The Binance wallet has completed the Bitlayer_btc task, and the money 💰 has been deposited. However, many newcomers don’t know how to withdraw it. Do they think the 💰 is gone? Don’t worry! Today, I will record a beginner's cross-chain tutorial, suitable for transferring back to your main used chain 🔗 after completing various airdrops.
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The tool used is the dapp spaceship from the Binance wallet.
How to get 500k U for free within 12 hours? $MON has already given the answer: 12 hours ago it officially announced its presence on Fomo, and also showed its own ID. Without spending a single cent, it received various Meme airdrops worth over 500k U. For the bosses of other public chains, Monad has already set the template. This is a sure-win airdrop, and exactly how much you can get depends on the popularity of your ecosystem. After seeing this post, hackers may already be trying every possible way to steal the official X accounts of major public chains and then officially announce their presence on Fomo. You know what I mean. From @链上达人
The $PONS short position of the Hyperliquid whale @loraclexyz is already floating a loss of over 5.7 million USD, and the liquidation price is still above 1.60.
If it keeps rising, they may eventually be forced to market buy nearly 28 million USD worth of $PONS.
Hold your spot positions steady; the tears of shorts are the best fuel. 🔥
On Fomo: the little robot KOL is frantically shilling PONS, what about you? What’s your plan? Do you really have the heart to watch its market cap reach 1 billion and still not get on board? I’ve already shilled it many times earlier, bro. Just buy a little, okay? I heard there’s an expectation that it’s about to get listed on Binance, and the market maker is frantically scooping up #pons
Comparing Pons to Pump's market cap: Pons is worth $200 million, Pump is worth $2 billion.
Pons has no unlocks at all, only ongoing buybacks and burns. Below are the protocol revenue data. Pump is clearly undervalued. What do you all think?
Pons • Revenue in the past 30 days: about $4.32 million • Past 7 days: about $2.06 million • Past 24 hours: about $630,000 • Fees in the past 30 days: about $21.68 million • Cumulative revenue: about $8.24 million (launched in July 2026) Pons's revenue is the portion retained by the protocol (protocol share of trading fees + token issuance fees), not the total fees paid by users. Creators can also receive most of the trading fees.
Pump • Revenue in the past 30 days: about $35.01 million • Past 7 days: about $10.78 million • Past 24 hours: about $1.48 million • Fees in the past 30 days: about $45.81 million • Cumulative revenue: about $110.7 million
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PONS main coin 🐲
Every time someone buys or sells these coins on the platform, the platform collects a transaction fee. Of those fees, roughly some portion goes to the platform. The platform then takes out about 80% of that and goes into the market to buy back PONS, then directly destroys it (burns it—gone forever). So when you ask, “How much is bought back every day exactly?” the answer is: not fixed—it's different every day. In the most recent 24 hours, it repurchased about $50K+ (specifically around $52.5K), and burned about 350,000+ PONS.
The average person’s brain is a bit like a mouse—it’s too small to handle multiple variables. For example, a female celebrity is amazing, obviously because she slept with the director. The director decides who gets to be the lead, and ordinary people have only one standard: whether they’ve slept with him. Does Justin Sun have money? He just got lucky—everything Justin Sun’s money is blown in by the wind. ——This is part of what Big Sun @justinsuntron talked about in a previous podcast.
In fact, it’s still not outdated to look at it now. We ordinary people, raised from humble backgrounds, are trained into inferior models on low-quality, high-noise data. Because there’s a lack of fine-tuning and operator optimization, we end up having to self-prune in order to adapt to the current environment. This leads to the model seriously underfitting—it almost doesn’t have long-horizon reasoning ability, and its weights are entirely biased toward short-term returns. But this kind of broad underfitting also gives us low-level generality: you can do any task, but no matter what you do, it doesn’t work very well 😂 The only upside is that this architecture is extremely stable, has very low power consumption, and tokens are dirt cheap.
So how can ordinary people break the loop? Just hard-distill the biggest reasoning model: read more books, listen to more professional podcasts, and talk with AI more—participate less in petty gossip.
This address 0x39dbed3a2bd333467115de45665cc57f813c4571 is the PONS coin on the Robinhood Chain. Pons is a token-issuing platform on the Robinhood Chain, where people can issue all kinds of tokens.
Every time someone buys or sells these tokens on the platform, the platform charges a fee. Of these fees, roughly some portion goes to the platform. The platform then takes out about 80% of that and buys PONS back in the market, then directly destroys it (burns it—forever gone).
So when you ask, “How much is bought back each day,” the answer is: it’s not fixed—every day is different. In the last 24 hours, it bought back roughly over $50,000 (around $52.5K) and burned about 350,000+ PONS.
Some days are busy—the buyback can reach one or two hundred thousand dollars. Other days are quiet—maybe just a few thousand dollars, or even almost nothing. It all depends on how active trading is on the platform that day and how high the fees are. If you want the latest and most accurate numbers, just go to this website:
https://ponsinomics.com/ It pulls data from the blockchain in real time, so it’s more reliable than what I can tell you offhand.
Rh chain PONS launch platform. Users can create ERC-20 tokens with one click through their wallet, mainly for issuing Meme coins and community assets. 80% of the profits are used to buy back and burn, with spot buys. Wish me luck 😀😀😀
My girlfriend Jing Tian will become the most famous thing this weekend. The same-name token has already appeared on the trending list in the Binance Wallet:
Welcome to use Binance Wallet to track it. I’ve doubled my money—just look at it. We’ll do it again next time. Next time I post, everyone follow me and get in together, haha😂
Brothers! A bomb-level mining pool is here 🔥 Look at this—an astonishing 3600% annualized yield! Keep your eyes on it! The new KOGE farm from 48Club is about to launch!
I’m going to break down this pool for you thoroughly. The total reward is 2000 KOGE coins! The cycle lasts a full 92 days, and it officially opens on August 25!
Want to get the practical details of this pool as soon as possible, and avoid all kinds of mining pitfalls? Hit follow! After this, I’ll keep updating the real earnings data of this pool—no fake stuff! 😀
Bullish, all right. But the more crowded it gets, the more dangerous it is.
Wait until the weekend for a pullback, then add more and charge, charge, charge, charge, charge—charge—charge—charge—charge—charge—charge—charge #美联储纪要显示不支持降息
48Club DAO Proposal No. 194: A vote that looks ordinary yet keeps the community on alert
48Club DAO Proposal No. 194: A vote that looks ordinary yet keeps the community on alert On August 7, 2026, the 48Club DAO governance page displayed Proposal No. 194. https://legacy.48.club/voting/detail/194 Proposal title: Sowellian BonkDAO At first glance, it looks like a routine DAO restructuring proposal. The proposal includes: Implement a new governance model; Appoint new members and committees; Restart BonkDAO; Handle existing assets; Stop ongoing depletion; Support voters to receive token rewards. If you only look at these details, it even looks like a “save-the-project” plan.
Investor threshold: Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission defines professional investors (PI). Individuals must have financial assets of HKD 8 million or more, which most ordinary people cannot certify to qualify and activate.