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dogwifhat started as a real photo of a dog in a pink hat. The image went viral, a Solana coin was launched around it, and WIF became one of the biggest memecoins of the cycle. Then the clones came. Other coins appeared using similar photos, the same hat concept, or slight variations of the original image. Once a meme goes viral, people can download the image, launch their own token, and pretend it is connected to the original moment. That creates a real problem: you may think you are buying the original coin, but you could end up with a clone that has no real connection to the meme and some clones are designed to take people’s money and disappear. @onlystreetsfun is trying to solve that problem. Because the photo has to be taken live inside the app, the person who captures the moment creates the original image that becomes the coin. Nobody can later download that same image and relaunch it as another original. The first capture is the permanent source. With WIF, the image was already public before the coin, so clones could copy it. On OnlyStreets, the original image and the coin are created together by the person who was there. That makes it much harder to clone the meme and much easier to know you are buying the original.

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Noticed the @onlystreetsfun campaign on Rarelist is still running. About 5 days left (ends ~17 Nov). $1,000 USDT in rewards and 1% of the token supply for the top 200. What stood out to me is the camera rule. You have to take the photo live inside the app, no uploading something you already have. The image that becomes the coin only exists if you were actually there when you took it. Most people are still launching from images that already exist on the timeline. This one forces the moment to start outside. rarelist.io/projects/onlystr…

Farmers learned not to trust the calendar alone because a crop does not mature because the date says it should. It matures after it has collected enough warmth over time. That is why they measure Growing Degree Days instead of just counting days on a schedule. That is what makes @GenLayer’s Pre-Mainnet Staking click for me. Every staked GEN earns 1 Staking Point per day. The rate stays the same for everyone. Leave 800 GEN in from THE DAY and you have 24,000 points a month later. Your unclaimed airdrop already counts as staked while it stays locked. Extra GEN you stake on the Portal works the same way and can come out anytime. But points alone do not secure a seat. You also need a node running on Clarke for at least 30 days. At the mainnet snapshot, Foundation-backed seats are shared in proportion to the points you have accumulated, but only among people who cleared that operational requirement. One clock tracks how long your GEN has been working and the other tracks whether you can actually run the node. If the season started tomorrow, would you plant early or get the field ready first?

Crypto was built to make it possible to move money without asking anyone for permission. So why does paying someone still feel like filing paperwork? You hold one coin on one blockchain, but the person you're paying needs a different coin on another blockchain. You have the money, they have a wallet, yet getting that payment through can mean swapping assets, bridging between networks, finding gas and approving multiple transactions. A simple payment suddenly involves a lot more work than it should. That's the problem @PrismPayxyz is building to solve, here’s how they’re approaching it 🧵🔻