Holy shit.. i just built an Ai that lives in the real world it has its own phone number.. and it literally calls me, we talk, and it carries out tasks for me in the real world. 🤯
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$ANSEM looks like an obvious bet here at double bottom… - Chart looks fantastic - $PUMP is ripping - And other Eco coins like BATON and FONE catching a bid too Pumpfun cabal has to step in and save this chart..
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Pumpfun collected more fees in September, but kept less of them.. fees rose to $45.6m, while Pump’s share fell from $36.1m to $33m.. creator payouts explain the gap.. they jumped from $4.7m to $12.5m so the loop i see here is pretty simple: creators earn more → more reason to launch and promote → more traders show up → more fees → more money for creators and $Pump
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$LINK hasn’t given holders much to celebrate price wise so far.. but Chainlink kept building and shipping through the bear market regardless and a lot of that progress still looks unpriced to me.. imo this coin goes soon from boring to ‘wish i bought more’ obvious bet
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I find it harder to recommend crypto to my IRL friends now.. even though the apps have become much easier to use earlier I could give them a few airdrop tasks, help them learn and potentially make something along the way.. now Pump and FOMO make getting started easy, but im still sending someone with zero experience into memes where even I struggle to find consistent winners I don’t want introducing a friend to crypto to become introducing them to a gambling habit.. and I think this is where @Pumpfun has a much bigger opportunity put more resources into deep liquidity, tighter spreads and better fills for majors and established midcaps, then make buying those as simple as buying a meme ( please @a1lon9 ) a new user shouldn’t need to understand bridges, gas and which DEX has liquidity just to buy the coin they came for CEX signup and KYC already put some people off.. while the onchain alternative still asks too much of a beginner I’d love to see Pumpfun app close that gap, maybe through liquidity partners or even a @binance collaboration if feasible ( @cz_binance ) and that would be the real W for pumpfun app.. keeping users when their interests move beyond memes, instead of losing them to another app that’s something i’d feel much more comfortable recommending to a friend or ppl around me
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You may call me crazy but I can see these coins repricing to a $5B valuation in no time $ZRO $PUMP $AAVE $ENA $LIT
Ask me for 5 high cap coins below $5B FDV that could reprice hard: and these would be my picks with reasoning: - $ENA: USDe growth has a clearer path to benefiting the token now. The approved fee-switch framework starts at $7.5B USDe supply. Getting there would turn the buyback story into something real, although that threshold still needs to be reached. - $ZRO: ATLAS could give brokers a reason to actually hold ZRO: staking improves their fee rebates. Add its planned buyback and burn mechanism, and there’s a case beyond the bridge token comparison. Zero and ATLAS still have to launch and win users. - $PUMP i don’t need to pick the meme that survives. I need people to keep launching and trading, with 50% of defined platform revenue going into buybacks and burns under the current one-year programme. More trading products give that business more ways to earn - $AAVE putting stocks onchain also creates demand to borrow against them. Seven tokenized equities already work as collateral on Aave. It’s early, but that’s an existing lending business getting a new category of assets to lend against. - $LIT : partner frontends charging integrator fees now require paid trading accounts. That’s interesting because distribution can start bringing in paying activity, with protocol trading fees funding LIT buybacks. i can see a clear case for each above $5B.. i hold them all comfy on spot..
