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Making money off traders getting wrecked is a wild model curious how long those rewards last
PaperTrade is now the second highest revenue-generating protocol in the last 7 days.
And how do they make money? By earning from traders who lose money.
Sounds simple, but in roughly a week, the protocol generated around $55M in 7-day revenue and over $1T in trading volume.
They're legit making more money than Hyperliquid rn.
How does it work?
Traders take BTC and ETH perp positions with up to 1,000x leverage. Their losses feed the protocol's liquidity pool, and most of the surplus goes to $PAPER stakers.
Basically, traders are funding the rewards.
How long will this last for?
If Base can make all this feel simple for regular people, that's a huge win for crypto
What if @base becomes the operating system for the next generation of finance?
Imagine a future where your wallet does more than hold tokens.
AI agents find opportunities, move capital between protocols, borrow against tokenized stocks, and manage your portfolio based on your goals.
Real-world assets, DeFi, payments, and autonomous agents could all work together on one open financial layer.
No complicated dashboards. No jumping between apps. Just one wallet connected to an entire financial ecosystem.
The real opportunity for Base isn't just bringing more users onchain.
It's making onchain finance so useful that people stop thinking about the blockchain behind it.
Maybe the future of Base isn't another crypto ecosystem. Maybe it's where the internet's financial layer comes to life.
What do you think Base will look like in 2030?
Hope Schofield takes it, Rayo is a tough fight for anybody
🚨JUST IN: Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela just officially called out Floyd Schoefield for his WBA title NEXT‼️
Will Kid Austin step up to a Real Mexican Warrior 🐓🇲🇽🐆, or is he going to pull a Shakur Stevenson and 🦆the 💨⁉️🥶
We know Shakur Turned down Rayo❌… will Schoefield follow suit…💀
#SchoefieldRayo|#Fights|#Viral
ETH weekly RSI is looking rough. I'd be careful getting too bullish here
This $ETH chart is thee only one you need to pay attention to if you are a crypto trader.
The weekly RSI descending resistance has not missed
Every rejection has resulted in a significant drop..
The 3rd rejection of each descending resistance line resulted in a -70%+ drop since the beginning of ETH.
We have rejected this level... Do not be arrogant
Since the rejection we have you have seen the entire crypto sector have a melt down with miners leading the way and down over 35% in 10 days. The personality of thee sector as a whole is saying respect this finding.
I CANNOT be bullish until this is taken out and this doesn't even include my BSI resistances on $BTC & $MSTR
I'll believe the altcoin rotation when BTC finally breaks through that ceiling and holds
NEXT MONTH COULD BE HUGE FOR CRYPTO 👀🚀
If $BTC flips bullish on the monthly timeframe, we could finally see capital rotate into altcoins and bring some life back to the market.
The interesting part? Most people are still waiting for confirmation, but the biggest opportunities often appear before the crowd gets confident again.
I’m keeping a close eye on BTC’s structure, altcoin strength, and the low-cap gems that could outperform if momentum returns. I’ll be sharing my market thoughts, watchlists, and the coins I’m watching closely.
Stay patient. Do your research. Don’t FOMO into every green candle. The goal isn’t to catch every pump — it’s to be positioned when the right opportunities come.
The next big move could be closer than people think. 👀🔥
griff.sol retweeted
NEW: @HyperliquidX-BASED PERP DEX @papertrade_xyz TOTAL TRADER PNL NEGATIVE $15M JUST 2.5 HOURS AFTER LAUNCH
Dana and Hearn actually throwing hands for six rounds would be hilarious
🚨 𝐊𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐄 𝐎𝐅𝐅𝐄𝐑𝐒 $𝟐𝟎 𝐌𝐈𝐋𝐋𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐅𝐎𝐑 𝐇𝐄𝐀𝐑𝐍 𝐕𝐒 𝐃𝐀𝐍𝐀! 👀
Winner takes all. Six rounds. Two minutes per round. 🥊
With Eddie Hearn and Dana White at odds over the Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury fight negotiations, Kalle has thrown a HUGE offer on the table.
Dana getting involved in Fury vs AJ would make the whole thing even crazier 😂
Tyson Fury tells @VersaceBoxing he wanted Dana White to be involved in his fight with Anthony Joshua 👀
Stream the latest episode of Mr. Verzace Podcast NOW 🎙️
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griff.sol retweeted
few thoughts on $PEPE
I believe its put in a long term, multi year bottom this year
560 days from the top to the recent June low
PEPE is a lindy meme. it's widely loved. great ETH beta. its liquid, does tons of volume
tens of thousands of memes launch every day and go to 0. sure a few runners spawn out of the graveyard of shit. but i think this cycle, big money will bid the liquid, lindy memes
can see this trading back to all time highs with enough patience. i have a bag
I'd want those fees spelled out before trusting any score tied to trading. Incentives can get messy fast
Follow the fee split and a partnership becomes easier to understand
The partner page from @agenticscredit advertises a 30% share of fees generated by referred users. Apps can embed the ACS widget so people can check their score without leaving the partner’s interface.
