if you already use TradingView for your market analysis.. .@carrotfunding has <TradingView> integrated directly into its trading terminal, which makes the analysis side much easier for traders who already know how to use the platform. you get the full TradingView setup right where you trade, including: ➜ a wide range of indicators 
➜ drawing tools for marking up charts 
➜ multi-timeframe analysis so instead of analysing your setup somewhere else and then coming back to place the trade, you can study the chart and execute from the same interface. it basically brings the TradingView experience you already know directly into the Carrot terminal.

RT @atom_maxii: Morphy has been named chairman of the Unbothered Committee. The committee hasn't met once. Nobody seems bothered. @GetMo…

Most prop firms only tell you the rules but with @carrotfunding lets you look a little deeper at what’s actually happening behind the trade. Their trading infrastructure now runs through Hyperliquid’s on-chain order book, meaning orders, fills and liquidations are recorded on-chain and can be verified. ➜ 175+ markets across crypto, commodities, stocks and indices ➜ up to 5x leverage ➜ 24/7 trading ➜ standard Hyperliquid fees instead of some random platform markup And the interesting part is you’re not just looking at a fancy dashboard and trusting whatever is happening underneath. There’s an actual on-chain execution layer behind it. That’s a pretty different way to build a prop firm imo. 🥕

RT @atom_maxii: crypto traders can now search a trader’s name or wallet on fomo using the @copyfomo telegram bot and follow their trades di…

tlhe more I look into Jumper, the more it clicks for me. the incentives feel genuinely well thought out.

Something I found interesting while exploring CarrotFunding.io is that you don’t have to keep all your trading capital in a single account. @carrotfunding allows traders to stack multiple accounts, with the total account size going up to $200,000 according to their current scaling setup. The idea is pretty simple. Instead of stretching one account as far as possible, you can spread your capital across separate accounts. Each account has its own risk limits, so one bad trading day on one account doesn’t automatically wipe out everything you have across your other accounts. I actually like this approach because scaling isn’t only about getting a bigger number on one account. It’s also about managing risk properly as your trading grows. Multiple accounts, separate risk floors, up to $200K in aggregate capital.

60/60 Alhamdulillah I finished what I started. When I start this series, this account is nothing. No like, no replies, just me one my notice. Today is the day 60. I didn't become rich in 60 days. But I become discipline. If you learn one thing from my series, save this Post. Because more people start but very few finished. » I Lean and I understand. • Market no show blessed • Greedy is the best way to killed account • Journal is the best teacher in memecoin • Liquidity+ holders - volume + tweet • Revenge trade is the best way to $0 » Consistency is the key. Thank you CT Thank you my mutual friends Thanks you for everyone @AbdallahCvptain

Is this enough to get a 5 fig airdrop from jumper $JUMP

before paying for a trading challenge, check the parameters first. with @carrotfunding, you choose things like: ➜ account size ➜ challenge type ➜ trading venue once you configure your challenge, those parameters are fixed. so don’t just look at the price. make sure the challenge you’re choosing actually fits how you want to trade.

idk but i think MEXC is the only exchange with a very low amount of fees. and no, this is not even a paid shill i use different wallets and i have tried comparing the fees with other cex, but no one comes close. even dex wallets charges ridiculous amount for fees. just look at how cheap eth fee is. same goes for other assets.

Morphy has been named chairman of the Unbothered Committee. The committee hasn't met once. Nobody seems bothered. @GetMorphy

Minima disclosed a security incident from earlier this year, and there’s a detail in the way they reported it that caught my attention the Q3 update included something most projects would probably rather not talk about: a security incident affecting the Minima Web Wallet in May the Web Wallet is an application built on top of the Minima network its hosting environment was compromised through a malicious backup, and an attacker captured private key information belonging to users who logged in between March 20 and May 8 funds were subsequently withdrawn from some affected wallets the important distinction here is that the Minima blockchain itself was not compromised this was an attack on the wallet application’s hosting environment, not the underlying protocol once the incident was detected, the attacker’s access was revoked. affected users were contacted and given guidance for remediation. the compromised server was completely decommissioned and replaced, while the underlying wallet infrastructure was also retired in favour of a new architecture i want to be clear about what happened this was a real security incident that affected real users that’s serious, and replacing the infrastructure doesn’t undo the impact on people who were affected but there’s another part of the update worth paying attention to Minima didn’t leave the incident out of the quarterly report it was included publicly under a section called “Challenges and Lessons”, with a direct explanation of what happened and what was changed afterward. no attempt to suggest the blockchain itself had been compromised no vague description of an industry wide incident what was described was just: this is what happened this is what was affected this is what we did about it this is what we’re changing and that’s the part i found worth noting transparency after a security incident doesn’t make the incident less serious but documenting the failure clearly and explaining the remediation gives users and developers something concrete to evaluate the infrastructure is now built differently from the system that was compromised that doesn’t erase what happened but it’s the kind of lesson that matters when you’re building infrastructure people are expected to trust

i know an account that lost about $2700 on his polymarket football prediction last weekend. it’s been a week now and no new tweet from him yet. i just hope it’s not what i’m thinking

Wagoan guys, happy weekend. Dear God. Am putting Saturday into your hands, let it be an easy day for me & my mutuals..

