Flare Enjoyoor ☀️ || Ambassador Lead || BUDL @FlareAfrica_ || Prediction Markets || Amb @trylimitless || Creator @Binance || TG: https://xitter.cf/t.co/bOJ07dLMGs || NFA

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Joined January 2023
" $FLR is the only one that I have ever loved " - Justin Bieber
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If you're yet to participate in the @primus_labs tasks and earn XP, here's a guide👇 You will need a desktop/PC to get on it. - visit here s.kaito.ai/XKN0NdE - Connect your wallet, and install the Primus Chrome Extension - Go to the Tasks section and complete the verification tasks by verifying your accounts (X, Discord, TikTok, GitHub, ChatGPT, Binance, Spotify, and Luma) to earn XPs. You can complete the same task multiple times, but the XP reward decreases with each successful verification. - First verification: 10 XP - Second verification: 4 XP - Third verification: 1 XP Repeating these tasks help to increase both your XP and your total Records. Everything thing is done on the Base Network and you will need a small amount of $ETH to cover these fees. Each verification costs approximately $0.08 but the actual fee may vary depending on network gas fees. One thing to know is that repeated verifications give fewer XP, but each successful verification still adds a new Record.
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pre-RICHKID $1 FLR☀️ retweeted
One thing we want to see in Web3 is how we can prove something is true without exposing all our private information. This is something a lot of onchain and web3 users plus institutions want to see in this space. A lot of us love to keep our sensitive financial information private online. That’s something @primus_labs is building on and we should see soon. Primus make use of 2 technologies for these which are zkTLS and FHE. zkTLS helps users prove that information from a website is genuine without sharing everything behind it. FHE allows computations on encrypted information, so sensitive financial data can remain private even while being processed. Primus is working to bring these technologies into Web3, helping applications verify information and support private financial activity. For example 👇 Think of a crypto lending app that wants to give you a loan without exposing your financial information. zkTLS could help you prove your exchange balance is above $5,000 without sharing your entire account history. FHE could then allow the app to calculate your loan terms using encrypted financial data without exposing the underlying values during the calculation. This is how the two technologies can work together: zkTLS helps prove the information is genuine, while FHE helps process data while it stays encrypted. The goal is simple which is use data and prove what matters without exposing everything. Get started here s.kaito.ai/XKN0NdE
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One thing we want to see in Web3 is how we can prove something is true without exposing all our private information. This is something a lot of onchain and web3 users plus institutions want to see in this space. A lot of us love to keep our sensitive financial information private online. That’s something @primus_labs is building on and we should see soon. Primus make use of 2 technologies for these which are zkTLS and FHE. zkTLS helps users prove that information from a website is genuine without sharing everything behind it. FHE allows computations on encrypted information, so sensitive financial data can remain private even while being processed. Primus is working to bring these technologies into Web3, helping applications verify information and support private financial activity. For example 👇 Think of a crypto lending app that wants to give you a loan without exposing your financial information. zkTLS could help you prove your exchange balance is above $5,000 without sharing your entire account history. FHE could then allow the app to calculate your loan terms using encrypted financial data without exposing the underlying values during the calculation. This is how the two technologies can work together: zkTLS helps prove the information is genuine, while FHE helps process data while it stays encrypted. The goal is simple which is use data and prove what matters without exposing everything. Get started here s.kaito.ai/XKN0NdE
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How many $FLR OGs are still here
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from going trophyless in Tottenham to winning Trophies and #BallonDor� in Bayern Munich The complete striker of our generation 🐐🐐 The GOAT 🐐🐐 Yamal and Mbappe sorry next time
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pre-RICHKID $1 FLR☀️ retweeted
How much % of your portfolio is $FLR? Don't be Shy
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How much % of your portfolio is $FLR? Don't be Shy
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pre-RICHKID $1 FLR☀️ retweeted
I will be here when $FLR cook so hard.
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I will be here when $FLR cook so hard.
