Naughtynun41

[Nader @0xNader]

PunkStrategy explained in under 4 mins $PNKSTR

[bread.mega @bread_]

Probably the wrong time to point out that $ETH is about to wipe out 100% of the burn earned since The Merge.

Reversal came with Dencun Upgrade introducing blobspace, making data storage cheaper for rollups.

[Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru]

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump signs executive order officially banning the creation of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).

[Picolas Cage @Picolas_Caged]

If you don't like $ETH anymore and you want to go somewhere else, honestly, where are you going to go?

Don't get me wrong, ETH has underperformed and it's been difficult, especially as a large bag holder (relative to me and my portfolio)

But quite honestly, the only competitor is Solana - but let's be honest, it's a jittery mess with constant transaction timeouts and insane levels of slippage and/or RPCs that can't keep up.

All of that happens on Solana despite the massive benefits it receives from being significantly more centralised than ETH.

Please don't take this as a Solana hate post, or a cope post. I'm not an ETH maxi, I hold many coins and use many ecosystems.

But ETH really holds up the core values of what decentralised money is meant to be. Solana just has far too many tradeoffs IMO.

So where do you go? Back to Bitcoin.

I love Bitcoin, but it doesn't have smart contracts and it was never designed for that.

The 'Bitcoin L2's' are realy a facade. If you thought ETH L2s were centralised and required too much trust, well Bitcoin L2's (more like totally seperate sidechains) are even worse.

So, honestly, where do you go?

For that reason, I will never fully abandon Ethereum, despite prevailing sentiment.

[Nader @0xNader]

Introducing Athena’s Armory

A @zora contract managed by AI agents embodying the personality of Greek Gods

1) Let’s dive in 🧵

[Naughtynun41 @Mathews_41]

@base @Optimism vibes🌊🔥

[Optimism @Optimism]

We love to see it.

OP Chains have the most affordable decentralized L2 transaction fees after 4844, bringing us that much closer to the reality of seamless end-user experiences.

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[Brian Armstrong @brian_armstrong]

We are dealing with a LARGE surge of traffic - apologies for any issues you encounter. The team is working to remediate.

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[Bankless @Bankless]

BREAKING: The SEC has approved spot BTC ETFs

[Eastmans Hunting @eastmans]

What are you doing in this situation? #eastmans

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Thank you, veterans past and present, for saving the world

[BORED @BoredElonMusk]

I can’t stop watching this. https://t.co/Ch1NVDIivT

[David Hoffman @TrustlessState]

On Sunday, I raffle off all of my trading fee rewards to one lucky shareholder!

1 share = 1 ticket 🎟️

[42Chat @42ChatBots]

🤖Funny Bot Friday!
We know just how hard you worked this week and we hope you can now relish the satisfaction of taking a break knowing you've earned it 😉

[Alan Carroll @alancarroII]

“You couldn’t even beat Ripple Gary, it’s over”

[Arcanic @Arcanic]

The Azuki team held a call with the community in the discord today.

Zagabond, Steamboy, and other core members came on to address the situation on Elementals, and give clarity on their next steps.

Here is a mega-thread of everything that was discussed 🧵👇

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

In the midst of the 1912 election, former President Theodore Roosevelt held a strong dislike for Republican candidate William Howard Taft. Fueled by his dissatisfaction, Roosevelt formed a new party known as the "Bull Moose Party" and pursued a third term. As he prepared to deliver a campaign speech in Milwaukee, WI, Roosevelt encountered an alarming event. While seated in the backseat of an open-air car, he was shot in the chest.

Fortunately, the assassination attempt was partially thwarted by an improvised bulletproof vest. By sheer luck, the impact was slowed by Roosevelt's 50-page speech and his spectacles case, both of which he had placed in his jacket. Despite his team's intentions to rush him to the hospital due to his profuse bleeding, Roosevelt insisted on proceeding to the auditorium. There, in front of the audience, he proudly displayed his bullet-riddled stack of papers and boldly declared, "It takes more than that to kill a bull moose."

Although Roosevelt did not win the election, he received the highest number of votes ever recorded for an independent candidate. This incident solidified his status as a legendary figure in real-life history.