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I’d have paid for a hater. A hater opens the link. A hater screenshots the roadmap and says it won’t work. I’d have framed that. Instead I kept giving the speech: 14 months of changelogs, eleven names, ten on mute. Then one reply. “still here, what’s next?” Best scene in the whole movie. Audience of one. @RallyOnChain scores the work in public, so the link gets opened now. Same speech, bigger crowd. Who was your “still here”? Name them below. I’ll tell you mine.

Asake has never appeared in the Billboard Hot 100.

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🚨 NIGERIAN ARTISTS AND THE NUMBER OF COUNTRIES THEY ARE CERTIFIED IN: 1️⃣ Burna Boy — 28 Countries 2️⃣ Rema — 23 Countries 3️⃣ Wizkid — 21 Countries 4️⃣ Tems — 21 Countries 5️⃣ CKay — 15 Countries 6️⃣ Ayra Starr — 15 Countries 7️⃣ Oxlade — 11 Countries 8️⃣ Davido — 9 Countries 9️⃣ Omah Lay — 9 Countries 🔟 Fireboy DML — 6 Countries 11. Asake — 4 Countries 12. Olamide — 2 Country 13. Seyi Vibez — 1 Country Any Surprises??

Most memecoins give you a character to rally around. $PROPHET gives that attention somewhere to go. Memecoin energy brings the crowd. Prediction markets give them a simple yes-or-no action. Then the game loop begins: spin, make a call, hold a tokenized position, and let the outcome decide. That’s a much more interesting job for a meme than just being a meme

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🚨 Top 10 Most streamed Nigerian artists on Spotify back in 2025: 1️⃣ Burna Boy — 1.95B 2️⃣ Wizkid — 1.94B 3️⃣ Rema — 1.26B 4️⃣ Tems — 1.19B 5️⃣ Asake — 1.01B 6️⃣ Davido — 961M 7️⃣ Omah Lay — 947M 8️⃣ Ayra Starr — 935M 9️⃣ Seyi Vibez — 765M 🔟 BNXN — 613M via @chartmastersorg (1st January, 2025 - 31st December, 2025) NB: Update includes Burna Boy’s unmerged streams.

🚨 TOP 10 MOST STREAMED AFRICAN ARTISTS ON SPOTIFY (LEAD CREDITS): 1️⃣ BURNA BOY — 8.0B 2️⃣ REMA — 6.3B 3️⃣ WIZKID — 4.9B 4️⃣ TEMS — 4.8B 5️⃣ TYLA — 4.7B 6️⃣ ASAKE — 4.0B 7️⃣ AYRA STARR — 3.5B 8️⃣ DAVIDO — 3.4B 9️⃣ OMAH LAY — 3.1B 🔟 CKAY — 3.0B Source: @chartmastersorg

Rally just landed on Robinhood Chain. The campaign I want to see next is @chainlink. Nobody asks the obvious question about a chain built for tokenized stocks. When the stock market is closed, who sets the price? Robinhood Chain is built to trade around the clock. Nasdaq is not. So at 3am on a Sunday, a tokenized share's price is not coming off an exchange. It is coming off an oracle. Chainlink already prices 95 equities here, and that feed is the one number TradFi and DeFi both have to accept. Which makes the oracle the most important thing on this chain and the easiest to take for granted. So a Rally campaign should not ask creators to praise Chainlink. Ask them to answer one question in plain language: what happens to your tokenized stock when the market shuts? Any project on this chain can fund a campaign with its own token. AI does the scoring, the weights are published, and the payout settles onchain. Who is your pick to run the first Robinhood Chain campaign, and what would you make creators prove?

RT @Web3bro3: Rally just landed on Robinhood Chain, which means every project building there can now run a creator campaign scored in the o…

Anyone can earn points on a crypto dashboard by clicking buttons for five minutes. Earning a real rank on the @GenLayer Portal works on a completely different clock. If you are opening the Portal for the first time in Season 1, here is the practical rundown of how points actually work, what converts, and what a beginner should do first. Start with how work is tracked. When you create an account and link your X, Discord, and GitHub accounts, the Portal records everything you do under one name. Builders, community members, and validators all compete on the same leaderboard alongside 4,739 builders and 46 validators. Next is what counts as a contribution. You earn points by completing open missions, taking part in contests, or submitting work as a builder. Every accepted action is a tracked contribution, and the Portal displays the exact point value next to each one so you never have to guess what your effort was worth. The part most beginners miss is the two step filter between submitting work and moving up the standings: 1. Human Steward Review: Nothing you submit counts just because you clicked a submit button. Sixteen stewards review contributions before they are credited, filtering out spam so genuine work gets rewarded. 2. The Sunday Conversion Clock: Points earned during the week are not your final standing. Every Sunday at 11:59 PM UTC, builder points and community points convert into GLP, and the leaderboard shifts with that weekly settlement. If you are starting from zero today, the smartest beginner order is simple: link all three accounts first, pick one open mission or contest where you can submit thoughtful work early enough for the 16 stewards to review it, and watch your points convert into GLP on Sunday night. Start your Season 1 run here: portal.genlayer.foundation For anyone already earning on the Portal, do you pace your submissions early in the week for steward review, or batch your missions right before the Sunday 11:59 PM UTC conversion?

