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𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
Binance has a campaign called Qafila running until November 30 2026
It is open to eligible users across Pakistan and the wider MENA region, with a shared $1M USDC reward pool
There are different ways to participate here are some of them>
- First Trade > Complete at least $25 in eligible trading volume through Spot, Convert or Futures and get up to 20 USDC in vouchers if eligible
- TradFi Perps: First time eligible users can trade $500 in TradFi Perps and get up to 15 USDC
- Trading Challenge > Join the Spot and Futures Trading Challenge and compete for a share of the $75,000 USDC reward pool. This activity ends November 19
- Simple Earn > Subscribe at least 20 USDT to Flexible Earn and keep it there for 2 days to qualify for a 1.5 USDC voucher if eligible
- Referral Challenge > Invite friends who complete KYC and at least $20 in eligible trading volume bot eligible users can unlock a reward box worth up to 20 USDC
There is also a separate referral leaderboard with an additional $50,000 reward pool
The top eligible participant can receive up to 10,000 USDC
One important thing > Not every activity is available to everyone
Eligibility regional restrictions and reward conditions apply
Check the official campaign page to see which activities are available for your account in Pakistan
Join here
binance.com/en/ti/act/Qafila
Rewards are not guaranteed, and some activities involve trading risks
Always read the official rules and do your own research
#Qafila #BinanceUpdate #Binance #BinancePakistan
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
One paper trading session, two benefits: grow your Agentic Credit Score (ACS) and accumulate $CREDIT towards the airdrop.
That's what makes @agenticscredit interesting to me. You can work towards both goals without risking your personal capital.
You can use paper funds to test strategies, trade manually, or deploy agents while the platform evaluates your trading decisions.
Personally, I like that the ACS goes beyond simply counting how many trades you execute. Trade quality, risk management, and overall performance help build a more meaningful trading profile.
Essentially, you're using the same activity to develop your trading profile while accumulating rewards.
I'm focusing on testing strategies, understanding how the platform evaluates performance, and making the most of the paper trading environment.
If you haven't joined yet, don't sit this one out.
Head over to @agenticscredit, start paper trading today, and put your virtual funds to work.
Build your ACS, accumulate qualifying $CREDIT, and give yourself a head start before the campaign moves further.
Your trading journey can start without risking your capital. Take advantage of it.
🤝 Paid partnership
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
Coinbase đã xác nhận kế hoạch mở giao dịch giao ngay $PEARL trong ngày 13/11.
Cặp PEARL/USD sẽ được cung cấp cho người dùng tại những khu vực đủ điều kiện, với thời điểm mở cửa phụ thuộc vào thanh khoản.
Token này từng được Coinbase đưa vào danh sách xem xét niêm yết từ ngày 19/10.
Việc xuất hiện trên một sàn lớn giúp PEARL tiếp cận thêm nhà đầu tư, nhưng cũng tạo thêm cơ hội bán cho những người nắm giữ trước đó.
Phản ứng của thị trường sau khi giao dịch thực sự mở cửa sẽ đáng theo dõi hơn thông báo niêm yết.
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
Everyone says they have a winning trading strategy until it's time to track the results.
That’s why I like the idea behind @agenticscredit .
You can take your strategy and put it to work through paper trading without risking your own capital.
Then track the journey.
Did the strategy perform well?
What would you change?
How does consistent trading activity affect your Agentic Credit Score (ACS)?
And while you're exploring all of this, you can also earn $CREDIT toward the upcoming airdrop.
That’s the part that makes the experience more interesting to me.
You're not just farming points.
You're actually testing ideas, building a measurable trading track record, and watching your ACS progress over time.
My challenge to anyone who thinks they can trade:
Pick a strategy.
Paper trade it.
Track the results.
Build your ACS.
Come back and compare progress.
If you're curious enough to test yourself, get started here:
t.me/Agenticscreditbot?start…
Trade → Earn $CREDIT → Build ACS → Improve.
No guaranteed profits, airdrop allocation, or future funding. DYOR.
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
Gm frens. ☕
One thing that can slow down crypto traders is having to move between multiple platforms just to act on an opportunity they've discovered.
This is why the roles of @Hypesium and @RebateLaunch caught my attention.
Hypesium uses Telegram to bring several trading activities together. Users can discover new launches, prepare transactions, execute trades, and monitor their positions without constantly switching interfaces.
RebateLaunch focuses on the launch experience itself, offering buyer bonuses, holder distributions, and other incentives connected to $REBATE.
There is an interesting possibility in how these two approaches could complement each other.
Hypesium helps shorten the distance between finding a token and placing a trade. RebateLaunch adds another layer by giving buyers launch information and reward conditions to consider.
If these experiences work well together, users could have a smoother journey with fewer unnecessary platform changes.
