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I've been advocating why you guys shouldn't sleep on @abnormalmfers since last month, but most peeps won’t understand why I’ve been bullish on them for a while.
Okay, so basically, normal mfers(@normalmfer) is a crypto-native adultswim IP centred around a 2-character love story — mfer and leaf.
Now, here’s the story
Mfer is a young adult still in his early twenties, trying to figure out life as he doesn’t want to end up “working a corporate job that barely pays the bills.”
So he still lives with his dad, who he doesn’t want to end up like, and his mom that's an astronaut in space treats him like a literal child even though he’s in his twenties. He gambles a lot, all in the hopes of trying to catch the next best thing and live a life of luxury (oh, and he also wants a six-pack).
But…. while all this is going on in his life, he also really likes leaf, the girl next door. And even though she also likes him back and actively tries to get with him, the dynamic and drama going on in mfer’s life tends to f*ck things up most times, which genuinely messes up everytime.
I could literally go on and on about the show, but I just feel like this should give you a feel of what to expect, and besides watching it is even better.
It gives off adult animation vibes similar to Rick and Morty, BoJack Horseman, and Big Mouth. So if you loved those shows, then you’d definitely love this one.
The studio behind abnormal mfers — @CC0_Studios was founded by Joe McNany (aka lawl @0xLawl). He’s also the executive producer and worked previously at @alliance.
Meanwhile, the artist, writer, and director behind normal mfer is Alex orrelle (@alexorrelle).
A few of Michael's feats: Head of Story on Space Jam, formerly at Pixar, and also involved in the production of popular shows like Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Looney Tunes Show, and a few more.
Now, Normal mfer hasn’t really been live for long, but I’ll just share a few of their achievements as of today:
- 20K YouTube subs & over 300K views (which keeps growing as new episodes releases on Tuesdays)
- 13K TikTok followers at @mfer & >1M views + more than 140K+ likes
- over 1.6B GIF views
-@normalmfer also signed with [REDACTED] last year November
-@zora Top 20 creator
-Launched @XCOPYART series with @kissing_party
Just to name a few that are publicly known.
Now, what you should note is that @abnormalmfers is the official NFT collection for the series @normalmfer, so positioning yourself early wouldn’t be a bad idea.
The NFT collection also drops after the last episode of normal mfer — episode 10.
And also I’m not really sure yet how the WL process will be or anything like that.
All I know is that you should expect more peak mfer content while we wait.
I'll drop some important links in the CS— YouTube, IG and tiktok if you're interested
Thanks for reading anon❤️
Just finished watching episode 5 of @abnormalmfers (twas fckin peak ngl)
Can't wait for the next episode to drop tomorrow tbh.
Now it seems that most people don't know what it's even about, so I'll drop a full detailed breakdown in my quote
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
99% of NFT enthusiasts on CT are just content creators.
They promote any project that offers them a whitelist and max allocation for their communities.
They call any NFT project alpha just to secure spots, then post about it later.
They measure their success by the number of projects they can secure spots for their communities in a month.
They make CT a toxic place. Dragging, fighting, and looking down on people because of their location, something they have no control over.
They are here for flips. Most of them want to sell immediately after mint. It has always been about the money.
They are one of the reasons NFTs cannot come back.
The people who sweep and pump the floor are no longer in this toxic place. They used to be here, but not anymore.
The people who used to hold on to art because they believed in the tech and future of it, left CT.
They are on Reddit, Instagram, and Discord. Many of them now believe NFTs are dead.
Meanwhile, the content creators on CT keep saying NFTs are coming back.
But how many of them actually believe in what they promote enough to hold it?
Most of the people still holding NFTs on CT are holding because their bags are at zero or worth less than what they paid to mint them.
Do not mint anything just because someone posted it as early alpha.
Do your own research and make your own decisions.
If you can’t do your own research, you shouldn’t be here in the first place. You will lose everything.
If you are someone who sweeps floors, it’s better to do your research as well and then communicate directly with the founders than rely on content creators.
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
I spent some time with the @Stacks Q3 report, and I keep coming back to 97%, that's the share of stBTC supply already posted as collateral on Zest.
