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I’m sorry, but I see no gain to holding liquid $S.
Look at this chart.
$CRONJe has vastly outperformed $S since it launched last year.
At least farm the two.
But, even better , I’d farm CRONJe with several of the historically better-performing pairs first!
**THE GAS TOKEN DOESN’T HAVE TO GO UP TO MAKE MONEY**
Note: If you have only a small amount, a good strategy may be to farm the biggest APY pool - or even spread across several of the highest APY pools.
Remember that the APY goes down with more that is put into the pool.
The single-sided staking is much better for 4+ figs investors - if you have less than get into the highest APY pool(s).
$METRO $ANON $PHANIC $HEDGY $THC $GOGZ $FIVE $HESS
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Why no one should buy anything associated with Richard
Heart already owns 90%+ of the stack - MORE LIKELY 95%+ - because he almost certainly put in some real money of his own into the AA. The 90% would simply be from recycling other people’s money.
After that, the public is left with about $180 million of screen valu- plus a junk drawer of community tokens.
The books those tickets trade against are $7–11 million.
That is the real money the crowd “owns,” and that is generous. Take out whales like “Godwhale” and Rackham - and the leftover significantly shrinks again.
You cannot mint hundreds of dollar-millionaires out of an $11 million door.
Every sizable seller is fighting for the same thin PLS and Stables on PulseX.
The first few who get paid eat the price.
HEX yield does not fix it — yield is more HEX.
pDAI does not fix it — it is a $0.002 copy with no vaults.
PLSX at $1.3 billion on a $3 million book is not a treasury.
The only people who can take dollars out in size already own the float and drip it into other people’s bids. Everyone else is the bid. A handful can skim.
The crowd cannot cash out.
Leftover value is not a middle class. It is a line at a window that closes after the first few big sellers.
Screen value is not money.
APY in HEX is not income.
Income is what clears in dollars after slippage.
How the launch was rigged:
HEX was sold as $678 million of demand — 2.3 million ETH. 94–97% of that was recycling: ETH left the Flush address, looped through intermediaries, and came back in as “new” buyers. CoinDesk’s read: real outside money was closer to $34 million (and, again, Heart and a few whales likely own a significant amount of this).
Each loop minted HEX to the recycler. Buyers sent ETH and received an inflated tape.
There are two deceptions:
Hidden self-dealing.
The house was also the fake customer. Recycled ETH printed the float. That was not disclosed. Calling it a “Sacrifice” does not change it.
Fake demand.
People sent ETH because the tape looked huge. A $678 million crowd and a $34 million crowd plus a recycling machine are not the same product.
“Investors” were sold organic demand and funded a loop that printed inventory for the operator (Tubby).
Investors were not told.
The contract still pays Origin a copy of bonuses and half of early-unstake penalties.
Staking pays more HEX. Inflation you cannot sell is not a salary.
pDAI is the same trick with a dollar sign. No Maker collateral, no peg, $0.002. “Peggening” is a slogan.
Dollars enter when someone bridges in.
Dollars leave when someone sells into a pool that still holds dollars.
Everything else is HEX priced in PLS priced in HEX.
Thin books rally; they also unwind.
The people with the deepest bags do not need you rich - they need you to be the bid.
And, rich in what, and sold to whom? Until the answer is dollars in size, the millionaires are on a spreadsheet only.
People who got scammed keep trying to get others to bail them out - and some probably believe that it all can go to the moon, but they don’t understand the mathematics of all of it and how pitiful their bags are and how these whales will never allow them to “steal” their riches…
The moral of this entire story is: do not lbuy anything associated with Richard Heart(less).
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DannyManDeBo retweeted
Happy V2.2 Day for those that celebrate 🎉
Sonic mainnet V2.2 is LIVE!
This upgrade introduces bundled transactions, expanded transaction sponsorship, larger smart contracts, and several improvements across the network.
