Joined February 2018
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$ORE has three layers. Most people only see one. 1/ uORE: the mine Deploy SOL at ore.supply, mine uORE. Claim early? Pay a 10% tax - redistributed as refined ORE (rORE) to everyone who didn’t. Hold longer, earn more. Lifetime royalties for the patient. I’m never claiming mine. The kids can. This is the store of value. 2/ stORE: the yield Stake natively or wrap it liquid for DeFi. Yield comes from SOL deployed by miners, not inflation. More mining = fatter rewards. No lockups. No penalties. This is the yield. 3/ shORE: the shield @ore + @theprivacycash. Deposit ORE or stORE, withdraw later to a fresh address. Small fee, full privacy, dead simple. This is the privacy. $ORE is a @solana-native, yield-bearing, optionally private store of value. Buy it → stake it. Mine it → refine it. Hold it → shield it. Stay safe in the ⛏️
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That's HOW solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp works and why it's UNDERVALUED ⛏️ The easiest explanation 👇 📜 > Anyone can "mine" ORE by putting SOL on a simple 5×5 grid every minute - one random square wins the new ORE, and everyone else gets 89% of their SOL back > Hard cap of only 3 million ORE total, with no team/insider tokens; everything comes from this game > The protocol takes a small cut of the SOL from the losing squares and uses almost all of it to buy ORE on the market (or sends a portion to the Reserve, which also buys ORE) > Only ~510k ORE exist so far, a big chunk of it is staked, and the growing Reserve keeps buying on dips > It makes ~$4M in revenue every month, and ~99% of it goes back to holders through those buybacks > It's up 110% in the last month but still under a $100M market cap, despite being a top-5 protocol by revenue on Solana I think it's undervalued and one of the Solana tokens with 10x+ potential...
8 Solana tokens I’m BUYING this dip 🪙 $JUP / $RAY - infra + buybacks $MET - liquidity layer + staking $ORE - 99% buybacks, undervalued $CARDS - TCG leader, big revenue $BP - Solana RWAs bet $PUMP - #1 revenue + buybacks $ARX - privacy layer What are your picks? 🤔
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It seems like @solana users do yearn for an SoV. They should understand that a native SoV will have far fewer trust assumptions than a wrapper. They should not fade @ORE - it’s okay when we are closer to a $1B MC, I expect most users to abandon wrappers and get the real thing.
JUST IN: $ZEC supply on @Solana hits a new all-time high of 103,000 ZEC ($124M).
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Secure a full 1 $ORE at all costs
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So true. We expect price to increase 1000 fold and not settling for anything less. Cant sell for just 2-5x like some shitters when u're still short of 995x-es solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp
The thing that many people don’t understand… Unlike most tokens out there, $ORE hodlers are MORE incentivised to hold as price increases.
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StarFlameGod ⛏️ retweeted
Reason #42069 to be bullish on $ORE There is a relatively small core group of people who fanatically believe ORE is the best designed SoV that has ever existed. It's all they talk about. From $6 up to $600 that's all they talked about. From $600 to $30 that's all they talked about. From $30 to where we are now, that's all they continue to talk about. Was the first run up an anomaly? Or was it nearly a demonstration of what is possible? Did ORE crash and burn or has it risen from the ashes like a Phoenix? It's been a year now and $ORE is a demonstratably different beast. It is in fact a significantly improved version of what it was. So you have this core group shouting for a year about how great $ORE is and now it is becoming obvious to all that they were right all along. Once you dig into ORE there is no turning back. So, they are either all insanely wrong or prophetically correct. There is no middle ground. They were right all along.
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The ORE Reserve has crossed $500,000. Another $150,739 in liquidity was added this week, averaging more than $21,500 per day. The Reserve has now received $592K in total deposits, $77K of which has been used to acquire 729.8 ORE at an average cost of $105.52. The Reserve now provides buy-side support for approximately 8,206 ORE across its liquidity positions.
