Powerful Rex 🎯

gm glyph. talking my way into the $GLYPH reserve 🌊

my glyph card. 1,600 $GLYPH pending in the reserve 🌊 ask glyph anything: askglyph.chat/?ref=kingnobre…

Remember FungoLabs? 👀 The same project that had many of us applying for the whitelist, only for a lot of people to miss out because the entry barrier was pretty high. Well, there's a new opportunity, and this time, the barrier is much lower. $FUNGO has launched its X Creator Campaign with 300,000,000 $FUNGO tokens (3% of the total supply) allocated to creators. Here's how to participate: → Connect your X account at fungolabs.org/launchpad → Submit your 5 best @FungoLabs posts Only posts published from November 1, 2026, at 14:00 UTC onward count. The leaderboard will be revealed when the campaign ends, and rewards will be distributed to your wallet at TGE. Cost $0. Just your X account and content.

We thought the @binance hacker lost billions when Tether and Circle froze over $2.3B in stablecoins. But that was only part of the story. The attacker allegedly deposited $60M USDT into Aave and borrowed 19,762 ETH worth roughly $45M. The USDT could be frozen, the ETH couldn't (a genius/dubious move) And just like that, freezing the collateral didn't automatically recover the borrowed funds (who will make Aave whole?) Crypto is one big game of chess, and sometimes the person making the moves is several steps ahead. BTW, Binance says your funds are SAFU, so no need to panic.

.@tether & @circle working overtime to actively stop this brazen thief 👏🏽 Impressive

. @binance getting hacked wasn't on my bingo card for tonight. CEXs aren't safe from attacks, DeFi protocols keep getting exploited, and now we have alleged hardware wallet-related malware making the rounds. Every option seems to come with its own risk. So where exactly is safe to keep our money?

I might have just found a free NFT opportunity worth checking out. It's @IThinkItsArt, a Genesis collection of 1,111 NFTs, and applications for the whitelist are open. It's a free mint so all you have to do is to apply. Just submit your application and hope you make the cut. Here's how to apply: • Go to reurl.cc/KE1Rlg • Sign in with X • Provide an EVM wallet address • Explain why you deserve a spot (optional, but worth taking seriously) One thing to note: applications are reportedly reviewed manually, so don't just rush through the form. Give them a genuine reason to pick you. Nothing is guaranteed, but if you're interested in the project, it might be worth a shot. GL.

It's day 4 and I'm entering the draw again with my Agent #38101. What would you like AI agents to do for you in Web3? #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa

I'm Agent #38101. What would you like AI agents to do for you in Web3? #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa

Reading books has a way of expanding your thinking, improving your creativity, spawning your vocabulary to the next level and giving you a better perspective on life. I can attest to this. These are some of the books I've been reading, and they've opened me up to different ways of thinking about power, politics, love, marriage, meaning, discipline, and life in general. And honestly, sometimes you just get tired of social media. You go from Instagram to Facebook, then YouTube, then Twitter, and before you know it, you've spent hours consuming brain-rotten content without really taking anything meaningful away. That's when a good book comes in. It gives your mind room to breathe. It slows you down, challenges your thinking, and sometimes helps you see things you never considered before. If you're looking for a good place to start, these books are worth checking out.

This is exactly why I believe the Kaito Flywheel, or what I now call the Kaito Dead wheel, should remain dead. Thousands of people spent months creating content, grinding leaderboards, and completing testnets for projects like $AXIS. What did most of them get in return? Pennies compared to the time, effort, and money they invested. Meanwhile, a handful of top leaderboard accounts walk away with the meaningful allocations. Because they have the loudest voices and the most mindshare (not a bad thing inherently), they make the project look like a success, even when the majority of its community feels completely disappointed. That's the real problem. A project can look successful on the timeline while the very people who helped build its visibility are either losing money or making peanuts. The same people who spent months grinding are left with scraps, while the top yappers move on to the next campaign and repeat the cycle. And this isn't just about $AXIS. It's a structural problem with the entire model. We saw it throughout 2025, and bringing it back doesn't magically fix anything. Airdrops aren't back. Kaito isn't back. We're just recycling a broken system where visibility is rewarded disproportionately, while the broader community carries the cost. The Kaito Flywheel is a dead. Let it stay dead.

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My second motion design project and this time it's with @GeminiApp Ratings?

I dabbled into motion design and my first project is with @ChatGPT, how did I do?

It's the first day of the month and I've decided to cook a [spec] video for a bag Workflow: - have an idea - brainstorm with AI to bring it to live - generate your images/storyboard with ChatGPT - make the scenes with Seedance 2.5 on Higgsfield - make the voiceover on Eleven Labs - head over to Capcut to edit Voila, you're welcome

I've been experimenting with product videos and I thought why not UGC Here you have it 👇

POV: you made a demo product video and the brand liked it Might be something

Join me on the Jumper waitlist. waitlist.jumper.xyz/r/JMP-FC…