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@bitcoinpanda69 If I need to get hyped up for a lift Ace of Spades by motorhead is my go-to.

I need some lifting motivational music what is your single best weightlifting song

@Pumpfun Needs @TBC_on_X

who’s coming to the memeorial day cookout?

This is a dumb take. The athletes competing were all past their prime and still putting up times that rivaled world records. A lot of the people were in their 40s and hadn't compted in 10 years. If this event was done with the absolute best of the best, records would have been shattered.

The enhanced games was a complete failure. Now the whole world can see doping doesn’t actually increase your performance edge. All it does is add countless and significant health risk. Imagine force feeding athletes a full steroid overload and they actually underperform.

@globeandmail At this point they'd have to become the top voice for remigration to get me through those doors.

Tim Hortons to dial back use of Temporary Foreign Worker program, aims to hire 10,000 locally theglobeandmail.com/business/artic…

@0liverVera Been playing the beta a decent amount and really enjoying it.

bought more solana:Eg2ymQ2aQqjMcibnmTt8erC6Tvk9PVpJZCxvVPJz2agu today. ⠀ token down. fud up. product still shipping. team still locked in. ⠀ this is exactly the setup i wanted to add. you don't get to buy good projects at a discount when everyone is happy. you buy them when everyone is scared. ⠀ we're still in beta. we're still pre-launch. and the chart is acting like it's already over. ⠀ not selling. adding. trust me well be back up sooner than you think

@CTVNews Was the poll just with his cabinet ministers or something?

Highest proportion of people since 2017 say Canada is on the right track: poll ctvnews.ca/canada/article…

@dtrain22k It's actually a lot of fun, almost worried about how much money I'm going to lose once it goes live on main

Been playing around with the pumpcade beta a bit. It’s funny my whole thesis has been based on the product simply working and it didn’t even need to be very good. But it turns out it’s actually very good. Wild tbh. Easy to navigate. Easy to filter open markets to see what I want to bet on, see my open positions and results etc. It’s fun fast and probably addicting. The purpose of the beta is so that the team can get critical feedback to make changes prior to mainnet. Super impressive how the team has built in public every step of the way. Pumpcade will be the defining company for all of ICM. Powerful stuff. Betting on world class teams makes my job of speculating very easy tbh.

@PopPunkOnChain @pumpcade I like how quickly the improvements are iterating. I've submitted a few bugs etc, and they've all been dealt with. Can't wait until we get more market types. Wish I could do some betting on the Enhanced Games tonight.

Today's tasks for @pumpcade Starting to design a better home page discovery experience. When you land on Pumpcade, it should IMMEDIATELY be clear what to do, what markets are hot. We can simplify this current iteration to prioritize only relevant market information. Pumpcade.

@Tablesalt13 You got the squat and deadlift reversed imo, but I agree none-the-less

I got here going ONE A DAY WEEK. Two days got me past this. I dont care if you believe me. No excuses, fellas.

@MarkJCarney brother, just deport the criminals

Canadians deserve to be safe in their communities. That’s why we’re hiring 1,000 new RCMP personnel — and giving law enforcement the tools and support they need to keep our streets safe.

@WhiteWhaleLabs @pumpcade Fair. They launched public beta yesterday in a fashion very similar to what you'd described as the proper way to do it.

@mooncryptowow @pumpcade Never heard of them tbh. I don’t screw with prediction markets.

Hey Crypto - Stop Making Us Your Test Pilots "Because you only get one chance at a first impression." Not every product needs to launch fully polished. I get that. This space moves fast. Builders need feedback. Protocols need a basket of real users. You can only simulate so much before the market has to touch the thing and tell you what it likes or dislikes. But there is a big difference between launching early and launching incomplete while marketing like the experience is already ready for the prime time spotlight. I think a lot of protocols are doing themselves a serious disservice here. Because you only get one chance at a first impression. When someone’s first interaction with your protocol is confusion, crappy UX, vague documentation, or a general feeling of “how on earth could they even launch without standard features?” that impression sticks. Even if you fix it later. Even if V2 is better. Even if the team is talented and the vision is real. The user has already judged you and committed that judgement to memory. A bad or incomplete first experience does not just cost you one user. It can define how people talk about you for months. It can shape the way users and communities perceive the protocol long before the final version ever exists. You may think you are gaining traction or capturing revenue by launching earlier. If the experience is too rough, you might actually be spending your reputation before the product is ready to earn it. Crypto has become way too comfortable with the idea that everything can be fixed later. The UI can be fixed later. The docs can be more clear later. The onboarding can be fixed later. The missing features can be fixed later. The user experience can be fixed later. Maybe. But the perception you created on day one may not be so easy to fix. Especially in a space where everyone is already skeptical, everyone has been burned before, and attention spans are measured in five minute candles. If a protocol is still an MVP (minimum viable product), that is fine. Own it. Make that MVP experience feel intentional. Make the limitations clear. Make the early user feel like a respected participant in the build process, not an unpaid QA department. There is nothing wrong with saying: “This is early” “This is what works today” “This is what is coming next” “This is where we want feedback” “This is what we are still improving” Honesty builds trust. But marketing an MVP like a finished product creates a gap between user expectation and reality. Once users feel that gap, they often do not stick around long enough to see what you do next. Every interaction is part of the brand. The first click. The first trade. The first deposit. The first error message. The first moment of confusion. That is where perception gets built. So yes, ship early if you must. But do not confuse “minimum viable product” with “minimum viable experience”. The market may forgive an early product. But it rarely forgets how you made it feel. 🫡 From the depths — The White Whale 🐋

Pumpcade is going to open a lot of strategies on new pairs. I see a lot of situations where people start betting on a new pair to go down (because that is the most likely outcome), and as soon as that pot becomes large enough someone takes the opposite side and just pumps the price of the underlying to win the wager. If successful this is going to introduce a whole new set of mechanics to the trenches. The most obvious problem is the lack of participants generating liquidity, but, I personally think the team will find a solution to this, especially with pumpfun as a partner. Anyways Pumpcade.

