I'm a bit late to the party, but better late than never. I've seen some people make more money from @Pumpfun callouts in one day than others make in a month from their salaries. Let me explain - a callout is basically when you post about a token in the Pumpfun app that you think will go up in price. The payouts are based on the trading volume each callout generates. The flow goes like this: → Post a callout → Someone trades after opening it → That trading volume gets credited to your callout → Your reward depends on how much volume you generated relative to everyone else And it's not like you can spam every token until you find a winner. If you do that, your callout rewards will be reduced. So the rewards are based on the quality of your callouts. It's not like other apps where only creators get paid, as 87% of users who received Callout Rewards had fewer than 250 followers. But in a way, you still need to earn that following in the trenches by consistently making good calls. First time I’ve seen a system like this. I honestly like the incentive design.

So many @fomo screenshots of people printing 5, 6, even 7 figures all over my timeline. This makes it seem like everyone is printing in this market. But that's far from the reality. Only ~5.6% of traders on FOMO are profitable, and only 74 traders out of ~460K total made more than $5K. Also, most of those PnLs aren’t realized. If a large holder decides to dump their entire position, slippage would eat heavily into those profits. Large sell + low liquidity = slippage eats into profits. So if any of these users tried to 1-clip their entire position, it could wreck the chart, drain liquidity, and leave every other holder underwater. Don’t let these screenshots bring you down. They're just there for show.

The @linera_io sale is turning out pretty much as I expected. Only ~$93K of the $3.2M target has been committed so far. The main culprit here is the crazy high FDV ($160M). For comparison, @WalletConnect sold at a $200M FDV in 2025, despite already being one of the most established infrastructure products in crypto. That makes $160M for Linera hard to justify at this stage. At least for me. I think somewhere around $50M to $100M would’ve made the sale much more attractive and left buyers with a better risk-to-reward setup. At this FDV, I'll pass thank you.

I'm not a gambler, I just: Trade utility coins. Trade on prediction markets. Trade using AI agents. Trade stocks. Trade NFTs. Trade memecoins from time to time. Participate in presales. Keep telling yourself that. We're all gamblers in this industry.

Some of crypto’s biggest projects use Privy. It's a wallet infrastructure that powers 150M+ accounts and processes billions every month. Here’s a list of some big names that integrated Privy: → @HyperliquidX → @Pumpfun → @fomo → @Uniswap → @JupiterExchange → @stripe → @RobinhoodCrypto → @krakenfx And there are many more. So if it's ever exploited, billions are at stake. Good to know.

You can never be too careful with these emails. Here are a few things I'd check if you ever get a crypto-related email: → Open the sender details and look at the full email address. Names, logos, and even blue checkmarks can be faked. → If you never opened a support ticket, there's no reason for @MetaMask Support to email you. → Don't click links asking you to verify, connect, or validate your wallet. Open MetaMask yourself through the extension or official site. → If the email says your wallet will be suspended or funds are at risk, slow down. That urgency is designed to stop you from thinking clearly. → Never enter your Secret Recovery Phrase or password on a page you reached through an email. If you already shared your recovery phrase, changing your password won't fix it. Move anything left in the wallet to a new one immediately. Stay safu.

> xAI down > AWS down > Claude down > Gemini down > ChatGPT down > Cloudflare down > Bitcoin up > Ethereum up > Hyperliquid up People forget the simplest bull case for crypto: It’s just better, more resilient, decentralized infrastructure.

STX is now live on @Bullish. One of the largest venues in the world for BTC spot volume just listed the asset powering Bitcoin-native capital markets. Institutions across 50+ jurisdictions can now access STX where they already trade Bitcoin.

I'm not a gambler, I just: Trade utility coins. Trade on prediction markets. Trade using AI agents. Trade stocks. Trade NFTs. Trade memecoins from time to time. Participate in presales. Keep telling yourself that. We're all gamblers in this industry.

