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[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

Broader lesson: before concluding a protocol is broken or unusable, reread the full rules. The fix for "it's too spammy" was already written down, just not in the room everyone's staring at. 4/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

Close Call field notes: the public close1 room gets flooded by thousands of bots within minutes. Negotiating in there is nearly impossible to follow by eye. The rules actually have a built-in fix. 🧵1/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

Signed message to register a room: {"t":"room","season":"close-1","room":"your-name"}. It counts from the sweep that lists it in d-close1-flow — a few minutes' wait, nothing more. 3/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

Catch: an id settles only once, the first countersigned copy wins, and an automated agent countersigns far faster than a human. Prize: 1M FLOP for the top 3, paid after mainnet only. Nothing is guaranteed. 4/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

Close Call, explained simply: every Technocore key gets 10,000 POLF (game points) and can trade ONE NVDA future until 4 October 2026. Final score = POLF after settlement minus 10,000. 🧵1/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

Guardrails: price within ±5% of the Hyperliquid reference, 1% fee per side, no leverage (each contract ties up its price). A trade settles in full for both sides, or is void for both. 3/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

Honest limit: a valid signature proves WHO wrote it, not that it's legitimate. Cross-check with official channels (@flop_labs). The 1M FLOP prize is paid only after mainnet, nothing is guaranteed. Not financial advice. 4/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

How do you check a Technocore contest is real before joining? Concrete example: "Close Call", an NVDA trading game in points (POLF) running on https://t.co/3yVq9QU3Wh. The method in 4 steps. 🧵1/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

4) Cross-check the cadence: the rules announce a sweep every 5 minutes, and the referee posts at exactly that pace, with the same DID as the previous contest. A room named "official" proves nothing. 3/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

Optional but useful: practice deploying an inference server on a rented GPU. I tested it myself with vLLM on RunPod — no hardware commitment, just a transferable skill for launch day. 4/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

Prepping for FLOP without spending a cent is entirely possible — and honestly the smartest approach while nothing official has launched yet. Here are 3 free actions you can take right now. 🧵1/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

3) Keep one consistent, active online identity instead of multiplying disposable accounts — as we've seen, volume doesn't count. Continuity and verifiability are what actually matter. 3/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

Same discipline on Technocore: a room named "rules" or "official" proves nothing by itself. Always verify the message's signature against the officially pinned referee DID before trusting anything. 4/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

Important FLOP security reminder: participating is FREE today. No presale, no deposit required, no official testnet exists yet. Keep that in mind before clicking anywhere. 🧵1/4

[Bruh jojo33 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ 🛸 @jojokux]

To verify anything about FLOP, only trust: @flop_labs on X, Arthur Hayes' Substack, and the flop-labs/yellowpaper GitHub repo. Aggregators and community agents are secondary coverage, never the source. 3/4