I can see the distribution logic
A wallet or trading app already has users who might find a performance score useful
The incentive deserves attention too. A partner benefits when referred users generate fees, while traders care about what they keep after costs. Those interests can overlap, but they don’t automatically match.
I’d judge this model by whether partners help users understand the product and its terms, alongside any revenue they bring in
Clear disclosure of the fee relationship would make that easier for everyone.
griff.sol retweeted
LAST 24 HOURS IN #CRYPTO🚨
BTC: $84822 ( -0.39%)
ETH: $2,681 (-0.45%)
Fear & Greed: 67 (Greed)
→ Key Levels & Liquidations
Support: $84.5K | Resistance: $87.2K
$285.39 M Total Liquidations ($252.05M Longs)
→ Major News
• European stablecoins hit $13M each, while USDT dominates with $184B.
• Stablecoin market remains $14B below its May peak, per CryptoQuant.
• Crypto market added over $280B in less than a month.
• Over 40,000 $BTC left exchanges since September 22, per Coinglass.
• AI crypto assets gained 54%, while $NEAR surged 183% in September.
→ Key Events to Watch
• ISM Services PMI - Oct 5 | 14:00 UTC
• US Trade Balance - Oct 6 | 12:30 UTC
• FOMC Minutes - Oct 7 | 18:00 UTC
• Initial Jobless Claims - Oct 8 | 12:30 UTC
→ Key Takeaway
Today’s market stayed mostly sideways as trading activity remained low.
Sunday could bring another sideways session.
From Monday, volatility may pick up, with a possible strong move.
Repost & Bookmark to stay updated with daily crypto market alpha.
🤖 Made with AI
That monthly wedge is wild. Been a long wait for ALGO holders, hope this thing finally wakes up
algorand:native monthly looks absurd.
8-year descending wedge with a clear bullish divergence in RSI
Over that 8 year period, 90.6% of 10B fixed supply has been put into circulation at an avrage inflation rate of 11.3% per year. If all of the remaining supply entered the market over the course of the next year, it would be still be less than the status quo.
A lot of things have happened over those 8 years and @Algorand is one of the few chains suited for the emerging payments world. Only a matter of time before the strong fundamentals of the blockchain network are fully appreciated and this powder keg of a chart produces a candle that dwarfs the November 2024 monthly when algorand:native ripped from 0.1 to 0.5 USDC
Been packing this bag for years 🫡
griff.sol retweeted
Millionaire whales just raised the dry powder on Binance. 🐳💰
Transfers of more than $1 million in stablecoins to Binance rose from $21.7 billion to $30.5 billion on a 30-day sum. That is about 40% in a little over a month.
Stablecoins landing on an exchange are usually there to get deployed. Buying power is back. It is still cautious. The same flow topped $61 billion last October.
Source: CryptoQuant, Darkfost. Not financial advice.
🤖 Made with AI
A trading comp scored on actual activity sounds pretty interesting. Curious how the scoring shakes out
GN frens 🌙
I checked Zaps today and noticed my wallet already had a score before joining the new competition.
The @zerufinance x Ditto perp trading event runs for four weeks with a $50K reward pool. More than 2,000 wallets are already in, but only the top 600 will receive rewards.
What I like is that Zaps focuses on verified trading activity instead of simply rewarding bigger volume.
For my first week, I’m keeping it simple and trading normally while watching how my score develops.
Good night.
griff.sol retweeted
Tyson Fury was barred from the U.S. for years due to a visa issue. Then Dana White put it on Donald Trump's table — and Trump said "Tyson's a great guy, come on in."
He resurfaced after nearly five years at the UFC’s White House event and is back training in South Florida for the Anthony Joshua fight.
Full @ringmagazine interview with Fury:
youtu.be/1IyzRXQBjZg
griff.sol retweeted
Descending Broadening Wedge / Explanation & Statistics 📈🧠
The quiet one. Two down-sloping lines that widen. 6% failure, 79% hit the target, and the partial decline calls the breakout direction 87% of the time before it happens.
• Avg rise: 33% (bull) / 24% (bear)
• Break-even failure rate: 6% / 11%
• Throwback to the upper line: 53% / 61%
• Hit the target (the pattern high): 79% / 58%
• Partial decline predicts the up break: 87% / 72%
Where the trade is:
✅ Each touch of the lower line is a bounce; the third with bullish divergence is the cleanest
✅ The partial decline is the early entry: price fails to reach the lower line and turns up. Stop under that low
✅ Sell into the break of the upper line, buy back on the retest. Pattern high is the target