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The solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp reserve hits half a million! 🥳 …and what a time to do it too! Watching one of @jvisserlabs recent videos on the deleveraging going on with Ai at the moment, … it really got me thinking 🤔 on the importance of low risk capital as the Ai build out continues, and how the $ORE reserve is well positioned in relation to this. Both Jamie Dimon and Peter Shiff have mentioned in the past their criticism of Bitcoin being backed by nothing, which many Bitcoiners take issue with…… but what are the chances that they are on to something? and that to have a scarce asset with a diverse range of other valuable assets, reserved and ready to buy back said scarce asset may prove to be very valuable during times of volatility, change, uncertainty and price discovery? ….. I’ll leave the big brain thinking to the big brains.. but all I know is, being in $ORE during this past week has felt very comfy indeed! ⛏️ The Hard hat stays on!
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$ORE : From Solana Stress-Tester to a Revenue-Backed Store of Value In April 2024, ORE launched as a pure fair-launch experiment on Solana: no pre-mine, no team or investor allocation, and a hard-capped token anyone could mine from a phone or laptop using proof-of-work. solanacompass.com/projects/o… It rapidly became one of the chain’s most active programs and nearly took Solana down with it. That forced two rebuilds. V2 introduced a memory-hard algorithm. Then, on October 22, 2025, V3 replaced computational mining with a 5×5 grid: every minute, participants deploy SOL across tiles; one tile wins; most SOL returns to miners while the protocol’s share funds automated buybacks (90% buried, 10% to stakers). Net emissions can turn deflationary when revenue is high. xitter.cf/ORE/status/21140127899… Major milestones since the pivot - Mint frozen (Dec 2025) : Supply hard-capped at 3 million ORE (cut 40% from the prior 5M target) with immutable emission rules (~1.2 ORE per round, capped near 2 ORE/min). No one can expand supply. xitter.cf/ORE/status/19984754053… - ORE Reserve (launched Sept 2026) : Protocol-owned liquidity that places buy-side support below market. It grew from $0 to $300K+, then $420K+ in weeks, incorporating yield-bearing assets (JitoSOL, USDv). Portion of revenue now builds this structural bid. xitter.cf/ORE/status/21114509093… - Scale & revenue : 4.2M+ SOL deployed cumulatively. First year of grid mining generated tens of millions in protocol revenue (peaks >$1M/day, recent months in the multi-million range). ~33k holders; substantial supply locked in refining/staking with real yield sourced from fees, not emissions. xitter.cf/gray_chromatic/status/… - Transparency : Clean B1 token filing, zero insider allocation, no airdrops, no market-maker token deals, no freeze authority. Every circulating ORE came from mining. xitter.cf/Blockworks/status/2090…> The result is a Solana-native hard-money attempt that generates its own demand for $SOL , converts fees into scarcity, and pairs Bitcoin-like distribution ideals with high-speed composability. Community builders (OreParty, Ruby, tools, media archive) are expanding around it, and the Reserve continues compounding buy-side strength. Year two of virtual mining is underway. The model is live, fee-driven and still early relative to its max supply. The mines stay open. FYI this is Not financial advice. DYOR on chain data, ore.com and protocol docs are public.
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Market structure disclosures: - Market maker agreements: none, with no tokens loaned or allocated - CEX and DEX listing deals: none, with no native token listing fees Airdrops: never conducted, none planned
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They will have to take my $ORE from cold, dead hands and even then I will put up one hell of a fight.
They will have to take my solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp from cold, dead hands and even then I will put up one hell of a fight.
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StarFlameGod ⛏️ retweeted
The long-term vision for ORE is a monetary system that doesn't depend on any team, foundation, or centralized operator. One piece of that puzzle is the ORE Reserve, which can allocate protocol revenue permissionlessly. @HardhatChad makes the case for directing more revenue toward the Reserve. What percentage of mining revenue should go to the Reserve?