Built to make Sonic simpler for users and more powerful for developers.
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DannyManDeBo retweeted
Why no one should buy anything associated with Richard
Heart already owns 90%+ of the stack - MORE LIKELY 95%+ - because he almost certainly put in some real money of his own into the AA. The 90% would simply be from recycling other people’s money.
After that, the public is left with about $180 million of screen valu- plus a junk drawer of community tokens.
The books those tickets trade against are $7–11 million.
That is the real money the crowd “owns,” and that is generous. Take out whales like “Godwhale” and Rackham - and the leftover significantly shrinks again.
You cannot mint hundreds of dollar-millionaires out of an $11 million door.
Every sizable seller is fighting for the same thin PLS and Stables on PulseX.
The first few who get paid eat the price.
HEX yield does not fix it — yield is more HEX.
pDAI does not fix it — it is a $0.002 copy with no vaults.
PLSX at $1.3 billion on a $3 million book is not a treasury.
The only people who can take dollars out in size already own the float and drip it into other people’s bids. Everyone else is the bid. A handful can skim.
The crowd cannot cash out.
Leftover value is not a middle class. It is a line at a window that closes after the first few big sellers.
Screen value is not money.
APY in HEX is not income.
Income is what clears in dollars after slippage.
How the launch was rigged:
HEX was sold as $678 million of demand — 2.3 million ETH. 94–97% of that was recycling: ETH left the Flush address, looped through intermediaries, and came back in as “new” buyers. CoinDesk’s read: real outside money was closer to $34 million (and, again, Heart and a few whales likely own a significant amount of this).
Each loop minted HEX to the recycler. Buyers sent ETH and received an inflated tape.
There are two deceptions:
Hidden self-dealing.
The house was also the fake customer. Recycled ETH printed the float. That was not disclosed. Calling it a “Sacrifice” does not change it.
Fake demand.
People sent ETH because the tape looked huge. A $678 million crowd and a $34 million crowd plus a recycling machine are not the same product.
“Investors” were sold organic demand and funded a loop that printed inventory for the operator (Tubby).
Investors were not told.
The contract still pays Origin a copy of bonuses and half of early-unstake penalties.
Staking pays more HEX. Inflation you cannot sell is not a salary.
pDAI is the same trick with a dollar sign. No Maker collateral, no peg, $0.002. “Peggening” is a slogan.
Dollars enter when someone bridges in.
Dollars leave when someone sells into a pool that still holds dollars.
Everything else is HEX priced in PLS priced in HEX.
Thin books rally; they also unwind.
The people with the deepest bags do not need you rich - they need you to be the bid.
And, rich in what, and sold to whom? Until the answer is dollars in size, the millionaires are on a spreadsheet only.
People who got scammed keep trying to get others to bail them out - and some probably believe that it all can go to the moon, but they don’t understand the mathematics of all of it and how pitiful their bags are and how these whales will never allow them to “steal” their riches…
The moral of this entire story is: do not lbuy anything associated with Richard Heart(less).
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DannyManDeBo retweeted
I am releasing my full documentary exposing the mosque closest to Ground Zero. This is my craziest video yet.
In this video, you will hear a man say those who don’t pray to Allah are worse than rapists. He also refused to answer whether or not we deserved 9/11 and so did many others.
One man told me that if I was against Islam that I should be killed. When I asked him directly… “I should be killed?” he answered, “Yeah.” He then proceeded to say it was American christians and jews that did 9/11.
I then attended the prayer and watched the Imam tell us that the whole world is against Islam but that victory will soon come for Allah.
Multiple people I interviewed at the mosque told me that they do not believe Muslim hijackers were responsible for 9/11.
Others told me they don't believe Hamas is a terrorist organization.
Another man told me the Holocaust didn’t happen and that he wants the whole world to become Muslim. I ran into 2 other people outside the mosque that also believed the Holocaust didn’t happen.
Again, these are just random people attending this mosque.
