Digital Ducat Acquirer

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Digital Ducat Acquirer

Digital Ducat Acquirer

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Cryptchamo
Cryptchamo@Cryptchamo·
ALPHA CALL: $BASED (The Korean Cabal "Base" Play) Risk: 5/5 This tweet, invite you to be aware on day one of the @BasedOneX TGE (30th March), a good trade could happen, NFA DYOR Current Status: Pre-market $0.13 | MC: $130M | FDV: $1B (on LBank 🤡) THE NARRATIVE: "BASE" COIN CONFUSION The team is intentionally weaponizing the $BASED ticker to siphon hype from Coinbase’s Base Network, which currently has no native token. This "accidental" association is a massive retail magnet designed to trigger a "buy first, ask questions later" reaction from the masses. x.com/edison0xyz/sta… THE CABAL TRACK RECORD This isn't their first rodeo. The deployers are a known "Korean Cabal" linked to the previous runs of $PUP and $UPHL on HyperEVM. The Pattern: They specialize in violent vertical pumps lasting 2-3 weeks followed by a surgical liquidity drain (lokk at $PUP) The Playbook: They use aggressive Market Making (MM) to absorb early sell pressure, creating a "God Candle" that traps retail FOMO before dumping the team/investor bags, slowly KEY DATA & LIQUIDITY TRAPS The 3-Day Staking Lock: 20%+ of the supply is already stashed in a 72-hour lock. This is a supply crunch mechanic. It creates an artificial news/pump window where nobody can sell while the MM pushes the price toward $0.10+. Genesis Distribution (36%): A massive initial float that the MM must control (I don't think a lot of "REAL" farmer are in). If they absorb this early, the pump will be good and steady. The $PUP Template: Look at their previous charts, slow parabolic moonshots followed by 90% corrections. $BASED is probably the next iteration. PROBABILITIES & STRATEGY 1. The "Turbo Pump" (65% Probability) The Cabal needs to capitalize on the $BASED / Base confusion immediately. The 72h staking lock gives them a clear "kill zone" to pump the token without facing sell pressure from stakers. 2. The TGE " $SKR-style " Dump (35% Probability) Only occurs if the 36% Genesis recipients panic sell faster than the Cabal can buy back. However, these teams usually have the capital ready to defend the floor and spark the FOMO. EXECUTION STRATEGY (NFA) The Entry: Sniper entry at TGE or early momentum. This is a purely speculative momentum play. The Duration: Short-term only (48–96h). Do not get married to the "Based" narrative; it is a marketing mask. The Exit: You must exit before the first 3-day staking cycle unlocks or a little after, depends on how much the team want to push it. Once that liquidity hits the market, the Cabal will likely start offloading their allocations. Alpha Verdict: High-risk/High-reward Cabal operation. Ride the name confusion and the 3-day supply crunch. Be the hunter, not the exit liquidity. What will you do?
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Digital Ducat Acquirer
Digital Ducat Acquirer@digitalducat·
@BinanceWallet @cbventures @PanteraCapital you guys support this shit? You were duped and bought this pump and dump garbage at a ridiculous post money valuation and now will pay the price. Clearly none of you do any due diligence. I’d legit try to claw back funds or just write it down to 0 now
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Binance Wallet
Binance Wallet@BinanceWallet·
Binance Alpha will be the first platform to feature Based (BASED) on March 30. Eligible users can claim their airdrop using Binance Alpha Points on the Alpha Events page once trading opens. Further details will be announced soon. Please stay tuned to Binance’s official channels for the latest updates.
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Liquid Alpha
Liquid Alpha@getliquidalpha·
@BasedPandaPo @BasedOneX Yeah, the flack for listing in many places if overblown. What matters is how, why, and what after TGE. Keep up the good work and all the best for TGE and after. 👊
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Liquid Alpha
Liquid Alpha@getliquidalpha·
With $BASED from @BasedOneX being listed pretty much everywhere from TGE, it's going to be an interesting test if the assumption some people made is correct: "Listing just on Hyperliquid dooms your token price because everyone dumps it to buy HYPE." We think the reason protocol tokens in the Hyperliquid ecosystem didn't do so well is more around quality of value accrual and utility. We're watching to see what happens once buybacks are live for KNTQ and what the next utility or value accrual will be for HPL.
