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I asked @heyAura what to do with my $50 portfolio. 😅
It told me not to chase yield.
That answer was more useful than any yield strategy would've been.
Here's the full workflow, and the prompts that got it there ⬇️
Ima-Abasi Pius retweeted
Winter gear packed. Bootcamp next. ❄️
Complete the task in the Prepare for Winter Bootcamp for a chance to claim a 100 USDT Futures Bonus from the 20,000 USDT reward pool.
Join the Bootcamp: kucoin.com/campaigns/Prepare…
#WinterBootcamp #KuCoin
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the only fans worth having are encrypted ones
no, not that site
onlyfhens.fhenix.io/
Ima-Abasi Pius retweeted
Just decrypted the @fhenix mainnet date 🔐
Been around Fhenix through the testnet, campaigns, and the growing encrypted app ecosystem, so seeing mainnet this close feels different. A lot of building has led to this moment.
Now it’s your turn. Decrypt it yourself 👇
Just decrypted the @fhenix mainnet date 🔐
Been around Fhenix through the testnet, campaigns, and the growing encrypted app ecosystem, so seeing mainnet this close feels different. A lot of building has led to this moment.
Now it’s your turn. Decrypt it yourself 👇
Ima-Abasi Pius retweeted
A few years ago, buying US stocks from Nigeria felt impossible.
Today, all you need is a dollar, a dream and @hisanigeria.
Fund with USDT or USDC, buy a piece of Apple, Tesla or Nvidia with as little as $1, and track it all in one app.
Which stock are you buying first? 👇
#Solmeetsstocks
Ima-Abasi Pius retweeted
Ima-Abasi made a full-on demo of heyAura in the longest video submission we received in our Educational Challenge.
He tested heyAura in more than one way, across numerous chains, and even loaded a multi-chain batched transaction in the end.
Truly a great display of heyAura.
I asked @heyAura what to do with my $50 portfolio. 😅
It told me not to chase yield.
That answer was more useful than any yield strategy would've been.
Here's the full workflow, and the prompts that got it there ⬇️
In january, a token launched in Times Square with a former mayor’s name attached to it.
within minutes, it was pushing a nearly $600M valuation. then a wallet linked to the token’s deployer withdrew roughly $2.5M in liquidity near the peak. the price went on to lose nearly 75% that day. one trader lost more than $473,000 in about 20 minutes. (The Block)
nothing was hacked. no contract broke. the liquidity could simply be moved by whoever controlled it.
i think people miss this. liquidity isn’t just a feature. it’s a permission. and in most projects, somebody still holds that permission.
@TheMoonPot liquidity belongs to the protocol. every round routes a share into a Uniswap v4 position designed to stay for its lifetime.
nobody can pull what nobody holds.
$TMP: 0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
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Question 2: Where does the liquidity actually come from?
This is the part people tend to skip.
With every $TMP mint, a share is routed into the liquidity allocation and into a Uniswap v4 position owned by the protocol.
So minting isn’t just creating another token. It also feeds the market around it.
$TMP: 0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
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The part that clicked for me:
mint → liquidity allocation → Uniswap v4 → protocol-owned liquidity → market structure
Each round feeds into the next. The interesting part isn’t just that Moonpot has liquidity. It’s that liquidity is built into the system instead of being something the protocol has to keep renting through incentives.
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That’s why I started looking at $TMP differently.
The token is one part of the picture. The structure underneath it is what caught my attention.
If you’re checking out projects, build your own checklist too. Ask who owns the liquidity, where it comes from, whether it can leave, and whether it’s actually positioned to do its job.
CITIZENS, did you know The Moonpot’s liquidity was designed this way?
Everyone has a mental checklist before they ape into a project.
Mine took a few painful lessons and a few lost bags to build. Most projects fail my checklist at the same place: liquidity.
So this time, I looked past the token and asked a simple question: what’s actually sitting underneath the market?
Here’s the framework, and the one project that cleared it. 🧵
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Question 1: Who actually owns the liquidity?
Usually, it’s outside LPs providing depth in exchange for incentives. Sounds fine until the rewards dry up and they leave.
@TheMoonPot does it differently. The protocol owns its liquidity, so the depth isn’t dependent on someone else deciding to stick around.
Ima-Abasi Pius retweeted
Our new website is LIVE.
WWW.THEMOONPOT.COM
Fresh identity, completely new visuals, a better way to explore the protocol, the mechanics behind $TMP and everything we’re building around it.
This is a big step forward for us, and there’s plenty more behind it. The Moonverse is getting some love next. Fresh update coming soon.
For now, go explore the new place and let us know what you think.
$TMP
0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
Day one is probably the easiest time to get involved.
Gold Karat Epoch 1 is live and runs until TGE. You can earn FLAKES every day by completing social quests, while BARS are earned weekly through on-chain quests and staking.
first leaderboard update is next Friday.
if you’re going to be around for the campaign anyway, might as well start from day one.
Gold Karat Epoch 1 is live 🙌
This is the run to TGE. Our points program is open from today.
→ FLAKES are earned from social quests. You earn them every day.
→ BARS are earned from on-chain quests. They are issued every week.
Leaderboard updated every week. First update next Friday.
Take your place on the board 👇
stakemygold.onsend.xyz/
Ima-Abasi Pius retweeted
Trading stocks has gone beyond simply buying shares and holding them.
Today, you can access stock exposure in different ways.
@MEXC is bringing different Stock products together on one platform.
From RealStocks and Tokenized Stocks to Pre-IPO opportunities and Stock Futures.
So what exactly is the difference between them?
Let’s break it down. 👇