Comrade_ML retweeted
America waking up Saturday, realizing last week was like a fever dream:
- Jensen Huang resigns from Nvidia
- UFO flying jellyfish in Alaska
- Microsoft outage everywhere
- All flights in USA grounded
- Bomb found in Peoria, Illinois. Area evacuated
- Cargo ship hits cruise ship in New Orleans, it sinks.
AND MOST OF IT HAPPENED ON FRIDAY THE 13th.
Comrade_ML retweeted
230 users in its first week is a useful starting point for @Hypesium. But the more interesting part is the infrastructure it’s bringing together.
Think about the usual Web3 experience: discovering a token on one platform, moving to another to trade, then switching networks or tools whenever assets need to be transferred.
That fragmentation creates extra steps for users.
Hypesium is approaching this differently by bringing access to tokens from 19 launchpads and bridging across 7 chains into a single Telegram-based experience.
The idea is to reduce the distance between discovering an opportunity, accessing it and managing assets across networks.
For me, this is where the product’s potential becomes more interesting than the initial registration number.
But bringing multiple services together is only the first challenge. Making them work smoothly as one experience is what really matters.
I’d be paying attention to a few things as adoption develops:
How reliably do transactions work across supported networks?
Does having these tools together genuinely reduce the time and effort involved?
How many first-time users return and continue using the platform?
Those answers will say much more about product-market fit than registrations alone.
The first 230 users indicate that people are willing to explore what @Hypesium offers. The next milestone is giving them enough practical value to make it part of their regular onchain routine.
Infrastructure earns its place through repeated use, not just an impressive first impression.
Always DYOR.
Comrade_ML retweeted
Building in Web3 is more than just posting content. It’s also about finding the right opportunities, connecting with communities, and growing as a creator.
That’s one of the reasons I joined MEXC Squad.
MEXC Squad is MEXC’s creator program, where creators share content about MEXC products and get rewarded based on their results and approved contributions.
You don’t have to be a big influencer to explore it. If you create content around crypto, Web3, or MEXC products, this could be worth checking out.
Want to join me?
Here’s how to apply:
1. Open my recruitment link below.
2. Apply to join MEXC Squad.
3. You can also enter my Squad code: 12DAiB when applying.
🔗 Join here:
t.me/wegroupmexc_bot?start=r…
There are also additional recruitment rewards for eligible new creators who complete the required activities. Rewards depend on results and MEXC’s review.
📌 Applications close November 15 at 23:59 (UTC+8).
If you’re serious about creating in Web3, come explore the opportunity.
Let’s grow together. 🤝
#MEXCSquad #MEXC
Comrade_ML retweeted
36.17M $REBATE BURNED. BUT WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR THE REMAINING SUPPLY?
A token burn is an interesting headline, but I believe the real value of understanding tokenomics comes from knowing how the supply is designed to change over time.
That’s what caught my attention while looking into @RebateLaunch.
Two mechanisms stand out: a fixed maximum supply and a fee-driven buy-and-burn model.
1. Where does the supply stand?
According to the project’s Rewards dashboard:
→ Original supply: 1,000,000,000 $REBATE
→ Total burned: 36.17M $REBATE
→ Percentage burned: 3.617%
→ Remaining supply: 963.83M $REBATE
The important detail is that these burns are reported as permanent supply reductions, rather than tokens simply being moved to an inaccessible wallet.
2. What keeps the burn mechanism running?
Another detail worth examining is the reported absence of an additional minting function.
The project also directs platform fees toward its buy-and-burn mechanism:
Most tokens: 0.7% fee
$REBATE: 0.2% fee
The reported allocation works as follows:
→ 40% is directed toward market buys.
→ 60% is allocated to automated dip bids.
Tokens acquired through this mechanism are then permanently burned.
This creates an interesting tokenomics structure: a fixed supply ceiling combined with a mechanism designed to reduce the existing supply over time.
3. Why should holders pay attention?
For me, the important question isn’t just how many tokens have already been burned.