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Sovereign
Sovereign@Sovereign_Web3·
Binance alpha is a cancer to token launches. Weird they use binance alpha at the same time as claiming they want to make their users rich. These are not compatible. Likely it's a horrible launch now, but potential we get some for cheap in a few months on a business with good fundamentals, at least for this early stage.
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Vikingo.hl
Vikingo.hl@VikingoDigital_·
UPDATE: $BASED TGE New listings confirmed on MEXC and Binance added to Coinbase and Bybit. There’s something I really don’t like. Why is @BasedOneX airdropping to Binance users? The logical move is to reward your own community and early users. We all know how Binance Alpha airdrops usually play out. Another questionable decision from the team IMO. Let’s see if CEX retail ends up being the exit liquidity.
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$BASED TGE in less than 3 days and there’s news. > Bybit listing confirmed (Tier 1 CEX) > Coinbase listing confirmed? (Tier 1 CEX) @edison0xyz RT’d the announcement > Backed by: Pantera Capital, Wintermute, Coinbase Ventures, Ethena Labs What’s the expected launch price? My range: $0.07–0.12 It would be surprising to see $BASED trading above $DIME or $BP. What’s your estimate?

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MR SHIFT 🦁
MR SHIFT 🦁@KevinWSHPod·
Why the Last Pivot Worked: Lessons From Building Based In this episode of DROPS, I sit down with @edison0xyz, co-founder of @BasedOneX, to discuss what it really looks like to build through collapse, survive multiple pivots, and eventually find product-market fit in crypto. Edison’s story begins with early blockchain engineering at Zilliqa, runs through the euphoria and devastation of Terra, and arrives at a final high-conviction bet on @HyperliquidX that turned a company with just $200,000 left in the bank into a platform that has processed nearly $40 billion in volume. From Blockchain Infrastructure To The Search For Something Real Edison entered crypto in 2018, joining Zilliqa as one of its earliest engineers just after graduate school. It was the period when the industry was still obsessed with infrastructure: faster chains, better consensus, more elegant engines. Looking back, he describes that era as one in which people cared deeply about how the engine worked, but not enough about why anyone should want to drive the car in the first place. That distinction matters because it frames the rest of his journey. Edison came in as an engineer, someone shaped by the technical side of distributed systems. But over time, DeFi pulled him towards a different question. The point was no longer just whether something could be built. It was whether it unlocked the behaviour people truly wanted. That shift in perspective began around 2020, when DeFi gained popularity. As he puts it, it “immediately felt like it is a very interesting field”. It was exciting not only because it was new, but because it made finance programmable in ways that felt directly usable. Terra, Conviction, And The Cost Of Believing Too Hard Like many builders of that cycle, Edison found himself pulled into Terra. The appeal was easy to understand. The system was fast, elegant, and packaged around a story that felt bigger than yield. Terra sold the dream of a payments chain and a new kind of savings account, and for a while, that dream looked believable. Edison and his co-founders built Subra in the Terra ecosystem, a protocol designed around a compelling idea: let users deposit UST into Anchor to earn yield, then use that same capital to do other things without touching principal. In theory, it was a self-repaying loan. You could dollar-cost average into Bitcoin, buy synthetic equities, or pay for services while your underlying capital kept working. The concept was smart. The timing was catastrophic. Subra went live for just forty days before Terra collapsed. Edison does not retell the crash as a neat lesson learned. He describes it in the messy, psychological sequence many people actually experienced: denial, overconfidence, revenge trading, then eventual acceptance. He lost 95% of his net worth. Worse, he not only lost money inside Luna. He also lost money outside it by trying to make it back too quickly. In one of the clearest lines from the episode, he reflects that crisis teaches you to “always keep your composure” in extreme events. Despite his experience, Edison still believes that in crypto, the line between builder and trader is much thinner than people admit. In traditional software, you can focus entirely on the product and leave asset markets to someone else. In crypto, that is much harder. His view is that a serious crypto builder has to understand how markets feel from the inside. You need to know what would make you buy, participate, hold, or trust a protocol. That does not mean becoming reckless. But it does mean