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BTC, Nvidia, gold and oil usually belong to very different trading conversations Bybit is putting that exposure much closer together TradFi Perpetuals let users trade USDT-settled contracts tracking traditional markets alongside crypto from one platform that doesn’t make them actual stocks or commodities. they’re leveraged derivatives, so funding, liquidation risk and off-hours liquidity still matter but the product direction is interesting: one trading account covering a much wider range of markets The current campaign adds 0% maker fees, discounted taker fees and up to 100 USDT in eligible welcome rewards - Existing users can find TradFi Perpetuals inside Bybit - Anyone opening an account for the first time can begin here bybit.com/en/sign-up?affilia… nitter.net/juraucrypt/status/2103…
the stock market closes the news doesn’t earnings, macro headlines and sudden market moves can happen while traditional markets are offline @Bybit_Official TradFi Perpetuals bring the perpetual model crypto traders already know to contracts tracking US stocks, gold, silver, oil and other traditional markets 24/7 trading, USDT settlement, long or short positions, all from the same Bybit account there’s also a current promo with 0% maker fees, discounted taker fees and up to 100 USDT in welcome rewards for eligible new users If you already use Bybit, TradFi Perpetuals are available through your existing account Starting fresh? bybit.com/en/sign-up?affilia…
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get yourself a bro like Max today soon it’ll be sharing of opportunities for my bros
this is how i’m spending my weekend 👀 the @cedearena $100K tournament is live and ongoing. previously whitelist, now open to everyone. a simple walkthrough: » sign up » head to the battle page » join a 1v1 and trade your preferred market » win → rewards hit your balance the tournament runs for 7 days. and it’s not just about winning individual battles. your winnings count toward the tournament’s grand prize. might as well run it 🤝 cedearena.io/100k?utm_source…
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They will wait until the day of mint to fud the project you’re bullish on
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getting better at a game is a different kind of motivation. with @quipgg, timing, positioning and execution actually affect the outcome, so every match gives you something to learn from. play more → improve → compete. and when you’re ready, put those skills to the test in 1v1s. link in cs
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Good night Guys Today was really filled up for me and I couldn't engage my mutuals but tomorrow will be a better day . Tomorrow we go again for now I will check if there's any latest tasks or update on @quipnetwork
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took the day off today, touching grass with my bee... ik it’s not d weekend yet 🌚 how’s your day going? what did i miss?
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we used to farm points and get an airdrop now you farm points just to qualify to buy the token crypto evolved
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This is for jumper btw
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Gm fam One detail about @vangrid_io that is easy to miss is what happens after the phone recording The requester is not simply paying somebody to send over a random video file An accepted capture can go through reconstruction and become a textured 3D mesh in GLB format That changes the usefulness of the network Video is great for humans because our brains automatically understand geometry We can look at footage and infer walls, distance, obstacles, openings and surfaces Machines need that information represented much more explicitly A reconstructed spatial model gives software something closer to the structure of the environment itself - Now imagine that workflow at scale - A robotics company needs a location - Someone nearby captures it - The capture receives a provenance record - - The requester accepts the delivery The scene is reconstructed The resulting asset can then enter simulation, mapping, planning or another Physical AI workflow That is a more interesting product than “get paid to take videos.” The video is just the acquisition format The real product is structured spatial information about a place that did not previously exist inside the buyer's system And because the capture can be commissioned again later, the model does not necessarily have to represent the location forever Physical environments have versions A good spatial-data network should be able to create the next version when reality changes
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the stock market closes the news doesn’t earnings, macro headlines and sudden market moves can happen while traditional markets are offline @Bybit_Official TradFi Perpetuals bring the perpetual model crypto traders already know to contracts tracking US stocks, gold, silver, oil and other traditional markets 24/7 trading, USDT settlement, long or short positions, all from the same Bybit account there’s also a current promo with 0% maker fees, discounted taker fees and up to 100 USDT in welcome rewards for eligible new users If you already use Bybit, TradFi Perpetuals are available through your existing account Starting fresh? bybit.com/en/sign-up?affilia…
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We spend a lot of time talking about contributors in DePIN - Who provides the hardware? - Who does the work? - How much do they earn? But @vangrid_io made me think about the opposite side: how good is the request? Imagine I need spatial data for a loading area. “Capture this warehouse” is a weak request. “Capture the eastern loading entrance, including the approach path, ramp edges, clearance around the doors and both sides of the turning area before Friday” is far more useful - Same contributor - Same phone Completely different probability of receiving usable data Vangrid's own bounty documentation makes the same point in a simpler way: precision in the request affects the quality of what comes back That becomes important if physical-world data markets grow Data buyers will need to get better at describing observations We may eventually see something similar to prompt engineering, except the output is not generated text - It is a measurement of reality - Location - Time - Required coverage - Perspective - Acceptance conditions - Freshness Maybe even environmental conditions depending on the application A distributed sensor network only becomes useful when demand can be translated into instructions humans can execute consistently The phones provide the eyes The bounty specification tells those eyes where to look nitter.net/juraucrypt/status/2103…