It’s whether the mechanism can continue operating as platform activity develops.
I’d be watching:
Actual fee generation.
Verified buyback and burn transactions.
Changes in total and circulating supply.
Trading volume and liquidity over time.
The dashboard provides a useful starting point, but independent on-chain verification remains important.
And one thing should be clear: fewer tokens in circulation do not automatically mean a higher market price. Demand, liquidity, utility and broader market conditions still matter.
MY TAKEAWAY
The original supply tells you where a token started.
The burn mechanism tells you how that supply may change.
That’s why I’m interested in following the tokenomics behind @RebateLaunch beyond the headline numbers.
It’s not just about how much has been burned. It’s about understanding the mechanism, verifying its execution, and watching whether it remains sustainable.
Always DYOR.
Comrade_ML retweeted
What if your smartphone could become part of the cloud powering tomorrow's internet?
That's the interesting idea behind @Acurast.
Instead of relying entirely on traditional data centers, Acurast turns everyday smartphones into decentralized computing infrastructure.
Here's what makes the approach interesting:
➠ Unused resources become useful: People can contribute smartphone computing power to the network.
➠ Decentralized infrastructure: Compute workloads can run across devices distributed around the world rather than depending on a single centralized provider.
➠ AI potential: Confidential AI inference opens another use case for decentralized computing.
➠ A new opportunity for developers: Acurast aims to make computing resources accessible without relying solely on traditional cloud infrastructure.
What stands out to me is the bigger picture.
Millions of smartphones already exist around the world. Imagine putting some of that unused computing capacity to productive work.
Of course, the real test will be reliability, adoption, performance, and sustainable incentives.
But the direction is worth watching.
Acurast isn't just asking what smartphones can do for us. It's exploring what they can contribute to the internet.
Could smartphones become an important part of the next generation of cloud infrastructure?
🤝 Paid partnership
Comrade_ML retweeted
IPX don become mirror for me for this FAN SZN.
Before, I dey look creator like say na person wey far from me. I dey admire from distance, but I no dey see myself inside.
Now, when I look, I dey see my own dream dey reflect. My own hunger. My own hope to create something wey go last.
Na why I no dey just dey pass. I dey see me inside the picture.
If you don see yourself too, you go understand.
@IPXExchange
Comrade_ML retweeted
Elysium works differently from most chains. With 100 ms blocks and no public mempool, traditional sniping bots face a different challenge.
Waiting for a pool to appear before preparing a transaction can mean missing the opening block.
That’s where @Hypesium takes a different approach. It prepares the route, calldata and gas ahead of time, so the final execution can happen much faster. The team says this can help users land in the opening block.
Some early numbers are worth noting:
• 230 users in its first week.
• Supports all 19 launchpads on Elysium.
• Bridge from 7 chains without leaving Telegram.
The process is straightforward: paste a contract, choose the buy panel or sniper, and trade.
Keys are exportable and AES-256 encrypted in the bot, according to the project.
It’s still early, and launch trading carries significant risks. But building specifically around Elysium’s speed gives Hypesium an interesting direction.
t.me/hypesium_bot
Comrade_ML retweeted
230 users in Hypesium's first week on @Enter_Elysium.
They trade tokens from 19 launchpads and bridge across 7 chains without leaving a Telegram chat.
Paste a token's contract, tap Buy.
t.me/hypesium_bot
Comrade_ML retweeted
$1,850 every week for the top 3 referrers on Hypesium.
🥇1st: $925
🥈2nd: $555
🥉3rd: $370
Paid in $HYPE. You are ranked by what your referrals earn you: up to 45% of their trading fees on Elysium or HyperEVM.
Round 1 ends Friday Nov 20, 20:00 UTC.
Get your link: /referral in t.me/hypesium_bot
Comrade_ML retweeted
Claim your bonus
Apply: stoxa.xyz
Closing soon
Comrade_ML retweeted
onlystreets.fun is coming soon on Solana.
A one-of-a-kind launchpad for coins born from real-life moments.
