Dothan 🌴

Connecting Top Web3 Projects with Global Audiences, Onchain Investor | Ambassador: | Designer @MessierM87

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

Everyone talks about the chart.

I wanted to look at what’s happening behind it.

Who is actually building? https://t.co/0Qc6mAfIof

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@A_J_Dominic @opensea Big AJ thanks for this

[Benedicthy Hedithy (♟️, 🔥) @BenCrypt_]

I built a guard for @MezoNetwork MUSD loans.

Trove Guard parks a reserve in the Stability Pool, where it earns $BTC, and repays part of your loan with a repay you signed in advance before liquidation or redemption can take your bitcoin.

Its first testnet rescue lifted a loan from 128.7% to 134.8%.

Try it here: https://t.co/ddeaLWFT7X

[AJDominic @A_J_Dominic]

Day 5 Trading on OpenSea Mobile

how to spot runners ↓

there are interesting ways to discover memecoins people are socially trading, with potential for 2x, 10x, 100x moves.

🌊 Recent Trades

the recent tab shows what people are buying in real time. you can explore these tokens, follow the activity, and check the signals (thesis) people have shared on them.

🌊 Trending Tokens

shows assets gaining traction through price performance over a given period. it’s a useful starting point for discovering tokens you might otherwise miss.

once you find something interesting, filtering is where the real work begins.

you can narrow your search by market cap, launchpad (pump, float, robinhood, stonk, etc.) and chain. the goal is to cut through the noise and find tokens worth investigating.

after filtering, i start inspecting the tokens. personally, i look at:

> holders distribution
> top 10 holders %
> token health distribution
> token creation date
> X narrative and socials
> other metrics that help me understand what i’m buying

i’m pretty picky with this part. and lastly;

🌊 Position Sizing

finding a runner is one thing. managing your entry is another. i size positions according to market cap of that coin, and the amount i’m comfortable risking.

smaller caps generally get smaller positions. larger caps can justify more, depending on my port value and the attention behind the token.

PS: spotting runners isn’t magic. there’s no guaranteed formula.

you filter, research, develop a thesis, and decide whether the risk makes sense.

sometimes you catch a 2x, 3x or clean 10x before it dumps. and other times you miss your entry. that’s the game.

memecoins are highly speculative, this is my personal trading approach, not a financial advice. ⚠️

Trade here:
https://t.co/FWngwRympz

[pg @pgreyy]

'@ZetaChain campaign on Kaito looks good.

2 posts minimum, 5k impressions per post, new privacy ai app launch, 30 days window.

Will check out the app, and share whatever findings.

Na the 5k impressions go come remain, hehe. Do save me with your likes and reposts when they come.

Gonna check other good campaigns on Kaito too moving forward.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@0xyuura @GenLayer I like how the fee structure connects rewards to actual contributions. Especially the builder share, where real usage matters more than simply deploying a contract.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@FuryMetaa @RomeProtocol This is a big step for cross-ecosystem adoption. Being able to reuse existing Solidity contracts while tapping into Solana's ecosystem makes building much easier for developers.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@web3_marine Good advice. Being prepared ahead of time makes all the difference.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@0xkyliekim @GenLayer I like this perspective. The real value is when Intelligent Contracts move beyond one-off decisions and become reusable infrastructure that people consistently rely on.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@0xkyliekim @GenLayer The larger jury makes appeals much more meaningful. I like how the design makes it increasingly expensive to manipulate a verdict rather than simply repeating the same process.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@0xHydar @PrismPayxyz Exactly., the fewer steps involved, the better the payment experience.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

I Just Want to Send $100, Why Is Crypto Making It So Complicated?

I want to send someone $100, I have USDC on Base, but the person receiving it wants USDT on Arbitrum.

You'd expect a simple payment, right? But in crypto, you may have to swap your tokens, bridge them to another network, arrange gas fees and approve several transactions before the money reaches the other person.

I've always found this part of crypto interesting. Sending value across different networks is possible, but completing a simple payment can still require quite a bit of work.

A 🌱

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@sensei_sammie Congratulations

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@emzzill @kingadukes @gamdom @Romeo_Onchain @stevewilldoit, pls check this out

This is awesome

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@Earneliza @PrismPayxyz Most people stick to what they know because nobody wants extra steps just to send money. That's exactly the kind of friction better payment solutions should eliminate.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@dracoinian79 @PrismPayxyz Payments should be about sending and receiving value, not figuring out the technical steps behind every transaction. Simplicity is what drives adoption.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@blackcap_eth @PrismPayxyz Yes, Better to get everything working properly than rush the launch.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@TheDeFiAngel @PrismPayxyz True, The complexity should stay behind the scenes. Users just want to send and receive money without worrying about networks, bridges, or swaps.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@Mr_CryptoNest @PrismPayxyz Yes, that's the idea. Good payment routing should handle swaps and bridging in the background, so users can focus on sending and receiving rather than worrying about the steps involved.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@HODL037 @PrismPayxyz That would make a big difference. Knowing exactly what the recipient will receive before confirming gives users more confidence and makes payments much simpler.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@Jadtrrguson @PrismPayxyz Exactly, The goal should be to make cross-chain transactions feel seamless, without users having to worry about networks, bridges, or manual swaps.

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

@PrismPayxyz @ponsdotfamily The idea is simple: you decide what you want to send and what the recipient should receive. PrismPay aims to handle the complicated steps in between.

DYOR NFA

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

I Just Want to Send $100, Why Is Crypto Making It So Complicated?

I want to send someone $100, I have USDC on Base, but the person receiving it wants USDT on Arbitrum.

You'd expect a simple payment, right? But in crypto, you may have to swap your tokens, bridge them to another network, arrange gas fees and approve several transactions before the money reaches the other person.

I've always found this part of crypto interesting. Sending value across different networks is possible, but completing a simple payment can still require quite a bit of work.

A 🌱

[Dothan 🌴 @web3dothan]

This is an important next step for the project as it moves from its proposed payment experience towards making the platform available to users.

You can follow the launch and get updates through the official channels:

- Website: https://t.co/tTpcnaB0Pw
- Telegram: https://t.co/xmmVOGCcLj
- X: @PrismPayxyz