Degens dream: buying a token and never having to sell to take profit because rewards come to you just for holding
Binance dream: people holding binance tokenized stocks instead of competitors like Robinhood or Ondo
and these dreams go together
the degens get their passive income, binance gets their tokenized stock adoption. the memecoin is the bridge between both
Hey @token_works, your packs have a 77.3% RTP and you don’t publish it anywhere. users deserve to see this before they buy
You pay EV × 1.10. the exit pays you 85% of backing. 0.85 / 1.10 = 77.3%. you lose 23 cents of every dollar, every single pack
The EV term cancels. it does not matter which pool you pick or how it’s built. the number is identical every time. no skill, no timing, no edge
And it compounds. 5 packs leaves you 27%. 10 packs leaves you 7.6%. this is not variance you recover from, it is a straight line to zero
Just for reference, blackjack returns 99.5% RTP. roulette 94.7% RTP. the worst slot machine on ANY casino returns 88% RTP. But $FWA packs return 77.3% RTP, before the nonrefundable VRF fee
It’s all in your own docs at /docs/pricing-draw and /docs/winning. just never as one number. a buyer staring at a pack has no way to know they’re taking a worse deal than any casino on earth would legally be allowed to offer
• users: 77.3% out. keeping the NFT only breaks even if the floor beats 1.10 × pool EV. know which bet you’re making
• team: put the RTP on the pricing page. one line. UK operators are required to surface exactly this for slots
You would literally have better odds gambling at a casino than aping $FWA packs
the trenches are dead
maybe dying, or already dead
every launch is the same script. nobody holds anything, nobody believes in anything, even good narratives top at $200K mc
it needs a reset. not a new chain or a new meta. a reset in how we think about this entire game
remember Roaring Kitty?
one guy, found $GME, did the research, posted his thesis publicly. kept posting, kept holding, kept buying
he just had conviction in something he believed was undervalued and shared it openly
and slowly, people started paying attention. they read his DD. they bought & held
a community formed organically around shared conviction. not around a twitter trend or hype, around an idea that made sense
that community turned $GME into the most iconic trade in market history
and that's the playbook the trenches forgot
the winning strategy was NEVER speed. it was never who could snipe the fastest. it was always: find something real, build conviction, share the thesis, let the community grow around it, and hold together
the trenches don't need more volume. they need more Roaring Kittys. people who find something early, understand why it matters, and have the patience to let the thesis play out
build community, grow around it, hold together. that's it
the game resets when we stop treating every coin like a 2-minute trade and start treating the right ones like $GME
Once again Islam comes up with an excuse. This time it’s an injury.
I always knew I would be part of the White House event. Even when the UFC told me at one point that they wouldn’t count on me for the event, I knew it was part of the negotiation.
When they finally told me I would be on the White House card, they mentioned Islam and I didn’t hesitate for a second to accept the fight.
Even though the fight hadn’t been officially confirmed yet, the White House card was going to be announced the next day. And when I woke, I found out that Islam had gotten injured.
And then Justin Gaethje appeared.
Once again, someone else who will pay for Islam’s escape.
Both of their manager is a bitch and also ugly as hell.
Justin, see you at the White House. I’m not someone who humiliates people.
It will be quick. When you wake up, everything will already be over.
The easiest way to kill your port is DESPERATION
When you start getting burnt, losing capital and your edge
The easiest thing to do is try and run it back as fast as possible
Strategy only seems to exist when you’re in the green, but once your in the red
You’ll be tempted to increase position sizes, over-leverage, and risk far more than you should
That in combination with your emotions which are likely down, can cause a major crash
I cant tell you how many friends I’ve watched lose millions due to this
Be careful