Still, convenience should not encourage anyone to rush through a transaction.
Before confirming a purchase, traders need to know exactly which token they're buying, how much liquidity is available, where the transaction is routed, what fees apply, what output to expect, and whether any bonus conditions are attached.
I haven't personally verified the full Telegram to Rebate transaction process, so its performance in actual trading situations remains something worth examining.
My view is that good trading infrastructure should make things easier without taking important information away from users.
Fewer clicks are useful, but clear decisions are what really matter.
🤖 Made with AI
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
How does a phone actually earn ACU on @Acurast ?
I went through the official rewards docs to see how the payout actually works.
About every 30 minutes the Processor app sends a heartbeat to the chain, with four benchmark scores: CPU single core, CPU multi core, RAM, and storage. An epoch is 900 blocks, roughly 90 minutes, so there are typically three heartbeats in each window. Benchmark rewards are paid if at least one of those three arrives on chain. Miss one or two, and that epoch can still count. Miss all three, and that window does not.
On Mainnet, 10% of inflation is distributed every epoch as Base Benchmark Rewards: 856.164 ACU, shared across those four pools by every participating phone. You do not need to stake to receive this. Higher spec devices typically take a larger share because they score higher. Processor Core typically scores 15-20% better than Lite in the same tests.
Staking is optional. On Mainnet, providers who lock ACU and commit compute can also receive Staking Rewards, paid from 70% of inflation each epoch, based on hardware performance, stake size, and commitment duration. If a Processor is executing a deployment in that epoch, it gets a 10% bonus on its benchmark metrics in both pools.
To check that a phone is online, open the Phones page in the Acurast Hub and look at Last seen. That timestamp is the last heartbeat. The Acurast Monitoring Bot on Telegram can also track recent performance.
One caveat: rewards are a share of a pool, not a fixed amount, so what a phone receives depends on its scores, uptime, and how the rest of the network is doing. Heartbeats and execution reports also cost a small network fee, around 0.0013 ACU, so the balance can dip slightly even while rewards are coming in.
Want to try it? Install Processor Lite on a compatible Android or iPhone, or dedicate a factory reset Android with Processor Core. Keep the phone on power and the internet, then watch Last seen update in the Hub.
Start here: hub.acurast.com/rebellion?re…
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
🛡️ @1096361BTC – MEET BITGUARD, THE GUARDIAN OF 1,096,361!
If MemeBitcoin were to have its own mascot, I would create a character called BitGuard – The Guardian of 1,096,361.
But why this character?
I imagine BitGuard as a heroic Bitcoin character wearing a protective cape and carrying a shield engraved with the number 1,096,361.
Every detail has a meaning:
🔸 The Bitcoin Symbol: Represents Bitcoin's history, identity, and the decentralized community behind it.
🔸 The Protective Shield: Symbolizes the mission to raise awareness about the potential threats quantum computing could pose to early Bitcoin wallets, including wallets associated with Satoshi Nakamoto.
🔸 The Number 1,096,361: Represents the central mystery and message that MemeBitcoin wants the world to pay attention to.
🔸 The Quantum Symbol: Represents rapidly advancing technology and the challenges that the crypto industry may face in the future.
🔸 The Cape: Symbolizes courage, unity, and the community's willingness to face new challenges together.
Why should BitGuard represent MemeBitcoin?
I believe a good mascot should do more than look attractive. It should communicate a project's identity even to people who have never heard of it.
BitGuard makes a complex topic easier to understand through a simple visual story: Bitcoin has a valuable legacy, but technological progress also brings new challenges that deserve attention.
Instead of making people remember only a number, we can give them a character they can recognize, share, and associate with the mission.
My vision is for BitGuard to become a recognizable symbol across MemeBitcoin's social media, community campaigns, educational content, and future events.
1,096,361 is the message. BitGuard is the messenger.
What do you think? Would you recognize BitGuard as the guardian of MemeBitcoin? 🛡️
#Meme #POV
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
Good Morning🌄
Happy Friday🥳
A convincing video is not automatically reliable ground truth.
For Physical AI, the harder question is whether the capture actually represents the place it claims to show.
Was it recorded at the requested location? Is the footage consistent with its capture signals? Has the same material already been submitted somewhere else?
These checks matter because a model trained on incorrect or duplicated spatial data can learn the wrong picture of the physical world.
@vangrid_io 's verification workflow addresses this before reconstruction. Its published documentation describes checks for video quality and length, consistency between camera and location signals, and duplication against existing captures. Capture fingerprints are then anchored on Base.
That creates a useful distinction:
Collecting footage gives you raw material.
Verifying its origin and integrity gives you something you can build on with more confidence.
The marketplace now shows 1,112 bounties and over $740K in recorded settlements. But beyond the volume, I think the verification layer is what deserves attention.
