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The Instant Games Tournament is officially wrapped. 2535 of you degens grinded for the bag. Time to claim your cut of the $111,111 + 30M WON prize pool. Head to the promotions tab and claim your rewards.
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users, contributors, investors same $JUMP exposure, with no jumper equity.
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🚨 𝐜𝐲𝐛𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐡𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐬𝐞𝐜𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐮𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞 a lot of people are going to lose money on the wrong cyberthrone page. fakes showing up is usually the signal a mint is close. two cyberthrone posts in one hour. both about not getting wrecked. » first: fake collections on opensea. » second: why unvault is taking its time after the magic eden approval mess. so let me make it simple: @0xcyberthrone genesis is not a random opensea mint you just stumble into. they are not asking you to ape a date. they are saying the mint only happens when the rails are safe. official mint is on @unvault only. if you see this: - collection that appeared overnight - uses their robots - asks you to sign a tx before you verified the account it is not them. this project spent years on: ▪︎ hand-drawn art ▪︎ print software ▪︎ 3d files ▪︎ holder hub and licenses scammers only need 20 minutes and a stolen jpeg. so do it in this order: • protect the bag first • research the project second if you want the robots, keep the official sources: • x.com/0xcyberthrone • whitepaper.cyberthrone.io mint: unvault - don't mint from screenshots - revoke old approvals - ignore clone collections - then look at the actual product mint from source.
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I’ve known @jumperapp for a long time, but honestly I always had it in a pretty simple box in my head basically, somewhere I could use when I needed a bridge but today I spent a lot more time actually going through the app, and where I place Jumper in my head changed a bit because I don’t think Jumper’s main thing is being a bridge aggregator bridge is just where Jumper first meets the user but after looking through the app, I realized something: if capital is already moving through Jumper, why should the user need to go to another app for the next financial action? I first noticed this in a normal bridge flow when Jumper found me a route to bridge from Arbitrum to Base, it even noticed I was low on gas on Base and added the option to get destination gas inside the same flow up to this point, you can still say it’s just a really good bridge aggregator but the part where it really clicked for me was Earn I was looking at a Morpho $USDC vault on Monad my capital was sitting on Arbitrum as $ARB naturally, a bunch of different steps formed in my head but on Jumper, I selected the $ARB on Arbitrum and the system built a route directly into that Morpho position for me so the bridge aggregation doesn’t stop at the bridge screen the routing layer starts getting embedded into the financial action itself that was the point where the super-app thesis started to feel real to me then I looked at Advanced and the same pattern was there again they’re putting different execution intents like Limit, TWAP and Multi-swap on top of the same aggregation engine so the user’s intent changes, but what the infrastructure is doing stays the same: what are you trying to do, and how do I get you there with the least friction? the idea gets even broader on the RWA side when I looked at $NVIDIA, it didn’t just show me one $NVDA token I could see different issuer and chain options from xStocks, Ondo, Robinhood, Backpack Securities, Coinbase Tokenized Stocks and bStocks you can also compare things like fees, redemption, dividends and other differences between the issuers so I don’t think what’s being aggregated here is just liquidity or bridge routes anymore the decision itself is starting to get aggregated too and I think that part is really important that’s why I don’t think the right way to read Jumper’s super-app thesis is: “they added Earn next to bridge, added RWA, and Perps is coming too.” if you actually dig into the product, it feels more like: it’s trying to aggregate what users do before, during and after capital moves being a super-app doesn’t just mean having a lot of features it means reducing the number of times a user has to leave for another app every time their financial intent changes and this isn’t an app starting from zero and still looking for distribution Jumper is already at $40B+ lifetime volume and 100K+ monthly active users because what I saw today wasn’t a bunch of independent features it was the same aggregation/routing logic being reused across more and more financial intents Make the JUMP
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On Base, tokenized stocks are no longer just something you trade, they can now be used as collateral. With @base and @aave V4, users can borrow USDC against eligible Coinbase Tokenized Stocks. That means unlocking liquidity without selling the position, replacing a TradFi-style margin setup with a simpler, always-on onchain model. In the same stretch, a $1M PSA 10 Charizard sale on Beezie showed Base can carry real volume in collectibles, not only finance. Builder meetings in Singapore also signal APAC momentum. The sub-second, sub-cent, 24/7 settlement pitch is what makes these use cases usable. I think the real shift is turning a stock from an onchain ticker into a credit and liquidity primitive. When collectibles, tokenized equity, and borrowing sit on the same chain, capital efficiency goes up. That’s why Base still feels like the right place to build. 🟦 (📷According to X rules, a paid partnership has been selected. It is not investment advice or a paid partnership.)
