Fabianosol

20 hours before the Royal Pop release
The queue outside the Swatch flagship store in Zurich getting longer

Mad Lads from $30K to $680
this one hurts ngl

🚨 45% APY for a limited time:
Depositing ONyc on @ExponentFinance gives you 8x OnRe points for the next 7 days
I deposited $5,000
That means I make 40,000 points/day (280,000 in 1 week)
1 OnRe point could be worth $0.0002
Together with the base yield of 13% I will earn $58

craziest bill I've ever seen
$40 for a red bull

Looks like borrowing against collector cards is coming to Loopscale:
Imagine taking a loan against your Pokemon cards...
Future of finance is being built on @solana

The easiest $2k you could make this week?!
Swatch x AP Royal Pop's release is expected on May 16 (likely limited to 2 watches p/p)
Resale prices could instantly go 4x in the first few days
- Buying: 2 × $400 = $800
- Selling: 2 × $1,600 = $3,200
- Potential profit: +$2,400

there's a top upcoming airdrop with just 17,000 wallets
but airdrop farming is dead they say

What happened to veganism?

This is the chart of the coin that got shilled by the founder of the biggest launchpad who makes $1M daily
You all got farmed

Who’s your founder?

Eggs price collapsed by 98%
What happened?

Coinbase lost $394M in Q1 while valued at $52B Mcap
Hyperliquid with 11 employees made $192M while valued at $10.5B
Make it make sense

One of the most interesting token to watch:
In two months, team and investor unlocks will begin
$18M in monthly sell pressure for 3 straight years (Jun 2029)
All while buybacks are 50% "only" now ($15M monthly)

this might be a bold prediction:
but I think JUP goes easily back to $0.4–$0.5 if they fix ONE thing
why?
buybacks & burn work but only when unlock pressure is low
→ that’s why pump didn’t work
→ that’s why hyperliquid does work
it has to be deflationary (+ no fear of unlocks)
Jupiter finally moved in that direction with net-zero emissions. In theory, they could buy back +20% of supply over the next few years
but here’s the problem (maybe two):
Jupiter’s revenue is trending down, Hyperliquid’s is stable (Hyperliquid also generates ~10x more revenue than Jupiter)
and it gets worse:
~60% of Jupi

So if I bet $100 on basically the same market, I pay the following fees:
- Hyperliquid: ~$0.015
- Polymarket: $3.82
That's a difference of up to 250x

Only in crypto do companies pay KOLs four figures/tweet just to get these metrics

Am I the only one who thinks the new Polymarket fees are actually horrible?
2-4% is very steep