I watched as a taxi driver drove up onto the sidewalk and said he was going to park there, which is completely illegal in New York City. When I confronted him and told him that he was breaking the law, he said that it was fine to do it during prayer time. When I went to tell the traffic police about it, they ran away from me and refused to report the violation.
This all happened just blocks from where nearly 3,000 people were killed on September 11, 2001.
Is this all radical islam or just islam?
The best way to support my reporting is to subscribe right here on X, or you can donate directly to my security fund in the comments.
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DannyManDeBo retweeted
@SonicLabs has published its Day 100 update, and the direction is clear.
Most L1s follow the same cycle: token launch, emissions, sell pressure, then gradual irrelevance. Very few recover once momentum is lost.
Sonic is taking a different route:
• All manual $S mints cancelled; only validator emissions remain
• Third-party audit of token supply underway
• V2.2 network upgrade live, adding bundled transactions, expanded fee sponsorship and a new execution engine
• Commercial focus on four verticals: payments & FX (Circle, Frax, Mastercard), AI agents, RWAs and prediction markets
• Revenue first, before any buybacks or burns
A chain that tightens supply, ships upgrades and builds real revenue after a drawdown is in a stronger position than most of its peers.
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The $HEDGY chart is a victim of the $S price action.
When $S wakes up, there is some serious potential for something amazing.
Cooking a full rework of our site which is frankly shit currently.
6,700% to Feb highs. Ready.
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DannyManDeBo retweeted
Here’s an early look at the speaker panel for the upcoming PulseChain conference.
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Please remember that you can prove that Islam is peaceful despite 1,400 years of brutal Islamic conquests and hundreds of millions of people killed and/or subjugated if:
1) Your friend Ahmad is peaceful;
2) Your friend Bobby Joe converted to Islam and has never harmed anyone;
3) You are a non-Muslim who lived once in an Islamic country and you lived to tell about it.
4) Simply say that Islam's violence is due to the Jews.
Critical thinking is so overrated. It is best to take a dip into the warm infinity pool of Suicidal Empathy.
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All Muslim names.
As I say, they are literally an invasive species.
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Here are the names of the 12 defendants charged in a $10 million daycare fraud scheme in California:
1. Fosiya Mohamoud
2. Abdulrahman Alawad
3. Zetun Abdi
4. Ikramullah Mohmmand
5. Khetam Haouash
6. Khatera Hashimi
7. Mariam Khamis
8. Mohamad Alawad
9. Mazin Alawad
10. Turkiya Alawad
11. Zaryab Daudzai
12. Cezar Yaqoob
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Why I’m so bearish regarding the crypto market
For about six months, I’ve typed doom and gloom to deaf ears - or worse, I’ve been ripped on and laughed at for pointing out that crypto is unsustainably oversaturated (way too many projects), and the money has been so diluted, barely anything can get any traction and most alts have insanely inflated market caps.
This is very similar to when I was ripped on for calling the dotcom implosion way back when the first iteration of the modern Web was a bunch of sites with no revenue stream possibilities - and most had ridiculously unrealistic expectations.
(It’s like Déjà vu seeing the “if you build it, they will come” mentality that is pervasive in crypto - and was back then as well.)
Crypto is in far worse shape than Internet companies before the dotcom implosion - this contraction and reset will be more significant.
Here are some “lowlights” right now:
CoinGecko studied ~20.2 million tokens and more than half are no longer trading.
We all know there are many useless tokens being spewed from these shit-coin factories - with no hope of survival - but tens of millions?
About 11.6 million of those deaths were in 2025 alone.
This latest RobinHood - supposed local bull market or bullish activity - is merely a desperation ploy by scammers and the dumb dumbs that give them money. It is completely unsustainable and activity will drop like a rock very soon (If it hasn’t by the time I typed this).
Pump.fun-style tokens often die day one: one tracker put ~69% of bonding-curve last trades were on launch day.
