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I've been advocating why you guys shouldn't sleep on @abnormalmfers since last month, but most peeps won’t understand why I’ve been bullish on them for a while.
Okay, so basically, normal mfers(@normalmfer) is a crypto-native adultswim IP centred around a 2-character love story — mfer and leaf.
Now, here’s the story
Mfer is a young adult still in his early twenties, trying to figure out life as he doesn’t want to end up “working a corporate job that barely pays the bills.”
So he still lives with his dad, who he doesn’t want to end up like, and his mom that's an astronaut in space treats him like a literal child even though he’s in his twenties. He gambles a lot, all in the hopes of trying to catch the next best thing and live a life of luxury (oh, and he also wants a six-pack).
But…. while all this is going on in his life, he also really likes leaf, the girl next door. And even though she also likes him back and actively tries to get with him, the dynamic and drama going on in mfer’s life tends to f*ck things up most times, which genuinely messes up everytime.
I could literally go on and on about the show, but I just feel like this should give you a feel of what to expect, and besides watching it is even better.
It gives off adult animation vibes similar to Rick and Morty, BoJack Horseman, and Big Mouth. So if you loved those shows, then you’d definitely love this one.
The studio behind abnormal mfers — @CC0_Studios was founded by Joe McNany (aka lawl @0xLawl). He’s also the executive producer and worked previously at @alliance.
Meanwhile, the artist, writer, and director behind normal mfer is Alex orrelle (@alexorrelle).
A few of Michael's feats: Head of Story on Space Jam, formerly at Pixar, and also involved in the production of popular shows like Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Looney Tunes Show, and a few more.
Now, Normal mfer hasn’t really been live for long, but I’ll just share a few of their achievements as of today:
- 20K YouTube subs & over 300K views (which keeps growing as new episodes releases on Tuesdays)
- 13K TikTok followers at @mfer & >1M views + more than 140K+ likes
- over 1.6B GIF views
-@normalmfer also signed with [REDACTED] last year November
-@zora Top 20 creator
-Launched @XCOPYART series with @kissing_party
Just to name a few that are publicly known.
Now, what you should note is that @abnormalmfers is the official NFT collection for the series @normalmfer, so positioning yourself early wouldn’t be a bad idea.
The NFT collection also drops after the last episode of normal mfer — episode 10.
And also I’m not really sure yet how the WL process will be or anything like that.
All I know is that you should expect more peak mfer content while we wait.
I'll drop some important links in the CS— YouTube, IG and tiktok if you're interested
Thanks for reading anon❤️
Just finished watching episode 5 of @abnormalmfers (twas fckin peak ngl)
Can't wait for the next episode to drop tomorrow tbh.
Now it seems that most people don't know what it's even about, so I'll drop a full detailed breakdown in my quote
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there's more to trading than watching price go up and down. @TakeProfitHQ helps you explore market activity with advanced order flow tools.
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MY ENTRY FOR #Gamdom100kRound2
72 hours. Two cities. One mission.
From Ibadan to Lagos, we took Gamdom beyond the screen and brought the experience straight to the streets!
The journey was wild. Enjoy this one❤️
@gamdom @stevewilldoit @kingadukes
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i got 97 on the mexc spot the ai trap quiz, then found out there was a timer, so i ran it again and pushed it to 99 hehe
it's 6 questions that test whether you can tell an ai scam from the real thing..
and as a computer engineering student i figured it'd be easy, which is exactly the kind of confidence scammers love.
the timer is the smartest part..
because scams work by rushing you, and a quiz that makes you decide fast is basically practice for the real thing.
@MEXC building that pressure into a quiz says they take their users' security seriously enough to train people before anything gets lost.
my card says I'm impossible to prank hehe 🫠
what's yours?
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🤝 Paid partnership
AI scams are getting harder to spot than the real thing
We built the AI Safety Score with @MEXC to test how safe you really are
Try it now: ai-safety-score.apcollective…
Convincing @GenLayer I'm not a bot to join their community of builders, validators, and creators. portal.genlayer.foundation/?…
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So as of today we have all the ending dates for each campaign on the @rarelistio dashboard
@projectspherexy ending the earliest at November 3rd
@fomopoly ending next at November 5th
@agentdojo ending the last a day after the other at November 6th
Are you positioned for all?!
.@projectspherexy just added another reward phase to their @rarelistio collaboration page now announcing a 2% supply for $sphere for the top 200 on the leaderboard and also there’s an end date now!
November 3rd! Will you be there?
It’s not too late, get in now chads
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— CEXs aren’t safe, DEX wallets aren’t safe from hacks too. Ledgers are not safe as well.
The only safe way is to withdraw your crypto to fiat at your local bank and bury the money at your backyard and under your bed
thank me later.
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— this lasts for 3 weeks btw, and to read about the campaign in full check here: docs.userocket.app/competiti…
everybody should hop on this.