Some of crypto’s biggest projects use Privy. It's a wallet infrastructure that powers 150M+ accounts and processes billions every month. Here’s a list of some big names that integrated Privy: → @HyperliquidX → @Pumpfun → @fomo → @Uniswap → @JupiterExchange → @stripe → @RobinhoodCrypto → @krakenfx And there are many more. So if it's ever exploited, billions are at stake. Good to know.

Launchpads seem to be having their moment again. Here are the top 10 launchpad tokens by holder revenue over the past 30 days: @Pumpfun: $27M @ponsdotfamily: $1.6M @StonkBrokers: $754K @BlackBullSol: $664K @LaunchOnSF: $622K @letscashfun: $202K @bonkfun: $94K @metaplex: $45K @JupiterExchange (Jupiter Studio): $23K @Raydium (LaunchLab): $15.5K Are we buying?

Robinhood Chain is already generating more than $2M in daily fees. These are the top 10 chains by 24h fees: → @RobinhoodCrypto: $2.13M → @CantonNetwork: $1.76M → @trondao: $974K → @solana: $836K → @BNBCHAIN: $495K → @ethereum: $369K → @Bitcoin: $231K → @base: $99K → @HyperliquidX L1: $69K → @0xPolygon: $60K It also had the second-highest daily DEX volume. Pretty wild progress for a 2-month-old chain.

Bitcoin has held $76.5k-$79.5k for 5 sessions since the Fed's hawkish Jackson Hole turn. It's sitting on the average cost basis of every active holder, with 880k $BTC bought near this price. Friday's payrolls print could be the next catalyst for price.

POV: You flipped $1,000 into $100,000 by flipping memes in the Robinhood trenches. Now, it's time to off-ramp. Here’s how much you'd have to pay in taxes, depending on your country: 🇦🇪 UAE: $100,000 🇭🇰 Hong Kong: $100,000 🇸🇬 Singapore: $100,000 🇧🇪 Belgium: $90,100 🇵🇱 Poland: $81,190 🇮🇸 Iceland: $78,220 🇪🇸 Spain: $76,240 🇬🇧 UK: $76,240 🇦🇹 Austria: $72,775 🇸🇪 Sweden: $70,300 🇫🇷 France: $70,300 🇫🇮 Finland: $70,300 🇮🇹 Italy: $67,330 🇳🇴 Norway: $62,538 🇩🇰 Denmark: $55,450 Note: Some numbers are estimates and depend on other conditions & sources of income.

I've seen all manner of rewards for perp DEX traders. But this is the first time I've seen a Rolex up for grabs. @RCKTFoundation is running a trading competition from Sept 1-30, with a Rolex watch going to whoever generates the most combined volume across perps + options. Referrals count in the combined volume, too: 20% of the volume generated by traders you refer gets added to your total. The competition also coincides with Rocket launching options, where trades earn 2x Points during September. TBH, I think options are the coolest part here. Compared to perps, options don't have a lot of competition onchain, especially once you narrow it down to venues with decent liquidity. It's a much less crowded market to enter onchain with HUGE potential. If you're up for the challenge and a Rollie, you can sign up with my link:

