Find Satoshi Lab continually strive to add utility to $STEPN $GMT,
@mooarofficial
is just the first step.
They build a super platform for all basic services.
You can claim 1 month free membership on their site. Check it out :)
Launch Day! Get
#MOOAR
! 🧡
Find Satoshi Lab (
@FSLWeb3
), the company behind STEPN, is thrilled to announce the launch of MOOAR NFT marketplace & launchpad.
This milestone is one of many on our roadmap to become a one-stop platform for the Web3 Community. ⬇🧵 [1/10]
#MOOARS2
just launched, Season 1 has got over 5.3 million GMT locked for voting. Voting will last 5 days, top 5 leaderboard will update every hour.
Voting guide below.
(i'm an investor in Stepn)
#MOOAR
Launchpad Voting Guide 🐱
We are delighted to announce that
#MOOARS2
Launchpad participants are finalised and voting is now LIVE!
Here’s a thread on how to vote for your favourite projects 🧵🪡 [1/11]
This might be one of the biggest projects out there in 2021, DONT BET AGAINST
@cyrii_MM
.
I would personally not bet against 5D chess gigabrain.
Stacked loads of $Cope, and will not sell before 2023.
Thanks to
@MoChains
for the heads up :P
I was thinking about it for a while but never had the time for it. but here we are today. the boys and I are going to send out a weekly magazine, a recap and our insight about the market, first version should be out today, it's free of course, I hope you like it.
"The best edge comes from trading against an emotional crowd and or people forced to take action creating huge inefficiencies" - Cc
@SalsaTekila
idk where this is quoted from.
@ObservingCosmos
@LayahHeilpern
Ethereum has the potential to become deflationary:
If more is burned on base fee than is generated in mining rewards then ETH will be deflationary and if more is generated in mining rewards than is burned then ETH will be inflationary.
Thats why we need EIP-1559
As of December 31, 2022, Silicon Valley Bank had approximately $209.0 billion in total assets and about $175.4 billion in total deposits: FDIC
Of these $151.5BN are uninsured
gg
🫡
Silicon Valley Bank, Santa Clara, California, was closed today by the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation, which appointed the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) as receiver.