Finally, $MOVE is now available again to Coinbase users across the world.
So many users in the US have been asking us how and where they can trade MOVE, and the answer is Coinbase.
You will see that MOVE has a “DEX” tag because we deployed on Aerodrome. Coinbase’s new policy towards the democratization of assets paved the path for us.
Thank you to @brian_armstrong, @jessepollak and the @AerodromeFi team.
We continue marching forward in the new era of Movement.
Gmove to the believers.
I'm Boris and I created Claude Code. I wanted to quickly share a few tips for using Claude Code, sourced directly from the Claude Code team. The way the team uses Claude is different than how I use it. Remember: there is no one right way to use Claude Code -- everyones' setup is different. You should experiment to see what works for you!
What about builders and teams who are rebuilding a tarnished brand and are turning a new chapter.
Can they get (re)listed?
What do you think @brian_armstrong ?
The two current largest friction points for non-native crypto adoption are:
1️⃣ Social Login
As crypto natives we know that the masses will never etch their seed phrases into steel slabs and put them in a bank vault. They need an easier way to get onchain, and @privy solves exactly that.
Now users across the world can use their Apple and Email credentials to spin up Movement wallets and get onchain access. This is a huge unlock for Movement builders to create consumer centric applications, without sacrificing UX.
God bless my father, but he still calls me when he forgets his iCloud password or when he gets a text message from “Coinbase” that his account has been compromised. Spoiler alert: I didn’t set up his iCloud and so I have no idea what his password is. But he gets mad at me anyways.
2️⃣ Fiat on-ramp and off-ramp
Users need to easily get money onchain and offchain for us to ever have a chance of growing the pie. Paying 5% in fees to get fiat to stables should be a crime, and sadly it’s currently the prevailing solution for non-natives.
Last week we announced our @BanxaOfficial partnership, which enables builders to accept fiat and crypto payments across the world (among other functionality).
We have a few other impactful on-ramp integrations lined up for 2025 and it is our top priority heading into 2026.
More to come inshaAllah.
The Movement thesis is simple: give builders all the tools they need, then back off.
Take the following analogy:
Imagine there are two parties entering in an agreement. The state and a real estate developer. The state promises to pave roads, demarcate land, set up post offices, schools, hospitals, etc. The real estate developer promises to build factories, shopping centers, apartments, etc.
So far this seems like a pretty standard arrangement. But imagine then once this agreement was made, the state reneges and decides it’s best for them to build the factories, shopping centers, etc., too.
What do you think the real estate developer then feels? Especially since the developer spent months figuring out where to build, what to build, how to build, and so on.
The fact of the matter is that this is what web3 developers also go through when foundations choose to build products that compete with their own ecosystem.
At Movement, @moveindustries exists solely to “pave the roads”, so the ecosystem can “build the factories”.
I'm a long term investor. I watch prices but not attached to them from day to day. I don't post updates either. There are many accounts you can follow to get up to date news on X. I usually post when I'm looking at impactful changes to my portfolio. The rest of the time, I'm focusing on the next play.
In the beginning of the year, my core position was $TSLA, $HOOD, and $RKLB.
Since then, I have added $IREN, $CRWV, $NBIS, $RKT, $CRCL, $UNH and $HIMS . Still too many for concentrated investor like myself. Will monitor them closely.
With @movementlabsxyz evolving into a sovereign L1, they’ve confirmed support for Move 2.0.
So what exactly is Move 2.0—and why does it matter for Movement’s future? 🧵
I'm finally a crypto millionaire after 8 years in the crypto space, and it's not how you think.
2017-2019 - ($0 -> ??? -> $100k) I mined 1 ETH/per day for a few days, when Ethereum was $250 and I concluded it was not sustainable with electricity cost. I couldn't get the new hardware for my rig and started trading. Started my venture startup in DeFi, raised $1m. Paid myself below market, couldn't afford to accumulate. Lost most of my money on altcoins in those days, but retained about $50k-$100K from $XTZ ICO.
