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i put stonks in winamp
@RobinhoodCrypto powered tokenized stocks inside original winamp, running on @omarchy
listen to your favorite noughties mp3s while shorting the ai trade
why? its 2026 so why not
source: github.com/chambaz/winamp-fi…
Alpenglow is now live on Solana mainnet. ⛰️
Finality just went from ~12.8 seconds to ~150ms.
The biggest consensus upgrade in Solana’s history, built by @anza_xyz.
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Welcome to Backable, a global fundraising platform for frontier ideas built by MetaDAO, designed for the bold, the brave, and the radically different.
Build a business. Chase a dream. Be early to something big.
The only question that matters is “Are you Backable?”
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ICO beast learning something that most of us figured out years ago: under no circumstances should you ever accept a real job
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The future is stranger than you can imagine
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Sadly, @FlashTrade_ is winding down.
Flash has been a huge part of Imperial since the beginning. Roughly 40% of our volume has routed through Flash, and a lot of Flash traders found Imperial specifically because they could trade Flash through us.
For Flash users wondering what comes next, we want to make the transition as easy as possible.
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Congrats on rediscovering @omnipair v1 tech 👏
@JupiterExchange gotta be quicker as we’re releasing v2 soon 🤫
Your liquidity already earns yield. Now it can earn trading fees too.
Introducing Jupiter Lend v2
Smart Vaults turn your loans into active DEX liquidity, unlocking new revenue to boost your collateral yield while pushing down your borrow cost.
Earn more, Pay Less, and Put your whole position to work.
Welcome to the next era of onchain lending 👇
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I'm fascinated by @MetaDAOProject on so many levels, but the one that stands out most is this:
It's arguably the project that the highest concentration of genuinely smart people in Solana actually give a shit about.
Having been close to the inner circle as a MetaDAO founder, I've noticed it's one of the most discussed projects on a daily basis, and the people discussing it come from completely different corners of crypto and beyond. Traders, researchers, protocol devs, mechanism design nerds, people who don't even overlap otherwise. All of them circling the same problem: on-chain capital allocation.
Is it the aura? Is it that the underlying problem is deep enough to hold serious people's attention? Is it that the mechanism design reads like a puzzle you want to solve? Is it @metanallok's handsomeness? Is it that the team actually listens? Or is it that it's fundamentally about token design, something nobody working in crypto can be apathetic about?
Other ICMs have tried to solve the same thing. None of them got this.
This is a serious question I've been sitting with for a while. What created this, and more importantly, what's keeping it alive? Why do so many intelligent people from unrelated fields all feel a need to be heard on MetaDAO specifically?
current state of CT:
3% - retired folks who logged out forever
2%- OGs who stayed for the love of the game
5% - "Hyperliquid"
1% - chads who post once every 3 months with actionable signals
9% - faux rich trenchers/criminals flexing wealth every other day
10% - middle class lurkers
10% - KOL circle jerk, dick riding, mutually-assisted-fellatio echo chamber
20% - memecoin guys still fighting the war that ended 1.5 years ago
40% - down bad gamblers who never seem to run out of money
0% - perps community because they all got wiped out on 10/10
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You can't help but laugh at the irony-
1) Trump elected as the crypto president.
2) Trump pulls in $1.4 BILLION in crypto profits in 2025 from grift/scams/bribes.
3) Crypto legislature gets to the 1-yard line in Senate.
4) Dems are so pissed at how egregious the Trump grift/scams/bribes are, they want real teeth in the ethics provisions of the bill.
5) Trump refuses. Only agrees to super light ethics provisions.
6) Bill can't pass. Crypto legislature dies on the floor.
The "crypto president" clears $1.4bn in crypto grift/scams/bribes (in year 1) and doesn't pass a crypto bill.
Honestly exactly what the crypto industry deserves.


