$10 opportunity for creators. $5,000 referral opportunity. And much more from completing tasks, watching videos, and mining. This goldmine is called Ultra Wallet. I came across Ultra Wallet very recently, and I think it's something we should all pay attention to because, in this case, attention equals money. Ultra Wallet is a Web3 crypto wallet designed to provide users with a secure and accessible environment to store, manage, trade, and interact with crypto assets. It's relatively new and hasn't been around for very long, but it has already grown to 300,000+ users worldwide. The support, trust, and contributions of the community have played a major role in making this possible. Here's how you can earn: • Complete simple tasks: Earn by completing tasks such as visiting websites, watching videos, joining Telegram groups, and more. • Watch ads: You can also earn by simply watching ads. • Referrals: Refer your friends and participate in the $5,000 prize pool. • Ambassador program: The ambassador program was recently opened, rewarding creators $10 for every successful post. And that's not all. The wallet also has its own token, which we'll be mining. The token is set to launch on October 1, alongside more features coming with Version 2, including deposits, token trading, an LT P2P system, improved withdrawals, 2FA, and backup and recovery tools. You can start right now. Use the link in the comments to get started. This is a pretty interesting opportunity to get in early. You saw it early. Don't procrastinate. Get started now. Keep your eyes open. October 1 is the date. More to come...

sometimes the best trade is just knowing when to lock it in. leverage position closed at 160m, profits secured, and the spot bag is still there for whatever comes next. not a bad place to trade from either.

If there’s one thing memecoin traders will always regret, it’s missing a trade. Especially if you’re a fomo trader 😂 A lot of people join Telegram communities just to copy trades, but we’ve seen plenty of people miss calls for different reasons. That’s exactly what @copyfomo wants to change. It’s a Telegram bot that lets you pick a trader, choose your position size, and mirror their buys and sells directly in your own wallet. So if you’re the type that hates seeing a call after the entry already happened, this might be for you. I’ll be dropping more on how it works soon. t.me/copyfomo_bot

crypto traders can now search a trader’s name or wallet on fomo using the @copyfomo telegram bot and follow their trades directly from telegram. the bot lets you search for a trader, choose how much you want to put behind them, and their trades land in your telegram as they happen. I actually tested this out myself and honestly, it’s a pretty simple way to study how top traders are trading on fomo without constantly checking the platform. you can search using different methods too. their fomo handle, wallet address, profile link or even a screenshot of their fomo profile. with copyfomo, you can: ➜ pick a trader and choose your size 
➜ follow their buys and sells as they happen 
➜ track the pnl on each trade if you want to see how it works, check out the copyfomo telegram bot: t.me/copyfomo_bot hit deposit to fund your account and start copying.

happy football weekend champs. football fandom is changing. for years, being a football fan was mostly about watching games, supporting your club and arguing with your friends about who’s better. 😂 but what if all that participation could actually become part of your football identity? that’s the part of onefootball club that has been catching my attention. ofc @ofc_the_club is building around a simple idea: your fandom should mean something. fanpass gives you a place to build your football identity, while your activities across the ecosystem contribute to your fanscore. you can play, predict, complete quests, participate in campaigns and interact with different football experiences. instead of those activities disappearing after you’re done with them, they become part of your reputation as a fan. and that reputation is connected to opportunities and rewards. that’s a pretty interesting direction. because i don’t think the future of football fandom will only be about who has the biggest following or who shouts the loudest. it could also be about who actually participates. who keeps showing up. who contributes. who engages with the community. who creates. who supports the ecosystem. that is also why the superfan concept makes sense to me. it creates a way to recognise the people who consistently contribute rather than treating every community member exactly the same. and we’re already seeing onefootball experiment with different ways of bringing value back to its community. the latest one that caught my attention is the onefootball @ofc_the_club × polymarket @Polymarket collaboration. there is now a market debut quest on fanpass where eligible users can complete the required polymarket onboarding steps and receive 1,500 $ofc once the requirements are verified. Although currently paused. it’s a small example, but i think it shows something bigger. ofc is not just sitting there waiting for people to buy a token. the ecosystem is creating reasons for fans to actually come in, interact with products, complete activities and participate. and that is probably the most important part of building a fan economy. you need real reasons for people to care. you need experiences. you need community. you need incentives. and most importantly, you need a system where the people contributing to the ecosystem can actually benefit from being part of it. that’s the direction i see onefootball club exploring. football already has billions of passionate fans. the interesting question is what happens when that passion becomes measurable, portable and rewardable. that’s where ofc gets interesting to me. not just watching football. being part of the football economy. ⚽ be part of us today! gm ct #OneFootballCreator @ofc_the_club @chokmahxbt

no Jumper equity. if you want exposure to Jumper’s growth, $JUMP is the vehicle. simple as that. pretty straightforward.