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[SNP Network (SNPad) @SnpNetwork]

Big screen video is one of the most valuable ad environments because attention is high and the experience is premium.

But passive views are only the beginning.

With SNPad QR flows, advertisers can also guide users toward direct actions:

• visit a website
• open an App Store page
• continue the experience on mobile
• move from TV attention to measurable engagement

This creates a stronger bridge between CTV advertising and real user action.

[SNP Network (SNPad) @SnpNetwork]

SNPad QR Experience has evolved.

What started as a simple TV pairing flow is now becoming a smarter interaction layer inside the SNPad mobile app.

CTV video on the big screen is already one of the most valuable advertising environments.
But the real opportunity starts when the viewer can take action.

With the new QR flows, SNPad now supports multiple outcomes:

• TV / device pairing
• wallet address sharing
• advertiser website visits
• App Store redirects for advertiser apps

This opens the door for premium interaction formats on top of CTV advertising, helping advertisers move beyond passive video views and closer to measurable user action.

We are very excited with what we managed to implement in such a short time.

Next screen: Ads.

More updates soon.

[SNP Network (SNPad) @SnpNetwork]

CTV targeting is kinda broken right now because nobody actually agrees to be targeted.

Advertisers are guessing and viewers get random ads.

What we're building into SNPad → users explicitly agree to be targeted and complete their own ads profile, so campaigns finally work with real signals.

Interests, hobbies, location, age range, device context, preferences.

On the agency side, a Google Ad Manager order maps straight into ADVERSE and picks up SNPad-native capabilities on top.

GAM workflow stays the same → just extends into CTV with deeper targeting and more interaction through the SNPad CTV Player.

This is just a slice of what we're cooking. We're 100% locked in on building, refining, and pushing what CTV advertising can actually be. We have more to come. Lots more.

[Adrian Bobercea $BOBER @adicodarcea]

In the light of the recent events, here's my take. Haters will hate, that's what they do. I am here to support real builders and the COMMUNITY and I will fight for it!

Big moves by @XoxnoNetwork to clean up the marketplace!

By sending back "Scams, dead projects, wash trading, and no-volume generators were returned to their owners." they are prioritising quality and integrity for the @MultiversX community.

XOXNO is not closing down (at least not yet) so useless jpegs with no trading volumes or wash trading were sent back to their owners (they can use another marketplace they've been pushing lately, so no idea why they cry about it).

To those calling Mihai Eremia @mihaieremia a "scammer": you're either completely out of the loop or just plain ignorant. Mihai's contribution to building this ecosystem is undeniable. He's a hard-core builder (not many on our chain), not a bad actor.

Let’s support the people actually pushing the space forward. 🦫🛠️

[warhead_47 @warhead_47]

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[warhead_47 @warhead_47]

@Danny_Crypton Me

[warhead_47 @warhead_47]

@GoblinStandard Something that is already crashed, can't still crash :))

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Lock in

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tap for a peek

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Play the market.

Check out Inky. ⚡️

[Cash City @cashcitydotfun]

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[Cash City @cashcitydotfun]

gm future CEOs

you're early, it's time to do it for your bloodline

any interaction will be considered for early access

[warhead_47 @warhead_47]

@ItsAnonApe OK
Let's see this!

[Goblin @GoblinStandard]

"I want to tell you a story now, a story about Satoshi Nakamoto.

Satoshi Nakamoto is the pseudonym of the person or group who created Bitcoin. Nobody knows who he was. Everything we know comes from archived emails, forum posts, the original Bitcoin code and the whitepaper he released on 31.10.2008.

Satoshi appeared during the global financial crisis.

Banks failed.
Governments rescued the same institutions that caused the collapse.
Trust in the financial system was broken.

In his first messages on the Cryptography Mailing List he wrote that the core problem with traditional money is the trust required in central parties that routinely break that trust. His answer was Bitcoin, a peer to peer electronic cash system that removes intermediaries entirely.

The whitepaper describes a system based on cryptographic proof instead of trust. Direct transactions between individuals. A fixed supply of 21,000,000 coins. A public ledger anyone can verify. A network that cannot be censored because nobody is in control.

In January 2009 Satoshi launched the software and mined Block 0, the Genesis Block. In it he embedded a real headline from The Times dated 03.01.2009: “Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.” This line is still visible inside the blockchain.

It was a timestamp and a message. Bitcoin was a direct reaction to the failures of the financial system.

Between 2009 and 2010 Satoshi communicated through Bitcointalk and email. His writing was polite and highly technical. He explained Proof of Work, incentives, block propagation, mining economics, and why decentralisation is the foundation of security.

He warned early that increasing node requirements would slowly centralise the network.

A well known anecdote from 2010 shows this. When a developer suggested increasing the block size aggressively, Satoshi argued against it. He wrote that decentralisation disappears gradually, through convenience, not through attacks.
If only a few powerful actors can run nodes, #Bitcoin becomes vulnerable. This warning became the core of the later blocksize war.

Another documented moment shows his mindset. In a discussion where someone mentioned the NSA, Satoshi replied that cryptography is stronger protection than any institution. His trust was in math, not in authorities.

He "worked with early pioneers like Hal Finney" (some say it's him), Gavin Andresen, Jeff Garzik and Mike Hearn. On 12.01.2009 Hal Finney received the first recorded Bitcoin transaction: 10 BTC from Satoshi. Hal later wrote that Satoshi was responsive, calm and extremely skilled. These messages are archived.

By late 2010 Satoshi began to step back. He transferred the project permissions, stopped committing code and gradually disappeared. His final known message came in April 2011 saying he had moved on. His PGP key was never used again. He vanished completely.

What remains is his architecture. Bitcoin is a neutral, borderless monetary network. No gatekeepers. No central authority. A system protected by incentives instead of institutions. A protocol where rules replace rulers.

But today Bitcoin faces the exact pressures Satoshi warned about. Decentralisation is weakening on several levels. Financial power is concentrating. Mining is dominated by industrial scale operators. Public voices, corporations and political actors speak as if they represent Bitcoin even though the protocol gives nobody authority to do so. The system still works, but the pressure is increasing.

And now there are many new chains claiming to be technical improvements.
Each one believes it solves Bitcoin’s limitations.
Each one believes it is the next step.

But they all face the same enemy Satoshi warned about. The slow and silent rise of centralisation that comes with adoption.

I hope these chains can resist it. But I doubt it."

These are the words of @MastrXYZ

All credits go to him.

[Goblin @GoblinStandard]

Abstract has 636k Followers

Hyperliquid's 329k Followers

Abstract eliminated seed phrases completely.

Pudgy Penguins brings 9M normies who will trade on abstract without knowing what a DEX is.

Hyperliquid is built for the 1% who care about on-chain orderbooks.

Abstract is built for the 99% who don't.

That's your Q1 2026 rotation trade.

You are welcomed.

[warhead_47 @warhead_47]

@AndruPicu82194 @GoblinStandard Blood and tears, but it will be worth

[Andru @AndruPicu82194]

@GoblinStandard 🟩

[Goblin @GoblinStandard]

Most of you are about to get absolutely wrecked in the final leg of this bull market.

Not because you picked the wrong coins.

Not because of “whales” or “manipulation.”

But because the second your portfolio goes up 500% you’ll start acting like you invented money.

You’ll tell your friends.

You’ll post screenshots.

You’ll move stops up “just in case.”

And the market will smell your greed from a mile away and rip it all away before you can blink.

I’ve watched it happen before.

Same story, different faces.

[warhead_47 @warhead_47]

@GoblinStandard We need to stay sharp!