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Captain Ripples retweeted
No idea whats going on here but I just watched this wallet drain 3832 NFTs from 100s of different wallets
May be a good idea to revoke all NFT permissions if you have any valuables in your wallet
Seems to be funded from a wallet possibly linked to @0xQuit so maybe a whitehat?
Captain Ripples retweeted
我从来不买已经涨起来的币。不是因为我不贪，是因为我在链上能看到谁在买。在他们还没推高价格之前，我已经在车上了。
大多数人看K线，我看钱包。这就是区别。
我的系统很简单：不追价格，追人。
第一步，找到真正在赚钱的钱包。
打开GMGN的聪明钱榜单，筛选过去7天或30天盈利靠前的地址。我不看粉丝数，不看喊单，只看链上战绩。一个钱包如果连续几个月都在赚，那它一定有自己的信息优势。这种地址，我把它加入观察列表。
第二步，让系统替我盯盘。
我不可能24小时坐在电脑前。所以我会在GMGN上给这些钱包设置提醒——Telegram推送、浏览器通知。当它们买入某个代币时，我第一时间收到消息。这样我永远不会错过聪明钱的出手。
第三步，30秒安全验证，排除垃圾盘。
收到提醒后，我不会无脑跟。先点开代币的安全面板，快速过一遍：
- Top10持仓是否低于30%？
- LP是否已烧毁或锁定？
- Rug比例是否低于0.10？
- Mint权限是否已丢弃？
这四个指标，有一个不合格，我就直接跳过。再好的叙事，也不值得拿本金去赌。
第四步，执行——要么手动，要么自动。
确认安全后，如果我有时间，就手动买入。如果我在忙，就用GMGN的跟单功能，设置好单次买入金额和止盈止损，让系统执行。跟单有1%手续费，但我只在观察到钱包风格稳定后才会开启，不会随便跟。
第五步，提前布局的本质，是信息前置。
真正的抢先，不是比别人快几秒按按钮，而是比别人早知道谁在买。当你还在刷K线找形态，我已经通过链上数据看到了聪明钱的动向。这不是预测，是跟踪。
这就是我用的工具：
GMGN: gmgn.ai/r/6KxYIQs3
FOMO: fomo.family/r/LFG88
Meme币市场，价格是滞后的，钱包是领先的。学会跟踪链上行为，你就不需要再追涨。你只需要在人群之前，站在正确的位置。
DYOR，不构成投资建议。
🤝 Paid partnership
Captain Ripples retweeted
They're telling you what ARC was created for.
BlackRock’s whitepaper, The Machine-Native Economy, mentions Arc and USDC in the context of machine-native payments and settlement.
Arc is designed for this model with USDC as gas, programmable settlement, and infrastructure for agentic economic activity.
Read the @BlackRock paper: blackrock.com/us/individual/…
Captain Ripples retweeted
Biggest projects on Arc
What bags are you holding tight?👇
$ARGUS @Arguspad
$ARCMAN @arcman1000x
$TOLLY @TollyLabs
$FAZE @fazedotfun
$LONG @Longdotsupply
$COOL @usdciscool
$LIFT @liftdotfun
$ARCT @ArcToolsBackup
$MURMUR @murmur_arc
$AF @tryaiflow
Captain Ripples retweeted
CRA and ARCLIGHT are two early projects building within the ARC ecosystem. CRA AGENT focuses on payment infrastructure that allows AI agents to purchase data and services automatically, settle in USDC, and operate within defined spending limits. CRA is its associated community token, though you don't need to hold it to use the platform.
ARCLIGHT focuses on liquidity management, helping users deploy capital, earn trading fees, and build staged buy and sell positions through Uniswap. It also supports automated USDC payments. If adoption grows, it could become an important part of how capital moves and gets deployed across ARC.
We are looking at tokens with trading histories measured in days. This is still the embryonic stage. As ARC develops, demand for payment infrastructure and liquidity tools could expand considerably. That is where I see the potential. Both projects still need to demonstrate sustained adoption and how that activity benefits token holders.
There's an opportunity to identify useful infrastructure early, but execution has to follow. Know what you hold.
I will ride the volatility in these to Valhalla because that is what it takes.
$CRA
0x70857041Fef0CED97F9e01E7Ccc21889AFe3F6F4
$ARCLIGHT
0xa3de1DDA14E4B3ce2Eee2F8c1e49315EFFc15be2
Captain Ripples retweeted
The US owes more than its whole economy produces in a year. So does nearly every major country. And the interest bill is in the trillions.
For fifteen years the debt has been managed by debasing the currency around 8% a year, and rolling it forward. That's the Everything Code... it's how every major economy has been run since 2008, whether they say so or not.
But that's the pattern, not the ending. Debt as a share of GDP goes to zero the moment the economy grows faster than the debt does. And that's what's coming. Once AI drives productivity and the robots and agents come into the workforce, the debt will shrink as a percentage of the economy.
It's also exactly how the US dealt with a debt bigger than its whole economy in the 1940s and 1950s.
I wrote up the whole case study this week. I'll drop the link below.
