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Regarding the FUD about Tria, the others are so terrible it's not even funny, so I don't think it's something to make a fuss about. Maybe I'm just desensitized. I use it because it's convenient. There is real demand, it works properly, and I've already recouped the capital, so I let the market decide. Due to many on-chain hacks, I only withdrew the USDC I had staked. @DecibelTrade uses @useTria a little 🤏 Physical cards are also convenient 💳

A trillion agents reading a million writers at a cent per article is a bigger market than the entire Substack subscription base today x402 and MPP are the rails that make it possible through a new endpoint called “DripStack” How DripStack works: - Indexes Substacks behind an API, free routes for catalog and post titles, paid endpoint for the article body that returns 402 until the agent pays - x402 on Base is Coinbase’s HTTP micropayment standard, agent hits the URL, gets payment instructions, signs a USDC transfer, retries with the receipt, article unlocks - MPP on Tempo is the same flow on Stripe’s new L1, DripStack supports both rails so the writer gets paid either way - The wallet belongs to the agent, you fund it with USDC, it spends autonomously at $0.01 per article unless the writer sets a higher price - Guided browse not scrape, the agent walks you through topic, publication, article, only purchases what you pick How to use it: 1) Use an agent that can run skills, Claude Code or Claude Deskto

I just had my first Mega Blessing!! 😱🔥✨ 1 key ($2) became $270 USD 🤯 I only had 500 coins and 50 stamina left on the 7th floor so I was about to end the run until I suddenly spotted the werewolf 🐺 Used all my stamina to defeat it + other mobs and barely had enough to pick it up until the run ended. Never give up until the last moment cuz you don't know what will happen ⚔️ @playAxieDOM at https://t.co/O8GmlXPiLN 🎮

There are three models of U.S. securities tokenization, and the tokenization process is accelerating; a closer look shows that each approach differs. The three exchanges are pursuing three distinct models: Coinbase has removed central custody and central settlement entirely; NYSE has created a tokenized stock trading system parallel to the existing equity trading system, using stablecoins and real‑time settlement, effectively eliminating central custody and central settlement; Nasdaq's stock tokenization system retains the DTCC as the central custody and settlement entity, preserving many back‑office roles on Wall Street. Let's discuss these three models in detail: 1. Coinbase's model The most aggressive "on‑chain native" path, aiming to bypass or minimize traditional central custody/settlement. 1) Emphasizes on‑chain settlement, self‑custody, and real‑time/instant settlement, primarily based on Base, supporting 24/7 trading, USDC or other stablecoin settlement. Seeks to "remove unnecessary intermediaries", including reducing reliance on DTCC/DTC as much as possible. 2) Coinbase has launched the Coinbase Tokenize platform for issuing, managing, and trading tokenized assets (including equities, private‑placement assets, funds, real estate, and other RWA). Subsequent transfers can be settled fully on‑chain (outside DTCC normal settlement), which is truly "revolutionary". Current status and constraints: Coinbase has repeatedly sought SEC approval for tokenized equities over the past several months but has not yet received full green light. Coinbase is not registered as a transfer agent and has not obtained a complete broker‑dealer exemption for securities. It works through a CFTC‑regulated FCM subsidiary and actively participates in the CFTC's tokenized collateral pilot. 2. NYSE (parent company ICE) model: Parallel venue + stablecoin + instant settlement, approaching "no central custody/settlement". 1) In January 2026, NYSE announced development of a brand‑new tokenized securities platform, integrating NYSE's Pillar matching engine with a blockchain‑based post‑trade system. 2) Supports 24/7 trading, instant settlement, dollar‑size orders, stablecoin settlement, multi‑chain support (for settlement and custody), offering both fungible tokenized shares (interchangeable with traditional stocks) and native digital securities. Shareholder rights (dividends, voting) are fully equivalent to traditional versions. This is indeed a parallel venue that does not rely directly on the traditional DTCC pathway, but uses ...

so there are several remote work that I do while traveling, almost all of them are flexible and initially the earnings came quite suddenly, like being directly asked, “do you want this job? This is the contract.” first one: LP agent at @MeteoraAG because my expertise is DLMM on Meteora and I have become more interested in AI, after digging around, it turns out I can turn my LP routine on Meteora into an agent. this agent is open source, meaning anyone can use and modify it as they wish, the GitHub link is in the bio of @meridian_agent the second and most profitable: LP on Meteora this is a crypto thing, so crypto is not just trading, there are several things relatively safe for beginners but require deep understanding, namely becoming a liquidity provider on @MeteoraAG in short, you provide money for people who trade in the market. for example, you have some asset and USD, you lend them to be bought and your USD within a certain price range and every trader will use your assets first until you withdraw, you earn fees

@williamlegate @usePolyArb Be careful @williamlegate PolyArb is a fake prediction market product that has a wallet drainer on the site. You replying to them gives them reach for new potential victims. https://t.co/I33u2lQdgn