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真主在上 🕊️| Pricing clerks | lessons from history | Web3 enthusiast

[Yus @Yusmetax]

GM to those who "GM" back 🏛

[Yus @Yusmetax]

GM to those who "GM" back 🏛

[Yus @Yusmetax]

@BJauhi GM, become the person your goals require.

[Yus @Yusmetax]

@Wilsonpablo108 GM fren

[Yus @Yusmetax]

GM to those who "GM" back 🏛

[Yus @Yusmetax]

@Fujina73 Good morning 🫶

[priscal @GinikaOgbo30906]

I accidentally found out my 84 year old neighbour used to be a Cold War cryptographer and now we have weekly spy lessons.

So I’ve lived next door to this quiet old man for years always polite, keeps his lawn perfect and waves once in a while. Last month I helped him carry groceries inside and I noticed this *massive* stack of old notebooks covered in numbers and symbols. I joked You planning a heist or something? He just smiled and said,

[H B O @HBO_data]

GOOD MORNING CANOPY

The Recursive Economic Flywheel: How Canopy Creates Compounding Value Through Restaking

One of the most powerful yet under-discussed mechanisms in @CNPYNetwork is its recursive economic flywheel powered by restaking.

Validators who bond $CNPY secure not only the root chain but also every nested appchain in the ecosystem. This creates a self-reinforcing cycle:

• More appchains increase demand for shared security

• Higher demand drives stronger yields for validators

• Stronger security makes it easier for new projects to launch

• More projects expand the overall ecosystem

Builders benefit significantly as well. New appchains gain instant economic security at launch without needing to bootstrap their own validator set. As they mature, they can progressively increase independence while still contributing to the broader network’s strength.

This model aligns incentives across all participants: validators are motivated to support ecosystem growth, builders launch with robust security, and the entire network benefits from compounding value creation.

Canopy is not simply building another appchain launcher. It is designing a sustainable economic engine where security, innovation, and ownership reinforce each other at every level.

This recursive flywheel could become one of the strongest value accrual mechanisms in the appchain sector.

What are your thoughts on Canopy Network’s recursive restaking model? Are you participating as a validator or builder?

[M A $ T E R @officialamaster]

Insecurity in Nigeria to me is turn by turn. Today, it is the turn of the North to face insecurity. The North was quite safe in the past until the GEJ administration.

I remembered that insecurity in the South was so much at a time that some people left the country altogether. The foreigners and some Diaspora Nigerians living on my street left Nigeria when Lagos was plagued by armed robbery. I remembered that some people who left Lagos for the North for the NYSC decided to stay permanently in the North.

I remembered that highway robbery was very common that luxurious buses had to engage armed security. I remembered when carjacking was everyday things in Lagos. My wife's car was stolen and we never recovered the car.

I remembered when almost all the streets in Lagos erected security gates because of arm robbers. I remembered when armed robbers wrote to their intended victims and the police could not do anything. Our security guard was killed by armed robbers when he locked the gate during an armed robbery operation and did not quickly run away from the gate

I remembered when kidnapping was common in Lagos and many rich individuals were victims. Evans, the billionaire kidnapper operated in Lagos.

The insecurity did not stop in Lagos, it extended to the South South where oil workers were constantly kidnapped for ransom. This extended to Port Harcourt. Our friend was kidnapped in Port Harcourt, so we're many people we know. The Church had to pay millions of naira as ransom to get the release of our friend. All these kidnappings were not in the news.

We have forgotten the Badoo in Ikorodu in Lagos State who killed people for rituals. Remember the petrol bunkering syndicates operating in Ikorodu and Arepo who sacked the whole communities they operated in, and the police could not do anything about.

Nigerians forget too soon.

[D ø l l á r z z 💰 @abdoulllmuhd]

“My mum took a deep breath and give a very long sigh of relief when she heard our father’s death. I was with her and what shocked me the most was when she added “Alhamdulillah” . They have been married for over 30 years and she’s the definition of a respectful,honest, and loyal wife to my dad.

