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🚨THE FBI CREATED A FAKE CRYPTOCURRENCY.. LISTED IT ON UNISWAP.. HIRED MARKET MAKERS TO PUMP IT.. THEN ARRESTED EVERYONE WHO SAID YES.. THIS IS THE CRAZIEST LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATION IN CRYPTO HISTORY!!! The FBI built an actual ERC-20 token on Ethereum called NexFundAI.. 100 billion token supply.. A professional website.. Whitepapers promising "passive income through AI-powered investing".. It looked exactly like every other crypto project.. Because that was the point.. Undercover agents posed as the founding team.. Then reached out to professional market-making firms and said "we need you to fake our trading volume".. Every single firm said yes.. Here's what they recorded.. Gotbit.. A firm run by a 26-year-old Russian who publicly bragged in 2019 that he built a business faking trade volumes.. His team kept internal spreadsheets with columns literally labeled "fake volume" vs "market volume".. When asked how fast they could pump NexFundAI's volume to $1 million per day.. They said "6 hours.. It will cost about $200".. $200 to fake $1 million in daily trading volume.. MyTrade.. Run by a guy who called himself "the mastermind".. He explained the exact psychology of the scam on camera.. "We make the chart look like a really nice roller coaster ride.. That's where people jump in.. We have to make them lose money in order to make profit".. He said that on a recorded FBI video call.. CLS Global.. A Dubai-based firm.. Their bots generated 98% of NexFundAI's total trading volume.. When the FBI asked if they could sync fake volume spikes with fake news announcements.. They said absolutely.. ZM Quant.. Bots executing 10 to 20 trades per minute through dozens of wallets to look organic.. All of them knew it was fraud.. All of them did it anyway.. All of it was recorded.. And the clients were even worse.. Saitama.. A meme coin that hit $7.5 billion market cap.. The founders coordinated buys through private Telegram chats.. Sent "pump it" memes while manipulating the price.. Then dumped on retail investors.. $7.5 billion.. Built entirely on fake volume.. Every penny of real money came from retail investors who thought the momentum was organic.. One founder left Saitama and started Robo Inu.. Used Gotbit again.. Another launched VZZN.. Same playbook.. Lillian Finance.. Founder claimed to be a defense contractor who addressed Congress.. Marketed the token as funding children's hospitals.. Pocketed everything.. When the FBI shut it down.. They seized $25 million in one day.. 18 people indicted across the US, UK, and Portugal.. The CEO of Gotbit was arrested in Portugal and extradited.. Sentenced to 8 months plus $23 million forfeiture.. But here's the part that broke my brain.. Real people bought NexFundAI.. The FBI's fake token.. With zero utility.. Zero real developers.. Created solely to catch criminals.. Attracted real retail investors because the fake volume made the chart look bullish.. When the FBI pulled the liquidity to end the operation.. Those people lost real money.. On a government-issued token.. The FBI had to set up a restitution portal to pay them back.. And it gets worse.. Within 24 hours of the DOJ announcing the sting.. Someone cloned the FBI's exact smart contract.. Launched a copycat token.. Rode the viral momentum.. And made $127,000 in a single day.. Using the exact same manipulation tactics the FBI just arrested 18 people for.. Then in 2026.. The FBI did it again.. New token called Lexobit.. 10 more arrests.. Including operators extradited from Singapore.. IRS forensics showed that in one firm's trading.. 1,209 out of 1,221 consecutive transactions went straight back to wallets the firm controlled.. 99% circular.. The FBI proved what everyone in crypto suspected.. The volume is fake.. The charts are painted.. The momentum is manufactured.. And every time you buy a token because "the chart looks bullish".. You might be the exit liquidity.

