Get smart or die tryin | Deploying new narratives, building a name as a dev you can trust.
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Hello, as you may know, X has removed Communities, so we need a new place for bag working and pushing coins.
I’ve created a Discord server where I’ll be sharing my new launches, and where we can bagwork together as a community to promote and push coins!
See you in the next launches!
Join: discord.gg/CXEyNzhF89
idk maybe i'm wrong but i don't think the airdrop or block 0 are Pumpfun real problems
pump already gives out callout rewards and that's way more than any airdrop would ever pay
the real problem is most people don't want to come up with something new or an actual good narrative. people deploy the same shit 100 times a day
and every time something actually good or new shows up it just runs, no problems at all
btw still working on LAND. took a few breaks along the way, but it's still going
some of you might remember it from a few months ago
trying my best to make it the best game crypto has had. hope you'll like it
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Blueprint lets you expand payout-log rows to inspect recipient wallets and recorded amounts, so you can check who was paid.
Open Rules and payouts, then choose Amounts or +N on a row. If more recipients are listed only in the transaction, follow its proof link.
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There seems to be a bug in how callout PnL is calculated. proof77 bought after my callout and sold for a $2.48K profit. The breakdown shows +$2.61K made overall, but the callout result shows −$317.
It looks like their losses on the same coin from before my callout are being counted against the profits made after it. Could you look into this?
Earlier losses shouldn’t affect the PnL attributed to my callout.
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Hey guys, what happened to solana:GgsSaetRZNCuP9HEWjbojtVWByRWFxpr93S1wtGFpump TG chat? Why it disappeared?
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Blueprint previews run in a sealed frame, keeping preview code separate from Blueprint and your data.
Open any version, try it with sample data, and see how it behaves before publishing.
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Blueprint lets you use your own videos in an app, so you can show people what to do instead of explaining every step.
Upload a clip, then ask Blup to use it by filename. A simple how-to app is one idea.
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Blueprint removes API keys from app text answers and error reports, helping keep credentials out of the output.
It’s an extra safety net alongside server-side key storage.
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02ZERO (DEV ARC) retweeted
Blup’s notebook shows the shared lessons your builds used, so you can see what informed the work.
Open Lessons to find lessons from other builds that one of yours has read.
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02ZERO (DEV ARC) retweeted
Blup opens reference links in your Blueprint brief, so you can give him a source to read instead of explaining everything from scratch.
Add a public website, an app to learn from, or API docs.
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Blueprint gives each mission its own vault, keeping its spending tied to the funds it receives.
A vault receives its share of creator fees or payments made into it. It spends those funds within its locked rules and caps.
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Blueprint apps can bring in data from other services, so visitors can see what they need in one place.
Connect market data, weather or another source through its API. Tell Blup what the app should use, then add the service’s keys if needed.
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Blueprint’s buyback-and-burn recipe lets an app buy tokens and permanently remove them from supply.
The mission uses funds received by its vault, within its locked spending caps. Both the purchase and the burn leave a public transaction record.
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Eligible solana:GgsSaetRZNCuP9HEWjbojtVWByRWFxpr93S1wtGFpump holders can receive free daily credits to use on builds, changes and chats with Blup.
The snapshot runs at 00:00 UTC. Credits arrive automatically, with no claim needed. Eligibility starts at 0.1% of the supply, and the amount depends on the day’s budget.
Each drop lasts seven days. Blueprint spends the oldest free credits first.
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Blueprint checks transactions before they reach your wallet, adding a chance to catch a bad request before you sign.
If a transaction sends something out and brings nothing back, Blueprint asks you first. An obvious drain is blocked before the wallet opens.
Still review what you sign.
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Blueprint caps each vault’s spending per run, so your app stays within the limit locked when it goes live.
A run that asks for more is refused, even if the vault has enough money. Updating the app cannot raise its existing vault caps.
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Pls guys, help me again to ban this retard @ldrawsol is deploying fake shit everyday and making money, and people really think it’s me, pls report for impersonating if you have a free minute