Every coin starts with a fresh photo taken directly in the app. No gallery uploads are allowed.
CT deserves the next wave of authentic memecoins.
Comrade_ML retweeted
First NFT collection on @LayerZero_Core
Apply for WL : zeroguys.fun/apply
Applications closing soon.
Comrade_ML retweeted
New RWA pairs added on Robinhood Chain: $PLTR, $GOOGL and $MSFT.
- PLTR: Palantir, data and AI software for governments and large companies
- GOOGL: Alphabet, the parent of Google, YouTube and Gemini
- MSFT: Microsoft, maker of Windows, Office and Azure
Launch a token priced in any of them. Buyers get bonus tokens on every buy, holders are paid in that same stock token.
app.rebatepad.dev/launch
Comrade_ML retweeted
Two weeks of Rebate Pad, given back:
🟣$254,000 in bonus tokens to buyers, valued at each token's high, across 26,012 buys
🟣$28,500 paid to holders, in 120,403 payouts
🟣35.3M $REBATE burned, 3.53% of supply
app.rebatepad.dev
Comrade_ML retweeted
One thing I respect about @IPXExchange is the bar they set for products.
Creator submits budget, team, media, tokenomics → platform does full diligence → only approved projects can launch.
No random launches. Capital stays in escrow and only releases on actual milestones.
🤝 Paid partnership
Most platforms just let anyone mint whatever.
@IPXExchange actually reviews projects for compliance + quality before anything goes live.
Legal check, team background, financials, market validation. Only then does it get approved and recorded on-chain.
Comrade_ML retweeted
Entry Speed Isn’t the Whole Story
A fast entry means little without a clear exit plan.
Many traders focus heavily on getting into a newly launched token, but managing the position afterward deserves just as much attention.
That’s why I find the exit tools on @Hypesium worth discussing.
Traders can use stop-loss settings, trailing floors, and take-profit ladders to structure how they want to manage their positions.
These tools don’t guarantee execution at a particular price, especially when liquidity is limited.
Still, planning exits before entering a trade can help reduce emotional decisions.
For me, a sniper bot should be evaluated beyond how quickly it buys.
The ability to plan and manage the entire trade is equally important.
@Hypesium
Comrade_ML retweeted
🚨 Grail Alert
Turtle 1337 just got pulled from the @TimelessTurts Forever Mint pool for 777 HBAR. You can see everything in their pool and mint a random turtle right now: sentx.io/forevermint/timeles…
Comrade_ML retweeted
@PrismMarketLabs put a date on it.
- Mainnet and $PRSM token launch Nov 13.
- Token ID 0.0.10941927.
- Halborn assessment complete.
Prediction markets on Hedera. We'll see if anyone actually bets.
Comrade_ML retweeted
I just want to take a moment to say that things have been moving at a very fast pace, but things are now starting to settle. That’s OK and 100% expected. Markets don’t go up forever and right now all markets are getting a hurting.
What we are building is long-term. We are here to enjoy our time with our community, come up with new ideas, events and have FUN!
The talkback of conversation shouldn’t be floor price. It should be about having a good time in the company of people you enjoy while holding a piece of art that you love. If you are trying to make money and not succeeding, I would suggest maybe are a bad trader.
I am continuously showing up and working hard to build new connections, Create exciting events and make the grumpy duck community proud as well as a fun place to be. I don’t plan on stopping anytime soon.
Looking back, I now see how much pressure the community constantly puts on project, developers, and founders. Not all, but many expect us to move the world overnight. It’s just not possible. We show up and show out, but we can only do so much. We also need the backing of our community. Work for the bags, Onboard, show up to real world events. There’s so many things you can do to benefit whatever project and yourself.
But I can tell you right now. There’s too many people doing nothing and expecting everything. Some of the biggest and most bad ass projects in the world have some of the most dedicated, enthusiastic and hard working communities.
I promise to always put in 100% but I ask that my people do as well so we can all move Onward and upward TOGETHER ❤️