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The beginning of a generational run.
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Name a more iconic duo.
The beginning of a generational run.
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$ORE is massively undervalued Up 15% today while the market is red, +134% in the last month $3.7M/month revenue ($130K/day avg) with 99% going to buybacks, burns & stakers Only 510K circulating supply out of 3M max and over half of that (280K) is already staked Their buyback system is unique, the ORE Reserve places buy-side liquidity below spot so dips get auto absorbed All of this at just $88M mcap which is CRAZY Do y’all hold any?
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solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp simple but important post. You’re still extremely early. Ore market cap is still under 100M We have an easy 10X This is a Top Ten Token. (100X) Sov² #1 or bust Billions.
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Heureusement que l’ARCOM est là pour nous protéger de la désinformation.. ou pas.
Incroyable manipulation de @cnews qui diffuse des images d’Albanie en faisant croire que c’est à la porte d’Italie à Paris. Il faut fermer cette chaîne de propagande. Que fait l’@Arcom_fr ?
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True SoV² $ORE by @ORE
BTC vs ORE: A Comparison of Durability __   Bitcoin is called Digital Gold but Gold does not need to be kept alive.  If you bury a gold bar in the dirt for 2,000 years it requires zero electricity, zero maintenance, and zero human attention.  It just exists, surviving passively, not decaying for generations.    Bitcoin does not work that way.  It must consume billions of dollars of electricity every year just to keep its history from being rewritten.    When the last BTC is mined, block rewards disappear, leaving transaction fees to secure and sustain its ledger.  IF those fees don’t materialize, the network starves, security drops, and the asset perishes.     Bitcoin has an expiration risk.    $ORE changes the paradigm entirely.    If everyone stops mining $ORE today, the tokens already in circulation simply sit there on Solana.   They don't require continuous mining to remain recorded on Solana.   Because $ORE sits on top of Solana, it doesn’t have to maintain and fund a separate L1 network. Solana pays for its own survival through its massive ecosystem utility and fees.  So $ORE, like physical gold, can just exist as an immutable element on Solana surviving passively, without decaying.    And there’s more. Through $ORE’s buyback & “rebury” loop, $ORE captures capital from economic mining activity, buys tokens off the open market and recycles them back into the system, within the 3 million supply cap. So $ORE on Solana not only preserves the asset, it preserves the opportunity for future generations to participate in mining.   Comparatively, $ORE’s SoV properties are structurally closer to Gold than Bitcoin.    - Scarcity that endures.  - Participation that continues.  - A digital asset/SoV that doesn’t have to keep being mined to exist.    $ORE – The SoV of SoV’s
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9 Thermidor, after the death of Robespierre, the royalist take to the street to beat up sans-culottes with sticks that they literally called the “constitution” Later, Napoleon III widened the Parisian streets to make it too hard for protestors to barricade the streets and prevent cannons from rolling through the city.
NEW: Fireworks explode and tear gas fills the streets of Paris as protesters clash with heavily equipped riot police. Officers charge into crowds and make arrests as a largely peaceful march of 110,000 people turns violent. Nearly 1,000 people were arrested Saturday nationwide according to French officials.
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Charlemagne
If you could bring ONE historical leader back to life today to fix Europe, who would you choose?
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Seeker User ⛏️ retweeted
One powerful aspect of $ORE is the long-term oriented culture emerging within its core community. Like with any new asset, the volatility has been extreme (and will continue for years) and tourists filter in & out of the Discord. But that volatility seems to be forging a group of diehard believers. You can see this long-term mindset in how many whales play the mining game: accumulating unrefined ORE, staking, and keeping rewards unclaimed to compound yield over time. Under the hood, the Ore protocol itself is even designed to incentivize/retain long-term holders as opposed to short-term players. That stands in stark contrast to the memecoin culture that has dominated much of the Solana ecosystem over the past few years: Pumpfun dopamine hits, the deployer industrial complex, historical token hold times average around 30 seconds, etc. I think there is definitely a place for trench warfare, but I don't know if its sustainable for the dominant behavior to become chasing volatility rather than building long-term conviction. I thought for a bit that BONK could grow into being the culture/SoV asset of the Solana eco, but unfortunately it seems like it was consumed by the same short-term speculative culture. The culture around ORE (both top down and bottom up) feels much closer to early Bitcoin. Bitcoiners often talked about adopting a “low time preference”, the idea of prioritizing long-term value creation and delayed gratification over immediate consumption/quick profits. @ore feels like one of the first communities on Solana attempting to rebuild that mindset: a grassroots coin more culturally aligned with the founders/developers who actually make the network economically valuable. Exit the trenches and enter the mines. ⛏️
Repeat after me: $ORE is the culture coin of Solana.
