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how to get ready for elysium mainnet let's make money on day 1 the play: fund wallets tonight > bridge > read the buy fee > take profit early > first steps - make a fresh burner wallet just for elysium, never your main - get hype on hyperevm, it's your gas and your trading pair - keep some hype on hyperevm, don't bridge your whole balance - use wallets like zerion, elysium positions show there from day 1 > bridge - mayan is live for cross chain on day 1 - velvet capital bridges from hyperevm, solana and others - the elysium site bridge is still labeled testnet, so wait for official mainnet route - keep atleast 0.1 hype for gas > free money already announced - kalosfun season 1: 50% of revenue goes to users weekly by activity, moving to 90% when kalos launches - kalos referrals earn 10% of the fees your referrals generate, weekly - corepad: 6% of core goes to anyone who launches or trades in the first 30 days of mainnet, claims open on day 30 > day 1 trading routine - first hour: watch new pairs on coingecko, elysium is indexed from launch - trade on boxa, the pad that's already live, while uniswap v4 and nestexchange come in - route swaps through okutrade - on montraxyz launches, check the live buy fee first: anti-snipe can start at 99% and drop over up to 30 min - sell 50% at 2x, let the rest ride > for builders - montraxyz pays 25% of its protocol fee on tokens launched through your bot or site, weekly in hype for 90 days - register your builder code before the launches you want credited > what not to do - don't ape a ticker without matching the contract on the official profile, there are already dozens of fake boxa - don't be the first buyer on a montra pool without reading the fee, you can pay up to 99% - don't sign mint links from dms or replies - don't wash volume for corepad or kalos points, there's no fixed reward per trade > the catch - the canonical rollup withdrawal takes ~6 days, so don't park money you need this week - points and guaranteed wl for nfts aren't profits on day 1: kalos pays weekly, corepad claims on day 30 - nfa, most day 1 coins go to zero be early, look at the fee, take profit faster bookmark this, dyor & book profits on mainnet

how to run a flop devnet node over 4.4b flop tokens allocated for the airdrop the play: pick a role > prove it on devnet > be live on testnet day 1 > first steps - go to: docs.flop.network/docs/offic… - bookmark the only official links - go to: faucet.flop.network - get devnet flop - go to: explorer.devnet.flop.network - check that your node shows up later - install the sdk: npm i @flop-labs/sdk > route 1: agent (cheapest) - go to: explorer.devnet.flop.network… - start with the read only prompt, then one small inference request until it shows settled - go to: api.flop.network/v1/models - see which models you can call - learn how sessions open and settle now, so on testnet you're buying real compute from day 1 > route 2: gpu miner - you need a 16gb+ vram gpu, rented is fine - check the rental allows docker inside it before you pay - one builder runs devnet on a rented rtx 5060 ti from ~$0.20/hr - go to: docs.flop.network/docs/run-m… - prepare the node > get sponsored > calibrate - verify registration and calibration, public paid sessions aren't open yet > route 3: validator - 8 cores, 32gb ram, 4tb nvme, docker, node 24, pnpm - no gpu needed - go to: docs.flop.network/docs/run-v… - current devnet is admin assisted: ask for an intro in public issue #10 on github.com/flop-labs - testnet validator stake is sponsored, nothing to buy > what testnet will score - validators: uptime, block production, accuracy, latency and geographic spread over ~90 days - forced upgrades with short deadlines, missing one hurts your rank - miners: verified compute only, more compute = bigger share - flop says earlier testnet participation = bigger share of the low supply months > what not to do - don't buy any "flop" token, there is no token yet, anything trading is a scam - don't join a flop discord or telegram, there isn't one - don't sign up for a 12 month gpu lease for devnet, it earns nothing - don't farm job counts, they carry no weight - don't just stop docker when you're done, terminate the gpu instance or billing keeps running > the catch - devnet earns $0 and nothing carries over, testnet starts from zero - testnet date is still not announced - validator grants stay locked until the first halving, roughly 2 years out - miner grants unlock 25% at genesis, the rest as you earn on mainnet - all allocation rules are proposed, recheck when testnet launches - mainnet and tge are targeted for q1 2027 > the proposed airdrop pool - 1.2b flop to miners, scored on verified compute served - 1.2m flop each to the top 1,000 testnet validators - agents get their own pool, earned by buying compute - job count, active days and wallet balance carry no weight for miners, only verified compute set up on devnet now, earn on testnet. the people who show up on day 1 get the low supply months. follow me, i'll post the moment testnet goes live, devnet is just trials, don't waste big money we will go hard hard on testnet bookmark this before testnet opens