Among coins that once made the top 100, CryptoRank later classified 71.9% as effectively inactive, with an average top-100 lifespan of about two years and four months.
Entire chains have been sunset: Harmony (ONE), ICON, Dogechain, Router Chain - among others.
L2s that are gone include: Polygon zkEVM, Moonbeam (Polkadot parachain), Botanix (Bitcoin L2 / Spiderchain) - and many more.
Wallets have been dropping support for long-tail networks (such as Trust Wallet dropping built-in support for 25 networks including Agoric, Aurora, Boba, Moonbeam, MultiversX, Polygon zkEVM, Viction, Wanchain).
DefiLlama’s 2026 wind-down writeup said the largest cohort of announced shutdowns was L1s and L2s, and most of the apps that died were sitting on Ethereum. “No product-market fit” was the #1 stated reason.
Significant projects on significant chains that sunset:
• Balancer — this week. Once over $3B TVL (2021).
• Loopring — first production zk-rollup DEX on Ethereum. Team’s post-mortem: never got real adoption.
• Radiant Capital, Goldfinch, Ionic, Odos, Carrot, Step Finance, Summer.fi, Angle, and a pile of perp DEXs (Rage Trade, Vela, Satori, etc.).
Several exchanges and many games have shut down - this is bad.
Now, here is the uncomfortable part for prices:
If the long tail dies and no new speculative float replaces it, two things happen at once:
1. Alt liquidity gets worse, not better. Survivors do not inherit the dead coins’ volume. Volume was fake depth from incentives.
2. The only reliable bid left is the one already concentrated: BTC, stables, and whatever still prints fees.
That is a market that can grind, chop, or go nowhere for a long time while people sell into a thinner and thinner book. It is not automatically a crash of Bitcoin to zero, and it is not an altseason. It is what a liquidation of “tourist capital” looks like when the tourists do not come back.
Another uncomfortable truth about this industry is the $2.7 trillion market cap is way too high - old L1s, leftover farms, mid-cap tokens, “still listed” coins with a last CEX print and no book.
That layer works like this:
1. Coin last trades at $0.12 on a thin pair.
2. Site multiplies by 400 million circulating.
3. Screen says $48 million market cap.
4. Real bid might be $50k–$500k. The other $47.5 million is a spreadsheet. Continued …
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DannyManDeBo retweeted
Why I’m so bearish regarding the crypto market
For about six months, I’ve typed doom and gloom to deaf ears - or worse, I’ve been ripped on and laughed at for pointing out that crypto is unsustainably oversaturated (way too many projects), and the money has been so diluted, barely anything can get any traction and most alts have insanely inflated market caps.
This is very similar to when I was ripped on for calling the dotcom implosion way back when the first iteration of the modern Web was a bunch of sites with no revenue stream possibilities - and most had ridiculously unrealistic expectations.
(It’s like Déjà vu seeing the “if you build it, they will come” mentality that is pervasive in crypto - and was back then as well.)
Crypto is in far worse shape than Internet companies before the dotcom implosion - this contraction and reset will be more significant.
Here are some “lowlights” right now:
CoinGecko studied ~20.2 million tokens and more than half are no longer trading.
We all know there are many useless tokens being spewed from these shit-coin factories - with no hope of survival - but tens of millions?
About 11.6 million of those deaths were in 2025 alone.
This latest RobinHood - supposed local bull market or bullish activity - is merely a desperation ploy by scammers and the dumb dumbs that give them money. It is completely unsustainable and activity will drop like a rock very soon (If it hasn’t by the time I typed this).
Pump.fun-style tokens often die day one: one tracker put ~69% of bonding-curve last trades were on launch day.
Among coins that once made the top 100, CryptoRank later classified 71.9% as effectively inactive, with an average top-100 lifespan of about two years and four months.
Entire chains have been sunset: Harmony (ONE), ICON, Dogechain, Router Chain - among others.
