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The report is out - The $OP Stack processed 3.6 billion transactions in H2 alone.

That's 13% of all transactions in crypto.

All the new L1s will learn the lessons we did 4 years ago. Performance optimizations are not differentiators.

The OP Stack is the peak of customizability.

You really have to be, in order to enable such vastly different businesses & business models to succeed.

$LUNA and $LUNC community pay attention to the dates.

Don't forget $LTC it's baked by #MicroStrategy and #MichaelSaylor

This guy charges you in $OP for his panipuri 😂 literally

I told you all and some experts were fighting with me $TRUMP let me warn you again it will go to Zero!

Best $SOL commercial ever!

$ETH Now I get it 😂

In 2021, my crypto portfolio peaked at $1.5 million, with major holding in $SOL

By the end of 2022, it had dropped to $300k!

That kind of loss was devastating, not just financially, but emotionally. It forced me to take a hard look at my decisions and how I was managing risk.

The truth is, I made mistakes. I held on too long, ignored the warning signs, and paid the price.

But I refused to let that chapter define me. Since then, I’ve spent countless hours learning, reflecting, and building a better framework for the future.

One of the outcomes is a 18-point checklist I now use to help decide when it’s time to step away and lock in gains. It’s not perfect, but it’s brought me clarity and confidence I didn’t have before.

If you’re interested in seeing the checklist, comment down and, I will be happy to share it.

I know how tough losses can be, but there are always lessons to take forward.

Which coin will bring the bull run and start the alt coin season for Ethereum?

$OP or $ARB

People stuck in $TRUMP get out, I am warning you.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella dropped a bombshell that has the potential to reshape the entire software landscape, and its implications for marketing are HUGE. In a recent podcast, Nadella declared that traditional business apps – the SaaS we know and love (or sometimes tolerate) – are on the verge of being replaced.

And the culprit? AI.

According to Satya, business apps are essentially CRUD databases (Create, Read, Update, Delete) with a layer of business logic on top. He argues that this business logic is rapidly migrating to the AI tier. And once the logic resides within AI, the entire backend – the foundation of traditional SaaS – becomes, well, redundant.

Think about it: if AI agents can understand our needs, anticipate our requests, and automate complex workflows, why would we need clunky, siloed applications?
Nadella's prediction begs the question: Is AaaS (Agents as a Service) the new SaaS? Are we entering an era where intelligent agents, not static applications, become the primary interface for business operations?

Here's my take:

While I don't think traditional SaaS will disappear overnight (let's be realistic, legacy systems have a way of sticking around), I believe Satya is onto something profound. The rise of AI is fundamentally changing how we interact with technology, and the implications for marketing are particularly significant.

Imagine a world where:
Marketing campaigns are orchestrated by AI agents that understand your target audience, personalize messaging at scale, and optimize performance in real-time.
Customer journeys are seamlessly managed by AI that anticipates customer needs, proactively resolves issues, and delivers hyper-personalized experiences.
Data analysis is no longer a chore but a conversation with an AI that uncovers hidden insights and recommends actionable strategies.

This isn't science fiction. It's the direction we're heading, and it's happening faster than many of us realize. At Lifesight, we're already seeing the power of AI to transform marketing measurement and unified reporting, with the Ask MIA feature.

🚨 𝗛𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗰 𝗖𝗿𝘆𝗽𝘁𝗼 𝗠𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁!

A sitting US President $TRUMP has launched a meme coin for the first time! 🇺🇸

Love them or hate them, meme coins have officially entered the political arena. This unprecedented move signals how digital assets are increasingly influencing mainstream conversations.

What are your thoughts? Is this a sign of crypto's growing legitimacy or just another wild moment in the crypto space? 🤔

(Note: Please verify this information independently, as crypto news can change rapidly)

Screenshot from my crypto portfolio in 2017. Recognize any of those?

Bitcoin is what sticks around. Bitcoin is the reason why we're here.

🚨 𝗡𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗵 𝗞𝗼𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗻 𝗛𝗮𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗦𝗲𝘁 𝗮 𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗿𝗱: $𝟭.𝟯 𝗕𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗹𝗲𝗻 𝗶𝗻 𝗖𝗿𝘆𝗽𝘁𝗼 🚨

In 2024, North Korean hackers have executed 47 cyberattacks, stealing a staggering $1.3 billion in cryptocurrency, a whopping 61% of all crypto thefts this year.

