0xEgg

CZ is saying this purely for laughs. Banks are backed by a country’s military strength. For the banking system, it’s not about whether someone can steal the money, but whether they dare to—and how badly they’ll get beaten afterward. When funds are stolen, decentralization becomes a drawback of blockchain in the eyes of users.

Seeing so many bootlickers makes me feel physically sick. When a price wick liquidated you, the exchange didn’t care whether your elderly family members were sick, your wife was pregnant, or you hadn’t paid your kid’s tuition. It just called you a gambler who failed to manage your position. And now, an exchange that got hacked merely did what it was supposed to do, and you’re praising it. You’re sympathizing with exchanges now? That’s no different from peasants sympathizing with landlords or slaves feeling sorry for slave owners.

Just as farmers can’t empathize with landlords.

Life is short, so enjoy yourself while you can.

Everyone’s talking about #GANG 是下一个 #pons, but whether you look at the average data for the past 7 days or the 30 days before pons, all you can say is that it’s a bit expensive right now. One other detail about Gang versus pons: although a higher share of each transaction goes to the Gang platform and buybacks, tax-free tokens stop contributing platform fees after graduation, making it more reliant on active tax tokens, new token launches, and new projects.

Let’s talk about something else. This May, I went on a 9,000 km solo motorcycle trip. I set out from Guangdong, traveled through Guangxi, Guizhou, Sichuan, Chongqing, and Gansu, crossed Qinghai, and made it to Kashgar, Xinjiang. Along the way, I met up with three college roommates for the first time in almost nine years. The whole point of the trip was to see some old friends and find out what everyone had been up to. The past few years in crypto have been so stifling that I’ve felt socially disconnected and stuck in a rut mentally.

I've already broken even.

I phrased that a bit poorly. What I mean is this: if a project covers 100,000 Agentic ID addresses, then it’s absolutely fair. Even if an airdrop farming operation controls 100 real-name-verified accounts, that would still amount to only 0.1% of the tokens. This is what sets it apart from all previous airdrops, where one person could control countless addresses.

The massive bundling at the bottom of meme coins, a problem that’s been around for years, seems to have been solved with agentic.id. With fairness in place, can memes reach even greater heights? This is a great experiment, too. Let’s wait and see.

#PTAH 开矿了 稍微捋了一下： 目前矿机开了65%（估计会开到100%） top100矿机平均成本：120u 按抛压全释放，15天之后 如果ptah维持3m，则矿机收益为100% 另外从市场承接来计算： ptah 15天需要2m资金（每天13wu） 参考 #BEM absorbed 7m in funds over 3 months (80k per day), so PTAH is expected to be valued at 1-2m within the next 15 days.

Powerful

All right, I managed to withdraw it. The interface is just way too hard to use.

I made over $10K in five minutes, but it looks like they won't let me withdraw???

$predict Is the market maker having problems?