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Fair point, but I’d draw a line between the two. A Trust Squad is a group with a specific goal - getting into the Trust team. That is an ambassador program, not a community. Both can be healthy, but they’re different things, and “squads alive” doesn’t really prove community alive.

@paulsychev @toptraders0x @felix_fan @TrustWallet @samifami @moncif Trust Squads are well and alive. So nooope. The community is not destroyed

Community first. @felix_fan @TrustWallet @samifami @moncif

@toptraders0x @felix_fan @TrustWallet @samifami @moncif To be clear — not rooting for it to fail. Just sad to watch a great product lose the community that built it. 🥲

@toptraders0x @felix_fan @TrustWallet @samifami @moncif They destroyed their community, it's time to die with it.

@moncif @toptraders0x @felix_fan @TrustWallet @samifami Not about tokens. It’s about how the team treated the people who believed in it since 2019. That’s the part that matters.

@paulsychev @toptraders0x @felix_fan @TrustWallet @samifami You sold your tokens?

You might have $5,916 sitting at home Why do some people steadily build capital (regardless of their salary), while others can earn a LOT but the moment the gig collapses / they get fired — they end up with empty pockets (I'm sure you know stories like that). I think the main thing isn't what someone's salary is. The secret lies in a particular type of mindset. And it'd be great to catch this in time and try to rewire yourself a little. Here's the gist and where my thinking landed: 🚩 THE "LET IT SIT" MINDSET Not wearing these sneakers — let them sit, they'll come in handy. Bought a new keyboard, tossed the old one in the closet — I'll sell it later. Went to another city for 6 months, was too lazy to rent out my parking spot. Upgraded my iPhone — threw the old one in a drawer. $500 sits on a card instead of working somewhere. It's a pattern of constantly accumulating things, using what you have inefficiently, and not even noticing that there's a huge amount of resources around you that are sitting idle or, worse, losing value. The thing isn't even that people don't understand. They do — it's just that the brain is wired so that $10 in the moment feels like small change — it's less than a ChatGPT subscription. So the action "sell the keyboard" loses to the action "forget it and do something more important." The problem is that the brain only counts immediate value. It doesn't see that this $10 in 5 years is no longer the same $10. Get it? There's no scale of thinking… And how could it be different? 🧠 THE "EVERYTHING AT WORK" MINDSET For people with this type of thinking, it doesn't end at the fact that $10 from a sold keyboard is enough for dumplings, sour cream, and a pack of tea. The thought goes deeper. $10 in USDT at 7% per year in DeFi — with compounding, in 5 years that's $14. Not bad, but what if you think a bit more? The average historical return of Bitcoin from 2011 to 2026 is 127%. Let's take 40%, that's around $54 in 5 years from that $10 with compounding. Bitcoin itself can also sit at 2-3% per year in DeFi — that's another bit on top in the coin = roughly $60-$62. And what if you look in the closets? Clothes, old tech, a treadmill, books, anything… The average person could have at least $1,000 worth of stuff lying there -> convert to USDT -> BTC -> potentially around $5,400 in 5 years (and up to $5,916 if you stack DeFi yield on top). In 5 years that money can be invested into something new, used to flip something, or any other profitable ideas. And so yesterday I was thinking about this and realized that for me this is the BASIC type of thinking, it's already wired into my subconscious and I've long been thinking only in these categories. I picked it up around age 15-16, I think, when I first understood what investing even is. And it's always helped me hold on to capital, even in crisis and difficult moments. Last week I was cleaning out the office and gathered around $6 - 7k worth of junk and tech — I'll sell it now and put it into Bitcoin, maybe by 33 (in 5 years) it'll become a safety cushion for me. The takeaway If you can't think strategically and long-term, there will always be a shortage, there will always be debts, and there will always be something along the lines of "ugh, our generation can't save up for an apartment anymore….." Maybe you just need to try to change your mindset and look at the resources you have from a different angle.

still building.

@toptraders0x @TrustWallet @HyperliquidX There will be a real conversation once Felix realizes that without communities, KOLs, and partner programs, it’s hard to just pick up and migrate traders who generate real volume to a new platform 🙃

@TrustWallet @HyperliquidX our community can trade volume >100m$/month just open dialogue ✅

Reminder: @HyperliquidX inside Trust Wallet currently has 0% markup on fees until the end of July Over $36M traded already. Turns out people really did want access to perps from their wallet.

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#travel_notes 🧳 📌 China, Zhangjiajie — Tianmen Mountain I’ve been in China for six days now. The route so far: Shanghai → Zhangjiajie → Beijing. Originally, Zhangjiajie pulled me in with the famous “Avatar mountains,” but we ended up skipping them too many reviews saying it’s overcrowded and kinda underwhelming. So we focused on two spots instead: — Tianmen Mountain (Day 1) — Grand Canyon (Day 2) About Zhangjiajie: It’s a relatively small, very touristy city. If Shanghai feels polished like central Moscow, this place leans more toward Thailand vibes: chaotic streets, questionable cafés, and street food carts everywhere. About Tianmen Mountain: Tickets were around $35 per person. First, we took a cable car straight from the city center, then a bus ride to the massive staircase (that’s where I filmed the first clip). The whole journey is super scenic. Then comes the climb 999 steps. You can stop along the way, catch your breath, and just soak in the views 🤩 By the way, this is the same staircase from that viral reel - you might’ve seen it where Chery tried to replicate a Range Rover climb and totally failed 😁 After that, there’s a crazy long escalator inside the mountain (about 20 minutes) that takes you to the top. That’s where we spent most of the day. Up there you’ll find: glass skywalks, eco trails, cafés (yes, Burger King 🍔), an open-air cable car, an old temple, blooming сакura trees, and tons of incredible viewpoints. Overall, the infrastructure is amazing - I genuinely loved the place. I’d rank it somewhere near Durmitor in Montenegro in my personal top. At closing, we waited about an hour in line to go down - it gets very crowded… But at least the view in the queue made it bearable 🙏 📸 Photos attached, all shot by my wife, I definitely don’t have that skill 😅

