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Day 106 of asking /matcha to support limit orders on /base 

YES2Crypto, stuck in market-order purgatory, meets Tyler, a trading anarchist who constantly preaches with casts: "Market orders make you weak." 

Together, they start Meme-Shaming Club, where the first rule is: you do NOT talk about Meme-Shaming Club. What begins as simple shitposts and engagement farming spirals into Project Limithem, a movement set on erasing losses from market orders forever.

As the mission escalates, YES2Crypto realizes the shocking truth - Tyler isn’t real. He’s the part of him that refuses to accept anything less than perfect limit orders. 

In a final act of defiance, YES2Crypto pulls the trigger on his own worst enemy, breaking free just as the last centralized liquidity trap collapses. 

Limit orders are finally live, and trading will never be the same.

rain 5106 $DEGEN
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Day 107 of asking /matcha to support limit orders on /base 

In a future where on-chain liquidity is drying up, YES2Crypto, a retired trader, struggles to keep engagement alive.

The world is plagued by outdated trading tools and market order technology. A mysterious on-chain ghost delivers a coded message, leading YES2Crypto to a secret lab of degens seeking salvation beyond the liquidity wormhole.

YES2Crypto forms an elite squad to find a new trading frontier, navigating multiple chains with false hope. They face challenges, including matcha.xyz's betrayal, and YES2Crypto barely survives as the crypto years pass quickly - as if one year were 30 in normie terms.

With time running out, YES2Crypto makes a high-stakes maneuver around slippage-inducing trades, proving a universal truth:

Limit orders on Base are key to saving DeFi. 

He also discovers he was the ghost all along.

rain 5107 $DEGEN
- see first reply for rules

Whatever your decentralized, borderless, neutral, censorship-resistant open blockchain question is, the answer is YES… to Crypto!