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Just kicked ~50 inactive people out of my group. Will open the next wave soon

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Just caught the news – @AbstractChain just locked in a major partnership with @BitkubOfficial, Thailand’s biggest licensed crypto exchange (5M+ users). This isn’t some random collab, it’s a long-term play to push consumer crypto hard across Southeast Asia. Abstract has always been about making onchain easy for regular people, and teaming up with Bitkub feels like the perfect next step. Gaming, RWAs, seamless wallets… this could open the floodgates. What do you guys think – is Asia the next big wave for consumer crypto? Drop your take below lads I’m genuinely excited to see where this goes. Btw if any Abstract chads are in Bali actually let’s link up in my dm’s

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Feeling $KTA vibes on this one

@Oxxyy13 Bro highest memecoin on abstract is still 2M mcap even after 90%+ dragdown what’s the highest coin on mega ? 200k mcap lmao

A lot of people are saying this is only because of the incentive program that MegaETH has announced this week along with TGE... Abstract has HAD an incentive program and the highest TVL secured since launch is just shy of 300M. As of this morning, MegaETH's almost doubled that amount and it's day 3...

Smart PR move gg @Skarly

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Abstract might be the first chain to promote a product from a founder who only talked shit about the chain, the team, the users and creators months prior.

The world has changed. War. Instability. Claude. Crypto crashing. CT dying. Took some time to reposition over 2026 and seek out the next new narrative. It was the right move on my part. Had some great success going back to the drawing board. So even in a dead market where everyone is mostly losing their shirts, it's possible to find winners. But, imo, you need to have a good long-term thesis on what to invest in and hold on to that conviction to make asymmetrical returns. Hint: it won't by buying the bundled coin of the week your KOL shills you, though. THE PAST I spent years investing in the NFT meta, then got caught up in the Web3 gaming riptide. I made a lot of money being right. And I lost almost as much, being so convinced I was right that I didn't get off the trade, didn't sell. I set up as a permanent resident in those narratives, and when the country ceased to be one, I found I was living on a sinking island and needed some time to find a new place to live, a new narrative to sink my teeth into. So don't be like Grail, so fixed on your winning narrative that you let that narrative decay to nothing. Because there is always a new narrative forming, and you just have to catch it and be early. You need to keep an open mind. There's always a new narrative forming, always a new potential runner in the making before anyone even knows. History does not repeat, but it rhymes 2017, the year of the ICO 2020, defi summer 2021-2023, NFTs, gaming 2024-2025, Memcoins + AI 2026 ? THE FUTURE: THE NEXT MILLION-DOLLAR BET There are some narrative winds pushing in these directions: 1) Prediction Markets (the only real PMF for crypto yet, sans stablecoins) 2) AI (this season flavors being agentive finance) 3) RWA (always, on the verge of a breakout, never quite happening) Personally, I've been betting on Predictive Markets, looking for a way to get exposure early on into new kinds of prediction markets. I am not much interested in YAVPM (yet another vanilla prediction market) product. If you are building the 10th or 20th prediction market, or the third copy-pasta prediction market on a new chain, good luck. Whoever wins the prediction market wars comes down to distribution -- the ability to scale to many users, likely by integrating directly into the platforms where users frequent, in which the prediction can be added. Good luck at overtaking Polymarket or Kalashi at this point -- if that's your goal, I'll light a candle at your funeral. All the big platforms that own users will probably build their own prediction markets to capture full control. Not going in that direction. I am looking at prediction markets that do something new and serve untapped markets. Products that appeal to new markets, products that can fundamentally utilize blockchain to serve the product to both a web2 AND web3 market. It's a big challenge, but this is an area I'm interested in. MY BET Betting on the prediction market narrative has been my main focus over 2026, and I've managed to make the right bet over the past six months, turning a modest five-figure bet into nearly a seven-figure one. I've been increasing my position, and am solidly betting I've landed one of the big winners of 2026. Still early, but I think there is a chance I can turn this bet into an 8-figure win by the end of 2026, provided the markets don't vomit. Bet on the winners who will continue to conquer. I'll dig into my thesis here next, and where I'm putting my capital to position myself

I think @AbstractChain should require legal agreements for apps wants to be listed on the portal. If they leave before TGE(or certain timeline) without a valid reason (like shutting down), there should be consequences. Right now, projects use Abstract to gain community, funding, and exposure, then leave - basically turning it into a Kickstarter where Abstract gets nothing in return.