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and now $STRK is in top gainers.. do you know why ? cuz its another one with private transfers and swaps already live.. Confidential DeFi keeps giving new gainers everyday now.. If i were to pick on of them all: $ZAMA
- $ZEC had its massive run - $NEAR followed - $NIGHT is now on the run so yeah, privacy so far is clearly winning in this cycle and i'm paying attention to. just different versions of it: - ZEC: shielded payments
- NEAR: confidential swaps and transfers + private AI
- NIGHT: privacy-focused smart contracts and apps now i'm looking at what else could catch a bid if this keeps spreading ? $ZAMA is the main one for me.. confidential payments, swaps and Morpho vaults are already live on Ethereum. i hold it, and it fits pretty naturally into what people are getting interested in. also keeping an eye on: $RAIL: RAILGUN’s token, with shielded transfers and private DeFi on EVM chains 
$ROSE: confidential apps and compute through Oasis i mean, once a few names send, CT usually starts digging through everything attached to the narrative… some more to keep a watch on:
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Ask me for 5 high cap coins below $5B FDV that could reprice hard: and these would be my picks with reasoning: - $ENA: USDe growth has a clearer path to benefiting the token now. The approved fee-switch framework starts at $7.5B USDe supply. Getting there would turn the buyback story into something real, although that threshold still needs to be reached. - $ZRO: ATLAS could give brokers a reason to actually hold ZRO: staking improves their fee rebates. Add its planned buyback and burn mechanism, and there’s a case beyond the bridge token comparison. Zero and ATLAS still have to launch and win users. - $PUMP i don’t need to pick the meme that survives. I need people to keep launching and trading, with 50% of defined platform revenue going into buybacks and burns under the current one-year programme. More trading products give that business more ways to earn - $AAVE putting stocks onchain also creates demand to borrow against them. Seven tokenized equities already work as collateral on Aave. It’s early, but that’s an existing lending business getting a new category of assets to lend against. - $LIT : partner frontends charging integrator fees now require paid trading accounts. That’s interesting because distribution can start bringing in paying activity, with protocol trading fees funding LIT buybacks. i can see a clear case for each above $5B.. i hold them all comfy on spot..
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Pumpfun account lately going brrrr..
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so you’re telling me $ZRO did 91.6% of the volume across these 6 protocols in 30 days.. while Chainlink, Wormhole, Hyperlane, Socket and Axelar shared the remaining 8.4%? and $ZRO is still roughly 75% below its all-time high? damn.
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Market has been giving so many second chances.. i honestly haven’t seen beta plays work like this since 2021 bull market missed $ZEC ? there was $NEAR, then $NIGHT now i’m watching $ZAMA missed $PUMP? there was $STONK on solana and $PONS on Robinhood missed $HYPE ? there was $LIT i mean, missing the first move hasn’t meant missing the whole trade.. there’s been time to look around, work out what else fits the narrative and find another setup.
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I think $ZAMA has a shot to pull a $ZEC type rally.. lemme share why: look with Zcash, you’re shielding ZEC itself. fully shielded transfers can hide the sender, receiver and amount. with Zama, you can wrap something like USDT into cUSDT 1:1, use it in supported confidential apps and DeFi, then unshield back into regular USDT means people can actually put those confidential balances to work. so the part that interests me is taking money people already use and giving them more ways to use it confidentially.. payments, swaps, earning through Morpho.. there’s already something to do with it.
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- $ZEC had its massive run - $NEAR followed - $NIGHT is now on the run so yeah, privacy so far is clearly winning in this cycle and i'm paying attention to. just different versions of it: - ZEC: shielded payments
- NEAR: confidential swaps and transfers + private AI
- NIGHT: privacy-focused smart contracts and apps now i'm looking at what else could catch a bid if this keeps spreading ? $ZAMA is the main one for me.. confidential payments, swaps and Morpho vaults are already live on Ethereum. i hold it, and it fits pretty naturally into what people are getting interested in. also keeping an eye on: $RAIL: RAILGUN’s token, with shielded transfers and private DeFi on EVM chains 
$ROSE: confidential apps and compute through Oasis i mean, once a few names send, CT usually starts digging through everything attached to the narrative… some more to keep a watch on:
$NEAR is getting attention for Confidential Intents.but it’s not the only project working on private payments, transfers and apps.. Here are a few more alts with similar tech: - $RAIL lets you transfer existing ERC-20 tokens privately. - $ZAMA hides balances and payment amounts, but addresses stay public. - $ALEO supports private stablecoin payments and payroll. - $NAM shields supported assets from other chains. - $NIGHT powers Midnight’s privacy-focused apps. - $COTI supports confidential token transfers. - $ROSE supports confidential apps, although ordinary ROSE transfers stay public. - $XMR makes payments private by default. - $ZEC offers privacy through shielded transactions. Any other coins you would like to suggest ?