I first covered @USDDecentralize back in January when supply was ~$1.1B. Since then, it has grown to ~$1.5B in USDD supply and $2.24B in collateral value. And now, $USDD 2.0 introduced an overcollateralized vault model that lets users mint stablecoins against their crypto, alongside a growing multichain yield ecosystem. Following the earlier WBTC Vault launch on TRON, they’re bringing $ETH and $WBTC vault borrowing to Ethereum. Here's everything you need to know about the new vaults ↓ 1️⃣ Vault Mechanics There are six vaults in total. Three backed by $ETH and three by $WBTC, with a $400M max debt ceiling split evenly between the two assets. → ETH Vaults: 66.7%–76.9% max LTV | 4.25%–5% fixed stability fee → WBTC Vaults: 64.5%–74.1% max LTV | 4%–4.5% fixed stability fee → All six Vaults: 13% liquidation penalty These are fixed annual rates, not floating borrowing rates. That means the cost is set upfront, so borrowers don’t need to worry about interest spikes while their Vault is open. At 4%–5%, the rates are more attentive than many floating borrowing rates on major CEXs and even onchain giants like Sky. There is also a simple exit route if you need liquidity. USDD minted from a Vault can be swapped 1:1 into USDT or USDC through the PSM, with zero slippage and zero fees. For ETH and WBTC holders who are bullish on their assets but need liquidity, this creates a fixed, low-cost borrowing option with a frictionless route back into USDT or USDC. 2️⃣ The Yield Math – Net-Positive Made Simple Minting USDD and staking it into sUSDD alone roughly breaks even (4% APY vs. 4.25–5% cost). But that's just the baseline. USDD's Smart Allocator generates yield across top protocols like @Aave, @Spark, and @Morpho – delivering positive spreads. And for higher returns, @BinanceWallet @Gate DEX and @Pendle currently offer campaigns that push yields into the 7%–10% range. Bottom line: Borrowing USDD isn't just affordable – it's profitable, with multiple yield layers available to exceed your stability fee. 3️⃣ Ethereum Gets a Borrowing Layer USDD has been available on @trondao, @ethereum, and @BNBCHAIN for a while. But until now, Ethereum users have mainly accessed it by swapping $USDT or $USDC through the Peg Stability Module. On TRON, users could also mint USDD by borrowing against crypto collateral. These new Vaults bring that borrowing option to Ethereum. USDT and USDC holders can still swap through the PSM, while ETH and WBTC holders can lock their assets in a Vault and mint $USDD against them. To get their collateral back, you would simply need to repay the USDD plus the accumulated fee. This expands $USDD’s collateral beyond $TRX, $USDT, or $USDC. 4️⃣ The Growth Opportunity USDD currently has around $267M in USDD & sUSDD issued on Ethereum. That is still small against the chain’s wider borrowing market, but it gives the new Vaults a base to build from. $ETH and $WBTC are among the most widely used collateral assets in Ethereum DeFi. Supporting both means $USDD can compete for borrowing demand that already exists, and, IMO, this is the harder but more durable path. 5️⃣ Final Thoughts What I like is that existing ETH and WBTC holders don’t need to sell their assets or acquire USDD first. I'm bullish on the demand for these Vaults filling fast and attracting new collateral, creating additional USDD supply, and expanding its use across DeFi. Whether it becomes a lasting growth driver depends on competitive borrowing terms, useful integrations, and how the system handles risk. You can check out the Vaults and deposit here: If you’re looking for more details, there’s also an official walkthrough for opening a Vault here:

There are a lot of important conditions to consider before using @EthenaPay. Here’s the fine print: → The full 5% cashback is only for VIP users, while Standard gets 4% and Pro gets 4.5%. → Cashback rates decrease once your monthly spending passes certain limits. → Cashback is paid in $AVAX, so its dollar value can rise or fall after you receive it. → Selected brands like Uber, Spotify and Claude offer up to 10% cashback for VIP users. → Pro requires locking $2,000 in $ENA or referring 10 users. → VIP requires locking $10,000 in $ENA or referring 50 users. → The 6% rate only applies to balances up to $15,000 for Pro and $50,000 for VIP. → You must make at least one qualifying card purchase each month to receive the boosted rate. → The boost is promotional, not guaranteed, and can be reduced or discontinued. → Ethena Pay isn’t technically a bank, and balances aren’t protected by deposit insurance. → The wallet is self-custodial, so Ethena cannot recover your funds if you lose access. → The Visa card is secured by assets in your wallet, which can be liquidated if card charges aren’t covered. → Some bank transfers, onramps and blockchain transactions may still include third-party fees. → It’s currently available in 49 countries, but the US, EU, UK and Canada aren’t live yet.