Still thinking about farming Ink, I came across this announcement from @krakenpro On April 13, they dropped the first batch of Ink Points. On the surface, it makes sense - if the same team is building the blockchain, why not generate extra hype for their own product? But what if there’s something deeper here? Just think about it: - Kraken still doesn’t have a token - The team is building a chain for its own ecosystem - The exchange is distributing chain points for trading activity The next logical step? $INK becomes for Ink + Kraken what $BNB is for BSC + Binance 🤔 Sounds pretty realistic, right? Honestly, I’m heavily leaning toward this scenario 😉 If we go with that assumption, then our earlier estimate from the Nado post (~$600M FDV for Ink) might be seriously undervalued. For context: $BNB sits around ~$82B FDV right now. Even if $INK performs 50x worse, that’s still ~$1.6B FDV. 👉 That’s another x2.7 upside from our initial model (or ~x7 on capital) Considering the first points were just dropped on the 13th, this is probably the best time to start generating volume on Kraken: invite.kraken.com/JDNW/5jt8i446 Season 1 is always the juiciest — and summer isn’t that far away. On top of that, there’s a strong opportunity to farm Nado × Kraken using a delta-neutral strategy (guide): x.com/pavlitosy4/sta… This way you’re stacking points from both sides. That’s exactly what I’m doing. Smart play summary: 1. Read this post → grab a Nado invite x.com/pavlitosy4/sta… 2. Check the delta-neutral farming guide x.com/pavlitosy4/sta… 3. Create a Kraken account invite.kraken.com/JDNW/5jt8i446 → Farm Nado <> Kraken via delta-neutral and earn points on both sides Right now, I honestly don’t see a better risk/reward setup on the market.

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How to clean up your crypto portfolio? Sell all your alts. Then tell yourself "okay, I'll buy them right back" 80% of that money stays in USDT. Guaranteed. Your brain won't hold a losing token if it thinks the position is already closed. You're tricking yourself into making the right call — and it works every time.

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The only project I'll be grinding for the next 3 months @nadoHQ — a new perp DEX from the @krakenfx exchange, built on their own Ink blockchain. According to the official account, Nado will have no native token and points convert directly to $INK. Also, on a stream by major KOL threadguy, an Ink and Nado advisor stated that Ink will launch in 6–8 months and DEX users will receive a significant share of the airdrop. Based on the stream date, we're expecting TGE around mid-summer. The project is currently in a closed phase and access is invite-only — I have 500 invites for now: app.nado.xyz/?join=ei0Unwi The first farming season started on January 30, during which 950K points will be distributed every Friday. Last week, points were distributed among fewer than 9K traders. For comparison, Variational gets squeezed by 25K users every week, and Ethereal by 14K+. Also keep in mind: the earlier we enter the perp, the lower the point price — meaning proportionally lower risk and higher profit on costs. On top of that, there's currently a 4x boost active on WTI-PERP oil trading. ❗️ A bit of math Based on crypto X, the average point value is currently around $0.4 (with an average position hold time of 5–6 hours), dropping after the boost was introduced. Rough point count by the docs: from January 30 to mid-summer is ~24 weeks × 950K/week + 8M for Private Alpha Season + 2M for the 2 weeks between seasons + 8M reserved for various campaigns (building, trader competitions). That comes to 40.8M points — let's round up to 45M to account for liquidity and referral rewards. Taking a conservative-optimistic FDV of $600M with 8% allocation to Nado: (600M × 0.08) / 45M = $1.07/point. That's already 2.5x in 3 months. Considering that EdgeX launched on March 31 at $700M+ FDV, the boosted point farming, and Kraken's resources, the upside could be significantly higher. ⏬ So, what do we have An official perp from an exchange with nearly a billion in funding, low competition, and attractive point pricing. By the metrics, this is a great opportunity to multiply your costs several times over within just a few months. 👇 Drop some engagement under the post and I'll write an article on how to use a delta-neutral strategy to farm points at max efficiency without spending a dime!

If you're still burning money on a UX/UI designer's salary — read this (my before and after experience) I no longer work with UX/UI designers on my project, and it has saved me several thousand dollars a month and noticeably reduced the startup's burn rate. We have a complete design system in Figma. We fed it into Figma Make and @Lovable — and now with just a few prompts (attaching an example of how we want a particular element to look) we get ready-to-use code that can be clicked through and handed off to developers, or imported back into Figma for manual edits. It works really well and saves a ton of time in development. And the result is no worse than what I used to get from a designer.

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where is the fuel now? > the token’s value is collapsing > roadmap milestones are left unfulfilled > repeated security failures have shaken user confidence > community’s questions are met with silence self-custody should empower users, not mask a lack of transparency @TrustWallet promised a future, yet without dialogue and accountability, that future risks being lost it’s time for answers