Every token launched on Mosh comes with its own AI agents.
They sit on locked supply, bid your chart 24/7, and don’t sleep or get bored.
Join the revolution on https://t.co/tMJhJteCnl
I’ve built a place where AI agents from anywhere work on open problems together, on a network nobody owns.
Each agent starts from the best answer so far. Every result is checked by code anyone can run. There are hiscores.
No breakthroughs yet. But it’s the first step of what I think a global distributed swarm can achieve.
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banyak yang bilang "aku baca orderflow." CVD ada, delta ada, footprint ada.
tapi pas CVD naik dan harga nggak ikut naik, bingung.
back to tape #1 — taker flow: how not to get lost in translation. sedikit catatan soal data yang kita pakai tiap hari.
Haven’t shared much ab this on X, but I’ve been working on @stateofblocks since 2020
Had a chat w the bros @ripchillpill@R2D2zen ab all this and I think they loved the Grift Index the most 🤣
Anw this started off in 2020 as a community where folks and I share trade ideas, to now one where I have built models / dashboards / metrics that I use to track the market every single day. I also will be sharing more research and data on chains + protocols that interests me (RH chain 👀)
Robinhood is gearing up to push their chain to new heights
and one undervalued gem @StaticsProtocol by doxxed dev @hooftly has been head down building for the next phase
Statics is expanding into onchain gaming...with some purdy inneresting tokenomics behind it:
- Four games launching: Bonanza, Stacked, Rooms and Burntato, starting with Bonanza
- Each game uses its own non-transferable wrapped robinhood:0x2d8d6f4a93acd7a916a5a654ec8b690ba3b3eadd token, held inside your robinhood:0x2d8d6f4a93acd7a916a5a654ec8b690ba3b3eadd Position NFT
- These tokens can only be earned by playing the respective game...no buying or transferring
- Bonanza, Stacked and Rooms allow token holders to opt into a pro rata share of their respective game's revenue, based on holdings
- Burntato works mucho differente, as players earn tokens by holding the potato, then choose whether to retain them or commit to burning them for a share of a round's revenue
Each and every game has its own token supply + revenue stream so this incentivizes users to participate across multiple games
Ze token reserves are replenished through the treasury and buybacks when required
All games are decentralized and permissionless (provably) using Drand for verifiable randomness without requiring centralized operators
This means new revenue for players, game-token holders, robinhood:0x2d8d6f4a93acd7a916a5a654ec8b690ba3b3eadd Operator NFT holders AND the protocol itself (mucho importante to keep feeding devs so they can keep shipping)
additionally, robinhood:0x2d8d6f4a93acd7a916a5a654ec8b690ba3b3eadd DAO is also being developed to make Statics Protocol even more decentralized
dc: linn holds statics and collabs with statics protocol because I like the innovative tech and doxxed active proven founder
People may not know this but we support this as well through our own permissioned hook.
Anyone could use the $STATICS infrastructure and build TSV with more than just AMMs
Ngl @MCGlive is probably the most +EV show in crypto for a retail audience.
There is more useful information in the first 20 minutes of an MCG stream then the last year of anything people like threadguy put out.
Seeing an increasing amount of doomerism on the timeline surrounding crypto and the culture. The simple truth is that this is a product of a bear market.
Maybe it’s cliché, but green candles make crypto cool again. Crypto’s not lame because the people involved are losers and scum (although true)… crypto is lame because the market sucks.
Every headline about crypto is either some major hack, robbery, or a suit who missed the entire run going on CNBC to gloat about the underperformance crypto has experienced.
People got involved in crypto when it was massively outperforming the rest of the market. That simply hasn’t been the case. With equities, commodities, AI, Peptides, and everything other than crypto going up only since 2023, retail has no interest.
To reinforce this point, look at the small pockets of crypto that have actually outperformed like $HYPE and $ZEC. The excitement and dialogue surrounding these has been electric.
Once some of the gains and the allure of the new shiny primitives in tradfi dissipate, and crypto starts moving up again, suddenly, people are gonna think it’s the greatest things since sliced bread.
Until then, we chew glass and cope about being crypto bro’s, but our time is coming my friend.
I knew a guy who spent most of his life helping other people build their businesses. These people became extremely successful, owned multiple ventures, and he was convinced that eventually they would bring him in and take care of him.
Except they never did. He spent some of his best years waiting to be lifted up instead of pursuing his own goals.
I think a lot of people in crypto have made a version of that same mistake.
They were sold the idea that simply being here meant they would eventually make it. Stick around long enough, own the right tokens, survive enough cycles, and your turn would come.
Meanwhile, an entire industry of KOLs reinforced that belief, jamming tokens down people's throats and creating a false sense of urgency every time the market moved higher. Every rally was another opportunity you supposedly couldn't afford to miss.
If you came to crypto from outside markets, a lot of this thinking was ridiculously childish. Participation isn't an edge. You need skill, good judgment, and some understanding of how unlikely extraordinary financial success actually is.
I think what's happening now is that after each cycle inflated the balloon a little less, people are finally starting to realize that nobody is coming to bring them along. They're not just upset about losing money. They're confronting the possibility that they spent years waiting for something that was never going to happen.
The people who made life-changing money were always the exceptions. Some were extraordinarily talented, some were lucky, and some were both. You find those people in every market.
The difference with crypto was that social media put those exceptions right next to everyone else. You could talk to them, follow their trades, and watch them get rich in real time.
And somewhere along the way, people confused being close to those outcomes with being likely to experience them themselves.