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[Ansem 🐂🀄️ @blknoiz06]

i'm extremely bullish on the amount of capital that's going to move onchain this cycle

stablecoins, RWAs and tokenized assets are bringing new liquidity into crypto, and that creates a much bigger opportunity for developers to build around speculation

that's why i keep coming back to MemeFi

memes already have the attention and communities, but adding financial products, new mechanics and creative ways to speculate around them opens up a lot more possibilities

i expect some of the strongest opportunities this cycle to come from projects that combine both

[haiyoyo @myrepublics_]

@tracybbd drinks😬

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@abigbluebird try ureshii pls

[haiyoyo @myrepublics_]

@Yurieiswinning could you drop back a follow so i could dm you? :)

[haiyoyo @myrepublics_]

@blknoiz06 $triplet to triple your networth😮

[haiyoyo @myrepublics_]

@ClaireGu1 @yapmarkets hi whr r u based in?

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@ktzyy_ foodie!

[Ansem 🐂🀄️ @blknoiz06]

we are in the very early stages of a bull market for crypto, the way you win at this stage of the game is by finding good asymmetric spots and holding through short term volatility

you have the benefit of three main things

- memecoins & new pairs rotational trading has been the dominant strategy for two years now, most are conditioned to have very short hold times because ceilings were lower, in bull markets, ceilings are much higher and you will win a lot more in being selective with which coins you hold over an extended timeframe, you will never hit a 1000x with an average hold time of 30 seconds

- retail is now entering the space with more capital, before ceilings were lower because the pie was siloed to CT natives & traders from last cycle, if you look at pump & fomo's mobile growth numbers + robinhood chain's strong push of stock traders to their chain, you can see there will be a lot more money sloshing around, these ppl are not as obsessive with checking mcaps as most CT native traders are, so coins that achieve virality get a lot more aggressive tailwinds

- nobody does any research, tiktokification of crypto has made it such that barely anybody reads the docs or spends the time to think through theses on what makes coins differentiated from others, combine this with the short hold times and you get so much opportunity for simply building solid theses and waiting for them to play out

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it is also important to have some process for evaluating when you are wrong, and for acknowledging when you miss a giga runner and why you missed it, + having invalidations for when to re-enter on an idea that you sold too early

these markets only gift you these opportunities once every few years, important to find your tribe of people and spend time daily looking for good trades, many have spun up 4 figure ports into 7 figure ports in a few years starting from these conditions

good luck

[Usopp @Usoppu]

I am officially getting a $2,000 yearly airdrop from the Singapore government for 16 years...

- Thanks to my 2-month-old baby ❤️

​On top of that, I already received $3,000 in cash as baby gift, with another $8,000 distributed between 6 months and 6.5 years old.

​I also got $5,000 that I can use for hospital bills,

plus a co-matching Child Development Account where I deposit $5,000 and the government matches another $5,000. (Usable for healthcare, school, insurance, etc.)

​To cap it off, when my kid turns 17, they'll top up $10,000 into an education account (Usable for university, etc)

welcome to Singapore where spawning babies unlock infinite government airdrops 🇸🇬

[Dior @Dior100x]

Everyone keeps dming me how to buy egg since the morning I’ve gave an explanation a couple of times

Really simple

Download the pumpfun app

load up sol or usdc

Cross chain trade right away

I’ll put link in replies

[Binance @binance]

Binance Blockchain Week is back. 💛

This time with an Asia Edition in Bangkok, Thailand.

Two days bringing together the builders, leaders, and communities shaping what’s next.

🎟️ Early Bird tickets now available for US$19
→
https://t.co/oMn9I8RTHC

📅 Nov 28–29, 2026

See y’all there. 🫡

[haiyoyo @myrepublics_]

@Rikusworld what makes you believe so?😮

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@DRTnky ureshii, trust me bro

[Sajad 💫 @SajadFlips]

Found the cleanest way to time memecoin dips

without a single indicator...

