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A $666M inflow isn't the story. What it could be signaling is. Bitget ranked #1 in 30-day net inflows per DefiLlama (30-day window, as of July 14). Most people see a ranking. I see a potential shift in how capital is moving. Here's why. Net inflows measure assets
"Good idea, but where those tokens go to, if you randomly distribute them again, you can end up back at the same problems," @DrNickA on Alex Van De Sande's proposal to redelegate 5 million ENS tokens to reform the DAO
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LATEST: US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $424.66M in outflows on July 13, more than wiping out last week’s gains.
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everyone is missing the big picture with @Collector_Crypt [Spoken audio]: People are not seeing the big picture when it comes to Collector Crypt. Everyone knows Collector Crypt has this incredible gacha platform, which… it is. But the things happening behind the scenes are so important that either people haven't caught on yet, or they're not taking it seriously. The first thing I want to point out is our vertical partners. These are companies that we work with to help get their own gacha platform or marketplace up and running. And we have a lot of them. Just to exemplify this, our current vertical partners include PocketPull, DM Fun, Slabs, Rosentica, Loopscale, Soulflare, Comicbook.com, Slavcash, Rarible, GachaSports, Watch.fun, Solana Seeker, Rene's Protocol, Jupe Orderbook, and most recently, Jupiter Exchange as well too. And these are just the partners that we have today. This doesn't include what we have coming for you guys in the future. Tie this into the fact that we're one of the few Gachas in this space that actually owns their assets through our OmniFault. Last I had checked, we'd already tokenized over 30 million dollars in assets on chain, and that number is only growing exponentially with sources that we have tied the same with the fact that we have an insane amount of interest with the gacha platform and the marketplace right now and I think the writing is on the walls at that point. A lot of people here are going to classify Collector Crypt as the trading card company or a company where you can buy digital cards but the bigger picture here is that Collector Crypt is an infrastructure and tokenization protocol. I think it's really easy to try and boil things down to its simplest form but when you look at what's being accomplished at this company right now I think it's hard to look at it any other way than an infrastructure and tokenization company. That's just my thoughts.
