🚨Prepare for a large-scale power outage
When a power outage occurs, card payments, ATMs, mobile phone charging, and more will all stop.
Prepare emergency cash in advance just in case.
I absolutely think crypto twitter is not the same it used to be few years back
What changes ?
New peeps? Elon buying X ? Kaito ? Or pumpfun ????
No more threads, spaces by respected accounts
Infact less community shitpost, more rage bait and banger posts
Web3 used to have a community culture
another damn DAO, another alpha group another raffle bro what the hell are we even grinding for? 😭
joining 50 communities chasing every spot collecting discord roles like pokémon & jumping on every founder’s invite code.
end of the month? still no solid cook just a whole lot of bullshit. 💀
are we actually building connections or just working as unpaid interns for these communities?
seriously how many communities can you join before you realize you're just running in circles lmao ?
Im tired & I left many expect some 1 or 2 & started grinding on my own 🥲.
Web3 has plenty of people chasing rewards. The harder part is figuring out who actually deserves them.
That is the problem @NucleusCodes is trying to solve. It looks at your existing onchain activity and social footprint to build a reputation score, then uses that signal to match you with relevant opportunities.
I like the distinction between its two leaderboards. Reputation rankings reward the history you have already built, while contribution rankings focus on the content you create during a campaign. Those are two very different kinds of value.
Community Rankings add another layer. You choose one primary community, and the strongest communities can unlock exclusive opportunities for their members.
But there is a question worth asking here. A high reputation score can show that someone has been active and consistent, but does it always mean they are the right person for a specific campaign?
What should matter more when a project distributes rewards: a user’s long-term reputation or the actual value they contribute to that campaign?
Today's Rare Pepe Lore Lesson™️ is Series 4, Card 7 - RAREPEPESHOW by @The_Glitch_Game (Yoni Terenzi). This is a 1/177 card with a current floor price of 0.1 BTC ($8,350 USD).
44 wallets hold a copy of the card and the Yoni controls 61.6 % of the total supply (109/177).
The source file is a promotional photo of the main cast of characters from the television series The Muppet Show. It first appeared online on 14 April 2008.
Key characters visible include Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Scooter, Gonzo, and Rowlf the Dog.
Yoni replaced Kermit's head with Pepe's and turned it into a game card with the action "Infiltrate." It states, "with this card, you can infiltrate a group of enemies and paint them green."
It also includes Yoni's trademark rainbow "Rare" and "Pepe" along the sides.
Further reading/viewing:
The Muppet Show - https://t.co/vQIoxlJtDU
Kermit The Frog - https://t.co/KueOcEPoBE
Miss Piggy - https://t.co/hgHxITkusE
Fozzie Bear - https://t.co/1BdAtuN745
Scooter - https://t.co/GBeEHEo4Kp
Gonzo - https://t.co/G6AGGvt1nq
Rowlf the Dog - https://t.co/7Ol2uc1G6y
The Muppet Show Original Theme Song - https://t.co/wlXO6taq78
Thoughtful things you can do for loved ones:
If they have a new baby and you visit, ask if you can take a pic of them all together. New parents have thousands of pics of their baby and the other parent, but not enough photos all together in their house
If something life changing happens for them — new job, new book, new relationship, death in the family — show up. If you can’t show up in person, call. People remember who shows up at moments like these
Text them old pics you found of them. iOS makes this easy to tag people, and people love seeing old memories
JUST IN: #Bitcoin-backed loans are becoming a mainstream credit tool, with borrowers using #BTC as collateral for tuition, emergency expenses, and business cash flow, per CoinDesk.
GM is more than 'good morning' to me.
It's a term of recognition, a calling card, a way of life, a personal stance. It's representing a community of people who have come together to celebrate something most of the world knows nothing about.
It's art. It's creating art. It's owning the rights to all of the art you've created, or deciding not to and giving it all away for free. It's knowing the inside joke, then memeing those who don't know. It's laughing in the face of bears while holding on to the backs of bulls; sometimes simultaneously.
It's fighting the man, calling out scammers, supporting the unknown, shunning the grifters, betting the house on 'probably nothing' then blasting off to the moon or riding it all the way down to zero. For some, it's the exact opposite of every bit of that and going to jail thanks to Zach.
It's shilling, or whining about shillers. It's selling, or whining about those selling. It's exhibiting, or whining about those being exhibited. It's making money in crypto, or whining about those who did. It's traveling the world, or whining about those who do. It's being able to pay rent, or whining about those who can.
All of which depends on what day of the week it is.
It's cope. It's ngmi. It's 1) What.
It's bags. Not your bags. My bags.
It's drinking a cappuccino from a mug with your art on it while standing in front of a wall of art you've collected from money you've made selling your own art while posing for a selfie sporting a tattoo created by an artist you met IRL halfway across the world over a face full of foreign breakfast paid for by kind strangers who believe in you.
It's GM...and it's something different for all of us.
My Neo memory isn’t just one moment. It’s the journey. 🦋
I was only 20 years old when I joined the NeoX Hackathon.
I kept showing up, creating content, contributing to the community, and helping wherever I could. That consistency led to me becoming a NeoPod Ambassador, and later, a Neo Community Manager.
Earning that role was one of my biggest Web3 milestones. It showed me that consistently contributing can create real opportunities.
I still remember receiving my first Web3 payment in gas:native from Neo. What started as a desire to contribute became my first real role in Web3.
Then came GameShame Studios.
We went from hackathon participants to builders, creating Raijin Protocol an on-chain PvP fighter-jet game on Neo X.
Getting our first GrantShares proposal accepted and securing $20,000 worth of funding in gas:native for Raijin Protocol were another unforgettable milestones. Seeing an idea turn into a funded project that we could actually build on Neo X was a surreal moment.
From a 20-year-old hackathon participant → community contributor → NeoPod Ambassador → Community Manager → Neo X builder.
That journey is my Neo memory. 💚
I want to keep pumping out innovative projects in the Neo ecosystem, contributing wherever I can, and continuing to grow alongside this wonderful chain and its community.
We’re just getting started. 🚀 gas:native neo:native
#MyNeoMemory #NeoMainNet10 #Neo