Light

🚨 PICTURED: Mohmed Abdulkarim, one of the two suspects charged over the RAF Fairford plot He allegedly loaded the three white vans with metal drums containing petrol, water butts and smart dashcams

Before PumpSwap, graduated coins migrated to a Raydium V4 pool Here's what a trade on a $100M+ coin costs in each: Raydium V4 (old setup): 0.25% total - 0.22% LP - 0.03% to raydium - 0% to pump - 0% to holders/creators PumpSwap (now): 0.3% total - 0.20% LP - 0.05% to pump - 0.05% to holders/creators Note: Holder Rewards/Creator Fees are the main difference, and were introduced far later than PumpSwap itself. These fees are higher at lower market caps and reduce as market caps increase based on the fact that high fee tokens are far less attractive to whales who speculate on higher market cap tokens It was VERY important for Pumpfun to keep the fee UX as close to the OG as possible, as that's what the end user was used to and enjoyed. The only difference is Holder Rewards/Creator Fees (which reward people for holding a token or the creator of the token) alongside an additional 0.02% fee for Pumpfun. This did not "kill the runners." So, the LPs are essentially the same, with the main difference being the rewards fee and an additional 0.02% fee for Pumpfun.

🚨🇬🇧 El Gobierno británico acaba de decirle a la gente que guarde efectivo, agua y latas en casa. El Secretario de Defensa Wes Streeting apareció en BBC Newsnight y recomendó a todos los hogares que tengan provisiones para tres días. No es un simulacro ni un consejo de siempre: es la nueva campaña oficial “Be Ready”. El mensaje es directo. Si se cae la luz, si un ciberataque tumba los sistemas de pago o si un evento climático corta el agua y la electricidad, cada familia debe poder aguantar sola al menos 72 horas. Lo que pide el Gobierno • 3 litros de agua embotellada por persona al día. • Comida enlatada o que no necesite nevera ni cocinarse. • Efectivo en efectivo (por si las tarjetas y los cajeros dejan de funcionar). • Radio de pilas o a cuerda, linterna, mantas y botiquín. Streeting lo dijo sin rodeos: las amenazas “no son hipotéticas” y “están aquí”. Habló de “terrorismo patrocinado por Estados”, ciberataques cada vez más sofisticados y la posibilidad real de que los supermercados o los bancos no funcionen durante días. El Gobierno insiste en que “no hay un ataque específico en marcha”, pero también reconoce que el mundo es más peligroso e inestable que antes. En un país donde casi todo se paga con el móvil, el Estado acaba de admitir que el efectivo vuelve a ser un recurso de emergencia. Y que la dependencia total de internet, electricidad y cadenas de suministro globales tiene un punto de ruptura. La campaña ya circula fuerte. No es una orden militar, pero sí una señal clara: las autoridades ya no dan por hecho que los servicios esenciales van a estar siempre disponibles. Y le están pidiendo a la población que se prepare como si no lo fueran.

why isn’t .@imperooterxbt all over my fyp after alon reposted a RUG for the 2nd time bro was all over my fyp for bonk, stonk etc ???????????

Ansem pushes back against the criticism of Pumpfun as an extractive business, pointing to its loyal user base and ability to generate revenue even during bear markets “Their everyday users are not complaining. That's why they were able to make a million dollars a day, even during the bear market, because they have this core user group that continues to come back” “Every business that is successful in crypto, when they have revenue, people call it extraction. I don't really know how Pump has gotten so much of the heat for this. You could say the same thing about Axiom, Raydium, Coinbase, everything” “The reason they're able to have revenue is because user behavior enables that. If what they were doing in the market was not working, they would not be making any money. Every other launchpad outside of Pump has not been able to unseat them” w/ @blknoiz06