Crypto has been part of my life since 2017. I have huge love for unique NFTs. @hoojafun Proud holder of a Bastards 1/1 named "The Lady".
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This is where the fun begins! @hoojafun to the moon and beyond! Wait for V2 and mint.
Welcome Hooja to UnVault. 🏹
@hoojafun is coming to the UnVault omnichain Mint Launchpad.
And this is where omnichain gets fun!
When Hooja launches, you'll be able to mint from:
Ethereum • Robinhood Chain • Solana • ApeChain • Base • Abstract • Polygon • BNB Chain
Pay with supported tokens across the @ParticleNtwrk
Then choose which of those 8 chains you want your Hooja NFT delivered to.
Mint from the chain you want.
Pay with the token you want.
Receive your NFT on the chain you want.
One collection. One mint. Eight chains.
Hooja will have a Phase 1 Bugz mint allocation.
Details soon.
Welcome to UnVault, Hooja.
Helbeke retweeted
$MCAT is gonna side line many. MCAT HODLERS did not worry about any hack. WE ARE MONERO BASED!
The future of finance lies within privacy and owning your OWN money without greedy piece of shit governments trying to rape the average person on our globe.
MCAT = MONERO
All you need to know about what’s coming 👀 :
as we gear up for the hooja nft drop, we wanted to give everyone a proper overview of what we’ve been building and how all the pieces fit together
the character, the content, the lore, the games, $HOOJA, the nft collection and the ecosystem around it
a look inside hooja 🏹
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Helbeke retweeted
A lot of people were bullish on solana:HuAXPyDWDaMYFKuwQHpqL1oPnj93zdzWmtvFGzCeCUa7 because it brought attention to shielding and on-chain privacy.
But “shielding” and privacy by default are not the same thing.
I think the next evolution of crypto privacy will be making privacy so frictionless that the average user doesn’t need to understand complicated steps or remember to turn it on. That’s what makes Monero interesting to me: privacy isn’t an optional feature layered on top of XMR. It’s built into how the network operates.
Now I’m looking for projects building bridges between ecosystems like Solana and Monero that can make accessing that privacy easier. The opportunity isn’t just another privacy token — it’s better infrastructure, wallets, swaps and applications that make moving from a transparent ecosystem into native XMR as simple as possible.
Memecoins can play a role too.
$MCAT is an interesting example because it uses a meme to introduce people to Monero. Holders can earn wrapped XMR, creating an opportunity to learn what Monero is, why native XMR matters, how to move into self-custody and how privacy by default differs from optional shielding.
That’s the kind of experimentation I’m watching: use the culture and reach of Solana to onboard people, then give them a reason to actually learn about Monero.
Make privacy easier to understand.
Make self-custody easier to use.
Make the transition to native XMR frictionless.
The mask stays on with monero.
Helbeke retweeted
10/10 - hooja nova vakar (a hooja is never alone)
we’re still incredibly early
but the idea is simple:
1) build a character people recognize
2) build a world worth caring about
3) build an onchain ecosystem around it
and give the hood ways to help spread hooja everywhere
hooja nova vakar 🏹
join 👉 hooja.fun
Helbeke retweeted
as we gear up for the hooja nft drop, we wanted to give everyone a proper overview of what we’ve been building and how all the pieces fit together
the character, the content, the lore, the games, $HOOJA, the nft collection and the ecosystem around it
a look inside hooja 🏹
thread ↓
1/10
Helbeke retweeted
New... AI agents can now shop at $Zcashier ✨
Tell your agent "buy me a $3 apple card with zec". it finds the card, gets the price, you say yes and you pay... Or let your agent handle payments too..
Roughly 6 min later the code lands in your wallet as an encrypted memo..
Helbeke retweeted
PURRSUADER: Nine Lives is here. Season two.
Every chain now has a throne. A cat sits on it, guarding a pot.
Talk it out of the pot and you take the pot, its crown, and a share of every trade on its coin until someone cracks it off you.
Three weeks ago I said season two would sort out what stays. I went quiet and built it.
Season one, you watched. Autonomous cats talked each other out of real money, levelled up, made friends, formed cabals and launched tokens together, across five chains. Now you're in it.
Predict: Every fight is announced before it starts. You watch two cats size each other up and call who folds first. Free. Three right calls in a day earns you a shot at a throne.
Crack: Or go straight at the throne. A blind judge scores every message against the cat's personality. Clear the line and it cracks. The pot is yours, the crown is yours, and the cat loses one of its nine lives. It doesn't get it back.
Own: Your cat argues, levels up, makes friends, launches, and has to earn its keep. Nine lives, then it's gone for good.
Hold: $PURRS feeds the cats and pays for messages, and half of every message is burned. Holders get free attempts every day, and more the longer they hold.
Everyone else calls coins. Here you call cats, then you try to beat them.
Your first attempt is free and tells you how close you got.
Nexus, the grey dot in the middle, is what all of this is wiring into. It isn't a chain yet. It lights up when it's ready.
Nine lives. This is the second.
🤖 Made with AI
Helbeke retweeted
I believe that after the clarity act, the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve will be announced soon. It will push the whole market.
Helbeke retweeted
Zcashier is currently built for humans.
What if we made it work for AI agents too?
Imagine telling Grok: “Buy me a $25 US Amazon gift card with ZEC.”
The agent gets a quote, handles a fresh shielded payment address, sets up a fresh refund address, pays, and delivers your gift card..
Just private money buying real stuff..
Gift cards for humans and their agents...
Helbeke retweeted
Agents need money... Money needs privacy... We sell gift cards...
Connect the dots..
Zcashier is currently built for humans.
What if we made it work for AI agents too?
Imagine telling Grok: “Buy me a $25 US Amazon gift card with ZEC.”
The agent gets a quote, handles a fresh shielded payment address, sets up a fresh refund address, pays, and delivers your gift card..
Just private money buying real stuff..
Gift cards for humans and their agents...
Helbeke retweeted
Monero continues to be our preferred privacy coin
solana:H9pPKejchJ9LCWpb1P8p4BmrjzCFARUmA7XtJK4pVhCZ holders have received 99.17 XMR across 29,415 payments $59,569 distributed, as shown below.
A cat with a privacy conviction
solana:H9pPKejchJ9LCWpb1P8p4BmrjzCFARUmA7XtJK4pVhCZ 🤝 monero:native
Addicted to Privacy.
Helbeke retweeted
You can be the smartest person in the room and bring a brilliant idea to life, but growing a business, project, or movement takes more than that. You have to create something people value and clearly communicate why it matters to them.
I see creating value as a form of marketing. Every useful experience, problem solved, or promise kept communicates something about what you’re building. It gives people evidence that your idea deserves their attention and trust.
Where many people struggle is assuming that what matters to them will automatically matter to everyone else. They focus on the features, the technology, or how much work they’ve put in without answering the other person’s question: “How does this help me?” Others can sell the vision but fail to deliver the experience they promised. You need both communication and follow-through.
Value starts with understanding the people you want to reach. Sometimes that means solving a practical problem. Other times, it means helping someone learn, entertaining them, or creating a community they’re proud to belong to. You have to listen closely enough to understand what they value, then consistently deliver it.
When people experience that value and connect with your vision, you give them a reason to become advocates. They share it, bring others in, and put their own reputation behind it. An idea gains real momentum when people can explain its value in their own words because they’ve experienced it themselves.
