Tbh I knew AVAX would blow up like this before it happened.
Why?
Bc instead of getting a presale, bullposting abt it, dumping & then moving on, I immersed myself by talking to all the builders in Codebase, infrabuidl, meeting ppl in Ava labs, etc.
I could see it clear as day.
$STAMP holders, don’t let the price dip below $0.01 shake you!
The #SRC20 ecosystem is stronger than ever. OpenStamp’s marketplace is buzzing, SRC20Labs’ SRCPad is simplifying asset management, and we’re aggressively pushing for a major new exchange listing to skyrocket $STAMP’s visibility, devs are rolling out fresh tools to enhance utility.
This is just a bump in the road—#STAMP’s immutable data on Bitcoin’s blockchain ensures its longevity.
Stay patient, HODL strong, and watch this gem shine! #Bitcoin #SRC20 🚀
$BTC A whale, inactive for two years, withdrew 250 $BTC , valued at $26.37M, from #Gemini
The whale now holds 750 $BTC, worth $79.19M, with a floating profit of $39.12M.
https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/bc1q7jslcse...34z4us
Some projects have been successful at leveraging Monad's mindshare to build their own.
The recipe is simple: just start making comparisons to Monad. No need to adhere to any sort of honest discussion. Apples to oranges comparisons are fine, because the readers won't think that hard anyways.
Individual accounts will do the same. "Monad sucks". Ok, then why are you posting about it? Leveraging mindshare again.
Often I'm asked if I like this or that project. Almost all the time I say "no opinion". Because if I had an opinion worth anything I'd put actual money behind it. (Although I might try to reason with them on the fly to be helpful.)
Irrational bag bias is huge in this industry. Most actually have very little conviction in their negative opinions they share on CT, otherwise there'd be a lot more short positions (respect to those that do). Far more projects go to zero than are successful (as it should be with startups), a lot of short opportunity there.
Don't get distracted by all this nonsense, just keep building.
Why your money is debt? 🤔
Modern money is not a commodity. It has no value by itself. It is a promise, a claim on future payment, backed only by law and trust. Modern money is a form of debt 💵
Most money today is created by banks. When they issue loans, they do not transfer existing funds. They create deposits from nothing by recording a borrower’s debt and treating it as money.
🏦 The central bank does something similar. It buys assets by crediting accounts with reserves, which are digital dollars that did not exist before. No taxes are collected, no production takes place. This is pure monetary expansion.
New money enters the economy through banks. They receive it first and invest it. Asset prices increase before wages do. Inflation eventually affects consumers rather than those who hold capital.
💲 Bank deposits are debts the bank owes to its clients. Cash is a liability of the central bank. Every dollar represents someone else's obligation, formalized and accepted as payment.
There is no gold or physical guarantee behind it. The system depends on accounting and mutual belief. Money functions only because people agree to treat it as real. This is why the system refers to itself. Loans create deposits, deposits are used as money, and money is used to repay loans. It is a closed cycle.
👉 Money is not earned into existence. It is borrowed. When loans are repaid, that money disappears. The supply grows and shrinks depending on credit, not production. The money in your account is not truly yours. It is someone else’s debt moving through a system that relies entirely on trust and coordination.
Think of it this way: holding money is like holding a signed note that says, “I promise to pay you.” If it’s cash, that note comes from the central bank. If it’s in your bank account, it comes from your bank. You are not holding value itself — you are holding someone’s promise. 😐
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