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Yesterday was my birthday, and I felt a bit sad because I didn’t receive any gifts 🥹 Waking up this morning to see that I won the giveaway?? 😭 And not just that, I also got a follow back from @s0meone_u_know 😭😭 Honestly, there’s no birthday gift bigger than this. I’m still in shock right now... Thank you so much, @s0meone_u_know 🙏

GN CT 🧡 Have a wonderful night rest Always be bullish on @RiverdotInc

@CHIZZY_BB Here we go

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@Bobbybright759 @RealGoOfficial Very interesting

✦@RealGoOfficial turning Meme 3.0 into playable AR+AI+Web3 infra on BNB Chain. Genesis Mini Harvester is more than a collectible, it's a productive asset harvesting RT Shards for pre-TGE RT. Growing fast with 220k+, early users already on board #RealGo #Meme3 #MemeGaming

@rykenny @SelanetAI This is the type of infra we need

A quick look at what the team at @SelanetAI has been building this week together with DeltaV Key progress this week • They onboarded their first paying customer • Released Agent Node v0.2.10 • Launched a new LinkedIn skill • Signed a Letter of Intent with an AI influencer marketing platform Platform growth • Users: 1,489 (up 9.2% this week) • Browse requests: 17,467 (up 45.6%) • Node installs: 3,742 (up 3.9%) New feature The new LinkedIn skill lets users: • Search LinkedIn • Browse content • Create posts • Comment directly Partnership update The team also signed an MOU with SIX Network to expand collaboration. Business development • 5 Proof of Concept (PoC) projects are currently ongoing with potential partners. Big highlight The AI influencer marketing platform they signed an LOI with operates at a massive scale: • 18M+ social channels • 300M+ content dataset • 16,000+ enterprise customers This integration could drive 500K–1M browse requests every month on the platform.

@mhar_leeck @bonkfun You can tell effort went into this

BONK isn’t just reacting, they’re showing what real leadership looks like. After the recent incident, @bonkfun didn’t hide. They addressed it head-on, stayed transparent, and backed users with a 110% reimbursement commitment. That alone says a lot. But what stands out more is the bigger picture. From a meme origin to building real infrastructure and even gaining institutional exposure, BONK is clearly playing a long-term game. This is how trust is built in Web3. Transparency. Accountability. Execution. If you’re still sleeping on BONK, you might want to rethink that.

@w3alex0 Proper execution all aroun

Once upon a time in the bustling digital kingdom of X (the platform once known as Twitter), a great filter was cast across the land. It was the summer of 2023, and the wise (but sometimes hasty) engineers of X had grown weary of mischievous spam trolls and shady accounts sneaking into the realm. To banish them, they wove a powerful spell: any username containing the forbidden substring “shit” would be instantly suspended, its owner locked out from posting, liking, or even fully using the platform. “No more nonsense!” they declared, proud of their clever defense. But alas, the spell was blind to the rich tapestry of languages beyond the English-speaking realms. Far across the seas in Japan, where harmony, politeness, and clever wordplay reign supreme, countless innocent souls suddenly found themselves exiled. You see, in Japanese, the syllable “shita” (した) is as common as cherry blossoms in spring. It pops up in everyday names, handles, and playful usernames—meaning “below,” “did,” or simply part of a perfectly normal word like “ashita” (tomorrow) or a surname fragment. Housewives, students, salarymen, idol fans, and otaku alike woke up one morning to find their beloved X accounts frozen, their voices silenced. “What sorcery is this?” they cried on other apps and forums. “We did nothing wrong!” News of the Great Japanese Suspension spread like wildfire through Line groups and Discord servers. Thousands—perhaps tens of thousands—of accounts vanished overnight, all because the filter had never been taught the nuances of kanji, hiragana, or the beautiful complexity of Japanese naming conventions. It was a classic case of the “Scunthorpe Problem,” where a well-meaning guard mistakes harmless words for villains (much like how an old British town’s name once got flagged by crude filters). Japanese users, who had long cherished X as their go-to town square for everything from disaster alerts to late-night anime rants, felt betrayed by the very platform they helped make one of its strongest markets. For days, panic and frustration bubbled. Appeals flooded X’s support queues. Memes and outraged threads exploded elsewhere. Even Japanese media picked up the story, highlighting how a one-size-fits-all English-centric rule had accidentally walled off an entire vibrant community. Then, the kingdom’s stewards listened. The engineers, red-faced but swift, realized the spell’s terrible oversight. They patched the filter, refined the detection magic to spare innocent syllables, and began restoring the suspended accounts one by one. Appeals were fast-tracked. Apologies (quiet ones, as tech giants do) floated through the ether. Within weeks, the exiled Japanese users returned to their timelines, their profiles, and their communities—chastened but relieved, wiser about the quirks of global platforms. And so, the kingdom of X learned a valuable lesson: words hold different powers in different lands. The Japanese users, ever resilient, dusted off their accounts, posted a few wry jokes about “shita-gate,” and carried on sharing cat videos, earthquake warnings, and late-night thoughts. The filter still stands today, but gentler now—proof that even mighty tech realms can fix their mistakes when the people speak up. To this day, if you ask a Japanese X veteran about that strange summer, they’ll chuckle and say, “Ah, yes… the time we were all called ‘shit’ by accident. But we came back stronger.” And the realm lived on, a little more colorful for the tale.