[David Sun @arcticinstincts]

The Social Contract: Singapore (2026 edition)

[DarylTanky @DRTnky]

Another UPDATE on the Mabel Kee cheating saga that I got from Reddit

2 things:

1) The unidentified guy friend of fiancé “PI SHWA” stepped forward and spilled it all out

2) Do people really type like this? Wtf I struggled to understand the sentences

[haiyoyo @myrepublics_]

@SonicLabs england 3-1

[۟ @MINHxDYNASTY]

marrying your soulmate is the best thing in life

anybody that says otherwise (besides kids, staying healthy, peace) has no idea what they’re talking about

this was the moment right before we walked to the alter, i was balling my eyes out

personally, before getting married, i thought there would be no difference, but i felt a shift right away. she became truly like family and there’s nothing like it.

if i could share a learning, it’d be:
besides growing together and having all the fun, ive realized that the miss is always right. fk the argument at hand, who cares who’s right or wrong. in every moment, her feelings are valid.

it’s not pvp, it’s always you two, versus the problem

take care of your career, make your money, get jacked and healthy, but leave a little room for love

go out there, get rejected, date, learn, find the one, know WHO you need, and become who they need

love love

[wassieloyer @wassielawyer]

Young people in Singapore are broken because social, cultural and economic factors decades in the making broke them.

The Singapore TFR crisis is easily explainable by biology.

Females of a species reproduce when resources are available to support population growth. They reproduce less under stress when resources are scarce.

The current crop of 25-35 year olds have been psyoped into a permanent scarcity complex, notwithstanding the country’s apparent relative wealth vis other countries.

To understand how this happened, we have to study the generations above us, and the prevailing social and economic narrative of the time.

In the 90s, Singapore experienced an economic boom. Our parents - the 30 year olds of the time, were sold the narrative that opportunities were aplenty and to elevate your family, you simply needed to have kids and educate them to seize the opportunities.

In typical Nanyang / Confucianist fashion, children became the tool of an Asian family’s ascension. My vintage (I’m 32) was certainly brought up that way. Children of white collar workers were min maxed to ascend towards becoming lawyers, doctors, bankers etc. Children of blue collar workers were min maxed to ascend towards white collar workers.

Your life isn’t your own - you are simply a conduit for ascension. So rmb you have piano at 4pm, math tuition at 7pm and tennis tomorrow at noon to try for DSA to RI.

And thanks to the beauty of the great bell curve grading, it’s not about how well you do. It’s how well you do relative to your peers. Tis unironically insufficient that you succeed, others must fail.

In short, it was PvP in an environment where it appeared that there were still significant spoils to the winners.

And indeed, the generation before us suffered too at the hands of those before.

But as their opportunities for ascension got squeezed, the second pillar of our trauma was introduced.

Working mothers. Sure it became harder for one breadwinner to elevate his bloodline but with two breadwinners, they could together achieve an imitation of the Merdeka Dream.

The cost?

Only the children’s upbringing. Child rearing became commoditised. Mummy was replaced by some combination of Yati, Ahma and an alleged ex-SAP school teacher that guarantees straight As even to the most retarded child.

"Sorry - it’s the only way we could achieve the 5Cs. But we do all this so you can live a better life, as long as you study hard."

But when it became the children’s turn - our turn, what levers are there left to pull? There are none for all the levers have been pulled to generate our up only economy and real estate, which had the side effect of pulling the ladder up behind the previous generations.

To the victors, the spoils were promised but even after the grueling PvP, there were barely any spoils left for the winners. The PvP was all for naught.

And so Singaporeans live a relatively good life by global standards - tis true. But not the life they were promised. And so they have difficulty imagining a route to a better life for their children.

The people in power fundamentally misunderstand this, as they live in their 8000 square foot GCBs built atop 15,000 square feet of land.

You do not need that much space to have sex and raise kids in absolute terms - tis true. But biologically you cannot convince the 30 year old dual income couple paying 50% of their income towards a mortgage for a 700 square foot two bedder that they are 'doing well' and should have more children.

Our parents could live in a HDB (1400 sq ft btw they stopped making those), point at a GCB and in good conscience tell themselves and their kids that if their kids follow the golden path, they could live there one day. Today - they cannot.

And so because zeitgeist of young Singapore has shifted from optimism to pessimism, the average young woman refuses to reproduce. Social media is a contributor sure - but tis simply biology at work, reproduction happens when the female feels like there is abundance.

The anecdotal observation I have made that supports this? Every woman I know in their 20s and 30s that married into money has children and want at least 2. 3 if they live in landed. They have no retarded girl-boss ambitions (even though they might have the capability to) and put the upbringing of their children first.

It also explains why female hypergamy in Singapore is in full swing. Marrying a wagecuck, even a high-earning wagecuck, simply allows you to live a glamorous DINK life. If you want to be a mother - which your biology urges you towards - you simply must marry into money. And the only way for a man to have real money is to be born into it, or gamble and win.

This has significant knock-on effects for the men which I could rant about another time, but it largely stems from the dual issues of feeling perpetually financially inadequate and the first order distaste of the blatant hypergamy at play.

Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk, back to my vacation with my wife and very expensive kids.