As Physical AI moves from controlled demos into real environments, data quality cannot depend on trusting whoever uploaded a clip.
Ground truth needs evidence behind it.
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𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
That spare Android in the drawer probably makes more sense on @Acurast than the phone you carry every day.
Core is built for it. Factory reset the device and leave it plugged in. It runs as a dedicated processor with nothing else competing for resources. Your daily phone can still use Lite during idle windows like overnight charging, but it has calls and messages to handle.
Not every phone earns the same ACU. Acurast benchmarks each device on CPU, memory, and storage to set the base reward. Periodic heartbeats show it is online. When a workload gets assigned, the reward weight can increase for that period.
Base rewards do not require staking. Providers who commit resources and stake ACU can qualify for additional ones. Capacity, availability, and actual work all matter.
If the drawer phone is compatible, Core is the simpler route. Set it up once and let it run. Still checking how much the heartbeat and workload weight actually move the number once it is online.@Acurast
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
My mother's phone-repair stall survived every load-shedding evening on one old inverter. The grid office kept a paper log. One tick for every night the battery held until the lights came back.
A trader two streets over bragged about a huge battery bank, but it sat switched off most nights, saved for festival crowds. His log stayed nearly empty.
The grid office did not pay for capacity. It paid for nights online.
That is the rule @GenLayer built into Pre-Mainnet Staking seats.
Each GEN you hold online writes one Staking Point to the daily log, the same flat rate for everyone, and the earlier you switch on the longer your line. A 200 GEN bank kept on for 50 nights reads 10,000 points. A 2,000 GEN bank switched on for 4 nights reads only 8,000.
But points only rank you. To be in the running for a seat you must also prove uptime: a node holding steady on Clarke, the testnet that runs before mainnet, for thirty full days. My mother logged 400 nights before anyone noticed. Thirty is all Clarke wants.
When the mainnet snapshot lands, the office freezes the log and hands out seats by share of points.
A seat is a paid job. The Foundation seeds your first stake with its own GEN, you start mainnet as a validator, and each block you settle earns you a GEN fee. That is what the thirty nights keep you in the running for.
Chase ten seats and you need ten nodes humming at once. One seat, one machine.
My mother could not lend her logbook to a neighbor. A node is different: switch on your own machine or pay a node-as-a-service partner to watch it, and the contract stays in your name.
Night nineteen, the block goes dark, and your inverter beeps low. Do you pull it offline to swap the battery and lose two days of log, or ride it out and risk the whole thirty? Which would you choose?
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
My primary school teacher, Mr. Karim, kept a red attendance register. He had a strict rule: the annual book prize went to the student with 30 straight days of presence, not the topper who only showed up on exam day.
A wealthy merchant's son brought expensive gifts, but his register stayed mostly blank. The teacher did not care about the gifts. He only counted the daily ticks.
Attendance beats last-minute brilliance. That is the exact logic behind @GenLayer's Pre-Mainnet Staking validator seats.
Every GEN you keep online marks one attendance tick daily, granting 1 Staking Point. The rate is completely flat. 150 GEN present for 40 days reads 6,000 ticks. 1,500 GEN present for 3 days reads only 4,500.
But ticks only fill the register. To actually win the prize, you must also prove you did the homework: running a node on Clarke for 30 full days. Clarke is the practice session that runs before mainnet. Mr. Karim waited 30 days before he ever looked at a student's name.
When the mainnet snapshot arrives, the register closes and seats are assigned by share of total ticks.
A seat is essentially a paid monitorship. The Foundation funds your first uniform with GEN of its own, you begin mainnet as a validator, and every task you handle earns a GEN fee. The 30 days exist to earn exactly this.
Pursue ten seats and the school demands ten students doing the homework at once. One seat, one student.
Mr. Karim never let a substitute sign his register. A node is different: operate the server yourself or hire a managed provider to handle the uptime, and the seat stays registered to you.
The final exam is approaching. Are you building a 30-day attendance streak today, or hoping to bribe the teacher on the last day?
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
linked a wallet i hadn't used in a while...
and the starting balance showed up from the old trades.
@zerufinance credits Zaps from that history on the first connection...
and a deeper read can add more later.
opened the Account page...
and the Welcome Grant was listed next to the note about inactivity potentially cutting it.
this felt different from the usual clean slate...
part of me thinks it actually values the stuff that already happened...
but i'm not sure if a long quiet stretch wipes most of it or just slows the growth.
still checking the other wallets the same way...
does the slash for inactivity hit right away after a certain number of days...
or does it only trigger once you try to use the balance in a campaign @zerufinance?
