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my friend put me on @ManicTrade and i had one question: “can i lose money here without immediately regretting it?” 😂 i used to hit SL on other platforms and that was it my money gone but @papertrade_xyz caught my attention cos ➫ eligible realized losses can give you 50% back in Manic Bonus Credits which means if you lose $20 → you get $10 in credits you can also start on demo first, trade with $500 virtual balance, and get comfortable before depositing real funds then there’s the trader leaderboard and the October Trading Tournament, showing a $4,000 prize pool with traders competing through PnL and volume so you can trade, build volume, climb the board and compete for rewards while still mining PAPER i’m testing it myself before putting real money in try the demo and check it out 👇 app.manic.trade/papertrade

i joined the zeru nucleus campaign because i wanted to understand one question: what if your onchain behavior could actually earn you access? weeks later, i think that question is bigger than i first thought crypto has spent years rewarding whoever gets there first fastest click best connections biggest following best information asymmetry and meme launches have made that even more obvious bitquery analysed 8.2M pump.fun launches and found that developer-linked and bundled wallets made at least $579M after fees sniper bots made $31.5M that’s an 18x difference so maybe the problem isn’t simply that bots are too fast maybe the launch system rewards the wrong activity ➫ this is what pulled me deeper into zeru their new Activity Markets idea flips the model instead of asking: “who can get in first?” ask: “who has actually contributed onchain?” verified onchain activity can earn miner or creator rights traders then decide what that activity is worth that’s a very different way to think about meme launches and it connects with something else i learned from zeru: onchain activity is becoming a form of identity your trades your liquidity your staking your participation all of it creates a behavioral footprint we’ve already seen how different the outcomes can be across markets reported trader loss rates sit as high as: 97% on pump.fun 96.5% on FOMO 92.5% on Polymarket 86% on Hyperliquid 80% on Binance Futures across 12 platforms, the simple average is 88.5% different markets same question: where does all that value end up? ➫ after 2 months with zeru, i don’t see “onchain activity” as just transactions anymore it can become reputation it can become access and maybe soon, it can become ownership that’s why i joined the zeru campaign not just to farm points to watch a different market design take shape welcome to ActivityFi