Gm fam One detail about @vangrid_io that is easy to miss is what happens after the phone recording The requester is not simply paying somebody to send over a random video file An accepted capture can go through reconstruction and become a textured 3D mesh in GLB format That changes the usefulness of the network Video is great for humans because our brains automatically understand geometry We can look at footage and infer walls, distance, obstacles, openings and surfaces Machines need that information represented much more explicitly A reconstructed spatial model gives software something closer to the structure of the environment itself - Now imagine that workflow at scale - A robotics company needs a location - Someone nearby captures it - The capture receives a provenance record - - The requester accepts the delivery The scene is reconstructed The resulting asset can then enter simulation, mapping, planning or another Physical AI workflow That is a more interesting product than “get paid to take videos.” The video is just the acquisition format The real product is structured spatial information about a place that did not previously exist inside the buyer's system And because the capture can be commissioned again later, the model does not necessarily have to represent the location forever Physical environments have versions A good spatial-data network should be able to create the next version when reality changes
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BTC, Nvidia, gold and oil usually belong to very different trading conversations Bybit is putting that exposure much closer together TradFi Perpetuals let users trade USDT-settled contracts tracking traditional markets alongside crypto from one platform that doesn’t make them actual stocks or commodities. they’re leveraged derivatives, so funding, liquidation risk and off-hours liquidity still matter but the product direction is interesting: one trading account covering a much wider range of markets The current campaign adds 0% maker fees, discounted taker fees and up to 100 USDT in eligible welcome rewards - Existing users can find TradFi Perpetuals inside Bybit - Anyone opening an account for the first time can begin here bybit.com/en/sign-up?affilia… nitter.net/juraucrypt/status/2103…
the stock market closes the news doesn’t earnings, macro headlines and sudden market moves can happen while traditional markets are offline @Bybit_Official TradFi Perpetuals bring the perpetual model crypto traders already know to contracts tracking US stocks, gold, silver, oil and other traditional markets 24/7 trading, USDT settlement, long or short positions, all from the same Bybit account there’s also a current promo with 0% maker fees, discounted taker fees and up to 100 USDT in welcome rewards for eligible new users If you already use Bybit, TradFi Perpetuals are available through your existing account Starting fresh? bybit.com/en/sign-up?affilia…
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Also those that charged $15, but didn't do it and are now ignoring messages asking for refund 🫩🫩.
Do you know bad we have it here for folks to gatekeep the routes they used to send out a mere $8 that gives access to an open edition NFT??? Smh🤦‍♂️
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most nft “worlds” are a render sitting behind a website. @mdv_btc inverted it. the picture isn’t the product. the place is. bitcoin is doing the drawing. ethereum is just who holds the keys. opensea is where you actually walk it. 3,333 of them. they change. transfers leave scars. @NucleusCodes opened a window on it. i care more about the architecture than the allocation.
Neither chain could hold this alone Oct 08 2026 • Exclusively on @opensea
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I know it's normal to see people with motion closing comments during clipping. My concern is......... Why is someone with zero motion also closing comment 😒😅 TGIF Mortals 🫡 Paying attention to @NucleusCodes & @0xCyberThrone
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Hello Creators 👋 You know most robot benchmarks rot. The model gets smarter. The test stays frozen. After a few months the score is just the model remembering the exam not handling a new kitchen. @axisrobotics shipped the other idea today with @openroboto Open Axis Benchmark. Each round pulls a fresh task set from the Axis Library instead of a museum of old chores. Evaluation moves when the data engine moves. Same loop that generates trajectories now grades whether a policy actually generalizes. That is the part I trust more than a leaderboard screenshot. If collection is compounding and the test is static, you are training for the quiz. If collection and the test share a living library, the quiz keeps changing. You do not need a lab robot to sit in that loop. > Browser task. > Trajectory. > Replay check. Sign it on Base so it has a Data ID. Unsigned runs are just practice. They do not count as Trajectories for the Epoch 2 multiplier. Community Sale window still closes 28 Sep, 05:00 UTC, official page only: sale.axisrobotics.ai Not advice > Restricted places stay restricted. If you want in as a contributor, start here and finish the onchain sign: s.kaito.ai/E3BZVv3
