Moonqet retweeted
Something is digging under the town ⛏️
Minehood is coming. Dig six mines. Break six bosses. Keep every gem you swing for 💎
The waitlist is open 👀
Connect your X, drop your wallet, complete the tasks, and climb the leaderboard 🏆
👉 minehood.io
Moonqet retweeted
Jev Engineering is what turns an agent stack into an actual control system and moves the expensive model out of every decision loop.
and up to 193x faster and 444x cheaper in tests.
the model shouldn’t decide everything.
in this setup:
request
→ structured state
→ Jev router
→ cheapest capable model
→ worker
→ relevance / approval checks
→ execution gate
→ tool
the important part is that the decision layers don’t generate prose.
they route → score → block → approve.
so expensive models only get called when the task actually needs them.
that’s the point of Jev Engineering:
separate reasoning from decision-making, then make the decision layer measurable, cheap and fast.
full breakdown in the article below ↓
Moonqet retweeted
🚨 ATENCIÓN A ESTO
un dev chino acaba de soltar gratis una herramienta que genera vídeos solo para TikTok, Reels y YouTube Shorts, de principio a fin
se llama MoneyPrinterTurbo
lleva más de 100.000 estrellas en GitHub
y ya hay gente sacando +3.000$/mes con canales faceless usando este sistema
el proceso es simple:
1. le das un tema o palabra clave
2. la IA escribe el guion, graba la narración y genera los subtítulos
3. busca las imágenes, monta el vídeo y te lo entrega terminado
un solo flujo, cero pasos manuales
guárdatela, esta es de las que vale la pena tener a mano
link abajo 👇🏻
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⚛️🔬Científicos acaban de crear una de las reconstrucciones 3D más detalladas de una célula humana (célula eucariota) jamás realizadas.
El modelo, llamado “Corte transversal de un paisaje celular”, muestra el interior de una célula con un nivel de detalle casi molecular.
Para lograrlo combinaron:
• Tomografía de rayos X
• Resonancia magnética nuclear (RMN)
• Microscopía crioelectrónica
El resultado es un mapa 3D que revela estructuras internas con una precisión extrema.
Estamos viendo la vida a una escala que hasta hace poco era imposible.
Moonqet retweeted
Since no one was keen on answering this question, I've took it upon myself to build a PUBLIC Dune query which uses FOMO's fee router in order to calculate the total profitability of all active FOMO traders (SOL) in the past 90 days.
The numbers:
> Out of the 292,531 wallets traded through FOMO in the last 90 days, 18,033 of them are in profit.
> Only 6.16% of ALL traders in the last 3 months were profitable.
The median trader is down ~$120. As a group they are down $1.26 BILLION. Of the 6% who are green, 88% made under $100. Only 25 out of 292,531 wallets made more than $10K
Query is public and linked below:
dune.com/queries/8354772
For reference, a "wagering platform" such as Rainbet with a 1% house edge sits at ~37% user profitability over the same time span.
Moonqet retweeted
“Silence” (2016), de las películas más desconocidas e infravaloradas de Martin Scorsese.
Con un trabajo extraordinario de Rodrigo Prieto, nominado al Oscar por su fotografía.
Moonqet retweeted
сети завирусилась подборка топовых сайтов с удалёнкой — в ней собраны лучшие офферы с зарплатой в валюте.
Сохраняем:
🔴 Himalayas — один из самых удобных сервисов именно для международной удалёнки. Сильная сторона, продвинутые фильтры по стране, часовому поясу, зарплате
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1/ There is now strong on-chain evidence that @TradePools itself launched $POOLS on Robinhood Chain.
CA:
0x7Fe3778B2520A5868fB8BC16FEa0f33dd9e7122a
This isn't based on the token name, logo, or a typed X handle.
It's inside the actual launch calldata.
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
🧵
2/ The launch transaction is:
0x7cca0c8eb394ad4628735e04e6f08e3f0080415f75118c7f040694c6209acc6c
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
It calls:
multicall(bytes[])
Method ID:
0xac9650d8
So we can inspect the launch inputs directly on-chain.
3/ The calldata contains the token metadata itself.
Hex:
547261646520506f6f6c73
→ Trade Pools
and:
504f4f4c53
→ POOLS
But this part alone proves almost nothing.
Anyone can copy a token name, ticker, logo or type TradePools into metadata.
The interesting part comes next.
4/ Embedded directly in the launch calldata is this JSON:
{"v":1,"xVerificationToken":"..."}
This is important because the X identity is not just sitting in ordinary token metadata.
