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StableSnapshot Window: 2026-07-15 12:10 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview
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Total Engagement - Comments: 113, Retweets: 9, Likes: 197, Impressions: 6611
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Anyone like Pig, always waiting to gather enough web3 salary up to a threshold before transferring it all up to the exchange to store. Leaving it in the wallet, always scared of accidentally clicking a scam link and losing everything. Pig really loves this job.
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$BTC BTC is trading into the 0.756 Fibonacci Golden Level resistance, making this a key decision zone. A clean rejection here could trigger a pullback before any sustained upside. For now, I'm watching for rejection from the golden level, with downside liquidity resting near
really enjoyed our "Builder's Domain" convo with the @Claynosaurz team last week! these guys get it! Builder's Domain is back today - excited to dive deep into Meebits with @sergitosergito Coffee is on at 8AM EST - Sergito joins us around 9 [Spoken audio]: One of our North stars is to be like the best in class digital collectibles IP native company on the planet. That's at the clay and source level. And a part of that system is this ethos that digital collecting is not a new habit. It's just a different way to express the same habits that people have. Providence is important, transparent supply, community, all of those things, history, the on-chain layer makes that even more powerful, because a lot of that is radically transparent and immutable. But I think the most important piece of the puzzle is what are the problems we're solving? And one of it is the participants are not part of the fabric of the ecosystem you're building in Web 2. When you look at are collectibles. Above everything they're collectibles and that's what they should be and people should be collecting because it's fun. But at a deeper layer, they are memory shards of how you participated along the life journey of a brand. And that's even actually that what comic books are, but you can lose them. The company doesn't know that you own them. There's all these things that cause friction. But if you have a collectible and you guys just saw it with the allocation website. If you had a collectible that you could have only gotten at an event and you got at the event and you never sold it, we know that. And I think that the user and the person that's supporting the brand that's collecting grows an identity alongside that brand and can say, I was there, I mattered and I can prove it.