@RAW1894 @kamigotchiworld @initia @scribble_dao Locking in on this asap

The free entry window for Kamigotchi is closing fast. Mint your first Kami and get a 0.01 $ETH rebate. The Kami onboarding week is ending on 26th of this March. This offer is for the first 50 buyers So hurry: app.kamigotchi.io @kamigotchiworld @initia @scribble_dao #WWF

@Mrvictor2626 You can tell effort went into this

A lot of people still think SocialFi is just “social apps with tokens.” That’s way too shallow. The real winners will be the projects building the infrastructure that turns attention, communities, and creator activity into sustainable on-chain economies. That’s why @ice_blockchain and Ice Open Network ($ION) deserve a serious look. Why I think $ION is one of the more interesting SocialFi plays: Usage-driven deflation 50% of all ecosystem fees from tips, subscriptions, and boosts are burned permanently every day. Not narrative-driven. Activity-driven. PUMPit is a huge unlock Turning any X post into a tokenized community instantly could become one of the most viral onboarding funnels in SocialFi. Creator-first monetization 80% of tips and subscriptions go directly to creators in $ION. That’s how you attract the people who actually drive platform growth. Cross-chain by default 20+ blockchain integrations = broader reach, stronger interoperability, and a better chance at real adoption. The biggest internet platforms were built by monetizing user attention. The next generation could be built by distributing ownership back to users and creators. That’s the shift. And if that shift happens at scale, $ION could be positioned exactly where it needs to be. Definitely one to keep on the radar in the SocialFi conversation. @BingXOfficial #BingXBlast

@heavenxnd Well articulated 🔥

@StephenAyodel10 You can tell effort went into this

Fears of the rich They don’t fear hunger They fear falling Not “will I eat” But “will I still matter” They fear irrelevance Applause fading into silence They fear exposure That it was luck all along They fear loss of control Money builds power Then breeds paranoia They fear betrayal Because loyalty gets expensive They fear time The one debt no wealth can pay A poor man fears the next meal A rich man fears the next headline Same heartbeat Different nightmares.

@Henryphord_ @wallchain Keep quacking fam 🔥

gQuack CT Sometimes X crypto space feels like a crowded room where everyone is speaking at once. The loudest voices often dominate the timeline, but loud does not always mean valuable. That is why the idea behind @wallchain and its AttentionFi model stands out. Creators are no longer judged only by follower counts or how often they trend. Someone with a smaller audience but deep credibility can finally be recognized for the value they bring.

@kozei I'm going through the comments rn

Shill me the strongest ticker. If I like it, I’ll buy it.

@leoegbara Thanks for sharing this alpha fam

ONBOARDING FAILED ON OUTLIER PROJECT? PROJECT UNAVAILABLE too. WHAT TO DO TO AVOID THAT. - I have seen a lot of people complaining about Failing their Aether Onboarding on Outlier. - so many others complain about Failing assessments or 'Project unavailable tag' if you're one of those, then this Tweet is for you. ⬇️

@Hauwaahmad014 @Nasun_io Quality over hype, I respect it

A lot of ecosystems ask for belief first… and promise delivery later. @Nasun_io feels like it flipped that order. Before opening the doors, there’s already something tangible a working devnet, live tools, and applications that hint at real usage across finance, AI, and gaming. It doesn’t feel like a concept trying to find direction. It feels like a system that already knows what it wants to become. The Genesis Pass then starts to make more sense in that context. Not just as access, but as a way to plug into something that’s already moving. Where holding isn’t passive, and daily interaction begins to shape your place within the network. There’s a quiet confidence in that kind of approach. Building first. Opening later. And letting early users step into an ecosystem that isn’t waiting to start… but is already in motion.

