CKS

@veets__ @SuiNetwork Can I interest you in thousands of fuddies

so I did a thing…

@watchking69 How ever could this have happened

I must be allergic to limes I’m throwing up after my 11th margarita

@acoman90 @TheOnlyNom Hope you’re rocking it man 🤝

@helllooworldd @TheOnlyNom lol my dude i have notification on for you . long time no see

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@watchking69 @ProsperityTime_ Congrats!

You might not know this, but our business at @ProsperityTime_ has vastly outgrown our inventory, In our best month so far we’ve sold 166 watches, 5 exotics cars and a dozen pieces of jewelery 🤯 It’s outpaced our ability to replenish inventory faster than we sell it, which led to one of our best decisions: Partnering with a few of the largest traditional dealers on Earth as an extension of their inventory, now having access to thousands of timepieces from all over the globe. Much of what you’ve seen me post might be inventory from Hong Kong, Dubai, London, Toronto, Singapore, Tokyo or a dozen other countries! Now the most complicated part in moving 150+ watches in a month (all of the world) is relying on partners, potentially leading to mistakes. To combat this and to add yet another extra layer of trust and customer experience, we at @ProsperityTime_ have acquired a Serial Check and Authenticity verification service at a corporate level— directly from Rolex, Audemars Piguet and Patek! New clients starting today can receive a copy of that authenticity report and have peace of mind for good 🤝 If you’d like to use that service to verify a timepiece, we’re making it available for: $200 for Rolex $300 for AP/Patek Just shoot us a DM at @ProsperityTime_ or contact one of our amazing sales people: - @TimepieceTyler_ - @JakesVision - @kenzsays_

@watchking69 Sprinkle in some adjustments and that’s a positive $10MM Adj EBITDA 10x multiple to a LMM PE shop

My richest friend funded his wive’s online education company that currently (best year ever) loses -$5M a year Some of you need to dream bigger homies

@watchking69 Who is we my guy

Can’t believe we coulda bought Mira but we bought faggotino instead unreal

@RaviMonke Still in disbelief we actually got a soft landing

TL;DR: UP and FED will cut rates -- Services sector is moderating but still expanding. -- Deceleration in new orders and employment but with slight increase in prices -- Suggesting slight slowdown in economy, nothing to worry about though.

Fuddies is already deflationary as our holders all lost access to their wallets This time we’re burning them ourselves Follow @FuddiesBot to learn how

@3ngaging @scragsmaster @FuddiesNFT Dm me your discord ID - will sort it

@scragsmaster @FuddiesNFT Looks like they have me blocked or something… @FuddiesNFT can we solve that?

Fuddies are cooking something

@nickdadegen Can I interest you in more fuddies

@SOLBigBrain But… I was promised the institutions are coming

You all don't really believe the funds with lps and institutions are gonna buy your memecoin bags, do you???