.@Slippyclub said collabs are open today, DMs are not checked, and the work runs through Rohitz with limited spots. The no-arms snake line stays, but the process is reduced to one contact instead of a pile of messages. @NucleusCodes ’ latest official note opened a contribution campaign for @Americanfort_io , asking for original writing around privacy infrastructure, FortressName, Send-to-Name™, and SafeSend™. The two accounts are doing different jobs: one names the collab operator, the other ties contribution scoring to specific product features. The shared mechanic is a measurable channel instead of an inbox. One closes who you write to; the other narrows what you write about. Partnership and distribution look like a narrow door, not an open shout. (📷According to X rules, a paid partnership has been selected. It is not investment advice or a paid partnership.)
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The interesting part about agentic commerce isn’t that an agent can buy. It’s that it can now find a way in. A Facet Terminal gives the agent a clear path instead of a 403 wall. It can enrol, browse, build the order, ask its human, then pay 28.49 USDC from its own wallet into Boson escrow on Base. The money stays there until the order is fulfilled. That’s what makes the whole flow interesting. @facetllc × @BosonProtocol x402B Agentic commerce is gradually becoming real.
Watch an agent buy something. The open web says 403 to software. A Facet Terminal says 402 and names the credential and where to enrol. The agent enrols, reads the catalogue, builds a checkout, stops to ask its human — then pays 28.49 USDC from its own wallet into Boson escrow on Base mainnet and gets a receipt it can verify against the merchant's keys. A wall says no. A door says how. The escrow holds the money in between. Film by @facetllc. Agentic commerce is being built on Boson x402B.
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does the narrative really need another tweet to get noticed? @cryptojourneyrs thinks the bigger play is getting some acknowledgment from the Binance ecosystem. honestly, that content strategy makes sense.
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been reading the @Americanfort_io paper again tonight. i went in expecting to read about the bridge stuff. ended up spending most of the time on the payment part. the problem is pretty simple. if you keep using one public address, people can slowly connect all your payments together. but if you keep changing addresses, proving one specific payment later can get annoying. the idea behind FortressName is to separate those two things. you keep the same name. but each payment can go to a new address. the sender can also provide proof for that specific payment and connect it to the registered identity. so if an auditor asks about one payment later, you can show that payment without handing over your whole wallet history. i actually like that distinction. “who sent this payment?” doesn't have to mean “show me everything this wallet has ever received.” SafeSend isn't live yet. and the beta names can't receive real funds either. so there's still a lot to see before this becomes something people actually use. but the payment privacy idea is interesting. have you ever needed to prove one onchain payment and wished you didn't have to expose the rest of your wallet history?
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Been watching what @Actionist_ai is building and honestly, this makes a lot of sense. Instead of spending time building complicated automations, you just show Actionist how you do something once. The tabs. The tools. The steps. The little decisions. Then AI can repeat the process for you. Less clicking around, less tab chaos, more time for the things that actually need your attention. And knowing it’s being built within the @ActionModelAI ecosystem with the community having a stake in the value created makes it even more interesting. Feels like we’re getting close. 100k campaign ongoing. Join here: join.actionmodel.com/GOZI
We’ve been quietly building something new for the Action Model ecosystem. Most automation tools start by asking you to build the automation. We thought that was a little backwards. With Actionist, you show it how you do something once. The tabs you open. The tools you use. The order you do things. The decisions you make along the way. Then turn that process into something AI can repeat for you. Less tab chaos. Less repetitive clicking. More time for the work that actually needs you. And the best part? The value doesn't just flow back to a billionaire-owned AI company. Actionist is part of the Action Model ecosystem, built with the help of our 500K+ community, with a model designed to give that community a stake in the value they help create. We're getting closer. If you're not following @Actionist_ai yet, now would be a good time 👀
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I hired an agent last month to clean up a spreadsheet. It sent back the file, called it done. I looked at three formulas and thought otherwise. That's the exact gap Internet Court exists for, two sides that already agreed a job was finished and now disagree about what finished even meant. On Internet Court, that dispute goes to validators picked at random, each running a different AI model. Not one judge, not the side that shouted loudest. Funds set aside for that spreadsheet job don't move until a verdict comes back. Nobody's out money while they're still arguing about it. @courtofinternet built this because a normal court would cost more than the spreadsheet job was worth, and take months to even schedule. internetcourt.org/ What's the smallest agent job you've done that you'd actually want judged fairly if it went sideways?
