123 jobs completed by the $IMD swarm in last 24 9 more running right now A network of 1,000 agents with work being built, audited and delivered Pretty cool watching this happen in real time

Alpha!! My understanding of this is that it improves your pull odds on the gacha. A win for the users and a win for token holders as it functions as another token sink. Just wait till this features gets rolled out to the masses.

my thoughts on the ECDSA breaking situation that I shared with a friend after I sent this i pushed my cash position up to 50% and I think this is a decent place to sit while the dust settles I usually try not to make drastic decisions but this honestly feels like it is a big deal. prob one of the worst scenarios you could dream of for crypto as a whole and now there is a non zero chance it happens but more importantly this is now a known risk by the market that isnt going away

I think people are sleeping on how lucrative $imd nft seats will be it's not even about the imd earned, its about the allocation to all of the tokens launched via the launchpad every launch pays 10% of its supply to contributors: 2% to the nodes that built and reviewed it. 8% split equally across every node that did any work in the prior 12 hours I have participated in 140 launches so far (randomly assigned) if each one of these launches traded at an average mcap of $100k I would have earned close to $34k so far imagine if you were able to get a small % of every single pump fun launch? that is what holding an imd nft seat and participating in the network gets you moon math gets kinda crazy so I will hold off for now

crypto is going through its venture --> liquid transition as an investible asset class. most infra has been built, most chains we need exist. there is less of a need for massive vc rounds for infra slop and most funding is now focused on the app layer. this layer needs less vc capital in general and is suited for smaller funds and angels. mega-vc's no longer needed or desired. crypto vcs starting to diversify into other asset classes is a healthy and natural consequence of this. there are other industries that are only venture investable at this stage, where as crypto is no longer this way. we are slowly unfucking the tokens and moving towards a much healthier liquid market. high fdvs have been sent to hades, investor skepticism around non-rev protocols has only gotten louder and more detrimental to those tokens, and real, sustainable revenue generating protocols are emerging and being rewarded. it's an exciting time to be a liquid crypto investor. crypto is still the best technology in the world to move and trade assets and the next few years will solidify this. everything is coming onchain. strap in, buckle up, hold onto your butts, lock the fuck in. we're making crypto cool again.

What are creator RWAs? We tokenize PSA 10 cards and game worn jerseys of the biggest creators on the internet to enable global access and liquidity These markets are still tiny and just starting to form We the market indeed

1/ What is ETH's pumpfun? Why not FWA. Watching the fwairpfp launch from @token_works sell out has me thinking the machine that launched NFTs could be ETH's version of pumpfun too. Back to graduate, spin to distribute, and a dead coin hands you 90 cents back instead of zero.

gambling on new pairs isn't locking in, its being lazy and offloading the cognitive burden. its harder to find real conviction than it is to rip a lottery ticket. if someone said they were going to lock in as they sports bet/traded options you'd look at them the same way a small port has less market impact, more nimble, many more advantages than a large port. the concept of "not enough size" is relative framing vs CT that is poisoning ppls process and returns