This marks a sharp rise from previous years, with hackers employing sophisticated tactics like posing as remote IT workers to infiltrate tech firms and execute their schemes.

👉 These alarming numbers underscore the urgent need for:
✅ Stronger security measures in the cryptocurrency industry
✅ Greater vigilance in detecting cyber threats
✅ Enhanced collaboration to counteract evolving tactics

The surge in crypto theft is not just a financial loss but a wake-up call for businesses and investors to prioritize cybersecurity.

How can the industry step up its defenses?
Share your thoughts!

Lets settle this $ETH or $SOL , which one has a bright future?

SaaS Startups: Can They Survive the AI Onslaught?
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently sparked debate within the SaaS industry with comments suggesting that large vendors, like Microsoft, are poised to "eat the app layer" through AI integration. While Nadella didn't explicitly declare "SaaS is dead," his message is clear: the future of enterprise software favors integrated, AI-powered platforms.  
The Microsoft Advantage:

AI Integration at Scale: Microsoft's position as a cloud infrastructure and enterprise software giant allows them to seamlessly integrate AI across their entire product stack. This offers a compelling value proposition for businesses seeking to leverage AI within their workflows.  
Resource Dominance: Building and maintaining sophisticated AI models requires immense resources. Microsoft possesses the necessary compute power, data, and talent to outmaneuver many smaller players.  
Distribution Power: Microsoft's vast customer base and established distribution channels provide a significant advantage in reaching and serving enterprise clients.  

Opportunities for Startups:

Niche Domination: Startups can carve out successful niches by focusing on highly specialized, AI-powered solutions that cater to specific market needs.  
AI-Driven Innovation: Differentiating through unique AI capabilities and demonstrating superior AI performance is crucial for startups to compete.
Partnerships and Collaborations: Exploring partnerships with larger companies or integrating with existing platforms can provide access to resources and broader reach.  

The Verdict:
While Nadella's comments may seem ominous for some SaaS startups, the future is not necessarily bleak. By embracing AI innovation, focusing on niche markets, and forging strategic partnerships, startups can navigate the evolving landscape and continue to thrive.
What do YOU think? Can SaaS startups effectively compete in this new AI-driven era? What strategies will be most successful? Share your insights in the comments below.

OpenAI's $500B Bet: Is Elon Musk Panicking?

OpenAI recently announced a staggering $500B investment in AI development. This audacious move has sent shockwaves through the industry, particularly raising eyebrows from Elon Musk, a former OpenAI co-founder.

Musk has publicly dismissed the figure, claiming OpenAI doesn't even have $10B. However, insiders and AI experts alike are buzzing about significant advancements, suggesting AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) may be closer than we think.

This massive investment dwarfs the GDP of most nations. While skepticism is warranted, the involvement of major players like Oracle, Softbank, and the White House hints at a serious, long-term strategy.

The scale of this project, reminiscent of the Manhattan Project, raises concerns about the potential consequences. Is this about better chatbots, or something far more profound?

Musk's vocal criticism, given his own AI ambitions (xAI), adds another layer of intrigue. Could his public skepticism be a strategic move or a genuine expression of concern about the potential implications of such a powerful technology?

I bought $SOL when it was only $30 and just got lucky on a NFT called gemmy on Solana that itself made me 120SOL with just 1SOL as an investment.

At the start of this week just sold 5SOL and went on a party hard spree with my boys.

Cheers!

Trump's memecoin launch was one of the rarest wealth generation events.

Here's how one trader made 200x return, netting $206M:

↳ Right after Trump's post, the anonymous trader swapped 1.1M USDC for 5.7M TRUMP tokens on Solana-based DEX Meteora.

↳ Paid Jito $85K priority tip for faster execution

↳ Made partial exit, selling 1.35M TRUMP for $3.65M

↳ Still holds 4.6M TRUMP tokens, worth $203M

All of these in just a matter of hours!

Being early in such cases is absolutely critical.

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Within a day Trump's token surged to almost $15B market cap and $70B FDV (fully diluted valuation), before stabilizing around $9B.

Having the US President drop his token not only changed the old rules of the game.

But also drove tons of interest, onboarding hundreds of thousands to web3.

This by far was the fastest token pump ever to get to the $10B mark, showing the reach and influence of President Trump in crypto.

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