@Bobbybright759 @0xinfini @Christianeth This stands out from the noise

Running a team comes with friction you don’t notice at first ▨ Paying for SaaS with personal cards ▨ Chasing receipts across chats ▨ Waiting on reimbursements It adds up quickly We moved to INFINI Business Corporate Card & cleaned it up @0xinfini @Christianeth #infinicard

@wonsbyte @River4fun This is the perfect definition of conviction

While others are busy pumping coins, we’re building experiences. @River4fun is more than crypto, it’s a playground for Web3 adventurers. Stake, play, earn. $RIVER is the token. “FOMO is real. Regret is worse.” The River4fun current is flowing fast. Catch it now or watch it pass by. River4fun is unique. Earned 12.2 $RIVER points today already

@only_son_twitte @Nasun_io GN fam 🔥

GN TL Hope you grind weller today ? Tomorrow is another so rest up champ and get up early tomorrow for another grind . After seeing those instant $NSN transactions firsthand today, it’s clear @Nasun_io is built different. No VC fluff, just raw, government validated infrastructure doing the heavy lifting while we rest. gNusun.

@Armstro57 It’s all part of the journey

Most people still treat AI like a tool they only open when they need something. But what if consistency was actually the advantage? There is a quiet edge in simply showing up and interacting every day. The more you engage, the more value you unlock over time. Small actions compound. A few messages turn into dozens, then hundreds, and suddenly you are not just participating, you are progressing. The @TheARCTERMINAL system rewards that rhythm. Conversations translate into milestones, milestones unlock points, and points open access to more capabilities and credits. It is not complicated or technical. Just intentional use, repeated daily. So the real question is not whether it works. It is how far along you already are.

@topehsol @Phemex_official Just a phase, not the end

There’s still time to get involved in the $100K TradFi Futures campaign on @Phemex_official and it’s actually more well-structured than it looks at first. The TradFi Carnival is designed to suit different types of users. If you’re just starting out, you can earn rewards by completing simple tasks like reaching 100 USDT in trading volume or staying active for a few days. There are also extra rewards available through referrals. For more experienced or active traders, there’s a volume-based leaderboard. Top participants share a 20,000 USDT reward pool, with up to 4,000 USDT going to first place. One feature that stands out is the 50,000 USDT protection pool for new users. If your first TradFi futures trade doesn’t go well, you may be eligible for compensation, which helps reduce the risk of trying something new. You can trade major indices like NAS100USDT, SP500USDT, and VIXUSDT directly on the platform, and getting started only requires 100 USDT in trading volume. The campaign runs until April 7 (10:00 UTC), so there’s still time to participate. Just make sure you register on the event page and complete KYC to be eligible for rewards. If you’ve been thinking about trying TradFi futures but didn’t want the usual complexity, this is a simple and low-friction way to get started here phemex.com/events/token-f…

@Danzzy327 This is clean work, no shortcuts

Dgrid_ai ✓ Dango ✓ PermacastApp ✓ If you pay close attention, the most important innovations in Web3 are starting to revolve around systems that think, interfaces that invite, and platforms that preserve, and Dgrid_ai fits directly into that first category with precision. It’s not just about processing data faster, it’s about interpreting it in ways that improve the network itself, making decentralization more efficient and far less static than earlier iterations. Dango is quietly solving one of the biggest adoption bottlenecks by making decentralized interactions feel less like a technical challenge and more like a seamless experience. It’s this layer of simplicity that often determines whether a product remains niche or becomes widely embraced, and that’s where its long-term impact could be significant. PermacastApp reframes content creation by removing the dependency on centralized platforms that control visibility and lifespan. Instead, it offers a model where content exists independently, secured by decentralized infrastructure, and accessible over time. This shift not only empowers creators but also stabilizes the concept of digital identity across platforms.