After $LIED I stopped believing anything a launch told me. Which is why this pin works on me. There is no pitch on it, no roadmap and no promise, just a contract address and a warning that every other one is fake. @ProphetTheDog is not asking for my trust but for my homework, and that is a different kind of sell. Nothing is live yet. The reveal is around Monday and I am not going to pretend I know what it is. $LIED is buried in Prophet's Graveyard with @Bee_onX on the stone. I joined the TG. graveyard.prophetthedog.xyz/ What did you stop believing after the last one?

$LIED did exactly what the ticker said it would. @Bee_onX and I read the name. We read it out loud. Then we bought it anyway, because the chart was moving and the Telegram was loud and someone in the replies said the dev was based. The ticker was the disclosure. We just treated it as a brand. I put $LIED in Prophet's Graveyard today. @ProphetTheDog gave it the send off the chart never did. graveyard.prophetthedog.xyz/ What is the most honest ticker you ever ignored?

I handed a dealer a piece I was proud of and he did not look at it. He read the paperwork, then named a number like it was obvious. I assumed he was showing off. He was reading where it came from and who had held it. I had never once asked that about a token. That was the first time I understood how much of my buying had been tag decisions. If it looked good on a shelf, that was close enough for me, and nobody had told me the paperwork mattered. A sticker tells you what the last buyer paid. It does not tell you who owned it before, when they got in, or whether anyone who understands it thinks it is worth anything. Every one of my worst buys was a sticker decision. @wardenprotocol Token Terminal is that same paperwork, for tokens. You see a launch the second it hits the floor, before anyone has written a story about it. Wallets that know what they are doing are visible mid-bid, which is worth more than any appraisal. Top cooks are followable. That is how you borrow an eye before you have one. And the buy happens on that screen, so deciding does not mean leaving it. Warden's business is consumer apps for money that moves at high volume and high frequency. Token Terminal is a desk built on intelligence rather than friction, and Robinhood Chain is supported now. The honest part, since a referral should be disclosed before it is clicked, not after. If you sign up through my link, 20% of the platform fee on every trade you make comes to me, for as long as you keep trading through Token Terminal. I would rather be the person you ask before you bid than the person who talked you into one. One of those survives a bad trade. The other ends with it. Link: tokens.wardenprotocol.org/r/… Tell me something you bought because it looked good, then found out the story did not check out. On chain or off. I read every reply.

Eleven months, and the price moved less than four percent. I still lost money. That is the trade nobody warns you about. Leverage is sold against the crash and the candle. What finished that position was a boring chart and a fee that charged me by the month. The chart in the photo is that year. Two forces work against a leveraged position. Volatility drag is charged in movement. Financing drag is charged in time. A crash only triggers the first one. The second does not need anything to happen at all. It just needs the calendar to keep turning. The flat year is the expensive one. Everyone builds for the downside. Almost nobody budgets for eleven months of nothing that still sends a bill. @2FactorFinance splits the problem rather than the asset. One asset becomes two perpetual tranches: a senior side that absorbs the downside and earns a yield, and a junior side that carries the leveraged exposure with no liquidation engine and no external hedging counterparty. The junior pays the senior a premium, and that premium is what prices the leverage. Conventional leverage is priced against the cost of shorting. This is priced against the cost of stable yield, which does not care whether the month was interesting. Cheaper, and far more predictable, precisely in the flat years that quietly kill everything else. The multiple is not picked off a shelf either. It falls out of the asset's own drift and volatility. Roughly 1.33x for Bitcoin near 60 percent volatility, about 2.1x for the S&P 500, 2.35x for gold. Higher volatility narrows the band. Bitcoin is the hardest case for this mechanism rather than its natural home, which is why it is on testnet first. The junior can still lose money. No liquidation trigger is not the same thing as no risk, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling something. I joined the Points Program because Marks come from verified actions only. No purchase, no deposit and no holding earns a single one. Season 1 is social activity, education and referrals. Marks carry no cash value, cannot be transferred, and are not a claim on any token or asset. Season 1 ends when 2Factor Finance launches and the leaderboard freezes. At the end of Season 1 the top 10 of the leaderboard are rewarded 1 BTC, paid in cbBTC, on a fixed curve from 18.2 percent at rank one down to 1.8 percent at rank ten. Start here: points.2factor.finance/r/lav… What is the longest you have held a position that went nowhere, and what did holding it cost you?

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Rema is really disrespected on this app fr. Imagine comparing someone with the biggest song and biggest album in Afrobeats history with some randoms, Respect to the OGs buh they too can't chat to that.

Rema "Oh No" has been added to the official F1 track playlist