how to get web3 jobs web3 jobs do not care about your degree, your experience and skills matter the most the play: pick 1 role > build public proof > make friends > get seen by the people hiring > what people think vs the reality - "you need to code" > content, community, support, research and design are real roles too - "just apply on job boards" > apply, but founders also notice people whose replies they already know - "a resume is enough" > your x profile and pinned post are part of your resume now - "post gm every day and you'll get noticed" > nobody hires the gm guy, they hire the person who explained their product better than they did - "big projects pay best" > small teams often hire faster and let you do more > the roles that actually hire • content writer - writes posts, articles, docs and announcements - skills: explain a protocol in plain words, hooks, editing, separating live features from roadmap - proof: 3 pieces on one live protocol (a tutorial, an announcement, a "who should use it" comparison) • ghostwriter - writes as a founder on their personal x - skills: copying someone's voice, interviewing, hooks, staying confidential - proof: turn a public founder interview into 3 posts, labeled as practice samples • community manager - runs dc and tg, handles faqs, mods, spaces - skills: patience, fast replies, spotting impersonators, escalating real bugs - proof: a sample faq + an escalation guide for a failed transaction • support / technical support - figures out if a problem is the wallet, the network, the bridge or the app - skills: reading block explorers, approvals, gas, stuck transactions, clear bug reports - proof: 3 troubleshooting guides (stuck approval, failed swap, delayed bridge) • kol / bd manager - finds kols, partners and listings, then closes deals - skills: cold dms, negotiating, tracking deals in a sheet, knowing who's real and who's botted - proof: a list of 20 real partners for a project, with why each one fits • researcher / analyst - writes project deep dives, token breakdowns, airdrop guides - skills: reading docs, unlocks and emissions, dune basics, spotting red flags - proof: compare 3 protocols with sources and what you couldn't verify • designer / video editor - banners, explainers, short clips - skills: figma or canva, capcut, fast turnaround, working from a brief - proof: a product explainer carousel using the real interface > first steps - pick one role, not five - fix your x bio: role + niche, e.g. "web3 content writer | defi + ai agents" - pin your best piece of work - follow 30 founders and teams in the niche you want > steps - every day: 10 replies on founders' posts that add a number, a step or a catch - every week: post 1 piece of proof - after 2 weeks: apply with a short sample made for that team, not just a resume - go to: web3[.]career and cryptojobslist[.]com for listings > what not to do - don't dm "gm sir any job?", send work instead - don't pay anyone a "deposit" or "training fee" to unlock a job - don't run repos or extensions a "recruiter" sends on the machine holding your wallets - don't do weeks of unpaid work for "tokens later", ambassador roles aren't always paid jobs > the catch - a lot of web3 pay comes in tokens, ask for vesting terms and a stable cash part - agree scope, pay dates and revisions in writing before you start - it's slow at first, most people quit before week 3 one role, real proof, in front of the people hiring. that's the whole game you need to make friends in the journey, you need good connection to get most of the the jobs bookmark this before you send your next "gm sir any job" dm

