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Akiii.ip🆂🍊 Bluebird🕊️
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Crypto，Web3，Aigc 爱好者。21年自由，后来合约爆仓亏完。24年曾经差点成为打狗博主，一个月错过4辆A9。现在每天分享一些自己的角度，继续向自由之路迈进。 丨@TheoriqAI 中文区大使丨@StoryProtocol OG |
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Akiii.ip🆂🍊 Bluebird🕊️
05-24
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I just saw that TownSquare (@TownSquarexyz) plans to deploy $100 million worth of USD1 across Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Monad. For a project that hasn't even launched its own token yet, this is a significant investment and definitely worth paying attention to. // TownSquare is building a yield channel around USD1, connecting institutions, retail, and AI. It transforms stablecoins from mere "anchoring tools" into assets that can be repeatedly used and continuously generate interest. It's like turning a demand deposit into a smart account with automatic wealth management. The $100 million isn't just about creating liquidity; it's about building a closed loop. The project has received investments from Monad, a16z, Aptos, and Solana Bonk, and the team has strong backgrounds from Coinbase and Meta. Recently, they partnered with WLFI to bring USD1 to Monad and received incentives from the foundation. Here are the products: Yield Vault (6-10% annualized), Lending Vault, Revolving Vault, and Cross-Chain Marketplace. The most imaginative aspect: the AI Agent yield layer. TownSquare provides a plug-and-play yield layer for its AI Agents, allowing them to automatically hold, leverage, and rebalance across chains. Aster and WorldClawAI are already using it. This is like equipping AI with an "automatic financial management brain," automatically optimizing strategies based on on-chain data. Wow, this direction definitely has potential. Overall, the approach is pragmatic. Stablecoins can't just be "stable," they need to be "active." I'm also planning to put some money in the vault to test the waters once it's open—exciting, isn't it? / Author: Akiii | A web3 blogger who loves life <Don't blame me if you make money. Don't thank me if you lose money, just dYOR!> twitter.com/Guomin184935/statu...
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Akiii.ip🆂🍊 Bluebird🕊️
05-11
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Arc's @arc tutorial, which raised $220 million, is here, with 60% going to the ecosystem! Guys, let's get started! For regular users, I suggest first joining the Arc community/Discord to receive test tokens, experience the transfer and block explorer features, and then follow up on subsequent quests, demos, or ecosystem apps. 1⃣ Developers can directly access Arc Docs: docs.arc.network Connecting to Arc Testnet RPC, deploying contracts, testing USDC gas, sending stablecoins, running bridge in/out and App Kit, and most of the official common tasks are listed. 2⃣ Test tokens can be claimed at Circle Faucet: faucet.circle.com Currently, Arc Testnet is supported, and testnet USDC/EURC can be claimed to test transfers, contracts, and application fund flows. 3⃣ If you are a team, you can also apply for Circle Developer Grants: circle.com/grant The focus is on supporting AI Agent payments, stablecoin FX, P2P payments, treasury management, prediction markets, and lending. / But let's make the key points clear: Testnet interaction ≠ Airdrop promise. Circle hasn't officially promised an Arc airdrop yet, but don't miss out. That's how it is in the crypto: better to make a mistake than to miss out. twitter.com/Guomin184935/statu...
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Akiii.ip🆂🍊 Bluebird🕊️
05-11
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Seeing Professor Suo's post (@hellosuoha), I really miss that barbaric era. The project was rough around the edges back then, but the opportunity was real. Two E's went in, and 600 came out in three days; then I used it to work on @AstarNetwork, staking it for 1000 days, and in the end, the E's multiplied many times, and the airdrop returns were even more than the principal. I received 110,000 UNI tokens from an airdrop back then, and I still have 20,000 left. A good project is a good project; it survives several bull and bear markets, and after several rounds of market crashes, it can still stand on the table in the end. The world of martial arts has changed. The crypto is becoming increasingly capitalized. With layers of RWA, compliance, and institutional narratives piling up, there are fewer and fewer things for ordinary people to participate in, and the chances of actually making a profit are becoming increasingly slim. Every time I open X, it's either reposted videos or AI-generated fluff; it's either agent tutorials or scripts for achieving financial freedom. It looks exciting, but very few of them can actually make a profit. To earn that meager salary from Jack Ma, turning yourself into a content assembly line worker, bowing down to algorithms every day, is far less worthwhile than going back to Web2 and peacefully working as a screwdriver. The hardest thing in the crypto is never whether you dare to take the plunge. Instead, the dishes on the table become more and more exquisite, but the number of chopsticks decreases. Can you still tell who is really setting up a trap and who is just holding a plate and inviting you home for dinner?
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05-10
Same old song and dance, all for the sake of making money Lately, all sorts of things on various chains have popped up, with one new buzzword after another piling on, but when you get right down to it, you can still spot it—they're all just "repackaged remedies" at the end of
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Akiii.ip🆂🍊 Bluebird🕊️
05-09
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I'm not surprised at all to see even top-tier Chinese KOLs like @hebi555 complaining about Polymarket's terrible customer service these past few days. To be honest, I've seen KOLs from both China and abroad complaining about their services more than once recently. I also participate in prediction markets myself. I've participated in both @Polymarket and @predictdotfun. The former is indeed an established player and currently has the largest market share. But the bigger the institution, the more likely it is to become blinded by its own influence. Users are shouting themselves hoarse, while it sits high above, like an old magistrate in a government office, hearing everything but pretending not to hear. On the contrary, @predictdotfun surprised me a bit. A while ago, I had a problem registering and my account couldn't trade. I went to the official Discord platform that night to report it, thinking it would be another dead end. Unexpectedly, the next day, founder @dingalingts personally helped me resolve the issue and even followed me on social media. It wasn't a big deal, but it showed his support. When a project is still progressing, being willing to listen to users and personally address problems is what it means to get things done. In the business world, whoever seizes the initiative first isn't always king. Polymarket is powerful now, but if its service continues with this bureaucratic attitude, it will eventually exhaust its customer base. @hebi555, bro, don't put up with this. Come to @predictdotfun. At least here they speak human language: Every issue receives a response, and every matter is resolved. twitter.com/Guomin184935/statu...
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