Good Morning 🌞 Happy Friday All of You Family 💗 Look > LLMs got the internet, Robots did not. A language model can train on text that already exists. A robot cannot scrape "how to pick up a mug without knocking the bottle" from Wikipedia. That motion has to be produced. Teleop in a real lab does not scale. Raw video is missing the physics. So Physical AI sits around waiting on data while the hardware is already here. That is the job @axisrobotics actually has. You open a browser. You drive a simulated arm through a task. That run becomes a trajectory. If it passes replay checks, you sign it on Base and it gets a Data ID who made it which task, when. Not a screenshot. A record. Dataset V1 moved π0.5 from 83.9 to 88.8 on LIBERO-Plus. Little Prince ran 15,371 people through 85,387 sessions and put a policy on a real robot in five days. This is not a pitch deck metaphor. The loop is already turning. The $AXIS Community Sale is oversubscribed and the commitment window is still open until 28 Sep, 05:00 UTC. Fixed $0.10, $100M FDV, $1M cap, 10M tokens. Over the cap, settlement is pro rata and unaccepted USDC comes back. Official door only: sale.axisrobotics.ai KYC sits with Sonar. Axis does not DM first. Not available in restricted places including the US, UK and Mainland China. < This is not investment advice.> If you are not buying and still want the thing to move, contribute. Do a task in the simulator, then sign the trajectory onchain. Unsigned runs do not count. Start here: s.kaito.ai/E3BZVv3
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Good Morning 🌞 Happy Friday All of You Family 💗 Look > LLMs got the internet, Robots did not. A language model can train on text that already exists. A robot cannot scrape "how to pick up a mug without knocking the bottle" from Wikipedia. That motion has to be produced. Teleop in a real lab does not scale. Raw video is missing the physics. So Physical AI sits around waiting on data while the hardware is already here. That is the job @axisrobotics actually has. You open a browser. You drive a simulated arm through a task. That run becomes a trajectory. If it passes replay checks, you sign it on Base and it gets a Data ID who made it which task, when. Not a screenshot. A record. Dataset V1 moved π0.5 from 83.9 to 88.8 on LIBERO-Plus. Little Prince ran 15,371 people through 85,387 sessions and put a policy on a real robot in five days. This is not a pitch deck metaphor. The loop is already turning. The $AXIS Community Sale is oversubscribed and the commitment window is still open until 28 Sep, 05:00 UTC. Fixed $0.10, $100M FDV, $1M cap, 10M tokens. Over the cap, settlement is pro rata and unaccepted USDC comes back. Official door only: sale.axisrobotics.ai KYC sits with Sonar. Axis does not DM first. Not available in restricted places including the US, UK and Mainland China. < This is not investment advice.> If you are not buying and still want the thing to move, contribute. Do a task in the simulator, then sign the trajectory onchain. Unsigned runs do not count. Start here: s.kaito.ai/E3BZVv3
GN CT 🌙 Friday night is for closing tabs, not opening ten more charts. If the house is calling then go. The work shop paper will still be on the internet tomorrow. One quiet thing landed today and it is worth staying awake five more minutes. @axisrobotics got a paper into the Physical World Models workshop at IROS 2026. Pittsburgh. 1 October. Not a banner. A review panel said the work can sit next to other labs. The claim is narrow and that is why it is useful. Can noisy, community collected simulation support embodied pretraining. Their V1 set says yes if coverage is wide enough. Continual pretraining on AXIS Dataset V1 moved π0.5 from 83.9 to 88.8 on LIBERO-Plus. Gains kept rising as they scaled from a quarter of the set to the full set. No obvious plateau in that sweep. Scale they put on the graphic today: 1,800 plus tasks. 1.5 million plus trajectories. Co-authors listed from Georgia Tech, Berkeley, Texas A&M, Johns Hopkins, Penn, Michigan, NUS and NTU. That is a different story from a contributor leaderboard. A workshop slot means outsiders can read the method, pull the Hugging Face dump and rerun the training code. Paper, dataset, project page and GitHub went out with the announcement. Read it as infrastructure meeting a conference, not as a victory lap. LIBERO-Plus is a benchmark. IROS is a room in Pittsburgh. Neither one is a warehouse robot. What it does prove is that the open corpus is thick enough for a named model to move on a public test. If Friday energy is left, open the paper first and the timeline second. GN. Let the night be slow. The interesting work already shipped. gAxix nitter.net/axisrobotics/status/21…
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how much do you need to hold, or trade, before an exchange starts giving you VIP benefits? for a lot of exchanges, you must meet an asset requirement, a trading volume requirement or sometimes both depending on the exchange, before you qualify. you would not believe how low the entry is on @MEXC VVIP. yes, there is no specified asset balance or trading volume requirement to get started you get an initial M-Score of 350, and that score qualifies you for a Standard tier and its basic benefits. with a 350 M-Score, how do you unlock more benefits? 🧵
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Guys i have Been playing around with the options flow and honestly, the setup is pretty straightforward. Pick the asset → choose your direction → set your amount → make the prediction. What I liked is that you can see the potential outcome before jumping in, so the whole thing feels pretty easy to follow. @clickoptions_ai is gonna cook well Simple UI, no unnecessary headache. Would actually be interesting to see how people use this during bigger market moves.
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my daddy showed up 🎉 guess how much he wired me 🥹
sign out boy 😂
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Your trading All in one tool. That has a nice ring to it right?
One thing that has always been a major concern about trading is how fragmented everything is. You check the market on one platform. Do your analysis somewhere else. Look for setups somewhere else. Then switch again to execute. And somehow, the trader is expected to put the whole picture together. Trading can be much simpler than that. Just more connected. Bring the market, analysis, setups, and decision-making workflow closer together instead of making traders jump between five different tools just to understand one trade. Less fragmentation. More context. Smarter decisions. Well... we built all of that for you already. Get ready for a new trading experience you haven't witnessed in Web3.
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