Davide

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"ETH Holders". Jokes aside, ETH price action compared to BTC and SOL is devastatingly bearish. For more than 2 years. 3X ETH from now, with BTC stable, would still be quite disappointing. Objectively the chain has not had significant liquidity outflows (TVL), on the contrary...with layer2 the dominance has increased but the price action is chilling. Horror movie. Let's see how they will come out of this cycle but the long term feeling is not positive. I'm talking about price action. Chain will remain for smart money, N1 in Defi. Solana for retails.

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🤡All these memes drain liquidity from "serious" projects. It's true, even serious projects are manipulated by VC and exchanges, however there are tokens that struggle for years to reach 1B of market cap. A memecoin does it in a few hours, just because it is pushed by a famous person. How many manipulations will we see in the coming months? Trump but also Musk with Doge. In my opinion, even in the memecoins themselves we must distinguish between: 1) Memes with absolutely fair launches 2) Highly centralized memes (insiders) like this one 3) Memes with presale (usually scams) Which side are you on? Serious project with VC/Exchange, memecoins launched by unknowns or highly centralized ones?The answer to this question is Bitcoin. The rest remember is only speculative to make gains in a cycle, riding the trends.

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🪂Check your eligibility on Orbiter: https://orbiter.finance/en/airdrop I have received it on several addresses, however I preferred to use other bridges when Orbiter started to incentivize farming with continuous quests. I think the best bridge airdrops were: -Wormhole -Connext -Across Why? Because a bridge should reward users for activity, number of bridges but also volumes. Unfortunately Orbiter and LayerZero (big airdrop anyway) preferred to reward spammers (only number of bridges made). A bridge of 20$ cannot be compared to a bridge of 30k.

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✔️High Throughput 🅼🆅🅼: chains such as Sui and Aptos, which adopt the Move Virtual Machine. Move is a programming language, initially developed by Meta (Facebook) for its blockchain Diem (Libra). ✔️High Throughput 🆆🅰🆂🅼: chains such as Cosmos Hub, Polkadot, ICP and Near use this technology. Cosmos uses CosmWasm (a variant of the framework SDK), Polkadot for customizable parachain runtimes and Near for running smart contracts written in Rust and AssemblyScript. As I always repeat, "high scalability" is synonymous with "poor security and greater centralization" (trilemma) but who will win the scalability war?

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🚀In the "retail" context for next-generation blockchains, the focus is increasingly on the ability to process a high number of transactions per second (TPS), a crucial aspect for both protocols (gaming, micropayments, the need to make many transactions quickly) and users (low fees). In this context, several platforms emerge that stand out for their approach to improving throughput, leveraging specialized virtual machines. ✔️High Throughput 🅴🆅🅼: platforms based on the Ethereum Virtual Machine, such as Hyperliquid (not yet fully EVM), Monad, MegaETH, Berachain, Sonic, Unichain, Rise, Ithaca and Nil that focus on the optimization and scalability of the Ethereum ecosystem. ✔️High Throughput 🆂🆅🅼: solutions that use the Solana Virtual Machine such as Eclipse, Soon, Atlas and Fogo, focused on intensive parallelism.

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🪂Check allocation for Jupiter's second airdrop: https://jupuary.jup.ag/ I received it on different addresses, it was very easy the second airdrop. Much smaller than the first but very easy.

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9th Saga vault opened for claim ( https://claim.airdrop.saga.xyz/ ). I personally received the first airdrop and the next 9 vaults. Amount of $Saga received in airdrop: 1) Airdrop=1040 $Saga (airdrop for $Atom and $Tia stakers) 2) Vault1=472 $Saga 3) Vault2=137 $Saga 4) Vault3=415 $Saga 5) Vault4=405 $Saga 6) Vault5=389 $Saga 7) Vault6=450 $Saga 8) Vault7=419.4 $Saga 9) Vault8=378 $Saga 10) Vault9=347.9 $Saga Not bad? We just have to wait for it to go back to 4-5$. This is the last vault (9), I have 3 addresses.

