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Mediocre @Polymarket enthusiast Sipping whiskey & petting Gotchis @fantasytop survivor

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Joined January 2021
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Most founders buy back their token with investor money He bought back with SaaS profit and builder code revenue from the casino itself 38m tokens, 25.5k of earned money. That is skin in the game
Just bought back 38m $EVP using 25.5k USD fund - 20k is from the LP move from the old coin TRUST: Total was 25k, 5k bought at first day, and 20k now. (So no more 😆) - 4k is from the SaaS business profit we have recently, thanks to @papertrade_xyz - 1.5k is from the builder code revenue, also thanks to @papertrade_xyz I will post more update about @EVplusAI in the near future.
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CAR IS SCAMMING HIS AUDIENCE TO MAKE MONEY. AGAIN He tweeted that hackers stole $800K from his Polymarket acc. But it's not a true. He just transferred it to his own alt wallet And he attached his ref link to the same post Faking an $800K loss just to farm your own followers is fkn digusting
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CAR IS A SCAMMER WHO IS LARPING ABOUT GETTING DRAINED $800,000. HE TIPPED HIS ALT ACCOUNTS WHEN HE NOTICED WHATS HAPPENING AND STARTED PRETENDING HE GOT HACKED. ON TOP OF THAT, HE SHARED HIS REF LINK IN THE COMMENTS TO FARM REFFERAL MONEY.
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Dunc retweeted
.@CarOnPolymarket is the biggest POS alive TLDR: Polymarket's frontend gets compromised and $2.6M gets drained. Car claims he lost $800K, but if you look onchain, the funds were actually transferred to one of his alt wallets that he had interacted with before. He then posts on Twitter claiming he got drained, using the attention to: - Shill his referral link -Potentially claim another $800K if Polymarket refunds affected users I've genuinely never seen this level of narcissistic behavior.
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The DTCC Tokenization Service is now live, and this is only the beginning. Explore the service: brnw.ch/21x6JeP
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Quick update on @EVplusAI Our most successful launch so far is the $PAPER bot. We didn't just farm the token, we made real profit: ~$240k and 6.5M tokens, plus 20k+ in staking yield. The second-best, and the hardest, is Polymarket. The field is very competitive and liquidity is thin. Still, we're holding our own, and V2 now makes steady profit for users. The third, and the shortest-lived, is the onchain LP bot farming @fablesfi. It did well: capital is down ~10% from impermanent loss, but we ended up with more ETH, and the $FABLE yield was ~20% in just 2 weeks. Launches that didn't make it: - Polymarket trading terminal: looked easy at first, but it was too much for a one-Dev team, so I dropped it. - Robinhood copy trade + swap + terminal + EVPlus wallet: good in theory, but hard to market, and there's no moat. In the AI era it's easy to make mistakes, but also easy to redo and refocus. So I'm winding the bad to focus on what matters. What this means for you: - Swap, Copy trading, Fable and the Telegram bot close on 20 November 2026. - Your funds are yours. Withdraw them or export your wallet key before then. Also ~15k USD were used to buy back $EVP
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paper launched October 10. The bot was live for the community on the 13th 3 days from new casino to shipping automation under @EVplusAI Most teams take a quarter. He takes a weekend. Farming it confirmed. Thanks for the paper tokens
Quick update on @EVplusAI Our most successful launch so far is the $PAPER bot. We didn't just farm the token, we made real profit: ~$240k and 6.5M tokens, plus 20k+ in staking yield. The second-best, and the hardest, is Polymarket. The field is very competitive and liquidity is thin. Still, we're holding our own, and V2 now makes steady profit for users. The third, and the shortest-lived, is the onchain LP bot farming @fablesfi. It did well: capital is down ~10% from impermanent loss, but we ended up with more ETH, and the $FABLE yield was ~20% in just 2 weeks. Launches that didn't make it: - Polymarket trading terminal: looked easy at first, but it was too much for a one-Dev team, so I dropped it. - Robinhood copy trade + swap + terminal + EVPlus wallet: good in theory, but hard to market, and there's no moat. In the AI era it's easy to make mistakes, but also easy to redo and refocus. So I'm winding the bad to focus on what matters. What this means for you: - Swap, Copy trading, Fable and the Telegram bot close on 20 November 2026. - Your funds are yours. Withdraw them or export your wallet key before then. Also ~15k USD were used to buy back $EVP
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I think this demo by Chainlink and DTCC at Sibos 2026 will be an “aha!” moment that changes the game. The video shows how a $5M lending agreement can be initiated, created, executed, and even settled in seconds. Firms will have a better way to find opportunities and manage risk, and the earnings potential is massive. The orchestration fee shown in the demo was $.14 of LINK. I’m not the only one excited about Fulcrum. A few quotes from DTCC’s Dan Doney really stood out to me during the demo: “This is a model that ultimately takes what amounts to transactions in excess of $20T a day and completely automates the process.” “The transaction we are doing here is the essential transaction in institutional finance” “Any asset anywhere in any jurisdiction with any custodial system any time of day is now mobile.” “This kind of system frees up $52T worth of assets.” This is big. Well worth 35 minutes of time to watch the video.
