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Web3Robinho retweeted
User funds are safe!
It does look like a hack on Binance. Appreciate the quick freeze from Tether (~$971m) and Circle (~$823m).
I don't manage Binance (.com) anymore, but as a shareholder, I expect all user funds will be fully covered.
Web3Robinho retweeted
I don't like the trend of projects shutting down pre-TGE and being seen as somewhat heroic because they didn't extract.
It's incredibly disingenuous because people burn thousands, sometimes tens of thousands of dollars farming these airdrops, I know people who are down five figs on Abstract memes or paid high four figs in StandX fees.
Not doing a TGE just for the sake of it *can* be heroic, but only if there's adequate compensation for the people who used the products in justified expectations of being rewarded
As planned, I aggressively shorted $BTC as soon as price got rejected and moved back inside the range.
So far so good. 🎯
✅ Liquidity sweep
✅ Rejection
✅ Sharp move down
$BTC
I'll keep it simple.
If price squeezes the shorts, I'll look for longs if I see acceptance above the range and follow-through.
If price sweeps the liquidity above the range, gets rejected, and moves back inside, I'll look for short opportunities.
Web3Robinho retweeted
Withdraw all funds from CoinDCX if you value your assets.
Its co-founders are clowns running a circus.
They publicly and privately denied a theft of its assets occurred meaning they straight up lied or are negligently incompetent.
Later they disclosed the $16M theft and wasted everyone’s time instead of being transparent with the public initially.
Not the first time CoinDCX has done it.
Indian CEXs like CoinDCX, WazirX, BitBNS are all the same.
(I still helped freeze 6 figures for CoinDCX)
Web3Robinho retweeted
$BTC
I'll keep it simple.
If price squeezes the shorts, I'll look for longs if I see acceptance above the range and follow-through.
If price sweeps the liquidity above the range, gets rejected, and moves back inside, I'll look for short opportunities.
$BTC
I'll keep it simple.
If price squeezes the shorts, I'll look for longs if I see acceptance above the range and follow-through.
If price sweeps the liquidity above the range, gets rejected, and moves back inside, I'll look for short opportunities.
Web3Robinho retweeted
Three things Luca Netz and Richard Heart have in common: 🧵
1/ Both had a successful first project that made some people a ton of money: Pudgy Penguins and $HEX
2/ Both launched a second project that many people now consider a rug or a failure: #Abstract and #PulseChain
3/ ⤵️
Web3Robinho retweeted
My stats on Abstract Chain:
$173 spent on gas
8,800 transactions
478 active days
20 badges, Platinum tier
I have no idea how much I've spent on protocol fees, badges requirements, or buying and holding NFTs that are now practically worthless.
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