I am very proud to be the first Korean to be selected for @ForbesWeb3 Inner Circle.

🚨🚨🚨 Plooshies has announced plans to launch a game on Robinhood. So what happens to the Abstract NFT holders? Are they simply being abandoned and left behind? A quick reminder about $CUDDLE / @ThePlooshies. I invested in January 2025 and waited patiently for over a year. I never blamed them for delays, price performance, or even the possibility of failure. Those are risks I accepted as an investor. They promised updates every 2–3 weeks, but not a single update was provided. Even on the final promised date, January 26, 2026, I had to reach out first. It has now been approximately 1 year and 9 months, and I still haven’t received any meaningful updates. My messages continue to go unanswered. I’m bringing the tweet below back to attention in the hope that no one else has to go through the same experience.

just decided i’m flying to Korea tomorrow see you there, last year was amazing!

Getting into @searchfi_eth is easy. Climbing the ranks isn't. We've built our role system to slowly filter out noise and find the people who are genuinely here for Web3, opportunities, and the community. Here's how it works ↓ SF Pioneer The entry point. Limited to 100 members who are consistently active in raids, conversations, and the community. Pioneers also unlock giveaways separate from the public ones. But getting Pioneer is just the beginning. ↓ SF Pre-Super This is where we start filtering quality from noise. Being active isn't enough. We look for people who genuinely talk about Web3, share opportunities, hunt for ways to make money, and bring something useful to the community. ↓ SF Super This one is HARD to get. Pre-Supers need to consistently prove they're genuine members of SearchFi by participating in events, supporting the community, helping others, and sticking around. Once you earn Super, it's permanent. You earned it. ↓ SF Pass 💎 The final level. These aren't simply the most active members. SF Pass SBTs are handpicked by the team for people who genuinely impressed us through their long-term support, contributions, and constant hunt for opportunities in Web3. The whole system is pretty simple: Pioneer → Activity Pre-Super → Quality Super → Consistency SF Pass → Proven contribution You don't climb SearchFi by farming messages. You climb by becoming someone the community would actually notice if you disappeared. @searchfi_eth

Online Mystery Packs vs. Offline Mystery Packs My thoughts after spending around $50K on both over the past year. 🟦 Online Mystery Packs like @Beezie @deadstock_app @mnstr @Collector_Crypt Pros • You can essentially keep rolling indefinitely. When you factor in points, rewards, leaderboards, and other incentives, the long-term benefits can add up. • If on-chain VRF is properly implemented, it becomes difficult for the operator to manipulate individual outcomes. • The odds for each rarity tier and the minimum guaranteed value are usually disclosed in advance. Cons • Every roll is independent. Even if the previous 100 people all missed, your odds don’t suddenly get better. • You lose the physical experience. There’s no feeling of choosing a pack, ripping it open, and seeing the card in your hands. • It can feel less like collecting and more like gambling. Points, leaderboards, airdrops, and other incentives can easily become the main reason you keep rolling. 🟥 Offline Mystery Packs Pros • With a fixed pool, previous results can actually matter. 100 packs 5 Hits = 5% Hit rate If the first 50 packs are opened with ZERO Hits: 50 packs remain 5 Hits remain = 10% Hit rate • The physical experience is much better. Choosing the pack yourself, opening it, and immediately seeing what you pulled is hard to replicate online. • when you actually pull the card you wanted? That feeling hits completely differently. Cons • You might pay $500–$1,000 for a Mystery Pack and pull a card worth only $20–$30. • Transparency is everything. If the shop doesn’t disclose: Total pack supply Number of Hits Remaining Hits Card values …it becomes very difficult to calculate the real EV. • Ultimately, you’re trusting the operator. Some shops may take extremely high margins, and without enough transparency, customers have very little way to verify the actual economics.

I visited the Korean TCG card shop that purchased the Chinese Galio Faker Autograph #0001 for $290K. I bought Mystery Packs 9 x $700. opened 9 packs, and 4 of them had hits!! 🔥 1. Pikachu, Limited Collection Master Battle Set / 400/SM-P : $4,150 2. Pretend Comedian Pikachu / 407/SM-P : $950 3. Mew VMAX Hyper Rare / Fusion Arts : $950 4. Mega Greninja ex, Mega Ultra Rare / #120 : $950 not bad????? Has anyone here ever tried oripa in Akihabara, Japan?

RareFriends Activation Day 9 Review = $380 Initial cost fully recovered ✅ RareFriends Genesis FP: $2,300 $RF FDV: $1.5M From here on, it’s all profit. Anyone still holding? we need a stronger flywheel for $RF here. @RareFriendsNFT

I recently posted a review of crypto cards, and one of the most common questions I got was: “Do I need a huge trading volume or a large amount of assets to qualify?” For 10% cashback with a monthly cap of 800 USDT, you would normally need around $5M in assets, $20M in spot trading volume, or $200M in futures trading volume within 30 days. So yes, for most people, these requirements are difficult to reach unless you’re a whale. That’s exactly why I rank the MEXC Card as Tier 1 among crypto cards: one of the lowest barriers to entry, while still offering some of the best benefits. MEXC Card tiers: Standard → Premier → Elite Even Standard already offers benefits comparable to VIP1 tiers on other exchanges, and you can enter Standard without any minimum asset balance or trading volume requirement. • Standard → 4% cashback / up to 100 USDT per month • Premier → 6% cashback / up to 300 USDT per month • Elite → 10% cashback / up to 800 USDT per month Even reaching Elite is much easier compared to reaching similar high-level VIP tiers on other exchanges. This is because M-Score isn’t based solely on your assets or trading volume. It considers multiple factors: • Trading • Assets • Security settings • Daily activity Your M-Score determines your progression from Standard → Premier → Elite. In my case, with around $50K in assets and about 10 days of trading, I was already able to reach the Elite M-Score.

