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Retain Machine 🧲 retweeted
Murad warns you face a 97% chance of ruining yourself unless you become a top 5% man.
"You either have to become a top 5% man or you are completely done. People are taking more risks than ever before because inflation is eating away at everything and grinding you down as a human being."
"They are desperate. But what I am saying is if you do this alone, there is a 97% chance you are just going to ruin yourself even more."
"Our goal is we have to unite together in this grand movement. SPX 6900 is telling you that building a snowball effect and a cult is the only actual way to win."
Retain Machine 🧲 retweeted
Isn’t it mind-blowing that SPX6900 was founded in 2023 on a thesis of flipping the stock market?
Fast forward to 2026, and the dominant meta in crypto is literally the “stock market” on Robinhood.
The thesis is playing out right in front of our eyes, in broad daylight.
Most people can’t see it because they’re only looking at the price.
Eventually, price catches up to the narrative.
If that isn’t visionary, I don’t know what is.
Retain Machine 🧲 retweeted
Solo paso a decirles que nunca jamás se rindan y bajen la vara, porque siempre hay una persona que no solo está a la altura sino que la sobrepasa.
Retain Machine 🧲 retweeted
Memes are no joke anymore, MemeFi is real, and IMF is leading the way.
The IMF - International Meme Fund @intlmemefund the first crypto credit cartel.
We all know how $DOGE flipped crypto on its head in 2013: what started as a joke became a movement.
Today, $PEPE, $JOE and @mogcoin are fueling the first memecoin supercycle and billions in exchange fees.
But through every pump there’s been a catch: holders had to sell to pay rent or rebalance.
The missing half is credit.
Without lending, memes stay half-financialized.
Enter credit-enabled MemeFi—the last piece in turning culture into true collateral.
When you borrow against your memes, you stay long through the next 10×, 100× or 1,000× move instead of panic-selling the day before an 80% rip.
What is IMF?
IMF (“International Meme Fund”) is a DeFi credit protocol on Ethereum.
Think of it as “banking the unbankable”: deposit your $MOG, $PEPE or $JOE into an isolated vault, and receive a USDC line of credit—without selling your bags.
How do you get in on this:
👉Connect MetaMask to app.imf.bz
👉Deposit $MOG into its dedicated IMF vault
👉Borrow up to a safe LTV in USDC
👉Farm, stake or swap your USDC to chase yield
👉Repay loan + fees, then withdraw your original $MOG
🔍 Why it matters now
Collateralisation of culture – IMF vaulted eight-figure TVL in months, proving memetic assets can underwrite yield when risk is clearly priced.
Infinite long exposure – Borrow-against-Meme means you never have to sell before a mega-move.
Flywheel economics – Fresh leverage boosts DEX fees, perp funding and lender yields in a reflexive loop.
Credit efficiency as moat – Protocols with lowest rates, deepest liquidity and tightest risk controls will capture the most capital.
🚀 Bottom line
Memecoins have been the commodity layer of crypto since Doge broke through.
Now credit markets are plugging the final gap, turning jokes into genuine digital assets.
$IMF is at the forefront, poised to become a multi-billion-dollar token and the backbone of MemeFi.
Drop a comment if you’ve borrowed against your memes—or if you still think this is all fun and games. Which memecoin are you leveraging next?
Retain Machine 🧲 retweeted
Based on deposits, IMF's vault is the 10th largest holder of Sky's $USDS (formerly DAI by Maker DAO)
Retain Machine 🧲 retweeted
OpenSea has acquired @rally_xyz 🏁
Buckle up. The future of NFT and token trading fits in your pocket.
