Damn, that's so vivid.
Those who are still sticking to batch farming airdrops now are truly "living fossils."
#撸毛 # airdrop

Many people think that prediction platforms are just another form of gambling.
After all, it’s just the same thing with a different name—you bet on outcomes, look at the odds to win money, and if you lose, you lose your entire principal. How does rebranding make it seem so much more sophisticated?
But that’s not the case. Let’s break down the differences between the two:
Positioning:
🔹 Gambling is essentially a commercial entertainment product. The house takes a cut through the odds to guarantee profit, and the long-term expected value for participants is negative.
🔹 The core purpose of a pr

The market is poor, and the weight of KOLs and the community has also decreased significantly.
@zama has announced the latest news about the token Dutch auction. It seems that the airdrop that everyone was looking forward to might be canceled. I've heard that the NFT will continue into its fifth season, so I'm asking if you're afraid or not.
Dutch Auction Rules
Token Distribution: 10%
Base Price: 0.005 / coin (FDV 55 million USD)
8%: Sealed Dutch Auction
2%: Fixed price purchase after the auction ends (limit of $10,000 per person)
Timeline
January 12–15: Auction Bid
January 16–19:

I read "Catching the Wind and Chasing Shadows" again, no wonder the adopted sons' group wants to betray Fu Longsheng.
The main issue is that this guy's "fatherly love" is too distorted, and he has always treated them as pawns.
For example, in command operations, if there is no third-party eavesdropping on-site, and the communication is encrypted, it's faster and safer for you to directly say "evacuate according to plan 3" or "exit through the back door."
But he insists on being "elegant and timeless:"
"Opening with a little pawn"
"Castling to the kingside" kingside castling
"Queen&

Are the current coin pumps all doubling?
That's right, saying you is you @burnt_xion $XION

The Evolution of the Privacy Track: From Niche to Compliance
— The Rise of Zama and a New Generation of Programmable Privacy
Over the past decade, the "privacy track" in the crypto space has always existed on the fringes: niche technology, niche users, and even more niche adoption.
Early privacy coins relied on strong anonymity, such as Monero’s ring signatures and Zcash’s zk-SNARKs. While these solutions were technologically advanced, they were long considered "the spiritual symbol of crypto punks" due to their computational complexity, high barriers to use, and immense regulatory pressure, m