that crypto builders cannot afford to be abstract thinkers. They are designing systems whose adoption depends on financial behaviour. Three Pivots Later After Terra, Edison, and the team did not shut down. They pivoted into payments, trying to build a stablecoin gateway for merchants. The thesis was sensible. If merchants could more easily accept stablecoins, adoption would increase, and crypto payments could become genuinely useful. They even raised fresh funding on the back of that idea. But the market was against them. FTX collapsed, and USDC briefly depegged during the US banking crisis. So they pivoted again, this time into a self-custodial wallet with a linked Visa card. That version of the business eventually became profitable, which mattered because it proved the team could build something people used. But even then, profitability did not equal inevitability. Fraud hit the card business, confidence dropped again, and the team was forced into one final rethink. Edison realised they did not need to build a wallet that tried to do everything for everyone. They needed a wallet that was excellent for one specific use case, in one specific ecosystem. That use case was trading on Hyperliquid Based, and The Power Of Choosing A Narrower Market Today, Edison explains Based simply: it is “a platform that allows you to trade everything and spend everywhere”. Based is not trying to be a generic wallet. It is trying to be the best consumer layer for a specific kind of trader: the “retail pro”. These are users who want more than a stripped-down retail interface, but do not need the raw complexity of institutional tooling either. They care about usability, but they also want depth, visibility, and confidence. That positioning is sharper than it looks. Based was not built around vague ambition. It was built around a clearly defined customer and a monetisation model that made sense. The result is staggering: nearly $40 billion in volume in the last eight months and roughly $50 million in revenue. The Bigger Vision: Wallets For Humans And Agents The conversation ends by widening the lens. Edison believes the wallet will become one of the most valuable surfaces in crypto, not only for humans but eventually for AI agents too. His thesis is that if AI agents are going to transact, trade, pay for services, and operate across the internet, they will need identity, permissions, and financial rails. In the end, Based did not emerge because the team refused to quit. It emerged because, after years of pivots, they finally became precise about what they were building, who they were building for, and why it mattered. 👉If you enjoyed reading the summary, head over to When Shift Happens on YouTube or your favorite podcast platform to access the full convo.
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Po@BasedPandaPo·
Words of wisdom from a wise man that I once knew. @edison0xyz says there has never been a more bullish setup for Based. Ancient chinese wisdom says: 三年不飞,飞将冲天;三年不鸣,鸣将惊人。March 30th here we go. Cooking hard...
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MR SHIFT 🦁
MR SHIFT 🦁@KevinWSHPod·
DROPS E33: @edison0xyz from @BasedOneX: The Robinhood of Hyperliquid and why AI Agents Need Wallets Edison is a co-founder of Based, a non-custodial trading platform built on top of @HyperliquidX. We discuss the four pivots he went through, the fraud attack that wiped out profitability, and a $200K-in-the-bank moment where he had to decide whether to keep going or walk away - and the numbers now speak for themselves. $40B in trading volume and $50M in revenue in under 8 months. We talk about: - Losing 95% of his net worth in the Terra/Luna collapse in 2022 - Four pivots in four years - from DeFi yield protocol, to stablecoin payment gateway, to crypto card issuer, to where Based is today - Why builders in crypto need to also be traders - How Based monetises on top of Hyperliquid - The three buckets of crypto traders - retail, retail pro, and pro - Why AI agents are the next massive wave of wallet users - The fraud attack in April 2024 that wiped out a profitable card business overnight And much more.... Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 1:08 - Welcome to DROPS 1:47 - Who are you? 2:20 - What is Ziliqa? 3:42 - Ziliqa Joining Story 6:04 - Inspiration to build own project 8:16 - LUNA and the Promises 10:04 - Building in Terra ecosystem 11:37 - Terra Crash 13:10 - Hyperliquid X Terra 13:50 - The Recovery Playbook 17:04 - Builder vs Trader? 20:26 - How to raise funds? 31:05 - Hit by a Fraud 34:17 - Motivation for Builders 37:54 - What is BASED? 38:53 - Builder's Code 39:37 - Comparisons with Binance and Coinbase Pro 40:41 - Importance of Social Variety 42:33 - From Last Shot to $15M Revenue 44:06 - Role of @ethena in @hyenatrade 44:53 - Believe in yourself 46:48 - What different BASED is doing with perps? 49:57 - BASED AI Gateway 54:51 - Outro
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