honoring existing Treasures: for Treasures you continue to hold, our prior commitment stands: they will be meaningfully considered by the Foundation at TGE. this is independent from allocations for historical activity. 0% fees for 60 days: starting on march 31st, opensea will reduce our own token trading fees to 0%. we want to make it a no-brainer for everyone to experience our new platform: cross-chain token trading, mobile app, perps and more. after this 60 day period, we will put a new system in place that makes fees significantly more competitive for anyone trading consistently on opensea. product updates: while we’re postponing our march 30th event, we’ll host a separate one in the coming months focused on product updates. it’s been incredible to see the early responses to our mobile app, and we can’t wait to get it into more people’s hands. so if not now, wen? when we announced last year, it was too early. that created unnecessary uncertainty and reactivity. so when the Foundation sets a new timeline, it will be deliberate and specific. here’s why i’m confident that’s the right move: i’ve been building opensea for almost a decade. when this started, we were two people and the only thing you could trade on OS was cryptokitties. i’ve watched this space go from a niche curiosity to billions in volume to where we are today. the thing that’s carried us through every cycle was a willingness to make hard calls when it mattered. when our market crashed, we rebuilt from zero: an entirely new stack, a new product, and a new team culture. that hurt in the short term. but today OS2 is undeniably the strongest marketplace offering, and it’s the foundation everything sits on. we have huge ambitions as a company, and we’re here for the long game. making all of non-custodial crypto delightful on mobile is just the beginning. that means we have to set a very high bar for everything we do, and it’s why i’m so protective of delivering a launch that’s worthy of this community and everything we’re putting into this.
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