Really impressed with the Monad execution of Metropolis- 880 submissions is amazing.
For context
Solana’s first hackathon had about 100 submissions.
And I’m sure nobody remembers who won- none of those projects are still live.
Win or lose- keep building.
your next trade on @monorail_xyz could be a stock 🧡
buying nvidia, apple, antropic and spacex in the same terminal with your $BOB !
best route for every swap and now for equities too.
your next trade on @monorail_xyz could be a stock 🧡
buying nvidia, apple, antropic and spacex in the same terminal with your $BOB !
best route for every swap and now for equities too.
Your next trade on Monorail could be a stock.
We’re preparing to bring xStocks to the terminal, giving you access to tokenized stocks and ETFs through Monorail.
Here’s why we’re excited about it, and you should be too 👇🏼
we are on the couch doing a little casual gaming (my significant other is longing $MON @monad)
> set her first ever take profit
> set her first every stop loss
> took profit on the way up
> beat her first opponent
she is already a better trader than me.
guess this thing actually works?
For, this hits home. every scam ring makes it harder for honest builders here to get a fair shot.
hunt them down 💯
but will coinbase back the real builders here with the same energy?
i just saw the name and it kinda felt familiar. then i remembered seeing it back in my terra days
checked his bio and saw he's the one who led @astroport_fi
those were the good old days. i was genuinely surprised when i got an airdrop worth like $20k on day one just for staking $luna and basically doing nothing
good to see you again on monad
@NotSureBTC@brian_armstrong same, the fake support dms never stop. takedowns help but user education is the real moat.
coinbase should share which lures hit hardest
For, this hits home. every scam ring makes it harder for honest builders here to get a fair shot.
hunt them down 💯
but will coinbase back the real builders here with the same energy?
We took some time this week to hunt down scammers.
At London Joint Disruption Week, multiple companies and law enforcement agencies shared real-time intelligence, and took action against criminal scam networks operating in West Africa.
Crime doesn't pay.