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I’m gonna be logging off for a while to do family time for name day - this was the wildest day of mints/TGEs I’ve had all year and very much felt 2021-esque. what a time to be alive on Robinhood Chain.
Gm! Touch grass inside a tree ya'll!
Confront 1/1 Link below #tezos
Suzanne sampling marola tunes 10/11 50 $XTZ teia.art/Ed_Marola
Whatever happens, I’m staying focused on the bigger picture: adoption, regulation and the transition toward a digital financial system. Let’s see how this week unfolds. $XRP
I’m gonna add to it soon
A key signal for the crypto industry is here. Will the Clarity Act (H.R.3633) be signed into law in 2026? This is more than just a policy development. It could shape the entire crypto market’s expectations for future regulation. Head to Gate Event Market now and make your
AI visual note: A promotional Event Market graphic from Gate.com features a glass gavel above text asking "Will the Clarity Act become law in 2026?" with the subtext "The probability of passage has fluctuated. What's your prediction?" — directly tying into the prediction market question about whether the Clarity Act (H.R.3633) will be signed into law and its potential impact on crypto regulation.
just got a chance to watch this piece by @kristian_cw - 2+ hours of interviews from people across the nft space. you can tell lots of work went into documenting the story of digital assets. congrats on putting this together.
it seems like @matchaxyz is the most reliable place to swap right now
I like burns more when they come from genuine network activity, because that connects token economics with actual usage rather than artificial scarcity.
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Nowadays privacy is important, @BeldexCoin is one of them. Most privacy tools are built to solve one specific problem. But real privacy is not just about one activity. Your conversations, network activity, browsing, and digital identity can all expose different kinds of
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