$USDC
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The Flap platform really handles issues quickly. @eth_cedric , the founder, replies instantly on TG. The Flap team deserves a thumbs up @webhogwatrs Also, everyone remember to check the Flap official website to see if you have any unclaimed dividends. Normally, if the
What is the XRP Ledger 3.3 Update and why is it important? XRP Ledger 3.3.0 (xrpld 3.3.0) is a new update of the reference server software, recently released. It includes some new protocol amendments (voting is now open on the validators’ side), makes previous ones permanent,
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$BTC pulled back to the 4H EMA200 before pushing straight into the first target at $65,350 A clean 2% bounce from support Now the key is holding above $65,070 If it does, continuation toward $67,100 is the play
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AI visual note: A 4-hour Bitcoin (BTC) chart showing price action around the $65,350 resistance level, with annotations indicating a bounce from the EMA200 (orange line) near $64,656 and projecting continuation toward $67,100, directly illustrating the post's call for a 2% bounce and upside continuation if $65,070 holds as support.
You couldn’t of said that any better
Me vibing waiting to get rug pulled
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made the numbers I need 3 weeks to ROI at current APY at @SatRushIO spent ~$440 USDC and have $220 in satoshis and around 80 left would be cool to tokenize hash rate @WhiteWhaleLabs that could be the missing piece to have a thriving ecosystem I know marketing efforts will
The rationale behind IIP-59 is much bigger than just a protocol upgrade—it’s a core step in @iotex_io 's ongoing process of radical decentralization. For years, voter rewards were handled by Hermes, which was a centralized, off-chain service. It served its purpose, but as our
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AI visual note: A sequence diagram illustrating the IIP-59 staking and reward flow on the IoTeX protocol, showing interactions between the Delegate owner, Voter, and Protocol—including migration, reward configuration, staking/voting, optional payout preferences, and block-level commission payments with settlement by direct credit or bucket deposit. The diagram visually represents the decentralization of voter rewards that the post describes, replacing the previously centralized off-chain Hermes system with an on-chain protocol-managed process.