one thing i did not expect when i first started using @GoMining was how often i would come back to the wallet when i first joined my attention was mostly on the mining side • TH • mining power • BTC rewards but after using the ecosystem for a while i started using the wallet more specially when i wanted to move small amounts into BTC i have tried doing this through different chains before and for small amounts fees can sometimes make the whole process annoying so having USDT or USDC already there and being able to swap it into BTC made this part much simpler for me it is not something i thought much about when i first discovered GoMining but now it has become one of the parts i use regularly.

My top 4 bullet points on this article by @0xfJuan 1. One viral post doesn't work. Focus on overlap instead of reach by getting the right people to see your launch 3-4 times in a single morning. <1/3>

happy friday frens how are we spending the weekend?

one thing i did not expect when i first started using @GoMining was how often i would come back to the wallet when i first joined my attention was mostly on the mining side • TH • mining power • BTC rewards but after using the ecosystem for a while i started using the wallet more specially when i wanted to move small amounts into BTC i have tried doing this through different chains before and for small amounts fees can sometimes make the whole process annoying so having USDT or USDC already there and being able to swap it into BTC made this part much simpler for me it is not something i thought much about when i first discovered GoMining but now it has become one of the parts i use regularly.

DGrid AI locked 90% of the airdrop for 6 months today marks 1 month finally got my staking rewards claim $16 isn't bad tbh should keep me going until next month 😂

happy pre-friday finally broke past 2640 followers i don't even know how long ive been stuck there fck the Wins im celebrating this 🎉

goodnight bros my blue tick is back i can sleep peacefully now ✌️

When we look at Bitcoin’s journey, its greatest strength has always been its uncompromising L1 settlement security. However, as @Starknet highlights, forcing Bitcoin to process modern, high frequency smart contracts directly on the base chain creates massive performance bottlenecks. Without a dedicated execution layer, scaling complex DeFi applications on L1 simply breaks the user experience.

without the blue skin it feels nak*d man

4444 snurps are landing on earth september 30 another nft cook is loading and i m trying to get on that ship

Introducing SNURPS by Catapult Trade 4,444 NFTs · Mint Date: September 30 catapult.trade/snurps code: 4444 72 hours to get in

I transferred my crypto directly to my bank account and it took less than a minute no more p2p risks @BitgetWallet made it easy for us it was pretty smooth method ngl wanna try? here is complete guide👇

$7000 earned in Bitcoin. Here’s how Moovers did it 🧵

What’s the one @GoMining feature I probably use more than anything else? Miner Wars. It turned Bitcoin mining into something way more social for me. Instead of just checking my daily BTC rewards, I’m building MOOVERS, competing alongside other friends and watching our clan grow every week. We recently crossed 3,000 TH, and now we’re pushing toward 10,000 TH. That progression is probably my favourite part. More members → more TH → stronger clan → bigger goals. It gives me another reason to keep growing my own miners while helping other people grow theirs. Mining Bitcoin is already a long-term game. Miner Wars just made that game a lot more fun.

When banks put deposit tokens on an L2 like @base you get an interesting finality gap A transfer on Base can be confirmed almost instantly from the user's perspective But Base has different levels of L2 finality. Its latest state can be unsafe, then become safe once derived from canonical Ethereum data, and eventually finalized once that underlying L1 data reaches @ethereum finality That creates an important question for banks When should a token transfer be considered “settled”? A bank could use @base for fast transaction execution while waiting for stronger @ethereum -backed finality before treating the transfer as irreversible in its core systems And there is another layer If the deposit-token contract gives the issuer powers such as freeze, mint, burn or revocation, the token can have issuer-level controls that exist independently of Ethereum's consensus finality So who has the final say? Ethereum determines the canonical blockchain state issuer and legal framework determine how that state is recognized economically That suggests tokenized deposits may have two different notions of finality Blockchain finality → Ethereum Economic / legal finality → Issuer + banking framework The interesting part is that these two moments don't necessarily have to be the same For tokenized bank money, “final” may depend on which layer you're asking about What do you think?

the first conversation always matters tick zero is open, time to get in early see you in the discord

today is @zaddrnet nft mint day 5 hrs+ left for mint many of my friends got the mint congrats to y’all still some time left for the mint so i thought why not give it one last push if team find my tweet approve it else we continue in trenches anyway. --- if you want to make this a little more emotional so the team sees it and approves it right away, i can write it that way too maybe add a little more personal feeling and make it sound like i really want this mint what do you think?