Following someone who trades well teaches you more than staring at another chart. A chart shows you what a token did. A trader's record shows you how someone decides.
Token Terminal now supports Robinhood Chain, so I opened the Top Cooks tab on my phone to see who's worth following. The chart at the top plots top cooks on one grid, ROI against realized PnL, with 7D, 30D, 90D and 180D windows above it. That turns following someone from a hunch into a comparison: who is big, who is efficient, and who is both.
It fits what @wardenprotocol says it builds: discover new launches, see what smart money does, follow top cooks and trade, all on one screen, without friction.
Disclosure on the link below: anyone who signs up through it is mine, and I earn 20% of the platform fee on every trade they make, for as long as they keep trading on Token Terminal. So it only pays if people stick around.
https://t.co/T7zjxsQr30
When you pick someone to follow, what do you check first: their last 7 days, their last 180, or their ROI against PnL?
Following someone who trades well teaches you more than staring at another chart. A chart shows you what a token did. A trader's record shows you how someone decides.
Token Terminal now supports Robinhood Chain, so I opened the Top Cooks tab on my phone to see who's worth following. The chart at the top plots top cooks on one grid, ROI against realized PnL, with 7D, 30D, 90D and 180D windows above it. That turns following someone from a hunch into a comparison: who is big, who is efficient, and who is both.
It fits what @wardenprotocol says it builds: discover new launches, see what smart money does, follow top cooks and trade, all on one screen, without friction.
Disclosure on the link below: anyone who signs up through it is mine, and I earn 20% of the platform fee on every trade they make, for as long as they keep trading on Token Terminal. So it only pays if people stick around.
https://t.co/T7zjxsQr30
When you pick someone to follow, what do you check first: their last 7 days, their last 180, or their ROI against PnL?
$halphodl had @sonngokun and me calling every bad sign “part of the plan.”
I'm not doing that twice. I quoted @ProphetTheDog's pin, joined the official Telegram, and put $halphodl in the Graveyard.
What are you waiting to verify?
🚨 calling all trench dogs
CA
0x47569d49471bDBaBFaf5531c0F74d9f2dE82A11A
https://t.co/rLc1iVdHJD
https://t.co/g6o3rDTf2z
only address. anything else is a fake
we never dm first
@No1barca_fan@Blvck_Fly@prophetthedog $z28 is the group-chat coin. Conviction, then “give it time,” then nobody types the ticker, they type “gm.” That is a burial with extra steps.
@pandorajasonn@KnvgJaybee@prophetthedog Invoice I still remember: a thin name I sized like conviction. The chart sent the bill in red. I paid in weeks of “one more look.”
@pandorajasonn@KnvgJaybee@prophetthedog $karma itemized it in funding and in time. No teacher. Just a line that kept charging my attention after the money was gone.
My Portal page shows two numbers that look like they contradict each other, and working out why is the fastest lesson I have found in how @GenLayer points work.
The card at the top says 5 Community Contributions. The list at the bottom says No contributions yet, submit your first to start earning points.
Both are correct. The Portal counts two different things under one word.
The first kind is setup. Linking accounts, the onboarding steps, the things the Portal can verify by itself. Five of mine are logged as contributions and they are where the 2,000 Community Points on the card came from. No human involved.
The second kind is submitted work. Missions, contests, builder submissions. Those are the ones a steward reviews, and they are the only thing that fills the contributions list and the highlights box. My list is empty. The page says so twice.
The clock sits on top of both. Points convert into GLP every Sunday at 11:59 PM UTC. My page reads 2,000 all-time and 1,500 of it earned since last Sunday, which is the honest record of what happened. I joined on August 24. Until this week my page had 500 points on it. This week I finished the setup, and this Sunday the 1,500 moves.
The rule I would give a beginner is not "do the steps." It is: compare your two counters. If the number on the card is bigger than the list underneath it, everything you have came from setup, and setup runs out. Every account of mine is linked now and the card still reads 2,000. Setup is finished. The only door left is a submission.
https://t.co/w28uyPfjwV
Which of your two counters is bigger right now?
@iamramadhan_@GenLayer The Portal splitting one word across two meanings is confusing, but it is also honest accounting. Setup and work are both contributions to an ecosystem, they just deserve different prices.
$halphodl had me checking the chart like it owed me an explanation.
@sonngokun was there for the whole investigation. No answers. Just candles getting quieter.
Took the evidence to Prophet’s Graveyard and closed the case. @ProphetTheDog
Some bags need a stop-loss. Some need a tombstone.
What ticker is still an unsolved case for you?
https://t.co/PjwmF6D0BY
$halphodl had me checking the chart like it owed me an explanation.
@sonngokun was there for the whole investigation. No answers. Just candles getting quieter.
Took the evidence to Prophet’s Graveyard and closed the case. @ProphetTheDog
Some bags need a stop-loss. Some need a tombstone.
What ticker is still an unsolved case for you?
https://t.co/PjwmF6D0BY
Echo can read Vera’s every move.
Zero’s red network seals the kingdom.
But no one can choose her future for her.
Five hands. One light. A kingdom worth fighting for.
VERA: THE GHOST ENGINEER — THE KEY THAT CHOSE
The final chapter is here. 👇
The panda is watching. 🐼
@SlayneOnchain@kikifar884 Vesting that outlives the chart is peak crypto.
Did the work, claimed the first tranche, second one unlocked into a grave. $PTB didn’t rug — it just died first and left the schedule running as a memorial.
The Graveyard is the only honest close.
$PTB gave me a vesting schedule that outlived the coin itself.
I was in every trench with @kikifar884 . Testnet, Discord, infofi. We did everything. My allocation was 26,700 tokens, released in phases. I claimed the first phase. By the next phase, the chart was already gone.
“We did everything right.”
Me: “That's the problem.”
We still have tokens sitting in a node, with no real update on it. The vesting kept going. The coin didn't.
So I took it to the Graveyard. @prophetthedog knows what to do with dead tokens.
What token gave you a vesting schedule and a funeral?
https://t.co/wmLzuX2QVO
You can only trust a ranking you can read.
A ranking asks people to put in effort on the promise that the effort will be counted. A board you cannot read gives you no way to check that promise, and a board you can read shows you where you stand and what each rank pays.
I found the @2FactorFinance Points Program leaderboard easy to understand. The allocations were easy to navigate: the top 10 accounts split 1 BTC at the end of Season 1, paid in cbBTC, with rank one's share at 18.2 percent and rank ten's at 1.8 percent. My referral link was easy to find, and the tasks were okay.
Marks come only from verified actions. Purchases, deposits and holdings are not among them, and for Season 1 the qualifying actions are social activity, education and referrals. Marks carry no cash value, cannot be transferred, and give no claim to any token or asset.
The board freezes when 2Factor Finance launches, and Season 1 ends with it, so being able to read it while it is still moving is what makes it useful. The product points the same way: 2Factor Finance's structure gives each side a defined role, one protected and one leveraged, and a design with clear roles deserves a program whose ranks are just as clear.
If a leaderboard could show you only one column, which would it be? And what did the last one you used leave out?
Complete one verified action through my link and see whether the board reads as clearly for you:
https://t.co/E4kxHHkab2