⚡️ @TREX_chain has announced the closure of its $17M pre-seed investment round
Round participants included @PortalVentures, @NorthIslandVC, @hiFramework, @ArbitrumPlay, @Ark_stream, @MindfulnessCap, @Hypersphere_, @SNZholding, @ArcheFund, @yq_acc and @EVGhq. T-Rex, a Web3 consumer entertainment platform, aims to reward individuals consuming content online, such as on X, TikTok, or YouTube, with crypto rewards.
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To the Monday Morning Quarterbacks in My Comments:
Been noticing something interesting lately. Folks with 2 followers and zero content of their own popping up days later with "you were wrong" comments.
Look, I get it. It's easy to play the "gotcha" game after the fact. Markets moved differently than expected? Wait 5 days, then show up with "I knew better" energy.
Here's the thing though - all this content is free. The analysis, the setups, the real-time thinking. I'm literally sharing my trading playbook and thought process with thousands of people daily.
Trading isn't about being right 100% of the time - it's about risk management and catching the moves that matter. When I say "we might retrace to 88k before going higher," that's not a bearish call - it's considering all scenarios so you're prepared.
Remember when I was pounding the table to accumulate sub-80k? Over and over again. That played out exactly as expected. But nobody's rushing to the comments with "hey, that call was spot on."
I'm following a simple strategy (scaling in, proper position sizing, not using leverage for long-term positions), and I am money regardless of whether every short-term price prediction hits.
Easy to throw rocks from the sidelines. Much harder to put yourself out there daily with actionable ideas.
Want to critique? Cool. But maybe bring some actual analysis to the table. Or better yet, post your own calls in real-time instead of with 20/20 hindsight.
Just a thought.
Now back to finding setups that actually make us money...
Meta is making waves in the crypto world again! According to reports, the social media giant is exploring the use of stablecoins for content creator payouts, aiming to simplify small payments for content creators plagued by high transaction fees.📱
Ginger Baker, Meta's VP of product with a crypto background, is reportedly involved in these exploratory talks, although no service provider has been locked in yet. This marks Meta's first foray into crypto since the fallout from the Libra project, which faced regulatory hurdles and was ultimately disbanded.
Zuckerberg has referred to Libra as "dead," and this new approach is significantly less ambitious, focusing on practical solutions rather than a complex stablecoin ecosystem.
As stablecoin adoption surges in the institutional space, with companies like Visa and Mastercard integrating these assets, the potential for growth is immense. A recent Citi report even predicts the stablecoin market cap could hit $3.7 trillion!
What do you think about Meta's renewed interest in crypto? Let us know your thoughts! 👇
CRYPTO BLOODBATH BEGINS BUT #PEPE STILL SMILING GREEN❗❗🚀🚀
While the entire market is drenched in red, with major tokens like #ETH , #DOGE , #ARB , $TIA, and $SOL taking a hit, one meme warrior stands firm PEPE+3.9%❗
Everything else? Bleeding.
$ENA down -4.8%
#FARTCOIN flushed -4.1%
ARB dumped -3.3%
LDO , $ADA , $ENS all sinking…
In a sea of panic, $PEPE ’s resilience is making noise don’t say we didn’t warn you.
This is where the real players stand out.
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