What I kept wondering was why she’s happy with his death…?

[🅿️🅰️SS Ⓜ️🅰️N never loose 💪 🍹 @blackthreads0]

Fifteen years ago, my ten-year-old son Bill went missing from school. He wore freckles across his nose and liked to hum little tunes he made himself. The police looked everywhere. I became the mother filling every street with missing posters and never giving up.....

[Noora🌷 @Amma__tuuh]

I’ll go first. There once was a fast food joint I would stop at. It was mom & pop. When I was pregnant with my 3rd, I stopped to get a milkshake. The price listed was $6 but the cashier quoted me $12. That’s double. I questioned her. She argued the price changed & started insulting me. I didn’t want it anymore but the craving gave in.

[Rasmulan @mrrasmulan]

After getting into bed, I reflected and said to my son, "Sorry, I might've gotten too angry earlier. Mommy doesn't have much capacity, you know..." He asked, "What's capacity?" so I said, "It's capacity~ Like when you pour milk into a cup, if it's a small cup, it overflows, right? Mommy's a small cup, and there are so many things to do like work, cleaning, laundry

[Kels @khelszz]

🚨Pyramid of the Greatest World Cup players of all time 🐐

Thought?

[BORNTOWN🇫🇷💫 @BornCityX]

🎥BEST OR WORST WORLD CUP MOMENT 2026? Drop your video or quote👇"One made us celebrate. One made us laugh."

[𝑆𝑎𝑙𝑚𝑎✨ @salamah_adam]

The face. The hustle.

[Whispers ♻️ @josh_1234_5]

I thought it's easy until I gave it a try 👇

[fariderh🤍⚘️ @Fariderh__]

Things I Wish I Could Tell My Spouse💔📣

[Pedri8 @fcbp8dri_]

✅OFFICIAL: All the Completed "HERE WE GO" Transfers so far this season;

🔴🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Anthony Gordon — Barca €80m
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🔴 Marco Palestra — Chelsea £55M
🔴🇵🇹Marc Cucurella — Real Madrid £60m
🔴🇲🇦Ismael Saibari — Bayern Munich £55m

🔴Julian Alvarez to ... a thread

[GENUINE Pp (PROPERTIES & PHONES) @Elyakubhakim]

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[Aria @wydAriaX]

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[Black Albino. @Black_Dee99]

I've always been careful with the words traitor and betrayal.

Someone you have no real bond with cannot betray you. And if that bond exists only in your mind while the other person doesn't share it, then it's like being in love alone and accusing the other person of cheating when there was never a relationship to begin with.

This applies to everything: business, politics, sports, friendships, and the workplace.

Everyone is a prisoner of their own expectations, and no one is obligated to live up to them. If you create a false image of someone in your head, they fail to meet it, and you get upset, the problem is not them. It's your expectation.

Even worse are the people who believe that anyone who refuses to do what they want is somehow betraying them. Unless there is an actual obligation involved—such as a contract, an agreement, or a parent's responsibility toward a child—nobody owes obedience to another person's wishes.

I've spent a lot of time reading and listening to people express hatred, often baselessly, while accusing others of betrayal. In reality, many are simply angry because they believed a lie, built unrealistic expectations, or discovered that someone has a mind of their own. Rather than admitting they were wrong, they label the other person a traitor.

The most absurd cases are those who believe their opinions are supreme, that others must agree with them, and that disagreement itself is an act of betrayal.

I'm writing this for anyone tired of suffering unnecessarily. You're the one creating fantasies in your head. You're the one believing what feels good rather than what's true. You're the one idealizing people and turning them into something they were never meant to be.

Don't get angry because people don't do what you want them to do. Their choices are not under your control, and whether you like it or not, they don't need your permission.

Don't suffer for free. And don't think that because Anne Hathaway is pregnant, she somehow betrayed you. She doesn't even know you exist, and you never had a chance with her in the first place.

Harsh, perhaps. But that's exactly how it sounds.