🚨🇺🇸 LE PATRON DE JPMORGAN LÂCHE UNE BOMBE ! Le PDG de JPMorgan Chase affirme : « Les cryptomonnaies sont supérieures au système financier actuel. » La phase d’expérimentation ? Terminée.

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He literally explains how to discover what you were born to do (in 2 mins)

spend 5 years reading charts still losing money write 50 lines of python with Claude feed it 38 indicators model says BUY make $10,000 a week this is not luck, this is math.

Here's 6-steps to find a product idea people will actually pay for: I had 5 buyers before writing a single line of code By the end, you'll know how to: - find real inspiration without guessing - search for similar products that already exist - evaluate their success and market potential - understand the upside before writing a single line of code So, let's discuss your roadmap step by step Step 1: Stop brainstorming, start observing the biggest problem for most people is sitting and trying to "come up with an idea", imo I think this is the wrong approach, because that idea might simply not be needed by anyone instead you should: - write down every problem you encounter in everyday life - notice what you still do manually, even though it clearly should be automated - pay attention to what you complain about - watch what people around you are struggling with the list of ideas should come from frustration and real needs, not from imagination Step 2: Go where ideas already live there's always this belief that you need to build something completely new and unique, but in reality that's not true we're living in 2026, and most great ideas have already been implemented, don't forget that now AI writes code for you so your task is to find what people are asking for and what they actually need, even if similar products already exist where to look: - X (audience feedback, watch what people are building, hype stories, read product case studies from @ErnestoSOFTWARE, get inspired) - YouTube (you can understand what people actually need from a SaaS perspective) - Reddit threads (r/SideProject, r/entrepreneur, r/nocode) - App Store Trends (search for products you can replicate but make much better) - Product Hunt (sort by newest, filter by the category you need) - YCombinator (Startup directory + Requests for Startups) - VC investments (watch where VCs are investing, study the niches and what can be built there) - TrustMRR + other platforms that track product MRR your initial goal is to collect dozens of ideas that have the right to exist, and then evaluate the potential of each of them Step 3: Validate the idea before building anything this is exactly where most product builders fail, they simply skip this step completely for every idea ask: - does a similar product already exist? - are people paying for it? - how many alternatives does it have? - what do users hate about the current solutions? if competitors already exist and people are paying, that's a green light, not a red one it's a signal that a similar app will most likely generate revenue too Step 4: Evaluate the market size and growth potential a good idea without a ceiling is still a bad bet what to check: - search demand in Google (Keywords) - how many reviews competitors have on Product Hunt / in the App Store - whether the niche is growing or shrinking - whether you can charge a monthly subscription or if it's a one-time purchase - who the buyer is – a regular consumer or a business (B2B = higher potential) also consider the current potential of AI and adapt to it your goal is to be in a niche that is growing fast, so you can grow together with it Step 5: Find your angle you don't need to beat the market leader, you need a narrow, clear entry point and most importantly, the idea should actually excite you and drive you, it should solve your pain or someone else's ask yourself: - what does the current solution do poorly? - can I serve a narrower audience 10x better? - can I be cheaper, faster, or simpler? - is there a specific niche being ignored (solo developers, small teams, a specific industry)? - one clear angle is almost always stronger than just "a slightly better product" but here you can also simply make something 5% better, and you'll already have buyers I'm speaking more from the perspective of global potential, like aiming for >$100K MRR Step 6: Test the idea before writing any code before building anything, make sure someone actually needs it how to do it: - write about the product on Twitter/X or Reddit - offer to solve this problem manually for 3-5 people first - DM people from your target audience and ask direct questions - measure interest by "selling the product" that doesn't exist yet if no one engages, the problem is most likely the idea, not your marketing CONCLUSION this is the whole process I used to go from zero ideas to a product that's worth building the biggest mistake in my opinion is skipping validation and jumping straight into code you'll save months of wasted work if you first spend 1-2 weeks on research for example, I started building my app when 5 people were already ready to buy it I simply went to a conference and started talking about my idea/product, asking for opinions from people who might need it and most importantly, it also solves my own pain I feel like this is important for every founder & enthusiast who wants to build hope you could implement these tips in your workflow ♥️

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