The first 24 hours of @pumpcade beta have been a great test for us. The beta exists for 2 reasons: 1. Does the core premise of Pumpcade work? Can we accurately resolve these fast markets quickly at scale. From what we saw yesterday, yes we can. (shoutout to my dev team) Part of this scale testing includes the few hundred (clearly labeled) bots that you see participating in markets. These bots exist to further test the performance of markets under heavy load. Pumpcade markets need to resolve accurately and promptly with ANY amount of users in the market and on the platform. We need to deliver and maintain the same performance whether there's 10 participants in a market or 1,000 participants in a market. The UI should not suffer. The price feeds should remain stable, the pool should accurately reflect current state, the market should resolve quickly. This was the hardest part to get right and we are doing well here. 2. How do we best deliver this new hyper fast prediction experience to users? Pumpcade is geared around fast markets, and a different way to see, digest, and act on information. This isn't something where we as a team should come out of the gate and tell you how to use the platform. We are gathering user activity (through internal platform events) and direct user feedback on the user experience. The best Pumpcade experience is user driven, and that's the part we are putting the majority of our time in right now. What should landing pages look like, where do we want your eyes to go first, how should you discover what's important in the easiest way possible. You can expect rapid iterations here. We will be constantly measuring user behavior and continuing to take direct feedback from users. This part really boils down to: What is the best way to use the platform. Once we get these things in a better state, we will be: 1. Integrating the new v1 protocol 2. Adding some new market types 3. Adding what we call "moments of fun" which comprise of animations, effects, but only where necessary and additive to user experience 4. Running trading competitions 🤫 We want to deliver the optimal experience for Pumpcade. This is WHY we opted to run an open beta for the platform. You will see the platform grow and change as the beta progresses. Pumpcade.

@DegenApeDev I make a better cup of coffee than any chain, and if I'm going to eat a doughnut, Tim's would be the LAST place I'd get it from.

Hey Canadians, So Dunkin Donuts announces expanding to Canada. Will you eat it or stick to Tim Hortons?

@globeandmail If being able to lift multiples of my body weight in various ways makes me far right, so be it.

Opinion: Ill-gotten gains: How the gym has allowed the far right to build an iron grip on young men theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…

@TeClaims @chooserich Poverty behavior. Do better.

So I have not wanted to a gofundme but somebody launched a token on PumpFun that generated me nearly $50k in fees It feels super weird to generate money off of people trading a random token but thousands of people asked me to tweet the CA. So here it is: 5hiLgyybrAYPpUwNFa38agfZ8iEtnahWKAPixcfspump

@TheCryptoDaddi Big glass of water first thing every morning with psyllium husk fiber and a half tsp of pink sea salt made a lot of difference for me.

If you’re taking Retatrutide, here are a few suggestions: - Start low. Many people take 5-8 mg of Reta because that’s what studies go up to (sometimes 10-12 mg). Unless you are very overweight and need that amount, you shouldn’t use it. - Eat clean and include carbs. This is especially important if you’re pairing Reta with a peptide like MOTS-c. Your body needs carbs. I personally aim for 200 g daily. - If you’re struggling with sleep on Reta, get 10k+ steps daily. Consider pairing with DSIP (Delta Sleep Inhibitor Peptide), magnesium glycinate, and 0.5-1 mg of melatonin. This has been my nighttime routine and works great. - Most importantly, work out. Reta works well on its own, but its effects are multiplied with a good resistance training program. - Reta raises your resting heart rate by about 5-10bpm. Avoid heavy amounts of caffeine and take about 5-10 minutes a day to focus on your breathing. Sounds ridiculous but it will help you adjust throughout the day when you feel anxiety, I’m sure others have posted similar suggestions, but these are the things that have helped me on my journey.

@SeedOilDsrspctr Train your forearms to the point that anytime someone questions why you don't wear a watch you can just flex on them and look at them like they're an idiot.

What’s a good watch for a dude that’s not into watches

@EthanLevins2 As if I needed more reasons to use @brave and not have to see youtube ads.

Ben Shapiro has placed his ENTIRE show as a YouTube ad. I wish I was joking.

@PopPunkOnChain @pumpcade It's a fun loop, very easy to just keep gambling

My immediate thoughts since we launched the @pumpcade open beta a few hours ago: 1. The reception from users is incredible. It's already far surpassing our expectations. As a founder, you spend months and months building your vision with your team, and can sometime have tunnel vision on your product. You see it one way, and don't really know what real users will actually think of the product. The entire Pumpcade team is incredibly pleased to see the overwhelmingly positive feedback from early users. 2. The product is REALLY fun. This is the most common feedback we are getting from users. They love the product, the game loop, the speed. Generally speaking, the bigger prediction markets are not "super fun" to use. They work extremely well, but their product is not built around being fun. This is where Pumpcade is different. The fast paced 60 second markets allow us to build a much more interesting and "gamified" experience. This is only going to continue to improve as beta continues and we ship further updates. 3. All user feedback is incredibly valuable. We have the intercom chat button on every page for a reason. If you see something you like, don't like, a bug, or are confused about something... LET US KNOW. We are actively monitoring these chats and have already shipped a number of hot fixes/UI changes. Closing Thoughts: This really is just the beginning. We know the product is still in an early and rough around the edges shape. We still have yet to fully polish the UI, add animations, effects, and even integrate the new V1 parimutuel protocol. But... we wanted to get users on the platform as early as possible to help shape the direction and experience of the product. Pumpcade.