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
seeing $INJ included in Robinhood's crypto sweepstakes is a nice bit of exposure for the ecosystem
the campaign runs until November 22, with INJ among seven selected assets
Robinhood is offering $700K in crypto prizes, including a $100K grand prize and 6,000 smaller prizes worth $100 each
what I like here is the reach, Robinhood has millions of funded customers, so this gives INJ another opportunity to get in front of people who may not have explored @Injective before
of course, visibility alone doesn't guarantee adoption, but these small opportunities to reach new audiences matter too
the more people discover what is being built on Injective, the better chance the ecosystem has of growing beyond its existing community.
🤝 Paid partnership
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
Reducing the number of clicks needed to launch a coin isn't exactly a new idea on Solana.
What @onlystreetsfun is doing differently is adding a constraint before the launch even happens.
You need to capture something through its camera first.
I'd be interested in comparing how many users open the camera versus how many actually end up launching a token.
A low conversion rate wouldn't necessarily be bad. It could mean people are being more selective about what they turn into coins.
Not every launchpad needs to maximize the number of tokens deployed.
onlystreets.fun/
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
I started with @Hypesium because its Telegram-first design addresses a familiar crypto problem: the trader discovers an opportunity in one place and has to execute somewhere else.
Meanwhile, @RebateLaunch represents the launchpad layer, where a buyer may encounter bonus tokens, holder payouts, and $REBATE-related mechanics.
What works:
- Hypesium can make the jump from message to market more direct.
- RebateLaunch gives the trade a product context beyond a token ticker.
- The two products together can reduce the number of disconnected screens.
What I would challenge:
- Fewer screens can also mean fewer moments to stop and verify.
- I have not independently tested the complete Telegram-to-Rebate transaction flow.
- A smoother interface does not remove slippage, contract, liquidity, or bridge risk.
My read:
The integration is interesting because it addresses workflow friction, not just market access. Hypesium can help a user move quickly; RebateLaunch can explain what the user is entering.
But the best version of this product should make the critical facts more visible, not less visible. Token address, pool, route, fee, expected output, bonus, and wallet action should remain clear before confirmation.
A shorter journey is useful. A clearer journey is better.
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
Got an unused Android phone? It might be time to give it a new purpose with @Acurast.
Join the Acurast Rebellion and explore how your smartphone can contribute to decentralized computing:
hub.acurast.com/rebellion?re…
That old Android phone sitting unused in your drawer could become a dedicated processor.
I've been looking into how Acurast lets people contribute mobile computing resources, and one thing I find particularly interesting is the difference between Processor Core and Lite.
Processor Core is designed for dedicated devices. You factory reset a compatible phone, keep it plugged in, and turn it into a dedicated processor without other everyday activities competing for its resources.
Lite takes a different approach. It allows you to contribute during idle periods, such as overnight charging, without wiping your device or giving up normal phone usage.
Personally, I think choosing between the two comes down to how you use your devices.
If you only have one smartphone, Lite makes more sense because you can still use your phone normally while contributing when it's idle.
But if you have an older Android lying around, Core is worth exploring. Instead of leaving that device unused, you can dedicate it to providing computing resources.
I like this approach because it gives existing hardware another purpose without requiring people to buy an entirely new device.
If you have a compatible spare Android, explore Acurast, check the device requirements, and see how you can put that unused hardware to work.
🤝 Paid partnership
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
Hot take: HIP-4 is not a perp in a costume, and i think a lot of people arguing about it haven't looked at how it actually works.
A perp can liquidate you. An outcome market can't. every contract is fully collateralized, so there's no leverage and no margin call hanging over your position. A binary market settles yes or no and that's it.
The part i like most is the book. Yes and No share one order book, so buying yes at 60c is the same order as selling no at 40c. Liquidity doesn't get split between two sides.
That's a completely different product from trading a chart with leverage, and it's the reason i've been using @Outcomexyz to make predictions on it.
If you still think it's just perps with a new label, open one market, make a prediction, and tell me what's perp about it.
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
Good Morning
Two phones on the same network can earn different amounts. That surprised me.
From what I read in the @Acurast guide, each phone gets checked on things like CPU, memory and storage. Then it has to stay online and keep reporting that it's working.
So a newer phone that keeps dropping offline might do worse than an older one that stays on all day.
I'm not going to guess numbers. I'll track what my own phone earns over a set period and share it, including the electricity cost.
𝗖𝗬𝗥𝗨𝗦 retweeted
Stacks Bitcoin staking Bond 3 is sold out at 1,005 BTC.
I went through the earlier bonds after the number dropped and the scale stood out immediately.
The first was 230 BTC, the second came in around 505, and this one jumped to 1,005 and filled completely. That is more than the first two combined.
In the coming tweets I will break down in detail, who participated, how involved they have been across the bonds, and what that means for the structure.
That includes @Bullish, @21Shares and the others that showed up for this round.
@Stacks @Bullish @21Shares $STX