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In addition to this income, based on the token you use (LP) you also get Sonic points. Which tokens give boost for Sonic airdrop (picture below)? This is what I'm doing for Sonic Airdrop, of course you should do your research, however in 2 days I farmed about 80 SWPx ($30) with a small LP + 4x boost for wS in liquidity pool. I remind you that Sonic's point season will end in June 2025, 200 million $S will be airdropped (a percentage will be in vesting). To transfer liquidity to Sonic you can use DeBridge ( https://app.debridge.finance/r/5133 ). Remember that $S (aka $FTM) is the gas token of the chain! You can swap 1 USDC to $S (gas token) and then transfer USDC for liquidity (LP). Alternatively if you already have liquidity on Fantom, you can transfer $FTM via the official portal https://my.soniclabs.com/upgrade (swap your $FTM 1:1 with $S). Then use your liquidity at SwapX. $S will be listed soon on all exchanges. It is just an upgrade of the old $FTM.

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🪂Are you farming Sonic airdrop (old Fantom chain)? Withdraw from the protocols you are using and deposit liquidity on SwapX!SwapX is a new dex (V4, powered by Algebra) that incentivizes its pools with voting power (locking their SWPx token, getting veSWPx). You can: 1) Lock SWPx, incentivize your favorite pools with voting power and deposit liquidity (LP) 2) If you don't want to lock SWPx, you can simply use their pools (LP) taking advantage of the very high APY Dex: https://swapx.fi/earn?referrer=0xDavide Personally I am using the SWPx-wS (Wrapped Sonic) pool with an apy of over 1000%. From these pools, you get swap fee+SPWx farming. SWPx could also grow in price (TVL is blowing up!).

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Sharks eat well but live a life surrounded by sharks.

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♦Federated and Decentralized AI Networks: Blockchain-based AI training networks, where nodes collaborate to train shared models without centralizing data. ♦Digital Identity for AI Agents: Developing blockchain-based digital identities for AI agents, ensuring authenticity, reputation and traceability in their operations. ♦Blockchain-Based AI Auditing and Monitoring: Using blockchain to record and monitor AI model decisions, improving the reliability of decision-making processes. ♦Fraud Prevention: Blockchain-integrated AI systems to detect and prevent fraudulent activities, improving the security of transactions and contracts.

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♦Tokenization of AI Models: Creation and management of AI models as tokenized assets on blockchain, enabling fractional ownership and trading of models. ♦Decentralized AI-as-a-Service Infrastructures: Platforms that combine AI and blockchain to offer on-demand AI models and services, ensuring transparency, traceability and decentralization. ♦Intelligent Smart Contracts: AI-enhanced smart contracts to make dynamic and automated decisions based on complex conditions and real-time data. ♦AI DAO: Using AI and blockchain to develop decentralized and automated governance systems, optimizing resource management and problem solving. ♦Data Quality Assessment: AI-based systems that analyze and validate the quality of data exchanged on blockchain, limiting the risk of incorrect or incomplete information. ♦Decentralized Marketplaces for Pre-Trained AI Models: Creating blockchain-based marketplaces to buy, sell and trade pre-trained AI models.

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♦Data Markets: AI-powered marketplaces for buying, selling, and securely exchanging data. ♦Decentralized Compute: Decentralized computing infrastructures, where distributed computational resources are allocated and used efficiently using AI. ♦Compute Accounting Standards: Protocols for tracking and accounting for the use of computational resources, ensuring transparency and accountability. ♦Next-Gen Art Tools/Platforms: Tools for professional art creation (designers). ♦Probabilistic Privacy Primitives: AI techniques for ensuring data privacy using probabilistic models, protecting sensitive information without compromising functionality. ♦Agentic Intents and Next-Gen User Trading Interfaces: AI-driven trading interfaces that understand user intent and optimize transactions.

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🤖Many people see AI as something "abstract" and in a super bubble. If we talk about token prices and AI companies in the stock market, this is certainly true (last 2 years), however AI is revolutionizing the way we act on the web and in everyday life. ♦Decentralized Agentic Organizations: Decentralized organizations based on AI agents that operate autonomously to make decisions and manage resources in distributed networks. ♦Agent-to-Agent Interaction: Interaction between AI agents, with automated communication and cooperation between systems to solve complex problems and improve efficiency. ♦Agentic Multimedia Entertainment: Creation of dynamic and interactive multimedia content (films, generic videos, games, music), generated and managed by AI agents for personalized experiences. ♦Generative/Agentic Content Marketing: AI agents that create personalized advertising content and marketing strategies, adapting in real time to user needs and preferences.