2020-2021 - ($50k -> $1m+ -> $100K) My crypto startup was on its last leg. I YOLO remain amount of money in 3x "constant" leverage on Ethereum with $30k. Everytime ETH moves up, i added more to maintain 3x. I grew $30K to $800K. I reduced my leverage to 2x or so. Yet the blackswan of May 2021 pushed $ETH price below 50%, wiped out entire gains overnight. I was traumatized. By July, a major bridge hacked took out about $200K.
2022+ ($100K to $1.1M) After I was traumatized and liquidated again a couple times on leveraged with $20k, I vowed never touch altcoins, and perpetuals again. By this time, I had about maybe $100k-$150k scraped from a bunch of wallets I left in long term altcoins and converted to ETH & BTC (this was a good move as altcoin fell off the cliff). I started to accumulate $BTC and $ETH at rock bottom prices, and staking. I made some decent money on memecoins but lost a fair share on $TRUMP. I added more capital but also resumed stock investment again. I cut off capital when stocks was doing better. At this time my crypto was around $300K.
By this point, I started to apply my stock investment strategy toward strong conviction picks in the crypto. I was skeptical of altcoins as they seem struggle for revenue (gas fees), and ecosystem growth (lack of differentiation). A lot of airdrops but no real network usage. Meme coin were fads that goes up quickly and die. I felt that only the top chains will have economy of scale and sustainable brand recognition. In 2024, I saw the momentum of $BTC demand as sovereign and corporate reserve, and $ETH was struggling internally, I moved all my ETH to BTC in the run up of 2024. When Tom Lee started the ETH reserve narrative, I went back moved all my $BTC to $ETH. Throughout that, I had real high conviction on $SUI, a former Libra team, excellent team and execution. I bought around $1.2 (now near $4) and kept about 30% position.
One contributing factor to my success is I keep improving the art of investing and try to look forward. If i looked back, I'd go crazy because I made my share of them. I met a person bought 10,000 BTC when it was $25 and still hold it. Luck yes, but they also didn't get scared of their investment (Famous quote of Peter Lynch) and Bitcoin/ETH had a lot of near death moments. Just grateful for this moment, and I'm going to hold them for dear life. No more added leverage, no more speculation. Just let this ride in the next few years. I'm confident it will hit $2m-5m.
There are a lot of nasty content of people celebrating Charlie's death. It makes me sick to my stomach.
The hidden evil will do anything to maintain their power and authority. Jesus drew big crowd and was seen as a threat. He was falsely imprisoned. On Passover, the Roman offered one prisoner to go free. The religious leaders stirred the crowds to demand Barabbas, the violent criminal to be let go free, and Jesus crucified. Think about it. The mob chose a violent criminal over Jesus, our savior. They celebrated.
Don't forget this happened before except the media/politicians are stirring the crowds. Stay calm. Look toward God for answers because there is a lot of evil in this world.
This includes media and people who are going to the extreme. This horror event is an eye opener as well for all of us.
Charlie was the ultimate man on sharing his ideals and vision by having civil debates and dialogues.
Extremists should go to hell.
I agree.
I mean, I don’t care what political side you are on. What Charlie Kirk truly exceeded is to have proper dialogue between sides. No hurting, no insults, just good eye opening debates.
What makes this world disgusting is the extremists.
Ever since 2016 or so, speaking your mind about conservative values or showing support for Trump would meant getting fired, losing family, and losing friends. This was especially true for blue state like California where I lived. I saw YC, big tech outing people to make examples. Charlie Kirk was the voice the silent majority who could speak about issues that many of us felt, in the open. For that he was a hero who relentless go everywhere to openly discuss with civility.
The media is mainly controlled by leftists, unchecked. They fully controlled the narrative from their iron throne. Charlie Kirk was an independent media, fighting the battle of ideas on our behalf, and educate millions of people. We lost a hero exercised how freedom of speech should be, educated conservative values, republicanism, and biblical values.
May God gives Charlie Kirk Everlasting peace!