That matters because of where stBTC comes from..
Bitcoin Staking went live this quarter, and the first two bonds (fixed windows where BTC is locked to earn BTC yield) brought in about 735 BTC, with 230 BTC in the Genesis Bond from names like 21shares, HashKey Cloud and UTXO Management, and 505 BTC in Bond 2.
Stacking DAO's stBTC, a liquid token that represents staked BTC, took 483 of that 505 BTC, so most of the new Bitcoin entered through a token that could be put to work right away, and it was.
Zest now holds $122M in deposits and $42M in borrows, and weekly DEX volume reached a 12-month high of $16.7M with Bitflow leading.
Staked Bitcoin is being lent against and traded within weeks of arriving, which tells me the apps were ready for it before the capital showed up.
Staked $STX rose from 392M to 493M, about 26%, but 392M was the amount holders restaked after the PoX-5 hard fork unlocked everyone, so a good part of this is people returning alongside some new capital.
It still matters because STX now acts as the capacity that lets BTC bond, which means more STX staked leaves more room for Bitcoin to come in.
Daily active users averaged around 1,010 and the network added roughly 12K new users, so the capital is growing faster than the user base for now.
In Q4 I will be watching whether the monthly bonds keep growing and whether that Bitcoin keeps finding places to work, since that is where the loop either holds up or stalls
read the full report: stacks.co/blog/q3-2026
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
Feel like running a cash giveaway here.
Not my thing but let’s give out $10 to 3 people
To enter:
- follow @Winnersdao1
- follow me, like and Rt this post
-comment ETH addy
gl.
Experimenting with AI and @therebelkins art
🤖 Made with AI
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
Hello Chairman, I’m a digital artist i do 2d, animation and 3d. and on the side i make center tables and custom tufted rugs and I have a direction for what I want to create with 3D printing. I just need the right tools to bring those ideas to life. Getting a Bambu Lab P2S, filaments, and the other basic tools I need to get started would be a big step for me.
I want to start making physical versions of my designs, experiment with different ideas, and i already have a brand i am building. I have the creative side figured out, I just need the opportunity to get started. This would genuinely mean a lot to me ❤️.
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
Hi Chairman and congratulations on your huge win!
I am currently a chef in training, a content creator and I’ve been in web3 for about 5 years. I’ve spent years building my place in Web3, and now I’m pursuing another dream by attending culinary school and working towards becoming a professional chef.
Between school, creating content, and working towards my goals, there’s a lot I’m trying to make happen with limited resources and financial constraint.
This money would genuinely take some weight off my shoulders. It would help me secure more stability, invest in my culinary training (e.g buying quality knives and a bigger oven), and put more resources into creating content and building a sustainable future for myself.
I’m also a trader (currently down bad as I’m trying to combine this with culinary school) but this will help me regain balance and restart my journey, getting me back on track.
I’ve been doing this all alone as I don’t have support system, but I know God will see me through.
I don’t just see this as free money. I see it as an investment in a journey I’ve already been putting in the work for.
I’d be incredibly grateful to be considered and I genuinely hope I am.
God bless and thank you❤️
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
If you hired your community manager just to drive engagement, you are leaving so much business value on the table.
I was discussing with a dear friend of mine who happens to be a founder, and the conversation got to the part where he needed to engage his community, you know, to get it active.
He said, "I'd just get a community manager to keep the community active jare".
Well, you see, my friend wasn't wrong to want to get a community manager to drive engagement for his community, but, you see, he is making the same mistake as a lot of founders here.
He believes, as do most founders do, that community managers ONLY drive engagement and keep the community active.
That's like saying, food only alleviates hunger whilst ignoring the main thing food does in the body, which is give nutrient that contributes to overall body health and wellbeing.
So, let's me tell you what I told him exactly 👇
Community managers do more than JUST driving engagement to your community.
✅️ For one, they improve customer onboarding and activation.
𝗕𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗢𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲: Faster activation, fewer confused users, and a better chance of customers adopting the product.
✅️ They reduce Customer friction and support burden.
