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Does Eli even trade lowcap, like ever? Funny you ask, I’ve been getting these random DMs wondering if I actually do on-chain lowcap trading or if I’m just here posting. For the record, I’ve got a small circle of friends where we share calls and take trades together, it's not

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So, $NILA just cleared a threshold most tokens never reach: a regulated U.S. on-ramp. It’s now available to U.S. buyers on Webot, a licensed exchange with money transmitter licenses across 48 states. First time the token has had access to a compliant U.S. venue, with a $2

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When you call it “rebalancing and derisking” instead of “selling at a loss”

No one. Absolutely no one. Deployer: let’s make the dumbest, longest ticker in existence, so long it won’t even fit on the screen:

For me, this is the cornerstone of any opsec setup, especially if you’re going the self-custody route. Is it bulletproof? Absolutely no. Is it complicated? It varies, but usually, yes. Is it optional? Absolutely not, unless you’re fine watching your hard-earned magic internet

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Ethereum validators keep paying the same hidden toll: block propagation that’s needlessly slow and repetitive. With Gossipsub, every peer gets full copies of every block and blob. That turns into burned bandwidth, long-tail arrival times, and attestation/proposal misses that

SA essentially offloaded most of its public equities book to Citadel after getting wrecked on AI trades. They were running as much as ~4x leverage in high-beta stuff (power, storage, neo-cloud, miners “turning AI”), and then the margin calls showed up. You can debate forever

At its height, Situational Awareness LP (SALP) reportedly ballooned to roughly ~$20B in AUM, an eye-watering ~10x since launch. The strategy is essentially a tight, levered cluster of bets on AI infrastructure choke points (power, storage/NAND, data-center buildouts/conversions

My DMs are full of people asking whether the post below means they should sit out Kaito v2. I think that’s missing the point. For one, there’s clearly more transparency between projects and creators this time around. For another, the new setup seems to reward motion over empty

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We have the 69,420th launchpad on RH. 🤣

We have the 69,420th launchpad on RH. 🤣