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Here's how to turn an iPhone into the most secure crypto wallet. 10 steps:
1. Buy the cheapest new iPhone (17e, $699 in the US). Never used.
2. New Apple ID, fresh email, unique password
3. Face ID off. Custom alphanumeric passcode, 12+ characters
4. Lockdown Mode on
5. Erase data after 10 failed passcode attempts: on
6. iCloud backup off, before you install anything
7. Install the wallet from its official site and check the publisher
8. Generate a new address. Write the seed phrase on paper or steel. Never photograph it
9. Send a small test amount first, then move everything
10. Airplane mode, no SIM, no Wi-Fi ever again. Phone in a safe, seed in a different place
Skip step 6 or step 8 and the whole setup falls apart.
Rinal retweeted
La situation dégénère autour du mouvement des lycéens. Plusieurs établissements dans des grandes villes ont été dégradés, des heurts ont éclaté avec les forces de l'ordre, des transports en communs ont été suspendus dans plusieurs villes. Le Premier ministre, Sébastien Lecornu, va présider une cellule interministérielle de crise au ministère de l'Intérieur, jeudi 1er octobre. #JT13h
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less clicking, more edge. the origins of $CUM 👇
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gm anon 💜
something's cooking for the @clanktrade ecosystem
cumOS × cumAI 👀
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You're right. Offshore tokens should carry the vote.
They do. Every tokenized AMC holder on Robinhood Chain had a ballot on all ten items at your meeting on Thursday. Signed from a wallet, attested onchain, live since the 14th. Nobody had to spit on anyone.
Your declassification got 97.4% of votes cast and still failed, because a fifth of AMC's shareholders never sent an instruction. The tokenized holders you've spent a month fighting were the ones with a ballot in front of them.
You asked Robinhood for voting rights offshore. They've existed for two weeks. Do you take it back?
onrecord.vote/t/AMC
Hey there @vladtenev and @DanGallagher: My voice will stay loud. You supported the SEC on U.S. stock tokens. They must carry voting rights, and companies can opt out. How hypocritical of Robinhood if not adopting those same principals offshore. Don’t spit in the face of the SEC.
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if we experience a massive run before it will be much more visible
it's pretty simple here there are 2 elements contributing heavily to the tokens sustainabiity overtime
1. the ai agents getting the 1% of volume in tokenized gold as liquidity to support the chart
2. gold itself as an asset to be paired with
the AI agents need a big war chest to deal with like a proper bear so timing is important
in a world where $AUR reaches $100M in volume that is $1M in gold for the agents + what they will be making by trading the chart which in this world where $100M is achievable, it will be significant
more volatility -> more profits made by agents -> more volume -> more fees flowing back to the agents -> more liquidity for them to make profits trading
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I launched a @Moshdottrade bundle 👀
CA: 0xb0788f5f65a9f4c0d8a634c45c391234f46221ab
I’ve put 1 ETH into a dragon to test a simple idea:
What happens when all the fees that would normally be collected by the team go back to the AI agents running its trading strategy?
Meet Aurum 🐉 $AUR
If you’ve followed my conversations with @justinbebis about Mosh and Bundle Cat, you know what caught my attention: building bundles whose capital stays committed to a trading strategy.
I wanted to put that idea into practice.
So I’ve self-funded AUR’s Mosh bundle with 1 ETH. No public raise.
$AUR is paired with tokenized $GLD. The total trading fee is 1.55%. After Pons and Mosh take their shares, 1% of trading volume is payable to me as the bundle’s funder.
I’m committing all of that income back to the swarm. None retained by me. No separate team fee allocation. This will be available to be automated on mosh very soon.
In plain English: trading generates fees in $GLD, and that entire 1% share goes back to giving the agents more capital to work with.
That’s the dragon’s hoard. Gold the swarm can deploy through its strategy.
The experiment is whether continually reinvesting fee income (in $GLD) gives a small bundle more staying power over time.
You’ve met the cat saving the trenches.
Now meet her dragon.
You’ve met the cat saving the trenches
Now meet her dragon 🐉
$AUR is live, paired with $GLD and launched through @Moshdottrade
An enormous beast. A fierce but cute commander. A swarm to feed
The bundle starts with 1 ETH of self-funded capital. All fees payable to its funder are committed to be rerouted into the AI swarm as $GLD trading capital.
The dragon puts its gold to work.
CA: 0xb0788f5f65a9f4c0d8a634c45c391234f46221ab
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so @aurumonmosh launched on mosh trade, and it changes one thing about the original mechanic. heres how it works:
aurum is @BundleCatAI's dragon companion, same mosh vault mechanism under the hood, except it's paired against tokenised gold ($GLD) instead of $eth, and every cent of the funder's fee cut is earmarked straight back into the swarm instead of paid out
> 1.55% total trading fee: 0.30% to pons, 0.25% to mosh, 1.00% to the bundle funder
> 100% of that 1.00% funder share goes to swarm reinvestment, no separate team allocation
> @ripchillpill is the founder and sole funder, not a crowdfunded raise like bun's original launch
> holding aur does not pay you gold, fee income goes to the swarm, not to holders
so what is the swarm? it's a group of AI agents that hold the locked bundle and market make with it.
each agent gets its own vault, and the vault is the leash:
> every vault holds AUR inventory and GLD cash, locked to the AUR/GLD pair only
> agents buy into dips and sell into demand, capped by per window limits on spend and sell size
> a sell floor stops agents dumping their inventory below a set level
> trade proceeds go back into the vault, the operator can trade but can never withdraw
more GLD in the vaults means more ammo to absorb sells and support the market. that's the whole point of reinvesting the funder's cut
but thats not even the important part:
> reinvestment routing isn't live yet. mosh confirmed it's coming, and 36.37 GLD in fees is already sitting there awaiting collection, none of it routed into the swarm yet
the mechanism is fully designed, it's just not switched on. this is one worth watching
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