- 𝗕𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗢𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲: Potentially fewer repetitive support tickets, faster resolutions, and lower support costs.
✅️ They strengthen customer retention
- 𝗕𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗢𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲: Stronger loyalty, greater product stickiness, and potentially lower churn.
✅️ They make your community sustainable.
- 𝗕𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗢𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲: A healthier, more resilient community that can scale without community management costs increasing at the same rate as membership.
✅️ They surface opportunities for revenue and expansion.
- 𝗕𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗢𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲: Potential upsells, cross-sells, paid community opportunities, and stronger customer lifetime value.
This is not all WE DO, but, you get the gist?
Needless to say, my friend's opinion on community managers and community management took a 360° turn after this.
In a nutshell, community managers do work that Impacts several parts of a business.
So, as a community manager, your ability to properly communicate how your work can actually move the needle in a business is what gets you hired.
P.S: have you ever had to explain to someone exactly what you do as a community manager?
What led to that discussion?
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
wen is see "hooks" i no longer think "content" only.
i think programmable hooks, uniswap v4.
the idea that you can customize how a liquidity pool behaves by attaching your own logic to it is still crazy to me.
dynamic fees, custom swap rules, automated liquidity management, anti-sniping mechanisms.
all of these existing at the pool level, opening up possibilities that weren't available with traditional AMMs.
interestingly we're still early in figuring out what people can actually build with them.
words read different wen you start mixing tekk/gambling with innocent content creation fr.
•def unrelated sry kel
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
if you’re still in crypto, this post didn’t find you by accident.
i don’t know your wallet address, but do not scroll.
the next few months are going to be the ones you talk about for years.
the bags you stopped checking.
the conviction everyone laughed at.
the patience you thought was pointless.
i see green candles interrupting your sleep.
screenshots you’ll wish you had taken.
and “bro, are you still holding?” messages from people who told you to quit.
the universe saw you buy the dip.
then the dip’s dip.
then the dip’s dip’s dip.
save this post.
and keep your mouth shut.
other people’s jealousy could ruin the pump.
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
to those intrigued by human warfare, last night a single question had people ready to throw hands on Space (literally)
and all it took was two different perspectives to turn a conversation about followers into a debate about numbers, value, and what it really means to be known in this space.
and no, it would be derogatory of me to call it gist.
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
my takeaway from this week’s @MagnetXDao kickoff 🧲❤️
one thing that stood out to me was the importance of positioning early in a project.
using @Pocket_Dragons_ as an example, i learned that paying attention early, getting involved and staying active in a community can create opportunities that you might miss by waiting until everyone starts talking about it.
so yeah, it's definitely a reminder to be more intentional about how i discover and engage with projects in web3.
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
Your app UI is so good to be using AI design to celebrate your milestone.
You can use AI (Abdulrauf Idris) not AI.😂
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
You are not cooked.
Apply for jobs in real life.
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
• CONSO/CONSO BOTS (@conso_xyz)
With agentic NFTs taking off right now, this looks like the first true agent NFT project on Sui. As a big fan of the Sui ecosystem, I love seeing this, it’s an L1 that actually backs its builders and consistently rallies when the meta shifts.
• What is Conso?
CONSO is pioneering the Next-Gen Consumer Reputation Layer:
• User-Owned Reputation: Converts siloed digital interactions into portable, verifiable identity assets.
• Interoperable Ecosystem: Frees data from platform walled gardens to make it actionable across the broader consumer landscape.
• Signal Transformation: Turn everyday online activity into trusted, cross-platform value.
• CONSO BOTS?
CONSO BOTS are reputation-backed agentic collectibles that act as mobile nodes powering the CONSO ecosystem:
• Infrastructure Nodes: Built on Sui and secured by Walrus to connect users directly to the protocol.
• Network Guardians: Operators maintain trust, validate data, detect malicious behavior, and execute slashing mechanisms.
• Ecosystem Keys: Grants direct access to the CONSO Miner App and serves as your ongoing pass for future apps, integrations, and campaigns
• How to wl?
There's creator campaigns and collab for both small and large communities. Turn on notifications for the X account to keep track on them.
Demi (recovery arc) retweeted
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