L2s that are gone include: Polygon zkEVM, Moonbeam (Polkadot parachain), Botanix (Bitcoin L2 / Spiderchain) - and many more.
Wallets have been dropping support for long-tail networks (such as Trust Wallet dropping built-in support for 25 networks including Agoric, Aurora, Boba, Moonbeam, MultiversX, Polygon zkEVM, Viction, Wanchain).
DefiLlama’s 2026 wind-down writeup said the largest cohort of announced shutdowns was L1s and L2s, and most of the apps that died were sitting on Ethereum. “No product-market fit” was the #1 stated reason.
Significant projects on significant chains that sunset:
• Balancer — this week. Once over $3B TVL (2021).
• Loopring — first production zk-rollup DEX on Ethereum. Team’s post-mortem: never got real adoption.
• Radiant Capital, Goldfinch, Ionic, Odos, Carrot, Step Finance, Summer.fi, Angle, and a pile of perp DEXs (Rage Trade, Vela, Satori, etc.).
Several exchanges and many games have shut down - this is bad.
Now, here is the uncomfortable part for prices:
If the long tail dies and no new speculative float replaces it, two things happen at once:
1. Alt liquidity gets worse, not better. Survivors do not inherit the dead coins’ volume. Volume was fake depth from incentives.
2. The only reliable bid left is the one already concentrated: BTC, stables, and whatever still prints fees.
That is a market that can grind, chop, or go nowhere for a long time while people sell into a thinner and thinner book. It is not automatically a crash of Bitcoin to zero, and it is not an altseason. It is what a liquidation of “tourist capital” looks like when the tourists do not come back.
Another uncomfortable truth about this industry is the $2.7 trillion market cap is way too high - old L1s, leftover farms, mid-cap tokens, “still listed” coins with a last CEX print and no book.
That layer works like this:
1. Coin last trades at $0.12 on a thin pair.
2. Site multiplies by 400 million circulating.
3. Screen says $48 million market cap.
4. Real bid might be $50k–$500k. The other $47.5 million is a spreadsheet. Continued …
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Same for old farms: LP tokens and reward tokens still get a mark if the aggregator still has a price - even though they are effectively worthless and dead.
Total crypto value is “last price times supply for whatever we still list.” So, the cash that can actually exit was always a fraction of the amount on your screen.
Many of us have understood this for quite some time, but I don’t think we all understood how inflated these things can be on all of these alt chains.
So, while none of this means that bitcoin will go to zero - or Ethereum will die - it does illustrate the way the industry has been going is unsustainable - and The Great Contraction (my term) is already underway - and it will gain momentum well into 2027.
I’ve never been an investment writer who made price calls, but I know all of this adds up to a challenging market for the vast majority of crypto projects, and this industry is changing significantly.
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DannyManDeBo retweeted
🚨 JUST IN: Ugandan Mayor Mamdani announces a MAJOR LAWSUIT against the Trump admin for enacting a new rule allowing foreigners to be denied a green card if they are going to leech off public welfare dollars
"To get to any of us, you will have to get through all of us." 🤡
Mamdani is fuming that a rule will soon take effect allowing migrants' need for assistance like SNAP determine whether they'll be allowed to stay
The 3RD WORLD INVADER is doing EXACTLY as you'd expect! He's trying to PROTECT giving out billions of tax dollars to foreigners 🤯
MAMDANI: "We are confronting this injustice with the solidarity and action that it demands — New York City is leading a coalition of cities and counties, including Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, Santa Clara County and King County to sue the federal government for the gross illegality of their new public charge rule and the irreparable damage that it will cause."
HE'LL LOSE! Trump has full authority to do this!
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DannyManDeBo retweeted
Hey, @RepJasmine Crockett: You called for justice for Tasia Fortune, the black woman lynched on a tree in Jackson, Mississippi.
They finally arrested the suspect.
Why are you so quiet now?
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