— okay finally something I can hop on. There is a 10,000$ price pool for this and you aren’t using real money in taking predictions.
here, you predict the next direction a token goes (up or down) in minutes, get ranked on the LB and stand a chance to win from the $10k pool.
this isn’t a paid promotion, not a ref farm and it’s still very heavily underfarmed.
shoot: userocket.app
connect X and you’re game. Let’s win
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— okay finally something I can hop on. There is a 10,000$ price pool for this and you aren’t using real money in taking predictions.
here, you predict the next direction a token goes (up or down) in minutes, get ranked on the LB and stand a chance to win from the $10k pool.
this isn’t a paid promotion, not a ref farm and it’s still very heavily underfarmed.
shoot: userocket.app
connect X and you’re game. Let’s win
You're chill dude
Just saw this rn and tbh I'm not surprised because pumpfun is just pumpfun
— like dygggggggg,
>company sets up a ref programme
>company gets shocked when there is a surge in new ‘signups’
>lets pretend company doesn’t know that a ref programme is intended to bring in more users
>lets also pretend that company doesn’t know that Nigeria exists before the programme
>mind you, people will still deposit $50+ and trade over 5 days
and ct clowns are here saying KOLs are the issue for the ban. It’s a fvcking ref programme, and wether it was shilled publicly on X or not, there will be influx of users so far as rewards are attached ($50 in this context)
I honestly hate it when update cases arises like this and it’s those set of “it’s influencers and KOLs that casted it” comes up to drop their low iq tweets, PMO fr.
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the questions you type into an ai are the unfinished version of your thinking just like
● a business idea you haven't shown your cofounder
● a contract you don't fully understand, or
● a message you're afraid to send...
and we've gotten used to handing all of it to servers we will never see.
that habit exists because the best models live in data centers, so using one has always meant sending your question somewhere else..
@boar_app tests the opposite idea.
it's an open source Android app that keeps a small model and a library of about 5,300 Wikipedia based articles on your phone
so after a one-time setup download, it can answer with no signal and you can add your own documents to it as well.
the model is small, about 1.5 billion parameters, and the documents i read admit it's good at simple questions and slips on long ones.
it works like an open book exam, because the app searches the library on your phone, the model writes the answer from what it finds
and it shows you the articles it used, so the question never has to leave your hand for you to get something useful back.
what it shows is that a private question can be answered by a device in your own hand, and that nobody should have to choose between a useful assistant and a private one.
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the people winning now are builders.
If you have an idea, you only need claude and youtube to execute it.
i think it's a part I'll go towards...
i want to win four and five figs too.
only up from here
🍀
the questions you type into an ai are the unfinished version of your thinking just like
● a business idea you haven't shown your cofounder
● a contract you don't fully understand, or
● a message you're afraid to send...
and we've gotten used to handing all of it to servers we will never see.
that habit exists because the best models live in data centers, so using one has always meant sending your question somewhere else..
@boar_app tests the opposite idea.
it's an open source Android app that keeps a small model and a library of about 5,300 Wikipedia based articles on your phone
so after a one-time setup download, it can answer with no signal and you can add your own documents to it as well.
the model is small, about 1.5 billion parameters, and the documents i read admit it's good at simple questions and slips on long ones.
it works like an open book exam, because the app searches the library on your phone, the model writes the answer from what it finds
and it shows you the articles it used, so the question never has to leave your hand for you to get something useful back.
what it shows is that a private question can be answered by a device in your own hand, and that nobody should have to choose between a useful assistant and a private one.
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maybe u wanna to pick me ?
“whynft” community what do you think?
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99% of NFT enthusiasts on CT are just content creators.
They promote any project that offers them a whitelist and max allocation for their communities.
They call any NFT project alpha just to secure spots, then post about it later.
They measure their success by the number of projects they can secure spots for their communities in a month.
They make CT a toxic place. Dragging, fighting, and looking down on people because of their location, something they have no control over.
They are here for flips. Most of them want to sell immediately after mint. It has always been about the money.
They are one of the reasons NFTs cannot come back.
The people who sweep and pump the floor are no longer in this toxic place. They used to be here, but not anymore.
The people who used to hold on to art because they believed in the tech and future of it, left CT.
They are on Reddit, Instagram, and Discord. Many of them now believe NFTs are dead.
Meanwhile, the content creators on CT keep saying NFTs are coming back.
But how many of them actually believe in what they promote enough to hold it?
Most of the people still holding NFTs on CT are holding because their bags are at zero or worth less than what they paid to mint them.
Do not mint anything just because someone posted it as early alpha.
Do your own research and make your own decisions.
If you can’t do your own research, you shouldn’t be here in the first place. You will lose everything.
If you are someone who sweeps floors, it’s better to do your research as well and then communicate directly with the founders than rely on content creators.
