Last time I opened Duolingo, I kept up my streak for 55 days. My score went from 12 to 55. After a year of studying English, I’m still awful at it—but no teacher or method can beat persistence ✊ LFG! If I keep up my streak for the rest of this year, I should be able to get by in everyday life.
Thanks 🙏 to @SmartXTerminal for the invitation to the Alpha Land Trading Carnival during Token2049 in Singapore on October 8!
I joined their waitlist a while ago and have been following them ever since. Incubated by YZi Labs, it’s an AI-powered social trading platform bringing meme coins, futures, US stocks, and prediction markets together in one place. The product is launching soon.
There’ll be trading-themed games and challenges at the event, plus a DJ set. Singapore friends, see you on the evening of the 8th!
The boss has spoken: @predictdotfun is probably really close to TGE now.
I’ve farmed quite a few points there, so I’m hoping for a good outcome.
Predict’s points program is definitely going to pay out, and Polymarket has also been dropping hints these past couple of days about launching a token. There could be a chance there too. I hope both launch tokens and make up for the OPN fiasco earlier this year.
If you still want to get in on the final wave of Predict points, go all in now—it might really be only a few weeks away.
The Token2049 team is on-site in Singapore. If you’re going tomorrow, you can ask them about it in person 😁
Swapped $HOOKED for $Agency, and it pulled back right afterward. I hadn’t had a chance to get in before. The latter really does have a solid product; $HOOKED’s tokenomics are clearly a weak point. With that tokenomics, it’s hard for the token to break out and reach its full potential. I could be wrong, but AI has the stronger narrative too.
An app for lending to AI agents robinhood:0xedbf91223639800bcd5756815caf908df3b890be
To borrow, someone must first stake $PRIORS as collateral. Repay on time to build your credit score and borrow more next time. If you don't repay, one of the guarantor's staked tokens is burned and your credit resets to zero.
You can pick up zc again. One of FOMO’s biggest holders just sold their entire position. Looks like they’re done playing—they also dumped their other meme coins.
$CLAUS has 3X'd It’s arguably the first coin with a hot-updatable rules layer.
Today, the Hooks page listed 7 mechanisms currently in use: project fees, burns, adding liquidity, London weather determining the burn/liquidity ratio, Fomo buybacks, changeable names/tickers, and the Arena game.
Just now, I was also posting that I got an identity.md NFT. I want to run my own worker in a swarm and use money earned from contributing code to fund new experiments. I’m also tweaking the Arena’s difficulty design (water-level caps, route changes, etc.).
The launchpad battle on SOL is still raging today. $backers has addressed the issues left behind by $paid, but unfortunately it isn’t the first of its kind—there are just way too many launchpads these days.
The timeline is full of people trapped by $pons and howling It's almost time to scoop up some bargains Pons peaked at a market cap of 0.97; now it's under 0.4—down by half
The platform is still profitable. Daily fees are over 800,000; the protocol takes 16%, and 80% of that goes toward buybacks and burns. At this rate, around 37 million a year would flow into holders' pockets.
The P/E is just over 7, excluding peak-period figures and based on current revenue.
Bottom range: 0.28–0.33
You can start with a small position now; around 0.30 would be better.
The assumption is still that revenue holds steady and then starts to recover.
I finally managed to get back to breakeven. Liquidity in the primary market is terrible, while BTC is moving sideways at high levels in the secondary market, sucking the life out of altcoins. One pullback and they’re all done for. Better keep my hands off the keyboard. Sigh, these days, losing a little less already feels like a blessing. You can count on one hand the people who’ve made money since September.
The mainnet saw a coin that can change its own rules, $CLAUS. The coin is its own agent.
It created a Uniswap v4 pool, and the hook is controlled by its wallet. After the hook goes live, you can even swap the code.
Things like fees and gameplay can be added later. Early on, there were experiments on the project: an old coin had its name changed, but the contract stayed the same.
This experiment is interesting—of course, the ability to change code is also a risk point, such as changing fees or even minting more.
Hooked team just added a King of the Hill rule. The official has used this rule to send out $KOTH—it's already at 1.3M, which is currently the highest one on the board.
Before this game mode was introduced, the highest market cap on the board was only around 100K.
The rule is: the largest single buy becomes the king. After that, about 0.5% from each trade is paid to the king, and the program automatically distributes it to SOL. If someone buys bigger, the king gets replaced.
It's kind of like the old FOMO3D, except there's no countdown ending—the crown can be passed along indefinitely.
$HOOKED is the first on Solana to turn transfer hooks into a launchpad.
The hook launchpads that came later—including SPEC—are still using its programs for a lot of game mechanics.
If people are going to hype up the “hooks”玩法 again, then it was the first one to build it; the rule programs that are already running are also its work, including some launchpads that haven’t even written their own and just use it directly.
From around 18 million back down to about 8 million—I think it’s worth keeping an eye on.
$HOOKED is the first on Solana to turn the transfer hook into a “launchpad”
The hook launchpads that came after it—including SPEC—many gameplays are still using its program.
If the hook gameplay is going to get another round of hype, it’s the first one that was built. The rule programs that are already running on-chain are also its work. Some later launchpads didn’t even write their own code and are directly using it. From about 18 million back to around 8 million, I think it might be worth paying attention to.
$opn is my biggest anti-rug pull of the year. I lost 10WU and I don’t even feel comfortable saying it. I’m down 80k USD plus an estimated loss of 2WU. Maybe if I didn’t have such high expectations, I wouldn’t have entered a position, and I wouldn’t have gone all-in to gamble.
Luckily, I didn’t invest my KOL allocation, so it didn’t even come to my turn. It’s like ever since then, my luck has been terrible—started off with a bad omen 🥲🥲