The launch contains a separate verification token produced by the Pools.trade flow.
pools.trade/
5/ The raw hex beginning at the metadata field:
7b2276223a312c2278566572696669636174696f6e546f6b656e223a...
decodes to:
{"v":1,"xVerificationToken":"eyJ4X2hhbmRsZSI6IlRyYWRlUG9vbHMi..."}
Everything here is permanently recorded on Robinhood Chain.
Robinhood Chain mainnet:
Chain ID 4663
docs.robinhood.com/chain/con…
6/ Decode the payload of that xVerificationToken and you get:
x_handle: TradePools
x_user_id: 2080394757721735168
wallet_address: 0xe83E8EC76783d9f072D847EE69b7e630A8b6C501
iat: 1785947908895
That iat = 2026-08-05 16:38:28.895 UTC.
7/ The X user ID is much more interesting than the displayed handle.
Handles can be renamed.
X user IDs are persistent account identifiers.
Open:
xitter.cf/i/user/208039475772173…
It resolves to:
@TradePools
xitter.cf/TradePools
So the verification payload isn't merely saying "TradePools".
It identifies the actual X account by its numeric user ID.
8/ Now look at the wallet:
0xe83E8EC76783d9f072D847EE69b7e630A8b6C501
That wallet is encoded INSIDE the verification payload.
The same wallet is also present directly in the launch calldata.
And it is the deployer / sender associated with this POOLS launch.
So the structure is effectively:
@TradePools X identity
↓
x_user_id 2080394757721735168
↓
Pools verification token
↓
0xe83E...C501
↓
POOLS launch
↓
0x7Fe377...122a
9/ This is fundamentally different from someone simply launching a fake token called “Trade Pools.”
A spoof can copy:
• name
• ticker
• logo
• website
• typed X handle
But this launch carries a verification payload binding:
TradePools + X user ID + wallet + timestamp
inside the transaction itself.
10/ There's another useful detail.
The second call inside the multicall explicitly contains the POOLS contract:
0x7Fe3778B2520A5868fB8BC16FEa0f33dd9e7122a
and later the verified wallet:
0xe83E8EC76783d9f072D847EE69b7e630A8b6C501
So this isn't a verification blob found in some unrelated transaction.
It's part of the launch flow for this exact CA.
11/ Important technical caveat:
The verification string is shaped as:
base64url(payload).signature
not a normal 3-part JWT:
header.payload.signature
And without Pools.trade's signing secret/public verification method, outsiders cannot independently recompute the signature.
So I am NOT claiming we have independently cryptographically verified Pools' backend signature.
12/ But that doesn't make the evidence meaningless.
For this to be fake, one of the following would need to be true:
A) Pools.trade lets arbitrary users obtain verification tokens claiming someone else's X user ID;
B) its X verification/authentication flow is broken;
C) the verification token itself can be forged;
or
D) Pools.trade intentionally issued a token binding @TradePools to this wallet.
If their verification system works as intended, D is the obvious explanation.
13/ And @TradePools isn't some random account attached to the token.
Pools.trade is the Uniswap Labs launch product for Robinhood Chain:
pools.trade/
Uniswap:
blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade…
Official X:
xitter.cf/TradePools
Robinhood Chain:
docs.robinhood.com/chain/
14/ So my current conclusion:
The on-chain evidence strongly indicates that the wallet which launched
0x7Fe3778B2520A5868fB8BC16FEa0f33dd9e7122a
was authorized through Pools.trade as the real @TradePools X identity.
That's a dramatically stronger claim than “the token has TradePools written in its metadata.”
15/ Is this absolute proof that Uniswap Labs officially endorses $POOLS?
No.
Until @TradePools / Uniswap publicly posts the canonical CA, there is still a distinction between:
“launched by an X-authenticated @TradePools wallet”
and
“officially announced Uniswap/Pools token.”
But based on the on-chain launch data, I think 0x7Fe...122a is very likely the genuine TradePools launch.
