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Saw $ANSEM at $40m MC Same token that was at $440m MC 4 months ago knew it was the bottom and I longed Already up 300% with size!!! What a good way to start the day GM fellow Profitable Traders! 🦅❤️

US midterm results are in🇺🇸 The Dems won in a landslide and the Rep lost Hell, we even got a Blue Texas before Gta6 What does this imply for Crypto? Remember, many are betting on crypto booming from the $5000 per adult dividend Pres. Trump promised if Republicans win both chambers How do we position now that that's not happening?

I bought $ELYSIAN on @Enter_Elysium There are numerous launchpads on the chain right now However, none stood out as @Elysianpad atm Elysian allows creators to either share creator fees to users on X, reward holders in $HYPE, support tokens liquidity or directly buy back their tokens with fees. The thesis here is super simple: As mainnet draws closer, the more attention @Enter_Elysium gets And people would want to launch their projects where they have the most freedom. That's what @Elysianpad offers The upside to $ELYSIAN is huge. I'm in at $80k CA: 0x298622170fAB26dB27BD8E29D13c429BFd819eB4 PS: also bought the first cat on the chain $e/cat at $6k 0xE65f874A53aeE521E3ce340cEfE2B31e2B07eDf6 Risky beta, but I put what I can afford to lose. The upside is huge

IT'S HERE. Elysian is now LIVE on @Enter_Elysium , and our official token, $ELYSIAN, is live too! Elysian is a launchpad built to give creators more control over their launches and communities more ways to participate. CA: 0x298622170fab26db27bd8e29d13c429bfd819eb4 elysianpad.fun/

one thing that could determine how far institutional finance goes onchain is how well it can separate verification from disclosure. think about it. a business can be financially sound and still have good reasons not to expose its entire balance sheet to the public a trading firm might want to use DeFi liquidity without broadcasting its positions a lender might need to assess someone's financial standing without collecting their entire financial history the problem is that financial applications need data to make decisions, while blockchains make it possible for those decisions and transactions to be publicly verifiable. how do we get the benefits of both without forcing sensitive information into the open? this is an interesting problem @primus_labs is working on. Primus is building infrastructure around two technologies: zkTLS and fully homomorphic encryption (FHE). here's why this is important: most useful financial information lives outside the blockchain. your exchange balance, bank records, credit history and account credentials are all examples. but how does an onchain application know that information is genuine? zkTLS helps bridge that gap by allowing information obtained from web services to be cryptographically verified without necessarily revealing the underlying data. for example, a lending protocol could verify that a user meets a particular financial requirement without needing access to their entire account history. FHE addresses another part of the problem. it allows applications to perform computations on encrypted information without having to decrypt it first. in other words, sensitive data can still be useful for computation while remaining protected. together, these technologies point toward a different way of building financial applications: one where information can be authenticated and used without making full disclosure the default. and i think the implications go beyond institutional DeFi. consider proof of reserves. an exchange or stablecoin issuer needs a credible way to demonstrate that its assets exist. cryptographic verification can help establish that claim while limiting how much underlying information needs to be exposed. the same principle could support credit assessments based on verified financial records, confidential payments, private settlement and AI systems that need to work with sensitive data. what makes Primus particularly interesting is its ambition to bring this kind of verification and confidential computation to existing blockchain ecosystems, rather than requiring every application to migrate to a completely new chain. of course, privacy alone doesn't guarantee that a financial claim is true, and a proof of assets doesn't automatically establish that an institution is solvent the quality of the data, what exactly gets verified and how the system is implemented still matter, but the direction is worth paying attention to we've made considerable progress in making blockchain activity transparent and independently verifiable the next challenge is making that infrastructure useful for situations where revealing everything would be a terrible business decision that's the gap @primus_labs is trying to address, and it's a part of onchain infrastructure i think deserves more attention get started on Primus; - join the Primus campaign: s.kaito.ai/zC2yq05 - read the docs: primuslabs.xyz being early to the cure of onchain finance is a sure way to w!

No way! Grok don't snitch but ended up snitching Wtffffffffffffffffffff 💔😂

Knew the Pumpfun $2.5m trading competition will incentivize onchain crime but never imagined it to be this crazy A $UNI token was launched few hours ago, bundled 99%, shot up to $200m and barely 6 hours after, dumped to $9m watched a lot of people get rekt onchain Insane part, dudes from a single cabal were the ones shilling....

This week, YOU WILL WIN!!! Claim it..... GM and Happy New Week 🦅❤️

Rabby will be disintegrating MegaETH soon..... And $MEGA is already -80% from ATH -60% from ICO price I wonder what dudes who picked the 1 year lockup be feeling now

Happy New Month, Fam. I hope November is good to us. Cheers to Moonvember 🦅❤️

While everyone is focused on the Binance Hack, there is another THREAT that may have more impact on many people that we have with Binance Few hours ago, Blockaid flagged 10 DeFi sites that are actively draining wallets - stonkfun/xyz, pickle/finance, echelon, origami, fluxbeam/xyz, stakepoint/app, supswap, longbow, shprd & apexdefi They earlier flagged kintsu, stonkbrokers/cash and flap/sh. These are apps we use on a daily basis and apparently, the backend was hit by DNS hijack serving wallet drainers. If you're connected to these sites; - go to revoke.cash - revoke access If you haven't, refrain from connecting to any of the sites ATM. Stay safe y'all RT for others

Bruh that screenshot. They legit wrote Revenue 😂 We now count Exploits as revenue ? 😭

Elon, have a lot of respect for you, but bad time to troll. Please stop. Our SPCX shares (from our $500m investment in your Twitter takeover) are worth more than a billion. Would appreciate if you show a little support. Thanks!

There's a single set of people who are not bothered by this Binance hack ..... those who have no money onchain or on the exchange dont know a day will come when being Broke will be bliss. You can't stress over anything when you are at 0.