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Looking at trenchers wen you have a thesis built around SoV
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$ORE is the SoV of SoVs.
ORE buybacks just got smarter. Introducing the ORE Reserve. ORE mining generates protocol revenue that funds ORE buybacks. The Reserve will use a portion of that revenue to place buy-side liquidity below the current market price. Initially, 1% of protocol revenue will be allocated across multiple price ranges below spot. The remaining 99% will continue through the existing buyback mechanics. This allows the protocol to buy more ORE with the same amount of capital when prices fall. ORE acquired by the Reserve follows the existing buyback flow: 90% buried. 10% distributed to stakers. When price rises, new liquidity is added below spot. When price falls into the Reserve's liquidity ranges, that liquidity is used to buy ORE. Track the ORE Reserve, liquidity positions, and price ranges in real time: ore(.)com/reserve
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$ORE can do something ? @ORE
SIMD to make sol money. A validator stake weighted oracle can mint sol backed by any tokenized collateral to facilitate a transaction and collect a tax on any profit from these transactions.
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There were signs
Can I launch a token without everyone getting mad?
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ORE Consensus: Powered by Alpenglow. 😉
Fixed issuance, immutable code and @solana consensus. ORE is a future-proof store of value.
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ORE is the people's SoV.
its reason is fairness. ORE is the peoples SOV, on the peoples chain. fairness comes before religion and politics. its deep rooted. kids understand "that's not fair" before they can read. its flying over peoples heads because its so obvious: mining bitcoin and zcash need ASIC rigs, pearl needs beefy GPUs. ORE is the only one where a non-technical can start with a wallet and few clicks. if u can tap a button, u can mine
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ORE exists because Bitcoin's original vision of peer-to-peer electronic cash still matters. Self custody, cheap transactions and direct access to DeFi on its native L1, all on a chain millions already use. Why build another L1 and spend years trying to bootstrap adoption when the infrastructure is already there? Solana is the infrastructure. ORE is the asset.
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$ORE +25% today. +36% this week. And no, this isn't another meme pump. Here's what's actually happening: 💰 About $3.7M in revenue over the last month, $120K+ every single day 🔥 That revenue buys back ORE every round, and buybacks just went from 5 SOL to 7 SOL 🏦 The Reserve's cut of revenue went from 10% to 15%, and it's grown to $444K in under three weeks, up from $177K 📈 Half the Reserve's stables now earn yield, so ORE has a second revenue stream Real users. Real revenue. Real buybacks. All for a coin that's still under $80M market cap. Most of crypto is bleeding this week. BTC is down, ETH is down, SOL is fighting for $100. ORE is the one going up, and it's because of the numbers, not vibes. Wonder what happens when the broader market bounces… You're still early anon…
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A year since ORE introduced virtual mining. Meanwhile, across the ecosystem: $420K+ in Reserve liquidity $1M+ daily mining volume on a 90-day average ~24% of circulating ORE in the Refinery New community research and builder releases This week's recap, courtesy of @zinnresearch. 🗞️
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Seeker User ⛏️ retweeted
Owning solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp makes me feel like I am part of a wolf pack. The protocol is tantalizingly designed. 100 percent mission focused. We win together. The grid is fair, open and accessible. All you need is some SOL. We want to be the world’s premier Store of Value. Every single design decision from genesis has been made with that mission in mind. There is a reason ORE is born and raised on @solana - we share the same DNA. Solana will always IBRL no matter what. Ore will always SoV no matter what. If you have ever used Solana, I suggest you get at least one ORE and stake it. We are gonna #1 or bust. Join the pack. Let’s hunt together.
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