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Degenerate philosopher

Joined June 2024
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i spent $1,200 in Digger Bit to make my character glow. apparently i’m the revenue model. $DIG is the only position i kept in my Fomo wallet. closed the others at a loss. meanwhile, i keep coming back here to play, upgrade my gear and unwind. spending that much on a glowing character made something click for me: i’m already paying for the experience. the game doesn’t have to pay me to keep my attention. now add crypto buried in the mines. better gear, deeper exploration, a chance to dig up something valuable. that gets my attention even more. the economic design is why i’m holding the token alongside playing. @DiggerBit allocates 75% of game revenue to market buybacks. the acquired DIG is split: 40% burned, 50% recycled into mining and Gold Rush rewards, 10% into liquidity. the reward pool uses existing tokens. more players don’t automatically mean more tokens minted. and players can start without a wallet. someone coming from a regular game can spend on progression or cosmetics without ever reading a tokenomics thread. under the published model, that spending still funds DIG purchases. that’s the connection i care about: a reason to spend money inside the game, with a defined route back to the token. there’s already an onchain burn of 6.73m DIG to inspect. the team has just announced in-game swaps, transfers and withdrawals too. i want to keep tracking how the revenue loop develops as more players arrive. i can see $DIG reaching a market cap in the tens of millions. the reason i have that conviction is the product: this beta already has me spending money and coming back voluntarily. now i want to see how many other people end up paying to glow.
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S&P 500 companies lost $3T yesterday after democrats midterm sweep scared everyone riding AI wave Nvidia alone lost ~$450B and miners turned AI hosts (IREN, cipher, applied digital) dipped 14%+ each Meanwhile ING put ~$500M of data center loans on the auction block - 12 loans, all at once - $25M part tied to Stargate's New Mexico site (OpenAI, Softbank, Oracle) - Oracle already sent that developer a force majeure notice - bids due Nov 19 ING declined to comment on this one. Dumping a dozen loans at once during a selloff kinda says it for them $500M is a rounding error, sure. 2008 didnt start with Lehman either, it started a year earlier with small stuff everyone called contained Does the history repeat itself this time?
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Today's rarest find was sold for 2,571 $GRAM The kind of price you'd usually expect from a Black backdrop or an ultra-rare model > Imposter (0.1%) > Wise Raven (0.3%) > Lemongrass (0.9%) Something about this one caught a collector's eye Can you spot what makes it so special?
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got a @solanamobile Seeker? Seeker Club on Cherry is where owners discuss apps, share feedback and trade ideas entry is gated by the .skr name on your connected wallet chat.cherry.fun/@seekerclub
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What's the one setting you always double-check before you launch a strategy?
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Markets are bleeding, but the Arena doesn't stop for a red light In Drafts, even a Squad with negative PnL can win if it holds up better than your rival's 💡PSA: picking less volatile tokens might be your best play Watch. Analyze. Compete. The climb continues, even on red days ⚔️
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Polygon is now debating hardfork to hand $70.4M $POL back from attacker wallets PIP would zero out those balances and credit the same amounts to verified Polymarket and Binance addresses: ~23.86M $POL to recover Polymarket drain, and ~46.63M from Binance hack Validators already blocklisted the addresses, and per the proposal the attacker then offered them cash to unblock tx The proposal calls it a one-time thing not a whole precedent for future hardforks
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While everyone is waiting for NFT season to come back like it’s 2021... It’s already quietly taking shape inside Telegram Inside a 1B+ user app, still less than 0.1% are anywhere near Telegram-native ownership. Early is an understatement 💎 Know anyone in the 0.1% club? Tag him below 👇
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Security uncertainty multiplies when every chat becomes its own newsroom. One canonical update page, scheduled check-ins, and consistent moderator guidance turn fragmented Web3 communities into a coordinated source of clarity.
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If your daily $BTC rewards dropped last month, you did nothing wrong. Bitcoin made mining harder in October. Twice. Difficulty rose 5.92% on the 16th and 5.54% on the 29th. Earning the same $BTC now takes about 12% more work than it did on 3 October. This hit every Bitcoin miner in the world. What it costs them is where they differ. Miners paying household electricity prices switch off first. Your digital miner runs on industrial rates inside a GoMining data center, so it never stopped. Next change lands around 16 November. Did your rewards drop last month?