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🆃 🅿 🆂 This is the TPS (Transactions Per Second) of the fastest blockchains. It is a parameter that measures the performance of the chains and indicates the number of transactions that a network can process in a second. Newbies evaluate a chain only based on speed and cost-effectiveness, in reality very often "high TPS" means "less security". ✅Advantages of a high TPS: -Speed: Reduces waiting times, ideal for applications such as micropayments and gaming. -Scalability: Allows to support an increasing number of users and transactions. -Low gas fees. ❌Disadvantages of a high TPS: -Less decentralization: High TPS networks sacrifice decentralization (few validators). -Infrastructure costs: Higher TPS requires more advanced hardware and resources. -Security risks: An increase in TPS could compromise security, as in the case of faster and less thorough validations. Or "spam attacks" facilitated by high cost-effectiveness.

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💲New drama for a stablecoin? You may have noticed that USD0++ has lost its peg to the dollar. Basically USD0++ is the staking version of USD0 (backed by real assets such as US Treasuries). Users lock USD0 in stake and earn USD0++ with high returns (up to 60% APY from February 1, 2025) through the issuance of the $Usual token. USD0++ however has a 4-year lock but before the new update (January 9) it was redeemable for about $0.99 by selling it spot. The sudden update provides a double exit regarding the redemption options: 1) Conditional exit (1:1 redemption/early unstaking but renounces the accumulated rewards --> $Usual yield burn, penalizing early withdrawals) 2) Unconditional exit (immediate redeem at $0.87 as minimum price with gradual re-peg to $1 within 4 years) Early unstaking was mentioned in the protocol's working mechanisms as early as November 2024 (yield burn for premature unstaking), the sudden addition was "unconditional exit".

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💵Remember that an asset that in the macro-trend always makes new all time will always be worth any fiat currency (scam). It is true that those who bought BTC many years ago are richer than others but this is true for anything. 🚨The traditional financial system is designed to favor those closest to the money printer. When central banks inject new liquidity, it arrives in the form of credit first to states, banks and large companies, allowing them to invest before the market absorbs the increase in money. As a result, prices rise and those who receive the money last (small businesses and ordinary people) find themselves with a reduced purchasing power compared to the first (inflation). This is the Cantillon effect that does nothing but widen the gap between rich and poor. Bitcoin breaks this dogma. Its issuance is decentralized and open to all. Furthermore, the inflation rate of Bitcoin is decreasing, eliminating the Cantillon effect.

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Instead, Arweave employs a hyperparallel architecture, where each process operates independently: a message passing system is used to coordinate actions. This design improves TPS and allows processes to run in parallel without interference. It also removes the block space scarcity that limits other blockchains.Each smart contract on Arweave effectively runs as its own blockchain but benefits from the security of shared infrastructure. This allows projects to spin up their own security across isolated appchains, as AO provides shared security at the infrastructure level while retaining the benefits of isolated block space. This avoid liquidity fragmentation and limiting composability issues.What problems does it try to solve? -Scalability (using nodes) -Fixed cost of blockspace (store-forever) -Reduces centralization (e.g. Amazon S3, Google Cloud) -Greater resistance to censorship -Energy efficiency compared to servers -Permanent storage-Solves the problem of persistence (e.g. 404 error) -Web3 support

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🖥️Have you heard of Arweave's "AO" Hyper-Parallel Computer? 🅰️rweave provides persistent, decentralized data storage, leveraging a structure called blockweave. It is a hyper-parallel computer because nodes can process data in parallel, improving scalability. ♦♢ Ethereum bases its infrastructure on a global state, where all nodes must process every transaction. Naturally, this limits scalability. Rollups must adhere to the rules of a basic settlement layer, introducing additional complexity, as well as other issues such as liquidity fragmentation. Additionally, rollups are managed by different entities, further complicating the alignment problem. What is the incentive for rollups to collaborate?

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