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Happy Friday CT 🤍
I’m not even sure whether I should argue with the results because anyone who has spent enough time in crypto probably has at least one position they held far longer than they should have.
What I liked about the diagnosis is that it actually looked at my posts before giving me a result.
So this wasn’t just me clicking through a random quiz and getting a random character.
@ptsdshow gave me my official diagnosis: The Bag Holder.
The trenches have clearly left some evidence.
Now I’m curious how everyone else gets diagnosed.
Take the PTSD diagnosis and let’s see what the trenches say about you.
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been refreshing the auction page more than i want to admit.
clock on the @Americanfort_io .0gm names is basically gone after tomorrow...
i’m still not sure if grabbing one is just vanity or something i’ll actually use.
the part that stuck is the free identity verification that ships with the wallet.
you prove to whoever is sending you money that the name is really you, zero extra cost.
that proof stays between you and them.
it does not get written into the public transaction history the way a normal address reuse does.
Send to Name already computes a fresh one time address only the two of you can derive...
covered under their granted patent, the name never points at one permanent wallet onchain.
adding selective proof on top means you can still show source or ownership when a counterparty actually needs it.
you do this without handing over the rest of the trail or relying on a mixer pool.
short names like pay feel useful for receiving...
but only if the verification stays optional and doesn’t quietly become the default record.
still grinding the same loop of checking which names are left.
anyone actually planning to use the verification once the wallet is out, or does the one time address part already cover what you need? @Americanfort_io
Eleven days left in Season 3 and I almost scrolled past it.
@sleepagotchi closes October 12. The date mattered more than the pool size.
What stuck was the product call. Shopping and fitness are not shipping together. The next vertical only opens where people already using sleep actually pull it.
Most teams do this backwards. They announce five markets, then go looking for users. Here the sleep habit is the filter.
~80k people in the AI Sleep Coach every day is not the story by itself. The story is whether those nights get steadier. If they don’t, the later agents have nothing real to act on.
So I dropped the expansion post. Still logging. Still in through the 12th.
Be honest: did the coach shift your bedtime this week, or just narrate the same 2am scroll?
A trading community becomes more valuable when members can track their progress and explore opportunities together.
@zerufinance brings this idea to Zaps through Clans, allowing traders to connect their wallets, check their existing zaps and build community standing through qualifying activity.
What I find interesting is how creators can bring their trading communities together, track participation and explore eligible protocol campaigns. Qualifying referrals and member activity can also contribute to zaps, while zaps are intended to count toward a future airdrop, subject to the official eligibility and allocation rules.
For creators with an active trading community, a Clan offers an additional way to organize participation and discover opportunities within the Zaps ecosystem.
Explore Zaps and check your trading history: https://t.co/dvKoqdSeTh
@Nuno_BTC@vangrid_io Spatial data and real-world context are definitely going to be the biggest bottlenecks (and biggest opportunities) for physical AI and robotics.