@00Smurf @FuddiesNFT Oof

@BlankBrainTrade Pls don’t say that

Wow pre fomc pump

@YupiG_Crypto @EVE_Frontier One of the most promising games

What the hell is @EVE_Frontier? EVE Frontier is the crypto sequel of EVE Online, a massively successful MMO and Guinness world record holder for the wildest achievements in gaming - like the costliest battle in video game history, at over $1 million. Sound interesting? Why Should You Care? TLDR - CCP games are bringing their PMF to web3 with EVE Frontier, not as a way to ride the crypto hype, but because it fundamentally is aligned with their philosophy and ideas for their next big sequel. Their deep understanding of game development, experience, and the web3 ethos creates a crypto game that is way more than just a ponzi—a really fun P2E game that will be pivotal for web3 gaming. Why you should pay attention to this potential gem? The web3 gaming approach has always been to create cookie-cutter games with attached ponziconomics to pay for users. This is due to the lack of understanding and experience from these developers. No one enjoys playing these shit "games", their ponzis all trend to 0 because of this reason. This is not the case with EVE. Frontier shows core beliefs that are deeply rooted in gaming and crypto maxims. Immutability, decentralization, permisionlessness, zero-knowledge, and other concepts are deeply rooted in the game, as stated by their whitepaper. They are also well versed in degen culture, gambling, PVP, tribalism, and cults. As their CEO @HilmarVeigar said in an interview: "The core purpose is to make virtual worlds more meaningful than real life...this coincides with the crypto phenomenon" This is a great opportunity for anyone because pillars are fundamental for a strong user-creator economy. As seen by the success of EVE Online, the real user demand when a well-made economy is fun - their game has been running for over 20 years successfully holding the title of best video game economy. But how can you benefit exactly? Besides the obvious trading of their token, in-game items, and resources, as a user, a core gameplay aspect is guilds, guild wars, and the struggle to keep a hold on land for resource extraction. This is the perfect opportunity to use your PVP skills, ship fights, espionage, alliances, betrayals, or simple resource extraction, anything you can think of doing in a war-struck world. As a developer, there's a plethora of things to do. The game will allow you to create DApps and smart contracts for things like trading, creating new currencies, and implementing algorithmic logic to turrets, ships, doors, etc. All of this is permissionless, you have no limit to what you can do and what your edge can be. I'm sure you can see how developers would be in high demand in this type of game. EVE Frontier is the ultimate PVP. If you've read this far, you're probably interested in the details. Let's tackle them now. At its core, EVE is a game where real consequences are a vital part of the gameplay. If you lose something you lose it for good. This, combined with the scarcity of resources, creates the ideal environment to make wars. You also need to repair your defenses frequently - there's a big element of impermanence at play. In a way, you are always on the clock if you want to keep your dominance, and there are never enough resources for everyone to do so. This is where the two main currencies of EVE Frontier come in. EVE token and LUX are the two main currencies, EVE will be the crypto-tradable token, a means of external value and governance. LUX is the in-game currency for transactions. EVE is analogous to real-world currency, whereas LUX is like ISK in the previous game. However, these won't be the only tokens in existence. Given the permisionless nature of EVE and the amount of things the player can develop, you can create your token. Certain guilds could have their governance currencies or imposed tokens for trade routes, I'm sure you can imagine how much you can do. This structure is especially unique because MMOs do not allow purchasing items or game currency with real money. It's often explicitly against the ToS, forcing people to create gray markets where they trade, and reducing the otherwise bigger impact their economies might have - this is even true to EVE online, despite which they are able to do over 7 figure wars in value. This will not be the case for EVE Frontier as real-money transactions are not only "legal", they are encouraged as a key part of the game, eliminating the biggest layer of friction with current MMO economies. Keep in mind, the value of the EVE token goes beyond a simple governance token, as given the permisionlessness and decentralization of the game, it might very well be weaponized if players see an opportunity for in-game profit. It's another meta-level of PVP and complexity that we haven't seen in games - think of curve wars. You cannot do this without first nurturing the economy to make all the above possible. In the beginning, NPCs will be used to kickstart the economy with taxed txs and their spread used to manage the economy. Eventually, players will be able to take over these spots when they become more efficient, creating a fully player-based economy in the future. Resource generation will be defined by probabilistic distributions based on the game physics and player behavior. They acknowledge this as not a perfect model, and consider the generated unpredictable volatility of these discrepancies to add to the market dynamics. Worth noting this is not a way to control player behavior, all of the probabilistic outcomes will have verifiable transparent sources despite the limitation of RNG for the sake of the game's integrity. On the more technical side of things, there are some pretty exciting things to discuss. EVE Frontier will be fully modable, with a decentralized infrastructure and no central authority. EVE's codeback, front-end, client, and game engine will be fully OS. According to the creators, the goal of this is to foment the development of DApps and smart contract layers on top of EVE. EVE Frontier is also incredibly cognizant of the newer blockchain technologies and their use in-game. A few things they are doing in this regard: - They are incorporating account abstraction for their EVE vault (wallet) for user flexibility and management, allowing users to seamlessly batch transactions, automate tasks, and process more complex contracts. - They are also implementing Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) and Key encapsulation for decentralized and private transactions. They even list possible use cases in-game such as moving forces in secret, private vaults for assets, espionage and counter-espionage, hidden shipping lanes, and hidden secret observation structures for intel gathering. This is also key for core mechanics such as "fog of war" and information asymmetry. The need for these core mechanics pushes EVE to look forward to new solutions and OS research in the privacy field. The game will be Ethereum-based to leverage ETH's decentralization and network security. However, due to the large amount of transactions expected, they are developing their own L2 scaling solution using the OP stack. While this remains in development, the betas will run on Redstone L2. There's a lot more information in their docs, especially useful if you're looking forward to building on top of EVE. It's clear EVE Frontier is a work of love. Their team has really been "building in silence" for the past few years. They have a clear understanding of how blockchain works, and implementations of modern tech, and will contribute with research for certain areas, like privacy, that transcend the game. I look forward to the beta release in 2 weeks, in hopes the gameplay is just as good as what they have planned.

@BigBrainTwin I lost my sui wallet, founders making it deflationary as per usual 🫡

I wish I sold all mine to be honest..

@BigBrainDT @DeGodsNFT @y00tsNFT @okaybears @FuddiesNFT Gud fuddy

This picture is taken in the future when we return to the NFT bull market...

@durdharsha @spdrswap @deBridgeFinance @FuddiesNFT Gud photo

Amazing new integration between @spdrswap and @deBridgeFinance You can use it to bridge tokens, or jump off of a bridge given current market scenario Photo courtesy @FuddiesNFT

@notyour_pikachu Pika has spoken

@00Smurf @Solkit_Bot Man dropping beautiful trades in fuddies