DTCC AND CHAINLINK AT SIBOS 2026 DTCC's Dan Doney and @SergeyNazarov presented how @The_DTCC is collaborating with Chainlink to advance 24/7 collateral management. DTCC's Collateral AppChain provides shared infrastructure near real-time collateral management across financial markets and blockchains. “The problem being solved is the fragmentation of data, how everybody connects to move collateral and settle transactions, and the different systems that need to talk to each other but cannot do so quickly enough to allow intraday collateral movement.” - Sergey Nazarov DTCC’s Collateral AppChain will leverage the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) for orchestration between those systems and data sources, and CCIP which enables the movement of assets, value, and liquidity to and from the AppChain. "You finally have a reliable and legally binding ledger from the DTCC that everyone can rely on, just like they rely on the DTCC now. That's a very powerful thing that I think the capital markets have been waiting for, where they can't get that from just any chain because those guarantees with the DTCC are fundamentally different" Nazarov also added. The DTCC Collateral AppChain is expected to launch in Q1 2027. Presentation slides here: chn.lk/dtcc-chainlink-sibos-… Watch the full presentation ↓
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We just shipped Track Record. It shows @EVplusAI 's own bots trading real money on Polymarket, broken down by strategy. One headline number hides how each strategy actually behaves, so we split it out. Win rate alone can mislead. Over the last 7 days Premarket Value Buy won 67% of its markets and made +$2,994. No Hit won 92% and finished at −$306. A high win rate with a lopsided payoff can still lose money, and a lower win rate with a few big winners can carry the whole book. You need profit, win rate and volume side by side to read it properly. The time window matters as well. 24 hours is mostly noise and 7 days starts to show a pattern. Over 30 days (10,003 settled markets) you see how a strategy really behaves, drawdowns included. The page counts settled markets only, with profit after Polymarket fees and the 0.01% builder fee, rebates included. Bot running credits are not part of it. Open positions show up once they resolve. Every trade is public and links to Polymarket, so you can check it yourself.
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Super Portal was co-built by Mantle and Bybit, the world’s 2nd largest crypto exchange. This isn’t a trend anymore. Some of the largest platforms, exchanges, protocols, and tokenized assets in crypto are choosing to migrate from LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP. The industry is standardizing around secure cross-chain infrastructure. The flight to security continues. coindesk.com/business/2026/0…
BREAKING: Mantle is migrating its $2.5B Super Portal from LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP.
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Polymarket is really starting to bite off more than they can chew with some of these event contracts that they’re unable to resolve fairly. My feed is now flooded with examples of dubious resolutions. Let me not mince words here: UMA is an oracle that has not improved since its release 6 years ago. Polymarket’s approach to rule alterations adds insult to injury, making legitimate forecasting impossible. It’s textbook “moving the goal posts,” and in inconsistent directions at that. Everyone is speculating as to whether Polymarket adopts a new resolution system, but based on their attitude towards current resolutions, any new system they introduce will likely have the same shortcomings.
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"don't get attached to your bags" crypto mfs:
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Twenty-five experts from academia and industry put together this (monster, 150+-page) survey on the bidirectional impact of crypto and AI. Visit AIC3.io to read it, peruse the executive summary—or chat with a chatbot about it.
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Replying to @RadhaStirling
I think you are being provided misleading information. These “crypto entrepreneurs” you refer to were threat actors involved in high profile social engineering crypto fraud and data extortion. $18.9M of stolen funds was seized by law enforcement. 1) Danish Zulfiqar Khan (Danny) - UK -$243M Genesis Creditor theft -Kroll SIM swap (Genesis, BlockFi, FTX creditor data breaches) 2) Ryan Pepper (UnicornLover67) - UK -Fractal ID breach & extortion -Emblily, Kayako, etc breaches 3) Mustafa Ibrahim (Krust) - UK -$243M Genesis Creditor theft 4) Cameron Cureton (CX) - US -Coinbase social engineering -Violent robberies 5) Lawend Rahman (Qwervy) -Coinbase social engineering Do they deserve unfair treatment if your allegations are true? No however they collectively stole multiple nine figures from victims globally in a foreign jurisdiction. Dec 2025 seizure wallet address 0xb37d617716e46511e56fe07b885fbdd70119f768
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The Ethereum not ETH stuff is the mental fallacy that triggered me into writing and podcasting in the first place. There is no strong Ethereum without an ETH worth trillions. Without ETH as a global store of value, Ethereum is a failed project. Full stop. ETH is economic bandwidth for DeFi. It is the only asset maximized for CROPs, fail at high value ETH, fail at CROPs, fail at Ethereum. Saying you’re bullish Ethereum not ETH is like saying you’re bullish America not the American economy. They are one and the same - economic engines. Better to admit Ethereum is a failed project than “Ethereum not ETH”. So spew that weak blockchain not crypto stuff out of your mouth, it doesn’t make sense for BTC, ZEC, ETH, or any truly crypto native project.
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