how to make money doing arbitrage there's a ~5% price gap between lighter & variational the play: compare prices > match exposure > check costs > track the gap > how it works - long the cheaper openai perp - short the more expensive one - close both if the gap narrows enough to cover your costs you're trading the difference between two prices, not simply predicting openai goes up > first step - check the actual buy quote on variational - check the actual sell quote on lighter - use your intended order size, not the price on a chart - compare the contract specs before treating them as the same exposure > size both sides properly - match the underlying exposure after checking contract multipliers - equal deposits don't automatically mean an equal hedge - keep margin available on both venues - profit on one venue can't automatically save a liquidation on the other > the catch most people skip - these are derivatives, not openai shares - variational derives its pre ipo index from external venues - lighter uses internal pricing before ipo - variational says its contract transitions after ipo; lighter says its pre ipo market settles and delists same ticker. different pricing and settlement rules. nothing guarantees the gap closes on your schedule > check the actual costs - funding on both legs - entry and exit spreads - trading fees and slippage - moving collateral between venues variational's published pre ipo funding is fixed at 0.005% every 8 hours. don't assume both legs cancel each other's funding > what not to do - don't call the displayed gap your profit - don't add leverage just because you've opened a hedge - don't count points as cash or a confirmed airdrop - don't deposit before checking both venues' country restrictions less exposure to market direction doesn't mean less exposure to every other risk bookmark this & dyor, i can make detailed guide on farming funding fees, just comment

how to make good posts on x this guide is tailored to the new algo update the play: clear hook > useful body > real proof > cut the filler > what changed - like: 0.66 > 0.708 - time spent: 0.006 > 0.0075 - share: 2 > 2.118 - opening a post: 0.3 > 0.274 - reading time after opening: 0.4 > 0.385 - opening a video: 0.02 > 0 - "not interested": -52.272 > -53.07 > what those numbers actually mean - x predicts what each viewer might do, then applies these weights - they aren't points you collect for every like or reply - a higher reading time weight doesn't mean your next post gets 25% more reach > how i'd use this - line 1: say exactly what the reader gets - line 2: show the result, screenshot or fact that backs it up - after "show more": deliver the steps you promised - remove the intro that repeats the hook in 4 different ways - show the catch before someone wastes their time or money > for video - show what the video is about immediately - cut the logo intro and "wait till the end" - video open weight hitting 0 doesn't mean videos get 0 reach. it's one signal, not the whole ranking system > for replies - add a missing step, a number or a useful counterpoint - "huge", "this changes everything" and a rewritten version of the post add nothing - write something the author can actually respond to > the catch - these point informations are from github - experiments with different formats - none of this guarantees views - a bad topic doesn't become useful because you formatted it correctly > what not to do - don't stretch 3 useful lines into 30 to farm reading time - don't ask people to like your post because the like weight increased (e4e groups) - don't turn every trending topic into your niche - don't read one weight and invent a growth hack around it a hook gets someone to open the post. the rest needs to justify it bookmark this, rewrite your whole strategy & print views

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how to increase your x payouts you can also use this to get eligible for x payout, shared some tips > what actually pays - qualified impressions on your original posts only - viewer must be premium (basic / premium / premium+ / business) - must be seen in home timeline - at least 50% of the post on screen - first time that account saw it - everything else = $0 > what doesn’t count - free users - repeats from same account - search / profile / replies - copies, aggregates, reuploads, clips - community noted posts - engagement bait (“like and rt”) - posts about monetization itself > the real rates (x publishes none) - $0.40 - $1.50 per 1k verified impressions is common - real creators posting $1.05 - $1.23 - effective on total impressions: $1 - $12 per million for most - us + premium dense niches (web three/ ai / finance) go higher > to make ~$1k / month from x - need roughly 800k - 2.5m+ qualified impressions per month depending on your rate and audience quality - at ~$1 per 1k verified > ~1m qualified impressions/month > what actually moves the number - share your take, your data, your chart - post in premium density niches (web three/ ai / finance) - random high impression on other niches won't pay much - early engagement from premium accounts gets you into home timelines - reply under your own post in the first hour - content people copy link share or quote ranks highest - create more contents on premium heavy niche > path from 0 to 4 figs - stage 1: sharp original posts daily + value replies under bigger accounts until you hit 500 verified followers + 500k verified ht impressions - stage 2: pure original volume. learn which formats get premium eyes - stage 3: posts regularly clearing 100k - 500k+ with decent premium share. one strong article / long post a week that gets quoted in the niche > what kills payouts - aggregation without original value - engagement farming - community notes - spammy reply patterns track verified home timeline impressions in creator studio. nothing else matters this is what helped me, i personally made ~$3100 from x this month bookmark this. the people who treat originality and premium users as the product are the ones actually clearing 4 figures