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Scallop Virtual cards available instantly at @Scallopcom Use it for online and in-store purchases wherever supported. Premium features I love? You can freeze/unfreeze it, set spending limits, and add to Apple Pay / Google Pay. Super smooth, and I control everything from my phone. Create yours in seconds at @Scallopcom
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Altseason? Let the timeline debate it. 👀 Fiat → your favourite supported coins. Right inside the Scallop App. Quick swaps. Fees upfront. No app-hopping. You choose the coin. We simplify the swap.
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Crypto payments are only useful if the money actually gets where you need it without unnecessary costs along the way. You can have a fast transaction, a good wallet, and an easy way to move crypto, but high fees can still take a noticeable piece out of the amount you’re sending. That’s one of the things I like about what @MegPrimePay is building. The focus is on making crypto movement feel closer to a normal payment experience, with low fee crypto to bank transfers and wallet to wallet payments. So instead of dealing with a complicated process just to move funds from crypto into your everyday finances, you can send crypto and settle it directly to a U.S. bank account. There’s also the wallet to wallet side for moving funds between users without turning every transfer into a costly exercise. For me, the bigger idea is simple: → Send crypto → Move it where you need it → Avoid unnecessary fees → Keep more of the value you started with Crypto payments should not feel like you need to calculate five different costs before pressing send. MegPrime Pay is working toward making that experience much simpler. If you use crypto regularly and want an easier way to move it into the traditional banking system, it’s worth checking out. Try MegPrime Pay for yourself. 📱 App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/megpri…… 📱 Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/d…… $MPP
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chainstellar #SHUFFLE missed the last one I think I’m not going to miss this one 🎉🍾
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Isn't it just funny how thousands of us floods @pp_privatejet_2's comments whenever he make a post, hoping we'll be among the minority that gets chosen? I'm so delusional right now, I still think I'll get TIPPED one day 😎 🆔️ BallerPrince + #SHUFFLE
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This is a long journey, but in the end I realized that I want to be something more than just an entrepreneur. My goal is to become a TOP 10 KOL by the end of 2027. That’s the place where it all begins. So I will be grateful to everyone for any support. There’s a lot of interesting content and analysis ahead, so let’s stay in touch!
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Your phone could become part of the infrastructure robots rely on. Niantic showed how millions of smartphone captures can build powerful spatial data. But @vangrid_io is taking the idea in a different direction: What if robots could request fresh data from specific places when they need it? A warehouse. A blocked road. A stairwell. A market street. Someone nearby captures it with a phone. Privacy is handled on-device, while the capture can be fingerprinted and anchored onchain for provenance. Less reliance on stale maps. More fresh, targeted data for Physical AI. The grid is coming together.
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We call it Scallop+. 🌎✈️ eSIMs are just the start. Stay connected. Pay globally. Travel with less hassle. More coming.
In case you’re wondering if this actually works, yes, it does. @Scallopcom gives you an eSIM you can use to stay connected while travelling without swapping physical SIM cards or dealing with expensive roaming. Pick your destination, choose your plan, install it, and you’re good to go. Plans range from 1 to 30 days, and you can top up anytime from the Scallop app. Going somewhere soon? 🌍 Check out Scallop and get your eSIM ready before you travel. 📱
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🆔: ShadeXBTC Thank you @skel Most people disappear when they win. You’re still giving back on vacation. Real goat energy 🐐 @skel is my goat and saviour 🐐🫡 #skel
Vacation OVER ! Heading to China 🇨🇳 $10,000 giveaway en route - drop your @MetaWin usernames on a Quote Repost and I’ll give 5 people $2,000 each. Calling it tomorrow so hurry.
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