Verify it yourself:
TX:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
CA:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Pools:
pools.trade/
X ID:
xitter.cf/i/user/208039475772173…
Moonqet retweeted
🚨Dejó su trabajo para dedicarse al 100% a construir con Claude y analizar mercados en Polymarket
Su primer objetivo: analizar mercados mal valorados en Polymarket para encontrar oportunidades de arbitraje y detectar qué wallets las están aprovechando para copiarlas
Pasó de $2K a $11K prácticamente de la noche a la mañana monitorizando más de 1.000 wallets y ahí descubrió la realidad del mercado
Claude le construyó un terminal de monitorización conectado directamente a un bot de copytrading en Telegram,no es un script común ni un bot básico; es un agente de IA que evoluciona y mejora cada vez que detecta una nueva wallet
Analiza en tiempo real:
▪️ Patrones de arbitraje
▪️ Tamaño de posiciones
▪️ Momento exacto de entrada
▪️ Comportamiento y ejecución de cada wallet
El resultado hasta ahora:
• 70% de tasa de acierto
• 7 wallets ejecutándose en copytrade de más de 500 bajo monitorización constante
El sistema nunca se detiene,no apuesta ni especula; solo sigue la matemática pura y busca ineficiencias explotables
Para lograr algo así solo necesitó:
• Claude
• Un dispositivo
• 1 hora al día
Moonqet retweeted
Privacy tech is about to send hard in August too.
Don’t sleep on THE privacy protocol👀🕊️
Ghost links, cross chain swaps, launchpad, everything private +
much more to come 👀
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Moonqet retweeted
King u gotta see this privacy layer on sol!
@usealbatross
solana:Ds28wMScEFn1ztgwKYM1m2d2Qse6p6jXJhW6KpZppump
Moonqet retweeted
Un desarrollador chino ha creado una "maquina de imprimir dinero".
Se trata de una herramienta capaz de generar vídeos completos para TikTok, Reels y YouTube Shorts de forma automática.
Acumula más de 13k stars en GitHub, es gratis y open-source.
Aquí te explico cómo funciona 👇
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no creo que la gente se de cuenta de lo facil que es construir un bot de trading con IA de verdad en 2026.
si tienes una laptop, wifi y 10 minutos libres, puedes automatizar todo tu trading con claude.
como construir de verdad un bot de trading con IA (5 pasos simples):
paso 1. entiende la arquitectura
todo bot de trading, sea de acciones o de crypto, se arma con las mismas dos partes:
> el cerebro: piensa la estrategia de tu trading. de esto se encarga claude.
> las manos: ejecutan tus operaciones. esto pasa a traves de una conexion MCP (una herramienta que le conectas a claude para que actue por ti).
paso 2. elige tu conexion MCP (acciones)
para acciones, alpaca es una de mis favoritas.
es totalmente gratis e incluye paper trading, asi que puedes probar todo con dinero falso antes de arriesgar un centavo de capital real.
paso 3. conectala (3 subpasos)
> crea una cuenta en alpaca
> saca tu api key
> mete la api key en claude
tu cerebro y tus manos ya quedan conectados.
paso 4. elige tu conexion MCP (crypto)
el mismo proceso, distinto exchange.
ve al exchange que uses (blofin, binance, bybit, etc) y saca tu api key desde la configuracion de tu cuenta.
paso 5. conecta tu exchange a claude
mete la key en claude con un prompt asi:
"quiero automatizar mi trading con el MCP de blofin, conecta mi api key [pega la key] y arma un panel para gestionar mi trading."
una vez conectado, claude puede leer tus posiciones, poner operaciones y gestionar todo desde una sola interfaz.
de ahi puedes construir un panel totalmente a medida (como el que se ve abajo) para darle a tus conexiones una interfaz linda para operar.
super simple. guarda esto para no olvidarlo.
Moonqet retweeted
In this case might want to check @usealbatross
Privacy ecosystem that soon will also have a privacy payment system!
solana:Ds28wMScEFn1ztgwKYM1m2d2Qse6p6jXJhW6KpZppump
Moonqet retweeted
Just leave that shi alone and have a look at real and working privacy tech, I mean THE privacy protocol.
$ZEC ironwood integration now live🕊️
$ALBATROSS
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Moonqet retweeted
Might want to have a look at solana:Ds28wMScEFn1ztgwKYM1m2d2Qse6p6jXJhW6KpZppump
@usealbatross
Moonqet retweeted
This is the correct meta. The old L1 playbook of pure grants + “come build on us” is dead when users are scarce. @usealbatross
is executing the alternative in real time: they didn’t wait for third-party teams. They shipped Cirrus (a full first-party privacy OS on Solana) where every tool—private bridge, Ghost Links, cross-chain anon swaps, and the launchpad—lives as a native app inside a TEE-sealed environment with attestation. Right now they’re grinding real vanity mint addresses server-side (custom endings free this week, backend does the PoW, deploys from fresh wallets, keys go to the user), rolling out extreme backend PDF docs + GraphQL API for analytics integrations, and dropping a new Cirrus-native product + first major partnership this week. Users and volume first → the technical advantages become visible → founders follow. Exactly the wedge you described.