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StarFlameGod ⛏️ retweeted
A META whale just bought $11.68K of $ORE at $90.67M MC 🐳
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All you gotta do is type $ORE into the search bar to figure out this is the next big thing for crypto.. The social activity is buzzing. Once you dig deeper you realize it checks all the boxes of peak cryptonomics
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Welcome to @ORE , here WAGMI is not just a saying. It's the cultORE. Mine solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp and win together forever ⛏️
For all of those who want to learn how mining works! On Wednesdays we hold ORE Learn: How to Mine sessions! If you have never mined before, or just want to solidify your foundational knowledge, this session is for you! We cover the basics such as grid mechanics, the differences between Lite Mode and Pro Mode, & more. Only in the solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp Discord. discord.com/invite/4TQfshAAs…
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True from the top-down solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp ⛏️
It's not enough that I succeed. Everyone else must win forever
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Every SoV has tradeoffs. Every. Single. One. $ORE $BTC $ZEC
The Zcash bug is a reminder that every non-sovereign SoV asset sits somewhere on a spectrum of tradeoffs. A big part of Bitcoin’s genius is its relative simplicity. Bitcoin is making the tradeoff of avoiding complex shielded privacy at the protocol level, which makes verification and supply auditing much simpler. @Zcash chose a different point on the spectrum: stronger privacy, but more cryptographic complexity and more room for soundness bugs. I’m still a believer in Zcash, and in fact I added to my PA today. It has one of crypto's strongest cypherpunk communities, and these trauma-bonding moments are often what forge the conviction needed to survive as a belief asset. And these are belief assets at the end of the day. But Bitcoin is making tradeoffs too. The Bitcoin asset must secure the Bitcoin blockchain. That works beautifully if blockspace demand and fee revenue continue to grow over time. But what happens if economic activity on the L1 stagnates? What happens if the chain struggles to improve performance, lower fees, or grow a native onchain eco? I think the design space for crypto stores of value is much larger than most people appreciate. If you’ve followed me for a while, you know I post about @ORE frequently. The reason for which is that it occupies a very compelling point on the tradeoff spectrum: a non-sovereign SoV that natively inherits @Solana’s performance and ecosystem, while remaining separate from the L1 security asset itself. I believe a non-sovereign SoV can be divorced from the responsibility of securing the L1 it lives on. It can instead inherit the performance, composability, and settlement assumptions of a chain that is already scaling, while remaining natively integrated with a thriving DeFi economy, without relying on trusted third parties (bridges, CEX wrappers, etc). It also can immutably freeze core components of the system (e.g. ORE's mint is frozen and can never be changed). Of course ORE too makes a tradeoff in that it depends on Solana's survival. What is the optimal set of tradeoffs long term? We shall see.
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i've said it before and i'll say it again @kashdhanda: own at least one goddamn $ORE
i've said it before and i'll say it again: stake your goddamn $SOL
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solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp is the bitcoin Satoshi wanted
$ore is the bitcoin Satoshi wanted
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StarFlameGod ⛏️ retweeted
It might be THE MOST undervalued token on Solana 🪙 ORE is consistently in the top 5 protocols by revenue, with ~$1M/week, and 99% of that goes to buybacks $ORE is only ~$80M market cap, lower than most other protocols with less revenue One of my conviction bags for sure
$ORE is massively undervalued Up 15% today while the market is red, +134% in the last month $3.7M/month revenue ($130K/day avg) with 99% going to buybacks, burns & stakers Only 510K circulating supply out of 3M max and over half of that (280K) is already staked Their buyback system is unique, the ORE Reserve places buy-side liquidity below spot so dips get auto absorbed All of this at just $88M mcap which is CRAZY Do y’all hold any?
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Welcome home new solana:oreoU2P8bN6jkk3jbaiVxYnG1dCXcYxwhwyK9jSybcp miners! Time in the mines > timing the mines. Dont over-extend and get washed out too fast. Talk and mingle with the OGs. Find and learn about the most efficient strats. Study @ORE deeper.
Mining Report: A fresh wave of miners. 223 first-time miners joined this week, up 44% from last week and the largest influx of new miners since August. Mining volume also reached its highest weekly level since July, with 98,035 SOL deployed.
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