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I will be explaining the #Russia-#Ukrain issue to you in simple and plain language, such that even your grandmother can understand #WorldWarIII #RussiaUkraineConflict #Russia #Ukraine #NATO

Never seen a time that the entire sentiment on CT is at this low Good thing is, we are just bottoming out.

@linenmito @Dan_Haryour Happy weekend LinenMito 🐐🩶

Touch the grass. This is the tomb of a general, known in Korea as a geomantically auspicious spot. Wishing good health to everyone I know, directly or indirectly. Hope you all have a peaceful and happy weekend.

@makerijerry GG Definitely, let me finish mapping

@Simeonunity Done actually my Skiii. Table is clean. Got something?

I should launch my startup, and the VC will want it, and I’ll sell it, then they’ll say it was never my true idea?

Not like he can’t be copied but he can’t entirely be copied, because he’s versatile and multifaceted and they end up copying just a part of him, e.g Travis Scott

@makerijerry Ahhh Okay Ski, thanks!!! Still on your projects?

@Simeonunity Vcs won’t do you that. Mostly, the flow for the idea originally will be explained then further changes will be made too. Same with funding updates or let’s say acquisition. Whatsoever the status be.

@flairr_amalii To be honest, album is so clean, diverse and expressive

Third listen. I love this man

@leiane1 Very solid album

I have to say Ye’s new album is up there! I may not agree with everything he does, but he creates decent music! 🎵

@Sadiqgobir Broski still active here. Keep pushing Bro

Get familiar with this PFP This is Sadiq gobir wandering around the CT How about you?

@Sadiqgobir Till then, we can never find out for now

@Simeonunity How is that not your idea? lol

Every play feels like the first time

This still holds 💯

Week 15 @variational_io Points Distribution We’re still holding the #1 spot on the variational points leaderboard, now at 56,542 points. This week: - 56K+ total points - Rank #1 on the leaderboard - $1.29B in total volume - Consistent weekly accumulation Controlled trading and steady growth, with managed positions across: $BTC, $ETH, $HYPE, $SOL and $BNB Target remains locked: 100K points before TGE, We’re getting closer.

I hate that this might still happen, $BTC could see this level

I Trade Daily, And Here is Why I Still Use @HyperliquidX ( $HYPE) I trade daily, real size, and real volume, and I haven’t left Hyperliquid. Not because I can’t but because leaving could make me a worse trader And Here’s why: - Hyperliquid Execution is everything Most people underestimate this, but Slippage, latency, missed fills could quietly eat your PnL. On Hyperliquid, execution feels unfairly good you click, and you’re in. - It removes friction. No wallet switching, no did my tx go through? moments. Just trade, and that simplicity compounds especially when you’re an active everyday trader like me - Liquidity is deep Size goes through, consistently enough to trust. And trust is everything when you’re scaling. Aside Hyperliquid, I still trade on other Perps as well, worthy to mention @variational_io, and @tradexyz as well because they are great also

Why Perp Traders Should Pay Attention to RWA Markets 🧵 Most perp traders are only focused on, $BTC, $ETH, memes, and volatility. I myself holds significant amount of $BTC and $HYPE. While this is great, the next wave of real liquidity won’t entirely come from there alone. I believe it’ll be coming from RWA and here’s why this matters more than you think: 1. New Collateral = More Leverage RWA introduces real yield-backed collateral (T-bills, credit, Gold $XAU, Stocks; $NVDA, $MSTR, etc). This changes the game: → More stable collateral → Higher confidence in leverage → Bigger position sizing from serious players And perp markets thrive on this. 2. Institutional Liquidity Is Entering Through RWA Institutions are not just aping memes, they’re entering via: → Tokenized treasuries → Private credit → Real yield products That liquidity doesn’t stay isolated. It eventually flows into, trading, hedging, and perps. 3. RWA Unlocks New Perp Markets Right now, perps are mostly Crypto-native assets, but imagine this shift: → Tokenized bonds with perps → Real estate indices with leverage → Yield-bearing assets traded 24/7 The first Perp DEX to unlock this win big. 4. Real Yield Changes Trader Behavior Most current perp volume is driven by: → speculation → narratives → short-term volatility RWA could introduce: → predictable yield → carry trades → structured strategies This brings smarter, stickier liquidity. 5. The Next Meta Isn’t Just Faster DEXs but Better Assets We’ve seen evolution: AMMs → Orderbooks → High-performance Perp DEXs Next phase = Asset expansion. The platforms that integrate RWA early: → attract deeper liquidity → onboard institutions → dominate long-term volume 6. Early Signal Most Are Ignoring Top Perp DEXs are already: → exploring new collateral types → preparing for institutional flow → optimizing for capital efficiency RWA isn’t separate from perps. It’s the next layer of growth and perp traders who only watch charts will be late. And the real edge now is understanding where the next liquidity wave is forming, and I think RWA is that wave.