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Liverpool leading Brighton 2-0 Alexander Isak with the second ⚽️ #LIVBHA
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"Your $FLR buy have been completed successfully" Me
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I hate inflation. I think there is broad agreement in our ecosystem that we should reduce it as much as sustainably possible and work toward becoming deflationary. That being said, there are a few things to consider to avoid oversimplifying how we get there. The most important one: FIP.16 and FIRE were introduced precisely to address this. We have already seen a 40% reduction in the inflation rate. As network activity generates more revenue and burns, this can create a path toward net deflation. Beyond that, a few facts need to be clear: - Ethereum still issues ETH. Deflation happens when fee burns exceed issuance. It is not a permanent setting Ethereum switched on. Flare already burns transaction fees too, and recently raised the minimum base gas fee to 500 gwei. - Validators and data providers incur real costs. If issuance stops, fees or another funding source must provide enough compensation to sustain reliable participation. Setting inflation to zero does not remove those costs. - Inflation does dilute holders, while staking and delegation rewards can offset that dilution for active participants. But dilution alone does not explain changes in value. External demand, selling pressure, liquidity and broader crypto market conditions are also key.
#Flare needs to follow what #Ethereum $ETH did by allowing the network to be deflationary. The inflation on $FLR is killing/diluting the value. Retweet if you support this! @FlareNetworks @HugoPhilion @0xQuantic
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pre-RICHKID $1 FLR☀️ retweeted
Most people think blockchain privacy means hiding everything. But what if you could prove something is true without revealing all your personal data? That’s one of the problems @primus_labs is working to solve. With zkTLS, users can prove that information from a website is genuine without sharing all the underlying details. For example, imagine proving you meet a financial requirement without exposing your entire account history. This could be useful for DeFi, digital identity, and other applications that need reliable information while protecting user privacy. The goal is simple is here as all is needed is to verify what matters without exposing everything. Want to learn more about Primus and explore its XP tasks? Start here: s.kaito.ai/XKN0NdE
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Do you have any personal target for $FLR?
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pre-RICHKID $1 FLR☀️ retweeted
My iPhone Duo video went viral, so I'm giving away 100 iPhones on X 😛
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A +244.2% yearly return would catch anyone’s attention. But could I sit through a drawdown of more than half my capital? For today’s research on Quant AI, I looked into Long HYPE & BTC | Short Garbage. The strategy showed a +244.2% return over the past 365 days, alongside a −51.3% historical maximum drawdown across its 548-day track record. Those figures cover different periods, but together they give me more to consider than the return alone. I asked Quant what a comparable decline would mean for a hypothetical $1,000 investment. The balance would fall to $487, losing $513. Getting back to $1,000 would then require a gain of approximately 105.3% on the remaining money. That’s a hypothetical illustration, not an actual investor’s result, but it makes the percentage easier to understand. Quant also highlighted risks to investigate, including short squeezes and the possibility of the assets being shorted rising while the long positions fall. My verdict? I wouldn’t be comfortable seeing more than half my investment disappear from its peak. The returns are impressive, but that level of downside would be difficult for me to accept. And −51.3% is only the worst drawdown recorded so far. It doesn’t set a limit on future losses. Explore performance and risk with Quant AI: app.tryquant.io/?ref=5A3HGMK… @tryquantio #QuantAIPioneers
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Bank of America is secretly accumulating $FLR. Source: I heard it from a homeless man.
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This @lmts_football trader, StrangeBubblyNewt predicted on Mainz not to win against Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga. - Invested: $734.15 - To win: $1,132 Entered at avr 64.9c. Almost $750 against Mainz, placed after kickoff. Back them or fade them limitless.exchange/markets/b…
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Another limitless trader, demowerze predicted on Arsenal to win against Everton in the Premier League. - Invested: $108 To win: $154.76 - Entered at avg 70c. They are backing the Gunners to win today. limitless.exchange/markets/e…
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This limitless trader, MysticWonderMoonbeam predicted on Nice to win against Stade Brestois 29 in Ligue 1. - Invested: $57.32 - To win: $412.37 Entered at avg 13.9c They cashed out about $314. Big ROI on their prediction here. limitless.exchange/markets/l…
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