Zama is now ranked 4th overall on @DefiLlama token rating! defillama.com/universal-toke…

thank you mexc for the new merch 🫡

We’re free labor for Web3. Sometimes, we even burn fees just using the platform We farm points. Projects farm metrics. Then they use those metrics to get listed, while finding every possible way to pay the “workers” less: - 50% burned unless you lock for a year - No TGE unlock ETC..

Even in Albion, he keeps the tux. A 1/1 for .@eth_apple Welcome to the circle.

I built HypeMeter in 4 hours with Jev + Minds. Its best trick is saying no, and deciding what is likely a rug vs real hype. I am giving away an Argonaut NFT to reward Beta testers. Yes, that's you. Every "alpha bot" screams BUY. None of them tell you which cheap listings are cheap for a reason. So I wired two things together: Jev by @typesafeai . It does not write essays. It answers typed questions: pick one, score this, yes or no. About a third of a second per decision, cheap enough to judge every cheap listing instead of a shortlist. Minds by @hellominds_ . Your own AI agent. Tell it your strategy in plain words ("Argonauts under 0.3, grade A or better") and it messages you one digest a day, pings you whenever steals are available. First full sweep: 898 listings across 20 collections, including Robinhood (of course). Calls that survived: one. And that one was my own bug: an "83% edge" that was a 2-item bid read as one. The sanity check now kills those before anyone sees them. That is the product. Most cheap NFTs are traps, and it says so. It also hunts rares priced under what their trait actually sells for. Yesterday it flagged an Argonaut with a 1-in-70 palette, listed at 0.79 ETH two days before the same palette sold for 0.9 and 1.0. No hindsight. Every call is written down the moment it is made, then graded at 24 hours and 7 days. Public scoreboard, losses included. Free while in beta. Sign in with Minds: hypemeter.xyz And yes, the giveaway is real: Argonaut #2764 goes to someone who actually uses it. Every active day is an entry, there is a leaderboard, and signing in before 24 Sept gets you 3 bonus entries. Rules on the site. RT and comment "Jev" for extra entry. Have fun sniping.

Feel the @YieldFields_RH hype MOG2 : Estimated YF WL Value = $1,000 • Current Top 100 cutoff: ~3,500 KEY ($3,500) • Estimated Top 84 cutoff by Friday reset: ~5,000 KEY • If competition heats up: potentially ~6,000 KEY Assuming no Grid, Jackpot, or Throne rewards, base ROI is around 75%. • 5,000 KEY spent → ~ $1,250 expected loss • 6,000 KEY spent → estimated real loss around $1,000–$1,200, since higher volume increases the chance of hitting Jackpot/Grid rewards Competition may intensify over the weekend as top-ranked users receive $4,000+ back after Friday’s reset. If reaching Top 100 ultimately requires around $10,000 and actual ROI including Grid/Jackpot is ~80%, the expected loss would be around $2,000. Since Top 84 receives 2 YF WL spots: = Estimated value per YF WL: around $1,000 ✅ Current estimated safe zone • KEY: ~4,000 • Item burn: ~2,000 Points • YF WL expected value: ~$1,000 • In a highly competitive scenario: up to $1,500+

I originally started following @Logos_network because of the tech. Privacy at the transaction level is one thing. Logos is trying to push it into networking, consensus, messaging and storage as well. That’s what got me interested in the testnet in the first place. But their recent post about debt made me think about the same idea from a completely different angle. At first, debt and privacy sound like two separate topics. But both come back to control. With privacy, it’s about who gets access to your data. With debt, it’s about how much control you really have over your financial choices. For a lot of people, debt starts early: university cars housing basic living costs You make the choice, but often not the terms. That’s what I liked about Logos’ “Life’s Choices”. You make Michael’s decisions, but the system around him still shapes what those choices actually mean. And that’s really the bigger question behind all of this: how much control do we actually have? Worth going through it yourself: logos.co/past-present-future…

The most anticipated and most FUDed coins since the beginning of this year: $BP : +191% ethereum:0xa12cc123ba206d4031d1c7f6223d1c2ec249f4f3 : +114% $MEGA : -69% *Based on CoinMarketCap data In the short term, price is driven by market sentiment and supply and demand. But over the long run, price follows fundamentals. If other projects in similar market conditions are proving their fundamentals and seeing that reflected in their prices, while $MEGA continues to underperform the broader market, it becomes difficult to blame market conditions or FUD alone. For the MegaETH public sale, most participants who chose the 1-year lockup have pretty much given up at this point. In Korea, $MEGA’s reputation is also among the worst coin.

We are happy to announce our first strategic partnership Welcoming the world’s first livestream prediction market @Crshmarket to the durag society More details coming soon Durag stays on

The Chinese Faker Galio #0001/2025 was sold at auction for $290K...... = PSA 10 1st Edition Charizard.... The winning bidder was a Korean woman who runs a TCG card shop. Meanwhile, the Korean Faker #0001 has already received offers of up to $600K.