$01
This looks interesting, but I don’t know the team and I haven’t done enough research to trust it yet. It could be legitimate, or it could be a scam.
That said, the idea is simple:
When people buy $01, the funds go into a reserve instead of being extracted.
That reserve is held in yield-bearing dollars, and the yield stays inside the system, increasing the backing per coin over time.
The supply is capped at 21 million, and every trade burns a small amount of supply.
In theory, fewer coins and a growing reserve means more backing per coin as time passes.
If the reserve is real, the contracts work as advertised, and the model proves sustainable, it’s a very interesting experiment.
Do your own research before buying anything.
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@discordiaCLIPS It’s sad that all the rich people left crypto and it’s now the entire industry is just teenagers in America forcing poor people to do shameful things.
I’ve been drained of $112,708. Earlier this morning, I received a random notification on my phone from Phantom, indicating that I had sent out 1,483 SOL to an address I don’t control.
I’ve never connected my wallet to anything, and I’ve never given anyone access or authorized any transactions in the past. I’m at a loss for what to do.
This money represents a significant portion of my port, which I’ve earned through various rug pulls i’ve done over the past year & social engineering plays i’ve done on people in the crypto community. I’m truly devastated. I don’t think I’ll be able to live to see tomorrow after this loss. I just don’t understand how this could have happened.
you need to clean up your sources of information before the next bull run
unfollow every single 'kol' who told you to buy $aster
they cant trade, they cant invest
they are either stupid or malicious, likely both
any kol that chases cope plays instead of giving their followers the obvious winner needs to go
$hype was the great separation event
you can now see clearly who is worth following
and who is not
hyperliquid
SpaceX millionaires 4,000 x $1mil , 400 x $100 mil
Every employee who joined before the first succesful launch made (unless they sold early) more than $100 million.
SpaceX lists June 12 at ~$1.75T.
Work backward from the cap table. At $1.75T, clearing $100M takes ~0.0057% of the company.
- 2002–2008, first ~500 in: joined at a ~$50M company. Held to $1.75T = a 17,000x. The core of the club — maybe 150–250 left holding
- September 2008, SpaceX has first successful launch
- 2010–2016: joined at $1B–$10B. Needs a senior grant — directors, principal engineers, early Starlink. ~100–200
- C-suite + board: Shotwell, Johnsen past $1B. A layer of SVPs below them clears $100M on equity, not salary. ~20–40
- Post-2016: joined at $20B–$350B. To hit $100M you'd have needed ~0.4% of the company. Impossible for an employee. This is the millionaire tier — almost none reach $100M
The tally:
~400–500 at $100M+
A few dozen above $500M
A handful of billionaires past Musk
Same building. Same mission. Two orders of magnitude apart — set entirely by what year you walked in.
Early isn't a strategy. It's a date stamp.
@RuneCrypto_@binance Still good bet long term? Anything that yzy Labs or cz touch its a good bet, they give 0 fucks, they just want some launchpad movement on their cex