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$SPACEHOOD has currently generated $1.23 million in creator fee revenue, which has not yet been claimed. What will happen when @Natan_benish begins claiming creator fees and enables community mode? What will happen to SPACEHOOD when Nate receives creator fees and enables
AI visual note: A dashboard displaying fee statistics for the $SPACEHOOD token shows $0 claimed and $1,237,475.49 unclaimed, along with token details including a 1,000,000,000 supply anchored to $SPCX, directly visualizing the substantial unclaimed creator fees referenced in the post.
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AI visual note: Dark fantasy artwork of a small round figure wearing a straw hat and red cape, pierced by multiple arrows in a misty forest setting.
this could influence BTC price volatility soon
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AI visual note: Digital artwork of an armored warrior wearing a golden helmet with a snarling wolf headdress.
Introducing Reachpad Router. Request resources not a specific provider... It finds the best-priced fit across Daytona, E2B, Modal, Runloop, Smolmachines, OpenComputer, and Blaxel, with automatic failover. (more coming soon ) Pay per second in USDC via x402.
AI visual note: The image shows a cartoon bear next to a machine with a control panel, alongside promotional text for Reachpad dev/router/skill.md that reads "Ask for CPU, RAM and a region. Get a cloud VM" and invites users to "set up https://reachpad.dev/router/skill.md" with options to "Build your own machine now" or "Read the docs." This illustrates the new Reachpad Router service, which lets users simply request resources (CPU, RAM, region) rather than picking a specific provider, as the system automatically finds the cheapest match across providers like Daytona, E2B, Modal, Runloop, Smolmachines, OpenComputer, and Blaxel.
This new article is excellent. @signal22noise extends the argument from my videos in a few directions I hadn’t included. My favorite is the causal arrow: human action → exchange → prices → time series → statistical regularities → models. The model comes at the END. The