Joined July 2020
stuckfunds.eth.limo finds crypto you bridged but never claimed. $135M+ sits unclaimed across 84 bridges on over 500k wallets (Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, zkSync, Wormhole, CCTP...).
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Replying to @beeple
Somebody’s gotta do it
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Selling this @brain_pasta physical art send offers thx! 🙏
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No offers?
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The total NFT market cap all time high is only $15B. That wouldn’t even rank in the top 10 of coins today (still deep in the bear market). If you think the slight pump we’re seeing now is just a dead cat bounce - you’re being shortsighted. In a crypto bull market, this can easily 100x from here and still not be in the top 5. Bullish on art.
Everyone trying to assume and speculate why the sudden surge in positive sentiment in the NFT space has come back. Simple …… The collectors that are true lovers and believers in the art and community have returned. 2026 ❤️
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Whatever you do, don't open a bank account in your own name. I didn't know this until my dad stopped me the day I got my first paycheck. I'd done everything right. Got paid. Went to the bank, opened a savings account in my name, and deposited the whole thing. My Boss looked at me and said, “You just put a target on your back.” Then I had no idea what he meant. He explained that the moment your money sits in your name, it's exposed. Creditors can see it. Lawyers can find it. Anybody with a judgment against you can freeze it and take it completely legally. So here's what he told me to do: Step 1. Go to the IRS and apply for an EIN. A tax ID number, but for a trust instead of a person. Step 2. Select a revocable trust as your entity type. List yourself as both the grantor and trustee. It gives you full control of everything. Step 3. Take that EIN to any bank and open an account under that trust name, not yours. The money is still yours. You spend it, move it, and invest it however you want. But on paper, it's not attached to you. If someone sues you, they can't touch what they can't see. This is the system intelligent billionaires have always used. Own nothing on paper, control everything in reality.
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met a guy making $51,000/month by scraping reddit for the phrase "anyone got recommendations for" and emailing the posters within 2 hours not joking he opens reddit every morning runs a search on 8 subreddits in his niche finds people who just publicly asked for exactly what he sells and emails them while the post is still on the front page reply rate: 23% average cold email: 0.3% his is 76x higher because these people literally just raised their hand in public saying "please take my money" heres the exact phrases he searches every morning: "anyone got recommendations for [service]" "alternative to [competitor]" "looking for a good [service]" "got burned by [company], where do i go now" "has anyone used [company] — are they worth it" every one of these is a public declaration of buying intent with a timestamp on it someone posted this 4 hours ago in r/[niche]: "I need [service] urgently. Budget is $15K. Prefer someone who actually knows what theyre doing and isnt sketchy" he saw the post at 9am pulled the username cross referenced linkedin found the email sent this at 10am: "hey [name], saw your post in r/[sub] about needing [service] urgently. we do exactly that — last client we booked 34 qualified calls in a month. free 15 min call?" reply at 10:11am call at 2pm signed $15K contract by 4pm 7 hours from public reddit post to signed deal from reading reddit in the morning this is the process: step 1: find the 5-10 subreddits where your buyers hang out step 2: run searches for "recommendation" "alternative to" "looking for" "anyone use" in those subreddits every morning step 3: filter for posts under 4 hours old with clear buying intent step 4: pull the username → cross reference linkedin → find their email step 5: send a 2 line email referencing their EXACT post step 6: warm call every positive reply within 30 minutes thats it last month: - 187 reddit posts scraped - 164 emails found (90% find rate) - 38 positive replies - 24 booked calls - 11 closes - $4,600 average deal - $50,600 in revenue from reading reddit while eating breakfast heres why this layers perfectly on top of a normal cold email system: your main campaigns are emailing 4,500 cold leads a day building pipeline at scale reddit is a surgical strike on top of that the guy on reddit literally JUST declared their problem hours ago the declaration is the qualifier theres no discovering pain points they posted the problem you showed up with the solution the sales conversation is already 90% done before the call starts its the highest intent cold email you can send because it might not even feel cold they had the problem at 9am you showed up at 10am thats not a cold email thats a well timed introduction and heres the part that should make every cold emailer sick: every single person on this app is scraping apollo fighting over the same 50 million contacts meanwhile reddit has 500 million monthly users posting their exact buying requests in public timestamped organised by niche completely uncontested free nobody in cold email is scraping reddit because nobody thinks of reddit as a lead source they think of it as a place to post memes while angry buyers are literally typing their credit card out loud every single day one of the most profitable lead source on the internet has been sitting there for 15 years organising itself timestamping itself qualifying itself telling you their budget telling you their pain telling you what they just got burned by and agency owners are still writing "hey firstname hope this finds you well" to marketing directors on apollo go open reddit search one of those phrases in a subreddit in your niche youll find 10 hand raisers before your coffee gets cold simples p.s. if youre an agency owner with a proven offer and want us to setup a cold email system that books you 10-30 calls per month - DM me "EMAIL" (you ONLY pay for qualified calls actually booked onto your calendar)
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rich retweeted
I really don’t think people understand what 2021 crypto was like. Everyone was winning and vibing. People were tweeting “smoking weed and buying NFTs” and getting thousands of likes. The whole industry was just happy for like a year straight. It’s time to run it back.
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official list of the biggest CT scammers
list of the most recognizable personalities in crypto twitter
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9 months later… 0 talk of airdrop 0 progress killing Facebook, TikTok, and Twitch 0 actually funny memes launched 0 streams worth watching 0 reason to buy the token Am I wrong?
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Don't ever tell yourself this sh*t. It takes 10 years to hit your stride in something. At 35..Likely with kids and a wife. You'll be happy you took life seriously in your 20s. Most men don't. It shows. Start when your 15. If you can't, start today. Now.
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The mutant ape yacht club pump and dump is happening
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"the only way to be profitable is by multi-wallet raping and devving"
You guys really surprised? The only way to survive this market and be profitable is by multi wallet and devving The thing I hate the most tho is people who try to preach and play saint while doing the same things and just hiding it better than other people. If you really playing it saint in this market you will lose, adapt or die. Cap is a good trader and only reason he did these “exposing” tweets is prob to gain some clout He’s just like anyone in here, his mistake was trying to hide it and play it saint.
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first vibecoded billion-dollar company?
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BREAKING 🚨: This is Matthew Gallagher, who made 800+ Facebook accounts for fake doctors to advertise on Facebook — and went on to build a GLP-1 telehealth company with just $20,000, AI, and only one full-time teammate: his brother. It generated $401M in 2025 and could reach $1.8B in 2026.
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"memescope monday" "im a millionaire from memes" "i surround myself with >7fig irl ppl only" you overweight donut didn't even see the insight of a gym 9 times in march
if you have this many paid promos in a month I'm muting on sight dont @ me u broke larps
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The Prophecy.
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BREAKING: Apple is scared of vibe coding they removed Anything from the App Store so we moved app building to iMessage good luck removing this one, Apple
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