Shepil.sol

Building in Solana
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Finding alpha before CT
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Sharing it daily

[Ansem 🐂🀄️ @blknoiz06]

lets go

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

The market decides my mood

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

@Solana_Emperor Yeah, bro. That's 100% true

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

2026: Buy $SOL below $100.
2027: Sell $SOL above $1,000.

Simple.
#SOLANA ⚡️

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

🚨 Binance just hit a major roadblock in Europe.

Starting July 1, Binance no longer has a valid path to legally offer full crypto services across the EU.

Here's what happened

1/7
The EU's new crypto regulation, MiCA, officially took effect on July 1.
From now on, any crypto exchange serving EU users must hold a MiCA license.
No license = no full access to the European market.

2/7
Binance planned to obtain its MiCA license through Greece.
That single license would have allowed the exchange to operate across all EU member states.
But just days before the deadline, Binance withdrew its application.

3/7
Does this mean your funds are at risk?
No.
Binance says user assets remain safe, and withdrawals continue to work normally.
The company is contacting affected users directly with country-specific updates.

4/7
However, some services may become restricted for EU users.
Depending on your country, Binance may limit:
• New account registrations
• Certain trading products
• Access to some crypto services

Withdrawals remain available.

5/7
Why didn't Binance get the license?
According to reports, European regulators raised concerns about Binance's compliance history, corporate structure, and risk management.

The exchange is now looking for another EU country to obtain authorization.

6/7
This isn't a liquidity crisis.
It's a regulatory issue.
MiCA requires unlicensed exchanges to gradually wind down services while allowing users to withdraw funds and close positions.

7/7
The biggest takeaway:
This marks a new era for crypto in Europe.
Even the world's largest exchange can't operate in the EU without meeting MiCA requirements.
Regulation is no longer optional - it's becoming the standard. 🇪🇺

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

@alexa__meme 😂😂😂

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

Getting rich in crypto sounds simple.

Find 10 early memecoins.
Put $100 into each.

If just one goes 1000x, that's a $1M return.

So why isn't everyone doing it?

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

@CryptoBoomNews Bought at $1k. Didn't sell at $3.8k. Deeeem

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

@alexa__meme I love these little dances for my 2–3% gains😄

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

@LichNode 😂😂

[LichNode @LichNode]

NOT SAYLOR AGAIN...

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

$1,000 INVESTED IN FIAT VS. BITCOIN

This is not financial advice. But one thing is true: it's generally not a good idea to keep all your money in one basket. Diversification matters.

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

@IRGIORGIO I just want a physical disc. Is that really too much to ask? 😄

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

GTA 6 launches without a disc. Is this the end of physical games?

Rockstar has confirmed that the physical edition of GTA 6 won't actually include a game disc. Instead, buyers will receive a box containing a single-use code that downloads the game digitally.

While this approach isn't entirely new, seeing one of the biggest game launches in history abandon physical media has sparked a huge debate across the gaming community.

For many players, the issue isn't nostalgia-it's ownership. A physical disc could be shared with friends, resold after finishing the game, or kept as part of a collection. With a download code, those options disappear once it's redeemed.

The decision also reflects how much the industry has changed. Digital purchases now account for the majority of game sales, and millions of players already use consoles without disc drives.

Still, not everyone is happy.

Many gamers see this as another step away from truly owning the games they buy. Instead of purchasing a product, they're effectively paying for a license that depends on the publisher and the platform.

Consumer rights groups have also raised concerns, pointing out that digital games can eventually become inaccessible if online services are shut down.

Whether this is simply the future of gaming or the beginning of the end for physical game ownership, one thing is clear:
GTA 6 may be remembered not only for its gameplay, but also for marking the moment the industry finally left game discs behind.

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

🤯 A 19-year old from Japan reportedly made $5,614 in just 2 weeks using nothing but an AI-generated girl.

Here's how he did it:

• He used Claude to create photos and videos of a virtual influencer.
• He launched a TikTok account where she posted dance videos.
• In just 5 days, the account gained over 52,000 followers.
• Seeing the massive engagement, he opened a Fanvue page for her.
The strategy was simple:
📱 TikTok = audience growth
💰 Fanvue = monetization
After only 2 weeks, 562 people had subscribed at $9.99/month, generating $5,614 in subscription revenue.

Whether every number is exact or not, one thing is clear: AI has made it possible for a single person to build digital brands and audiences at a speed that would have been almost impossible just a few years ago.

The biggest opportunity today isn't just using AI—it's knowing how to combine AI with social media and smart distribution.

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

@JZN0More Bro, I totally understand you😐

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

@ianalejandroch1 Thanks, buddy! I appreciate the information

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

@LarsYTofficial That's exactly what I mean. Right now, I'm not even talking about the extra content or bonuses. All I want is the physical disc😄

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

@King_Vanzant Honestly, as a customer, I'd simply like to have the option to buy an official physical copy of the game from Rockstar.

[Shepil.sol @shepil_l]

@BlimbyB39211 Honestly, getting at least the game disc for that price would be the bare minimum I'd expect to have as a keepsake-not just an empty box.