@aakashgupta @Wizarab10 Aside his wastefulness, I think he’s a hardworking cool guy who rose from the trenches, worked his way up, even when not many people believed in him.

Floyd Mayweather never wore a pair of underwear twice. He employed someone full-time whose only job was sanitizing his car collection each morning. If a car hadn’t been wiped down, Mayweather wouldn’t touch it. The man spent $12,000 a week at one Japanese steakhouse. Every week. For years. At a party, he threw $50,000 into a swimming pool to watch strippers dive in after it. Floyd bought a $50,000 diamond-encrusted iPod. An $18 million watch with 260 carats of diamonds. A $10 million engagement ring for a woman who became his ex. The car habit got worse. Five Bugattis. Sixteen Rolls-Royces. A $5 million Koenigsegg. His assistant mentioned she’d just picked up his 33rd Mercedes from one dealership. Mayweather got tired of her borrowing his cars, so he bought her one too. Then came the jets. A $60 million Gulfstream for himself. A second one for $30 million because his entourage was annoying him on the first. The gambling was its own beast. $5.9 million on a single NBA game. Six figures on the Little Caesars Bowl. The Little Caesars Bowl. He averaged $100,000 a week in bets. One year he reportedly lost $50 million. Thieves broke into his house and walked out with $7 million in jewelry. Floyd kept spending. Then the IRS showed up wanting $22 million in unpaid taxes. Mayweather’s lawyers told a judge his wealth was “primarily illiquid.” Asked the court to please wait 60 days because another fight was coming and he needed the purse to cover the bill. He paid. Then bought the second jet. Now it’s 2026. The first jet is sold. A court authorized creditors to seize his Bugatti. His strip club owes back taxes. He still owes Logan Paul $1.5 million from four years ago. His team asked Showtime to open the books on his career earnings. Showtime said the records were destroyed in a flood. Mayweather’s plan to fix everything: fight a 59-year-old Mike Tyson. In the Congo. At age 49. Career earnings: $1.2 billion. Every line above is real.

Was The @Backpack $BP Airdrop Actually Mispriced Or Misunderstood? 🧵 Over the past years, backpack gained a lot of traction, some expected it to be the next @HyperliquidX ( $HYPE) in rewards. Personally, I did a lot of volume, ranking among the top traders there, netting 120K+ tokens . But few days back, sentiment around Backpack has been clear: “Disappointing.” “Undercut.” “Not worth it.” But I think there’s a more interesting question worth asking: Was the airdrop actually small… or were expectations simply too large? Let’s break it down without emotions: 1. Expectation vs Design Most users priced in a life-changing airdrop. But protocols rarely design distributions that way. Airdrops are usually: - Incentive alignment tools - User acquisition strategies - Long-term retention plays Not instant wealth events, and if that’s true, then the gap we’re seeing might not be mispricing but misinterpretation. 2. Two Different Participation Models On Backpack Exchange, there were quietly two paths: - Active participants (traders) - Passive participants (holders, especially Mad Lads @MadLads ) Both expected rewards. But only one group directly contributed to volume, fees, and liquidity and If the system prioritized activity, then the outcome we saw might have been intentional, but it should've valued the lads as well. 3. Dollar Value vs Relative Value Most people measured the airdrop in absolute dollars, “$200 vs expectations of thousands.” But what if the protocol was thinking in: - % distribution - long-term token positioning - Sustainable FDV (currently sub $200M) In that context, the airdrop might not be “small” but just not aligned with speculative pricing. 4. Where Things Broke Down The real disconnect may have happened here: - Market priced in a large airdrop - NFTs (Mad Lads) appreciated aggressively - Expectations compounded on expectations When reality didn’t meet that curve, repricing was inevitable. Not just for the token but for the entire ecosystem around it including Madlads 5. A Subtle Shift in Meta There’s a pattern forming across exchanges: Rewards are increasingly going to: - activity - consistency - contribution Less to: - passive holding - narrative positioning If that continues, then this isn’t an isolated case, it’s a directional signal. Not defending it, not attacking it, just looking at it differently. The more interesting question might be: Were users underpaid or did the market overestimate what was ever going to be paid? Curious where you stand on this mispriced or misunderstood?

@Goodking01 @iampotterjr @MadLads @Backpack Crazy times. I mean Madlads were like $40K at some point, so sad to see them sub $1K now Always loved the lads

@Simeonunity @iampotterjr @MadLads @Backpack Hmm, I wonder why projects keeps ignoring believers.

I really feel bad that @MadLads might be going down the drain. This is sad to watch. One of my top cleanest NFT collection