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Bitcoin mining got about 12% harder in October. Two difficulty rises in a month: 5.92% on the 16th, then 5.54% on the 29th, taking the network to 148.36T. For anyone running bitcoin miners, the same hardware now earns less $BTC per day than it did four weeks ago. Nothing broke. The network noticed more hashrate arriving and made the puzzle harder. The interesting part is where that hashrate came from, because most adjustments this year were cuts. This is one Bitcoin mining farm in the United States. 70 megawatts, around 21,000 ASIC miners. What do you think is driving the recovery?
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OKX CEO Star Xu just roasted CZ's first Binance hack interview Xu says the talking tokens episode made him sick, calling it misleading and accusing CZ of downplaying his own responsibility while trashing banks to cover for the failure his takes: - CZ keeps saying "i don't run Binance" while being the loudest Binance voice of the whole crisis - somehow found time to argue with Elon about SpaceX - leans on "only 2% of funds gone" like that answers the security question - marketing for fresh deposits never stopped - comparing exchanges to banks is irresponsible, different threat models, attack surfaces and consequences - "left a pregnant woman on the front line", a shot at co-CEO Yi He CZ's pitch on the podcast was that AI is speeding up hacks so you fight it with AI ("the only way to beat the monster is to become one"), plus an industry security alliance with cross-audits and fast freezes Best part is Xu wrapping the whole dunk with a call to build security standards together "even with competitors" Right after attaching halloween costumes clowning Binance's "multi-layered defense" by the way, this one was diabolical Is Star Xu actually cooking here or what?
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POV: someone asked me why this Telegram collectible sold 20x above floor
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New on the blog: DCA Bot or Grid Bot? Which One Fits Your Market One bot buys the dip and sells the bounce, the other trades every swing inside a range. How they differ, where each one breaks and how to pick yours.
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the scariest thing in crypto isn't a red candle it's the group chat going silent 10 minutes after everyone apes the same ticker
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Appreciate the honest feedback @ianpaget Fair point on the Live opt-out. Nobody wants a feed full of noise, so we'll make sure moderation gets the attention it needs. And yes, Discord is for those who want to keep everything in one place. Thanks for giving it a proper look!
GoMining just launched Community Posts, so I had a look around and wanted to share my honest first impressions. How it works: • Mobile app only, for now • Bronze 2 and above can post once a day • Platinum 1 and above can post five times a day • Posts include a title, text and image, and require approval before appearing in the feed There’s also a new Live tab showing what people across the community are doing in real time. My honest take? I’m not sold. I’m not a fan of the Live feed. I think some of that activity should stay private, and there should at least be an option to opt out. I’m also concerned the feed could become quite noisy. There will undoubtedly be some great creators sharing useful content, but if that’s the goal, why not invite them to contribute guest articles to GoMining’s existing platform? The community already has places to connect and share advice, such as Discord. I’m not convinced we need another social feed built into the app. Apologies to the @GoMining team if you’re reading this. These are just my honest first impressions, and I’m happy to be proven wrong! Would you use it? Let me know below 👇
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Need to send something later? Hold the send button and pick Schedule Message. In Saved Messages you can set a reminder the same way.
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If confirmed, the headline will grab attention. Trust grows when Strategy explains why each move serves the plan clearly enough for the community to understand it, not just cheer the ticker. xitter.cf/saylor/status/21172415…
Strategy has acquired 811 $BTC and repurchased $208M of $STRC. As of 11/1/26, we hold 849,327 BTC and $4.9B of USD Assets. $MSTR strategy.com/press/strategy-…
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How many unread chats do you have in Telegram right now? No judgment.
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Only 17% of tokenized RWAs are private credit Yet it's ~80% of the RWAs used as collateral in DeFi lending Liquidation takes seconds, but cashing out tokens backing it can take months Who's left holding the loss then? Breaking it down this week Nov 5 | 3 PM UTC | 10 AM ET LFG
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