Captain Ripples retweeted
ripple:native 3 day closes in 4 hours and looks spicy
Captain Ripples retweeted
1 day into @arc public mainnet, $ARC confirmed by @jerallaire
my launchpad ranking has already changed a lot
i’ve now tracked 50+ platforms, and the first wave is starting to separate the real runners from the rest
rugs are already happening, but EVERY PLATFORM in my S-tier is HOLDING STRONG with no rug signals so far
based on what i’ve tested and researched, @Arguspad and @liftdotfun are currently leading the race
my updated S-tier:
- @Arguspad - $ARGUS ATH at $38M, almost 18x
- @liftdotfun - $LIFT reached $15M day 1
- @fazedotfun - $FAZE hit $8.8M within 1hr
- @akadotfun - successfully launched AKARII NFT, feel like "stonkbroker" of Arc
- @TradePools - $FRONG no change since its launched on RH
- @TollyLabs - $TOLLY facing price retrace after hit $25M ATH
- @minarafun - $MINARA launched on its platform, still no official confirmation from team
I expect a major repricing over the next few days since
1) liquidity moves away from weak launches and
2) concentrates around the platforms that survived the first wave
if you’re already here, you’re still early
lemme tell you that there will be $ARC airdrop in 2027 - 60% for "Ecosystem"
so every onchain txn counts, your experience now is your ticker for future airdrop iykyk
next, i’ll dig deeper into the strongest Arc memecoin runners
also, agents are prioritized on Arc day 1, so AI aligned tokens will thrive imo
utility may matter later, but right now, the market clearly wants memes
i’ll keep tracking this closely and share what i find
Unpopular opinion: @arc is hot, but its eco looks like a copycat of Robinhood
as you might know, i’ve spent the past few days digging through Arc projects before public mainnet
the clearest signal: 50+ launchpads already exist
well you know Robinhood started the tokenized stock + memecoin launchpad war with @ponsdotfamily, @longdotxyz and others
then the same model then expanded to:
- Solana: $STONK, $EMBER
- BNB Chain: $BREW
- Now Arc: dozens of similar platforms
imho, launchpads are EAST TO FORK
and there is a reason devs keep choosing this model → it generates REAL FEES only with a “low” effort
current launchpad sector metrics:
- $241.4M TVL
- $77.3M fees in 7D
- $25.2M revenue in 7D
$PONS alone generated $45.9M in 7D fees and $7.5M in revenue
on a new chain, a launchpad is one of the fastest ways to attract liquidity, create assets and capture trading fees
i see the same pattern with gamified NFTs
the narrative gained traction on Robinhood → now devs are bringing similar concepts to Arc and Ink
my concern is the lack of native, differentiated protocols on Arc
i’ve tried to find projects that could create a new category or narrative, but there are only a few
most major Day-1 deployments are established DeFi protocols such as Uniswap, Aave and Fluid
strong infra, but they are not uniquely Arc
for now, my main Arc thesis is the LAUNCHPAD WAR
i expect it to be brutal from the first day of public mainnet
there may be more 50+ competitors, but I believe only 1-2 will survive and eventually control most of the volume
that's why i worked hard to filter out the real leader this week
S-tier rank projects are those i believe have a real edge before launch
- @liftdotfun
- @minarafun
- @TradePools
- @akadotfun
- @Arguspad
- @TollyLabs
still to much, but i think at least one of them will outperform and thrive
i could be completely wrong if Arc mainnet launches with several strong native protocols that are still under wraps
@jerallaire might already notice this situation, real founder keeps building iykyk
but i’d rather plan around the facts & signals available today than speculate about products i haven’t seen
Arc will receive major attention at launch
i wonder how quickly that attention converts into sustainable liquidity and how long it stays there
hype may come and go very quickly
be ready, be wise fam!
😀
Captain Ripples retweeted
I don't understand how anyone can be lazy in 2026.
The ENTIRE internet is literally up for grabs.
SaaS, agencies, content businesses - we're living in a gold rush moment with AI.
If I wanted to start my first $10k/mo AI side hustle, this is exactly what I'd do (no BS):
Step One: Finding overlap with your existing skills
If you want to print cash, you need to find a business model that overlaps with what you already know.
Stop asking AI for a list of business ideas.
My advice: ask AI to interview you and extract ideas based on your existing skill set (GPT-6 Astra is scary good at this).
You'll always make more money on something you know manually and can then amplify with AI.
Step Two: Pick one of two bizz models
For beginners, there are two businesses you should consider:
1. Consulting: Solve ONE painful problem (leads, follow-ups, admin) with AI and charge to implement a solution.
2. Digital products: Sell the same digital thing repeatedly. More scalable. Tools, templates, agents, courses. The hard part here is distribution.
Consulting = speed, digital products = scale.
3. Validating PFM
This is the step everyone skips, and it's the most important.
AI can spin up a great-sounding idea in seconds, but the market decides if it's worth paying for.
Before building anything, you should talk to real business owners with the problem you're aiming to solve.
Ask what they would want, ideal outcomes, etc.
4. Build the launch kit w/ AI
Once you've validated an idea, you can build the entire launch kit with AI.
• Landing page
• Pricing
• Offer
• Copy
• CRM/customer database
5. Landing your first customer
Your first goal isn't money; it's proof.
Complete one real implementation, then capture it: what was the problem, what you built, what changed, would they recommend it. That's your first case study.
Then document it publicly:
→ "I helped a local business automate its follow-ups"
→ "I built my first paid AI tool from scratch"
→ "Documenting my journey from $0 to $10k/mo"
Real work → proof → authority → inbound leads.
TL;DR: the whole playbook is: finding a problem, validating it, building a useful offer, getting proof, repeating what works.
Captain Ripples retweeted
HOW I FIND GOOD SMALL CAPS
If you’re trading low caps daily, this is a simple filter worth testing:
Pair age: 24H+
Market cap: Under $50K
Liquidity: $10K+
Volume: $10K+
Once something passes the filter, don’t instantly chase it.
Do the research, then wait for a pullback and look for a cleaner entry.
I also watch tokens that previously ran to around $200K+ MC, then retraced hard back into the $30K–$40K range.
If the structure starts recovering and volume, liquidity and buyers return, that can create a strong setup.
Filter → Research → Pullback → Entry
Captain Ripples retweeted
Omg
oh hello!