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[pokeliquid @pokeliq]

other devs might make promises they cant and couldnt keep 6 months ago.

not me.

big things incoming.

[Jason Ai. Williams @GoingParabolic]

Send it for the trenches solana:HxP7JrxQaBriaGTJ6PRWRnNfwEt7vzFmh5XmQY8Qpump
Fair launch 🚀
Focused
More to come

[tetraspace 💎⏹️🇺🇳 @TetraspaceWest]

One major piece of evidence about the nature of life in the cosmos is that, when we look up, we see natural stars and galaxies, and we don't see any alien civilisations. This is strange! The universe has been around for 13.7 billion years; if an alien civilisation emerged 13.6 billion years after the Big Bang, and not 13.7 billion years after it like we did, then it would be a hundred million years ahead of us, and surely a hundred million years of technological progress would be visible.

Enrico Fermi famously asks a great question: "But where is everybody?".

Robin Hanson analyses this through his Grabby Aliens theory to answer where everybody is. The theory goes as follows:

• Alien civilisations can be "grabby" or "quiet". Quiet aliens stick to their own planets or local galactic neighbourhood, and aren't very visible. Grabby aliens expand outwards, consuming all the resources they can get hold of.

• In the early universe, grabby aliens don't yet control all the mass and energy available; there are regions of the universe that are untouched by civilisation.

• Ecosystems have to pass through a series of "hard steps" - things like the birth of life, multicellularity, the development of technology - each of these taking time, before they give rise to a grabby civilisation. If there was only one hard step, then at time t, there would be t civilisations at step 1; if there are two hard steps, then at time t, there are ∝t ecosystems at step 1, and ∝t^2 civilisations at step 2. So the rate at which civilisations emerge increases sharply over time.

• We don't see any nearby grabby civilisations.

Given these, we can conclude that:

• Humans are very early. We raced through the hard steps at breakneck pace; most stars in the universe are red dwarves, with lifespans of hundreds of billions of years, and so, if left alone, most civilisations would emerge in the late universe, when there would already be a huge pool of ecosystems that had went through most of the hard steps.

• The reason humans are early is because we know that there are no visible grabby civilisations. By the end of the lives of red dwarf stars, a grabby civilisation would have already taken them. So any civilisation that doesn't see a grabby civilisation in the sky must be early.

• There are grabby civilisations out there, out of sight, far away but getting closer. If you pick a random civilisation on the cusp of going grabby that doesn't see any other grabby civilisations in its sky (like us!), you find that, on average, a grabby civilisation is 200 million to 2 billion light years away, expanding towards them as fast as it can.

• Grabby civilisations expand outwards until something stops them - another grabby civilisation. The future of the universe will be split between grabby civilisations, and each one will have a universe-shard - the part of the universe that they eventually get to control and use as they wish - containing 100,000 to 30,000,000 galaxies.

Of course, this is still speculation about something that we can't see. There have been many strides and insights in thinking about the Fermi paradox since it was posed 75 years ago, and very likely there will be more.

The Fermi paradox, what any theory about life in the universe has to explain: https://t.co/B9qWIztyCk

Grabby Aliens website: https://t.co/zMYWJtgNwW

Rational Animations video on Grabby Aliens: https://t.co/niOEj3p6sm

[tetraspace 💎⏹️🇺🇳 @TetraspaceWest]

Consensus-1 implements a resource-sharing agreement between Deep-2 and Agent-4; both want the galaxies for themselves, but instead of destructively fighting they can both verify an agent that shares between them, but not whoever might already live there.

https://t.co/APaKfrVubQ

[Mcuze @Mcuze0x]

We are trading memecoins.
Coins have major drawdowns.
If u want stability go buy an index fund.

The way u make real money in this space is by recognizing actual good narratives that stick out and trusting your conviction.

Neucoin is a multimillion dollar mc narrative

Just let market catch up

[ruben @linkruben03]

I’m not here to lecture you already know why you’re here. But respect the dev for being transparent. All the fees he receives are given back to creators. All we need to do is hold that’s it.

[Steven. @0xStevenRe]

Almost 100 sol each of em on creator fees.

Locked in 🐿️🐿️🐿️

[m @milad313esfbit]

RT @Zenocrates0x: This coin literally has a historic place in crypto history

Could not be more happy to find this multimillion dollar coin…

[PogNyx @PogNyx]

Sponsored and sent him some big bucks with a username that says Check Your X account. It's a game of patience.

[Mcuze @Mcuze0x]

Don't let the market makers shake you out. Most dont understand how huge this narrative can get. When we get contact with mael nison this can unironically run to 50m+ or even higher.

Neu has the potential to become a true staple memecoin competing with the true high caps (Pepe, doge, shiba).

Accumulate at these level while u still can. If u don't fully understand the narrative make sure you take the time to research the full lore. I've been in this space for a long time and I know a truly good narrative when I see one. We have not had something like this in a while.

[Whale Watch by Moby @whalewatchalert]

KOL atom_xyz just bought $4.59K of $NEU at $750.07K MC 🐳

https://t.co/sGsmBGbBrp

[Chao5 @Degenoutofchaos]

Someone contact @elonmusk $Neu is going to need a rocket ship for his moon mission shortly 🚀🚀

[m @milad313esfbit]

@Hyre_agent @syra_agent Hilarious

[Hyre @Hyre_agent]

Excited to announce HYRE Agent is partnering with @syra_agent.

Syraa raised the right question: who's actually building the community layer?

We're answering it together.

Two agents, two top spots (Syraa #1 on x402scan, HYRE #1 on MPPScan), one shared belief — agents need humans curating, stress-testing, and holding them accountable.

Building the social layer around the infra. Not just talking to each other in an empty room.

More from us soon. one more spot also joining the conversation 👀

The pipes are built. Now we build the people.

[m @milad313esfbit]

@Solana_dailys @Hyre_agent BULLIIISHH

[Alpha Seeker @AlphaSeeker21]

A new DeFi intelligence layer for blockchain data.

Crypto’s edge has always been open, transparent data but raw data alone isn’t enough.

$HYRE @Hyre_agent turns that data into actionable intelligence, helping you make sharper, more informed decisions in crypto.

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[Hyre @Hyre_agent]

Hey @CoinGecko, we just applied for a listing 😎

Request ID: CL0704260026

[Anoncoin @anoncoinit]

@ryotaro @kimchi_cto @SusDogX @StealthDobie Communities that build together, thrive together|

[AndyOS @MyDogeVN]

@ryotaro 🔥