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Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 13 source posts analyzed
Bid a poet toad today or buy the Top tomorrow $TOADS Featuring: @blknoiz06 , @mdudas
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1 $VET per pixel, on-chain forever. Simple concept, love it.
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AI visual note: A digital graphic with the text 'THE CANVAS IS OPEN' and '1 VET = 1 PIXEL', showing a pixelated Vortex logo made of small images.
Leading with technology like "It's built on Cardano" is a common mistake. Builders should lead with their value proposition: a clear promise to solve a specific problem for a specific person. Technology is how you keep that promise, not the promise itself. #Web3 #Startups
SGP-0003 didn't pass. The problem it was solving hasn't gone away. @RyanNavi , CIO of Forward Industries, on aligning network revenue with computational usage - methodically, with enough runway for developers to adapt. Build on Solana.
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F.O.M.O explained in 39 seconds.
ATH sale for an LQC.
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AI visual note: A pixel-art image depicts a green zombie-like teddy bear with pink brains exposed on top of its head, holding what appears to be a bone or stick.
Today solana:4d8t1zi2ygiuY8ArtFmHZ7Xc9f3rC9r5HdcSpwVrpump has upgraded to V2, which should have been a good thing, but the price crashed instead. I thought it was just simple panic from everyone not understanding the V2 upgrade. But after I carefully read through it, I realized
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AI visual note: The image displays a "Brodie Migration" (εΈη½θΏͺ θΏη§») interface showing the BRODIE token's V2 upgrade details, including a minimum commitment of 422.22M BRODIE, a 2% epoch fee with 280M already committed, and a bonding curve structure with decreasing credit percentages ranging from 100% (1δΊΏ) down to 20% (7000δΈ). This relates to the post by illustrating how the V2 migration's tiered bonding curve rewards early adopters with higher credit percentages (like the 80% tier showing 2δΊΏ) while penalizing later participants, explaining the price crash as holders realize the unfavorable economics of joining late.
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AI visual note: A black and white line art illustration of a fierce bird of prey with a golden eye, with the text 'By Peter Waldoski' displayed below.
transfers to coinbase prime aren't always dump
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AI visual note: The image shows the StartX directory page (startx.com), featuring a grid of startup logos including Carbo Culture, Cardiologs, Cell Care, Cellectar, Chalk, chatcus, Chitrabala Engineering, Citrine, ClassDojo, ClassPass, ClearGear, Clearly, ClearOwl, Cleverly, ClickMetal, CliClap, CoFi, Compact, Concha, Cooler Heads, Copiots, Coptcap, Cortexius, Crave Academy, Crossing Minds, CubeBase, and Curie. The image appears unrelated to the post's topic about banks adopting stablecoins and Pi CoreTeam; it simply displays a startup showcase page from StartX accelerator, with no connection to banking, stablecoins, or Pi cryptocurrency.
I am reputationally long on every @MetaDAOProject company and @metaproph3t and @metanallok
If prices keep moving up I'm going to long $TIA because fuck you 2025
Citi and Standard Chartered called tokenization a scam for a decade. Now they forecast a x1000
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AI visual note: The image, titled "The 100x Tokenization Forecast," displays a bar chart comparing the current tokenized asset market size ($34B) against various financial institutions' forecasts ranging from $2T to $30.1T by 2030-2034, with estimates from McKinsey, Citi, BCG/Ripple, Ark Invest, and Standard Chartered. This visual supports the accompanying claim by illustrating the dramatic projected growth in tokenization, with Citi forecasting $5-6T and Standard Chartered predicting $30.1Tβrepresenting a roughly 1,000x increase from today's marketβhighlighting the irony of institutions now championing a sector they once dismissed.