Riding the ponzi of magic internet money
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Don’t wanna jinx anything but last time i bought a watch it was the absolute top and everything went to zero including the watch 😭
Thank you @watchking69
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3 years ago, those were good times
We are launching on @friendtech in less than 2 hours.
Strong hands will be rewarded. Weak hands diluted.
Stronger together CBB cartel.
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after trying to snipe/game hundreds of project launches, we've seen plenty of clown teams with no idea what they were doing on-chain
gotta say @standard_rsv launch looked very professional and felt pretty fair (unfortunately for us)
we did bot the uniswap listing, but you could literally get same or even better price manually 20 mins later
not a token shill, do whatever you want but good to see on-chain ponzi experiments for plumbers like us
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I was actually shocked by polymarket fees during the world cup, somehow more expensive than centralized bookmakers
prediction fees on trade[XYZ] are about 50x cheaper than polymarket and kalshi
liquidity is shit rn but pretty sure that won't last long
tradexyz era
Introducing Events by trade[XYZ].
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A user can deposit spot BTC, borrow USDC through portfolio margin, open a pre-ipo SpaceX perp position, hedge an upcoming SK Hynix earnings event with an events market, and pick the US Open winner—all from a single unified account on trade[XYZ].
Events will span sports, politics, economics, and financial markets, with an expanding range of categories and contract formats.
Our initial Up/Down markets cover equities, commodities, and pre-IPOs, powered by the depth and liquidity of trade[XYZ] perpetuals on HIP-3. These perpetuals provide continuous price discovery and serve as the resolution source, so each contract is grounded in XYZ's liquid market prices rather than an external oracle.
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broke ass larp who scammed his community for $2.2k back in 2024 has an opinion about loracle trades
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Forgot to mention but it wouldn't have been possible without @ether_fi and @hyperbeat 🫡
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