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$LIT is coming to levels where i would like to add more to my portfolio.. Robinhood choosing Bitstamp for U.S. perps was a setback for the narrative, but its Wallet still uses Lighter. so im not writing off that relationship. From here, I want to see at least one thing happening from these 3 things that could change the picture and bring LIT as a favourite again.. - progress on the CFTC side - @vladtenev turning his support into a bigger role for Lighter - or insider unlocks getting pushed back. but anyway for now, $3.26 is the first area i would like to add first bid and then at $2.78
This $LIT dump is clearly an overreaction to the Robinhood news.. - Robinhood is bringing perps to eligible US users in its main app, reportedly through Bitstamp. - but Bitstamp already handles its EU perps. that’s been running alongside Lighter’s separate Wallet integration in supported non-US markets, so the two already coexist. - and Robinhood’s current Wallet docs still name Lighter as the exchange handling those trades. we don’t have confirmation that this deal is being removed. - as for US access, @vnovakovski has discussed pursuing CFTC approval. if it gets DCM approval, that’s a step forward. then let’s see whether Robinhood expands the deal. so yeah, if you bought expecting immediate US expansion, i get the disappointment. but that alone doesn’t mean Lighter’s existing Wallet business is gone. or Am i missing something here ?
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Some of my best connections in crypto started by simply showing up.. TOKEN2049 is my favourite, been twice and met people I probably would’ve stayed mutuals with forever on here and that’s where the edge builds, having people to swap trade ideas with, challenge your conviction and put things on your radar before CT starts talking about them Looking forward to doing it again.. If you’re in Singapore or Hosting an event then DM..
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$NIGHT is up roughly 80% since my last post.. probably because market is now seeing it as a ZEC beta with a catalyst of its own look Zcash focuses on private payments, while Midnight lets devs build privacy into applications, so things like lending and identity checks can work without exposing sensitive user data That broader use case is behind @IOHK_Charles claim that Midnight could become bigger than Zcash, and developers can now deploy contracts freely on Midnight mainnet my thinking is pretty simple, if $ZEC keeps bringing attention to privacy, NIGHT could catch the rotation from people looking for the next play in that category Private apps give it a reason to stay relevant beyond that rotation, provided people actually use them
if your privacy coins watchlist stops at $ZEC and $NEAR, i’d give $NIGHT a look too.. it’s the token behind @MidnightNtwrk a blockchain for building apps that keep sensitive information private. like imagine proving you’re over 18 without giving an app your full birth date or address. app gets proof you qualify, while the unrelated details stay private. devs could use that for identity checks, payments or lending, choosing what needs to be public and what stays hidden. and $NIGHT has a role in all this: registered holdings generate DUST, which pays transaction fees… Apps can hold NIGHT to cover those fees for their users. that’s the play here.. growing usage could give apps a reason to buy and hold NIGHT, even if users never touch the token.
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$AAVE holding this well while many alts get hit is the kind of strength I pay attention to and there’s a decent case building behind it - V4 crossed $1B in deposits with $310M in active loans reported for September - You can now borrow USDC against Coinbase tokenized stocks on Base, giving Aave another source of borrowing demand - Foundation proposal starts the process of bringing the brand and IP into a community protected entity, although the actual transfers still need further votes - What interests me is Aave expanding what people can borrow against while pushing to bring the brand and IP closer to tokenholder oversight Once the market settles i think AAVE will lead DeFi sector..
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October dates to watch if you’re a leverage trader, could cause volatility: - Oct 4: OPEC+ meeting, oil supply decisions that could shift inflation expectations - Oct 5: US ISM Services, a check on growth, employment and price pressures - Oct 7: Fed minutes, more detail on how policymakers see the next rate move - Oct 14: US CPI, the main consumer inflation release ahead of the Fed meeting - Oct 15: US PPI + retail sales, producer inflation and whether consumer spending is holding up - Oct 28: Fed decision + press conference, watching both the rate call and guidance on what comes next - Oct 29: US GDP + PCE inflation, growth and the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge landing together the day after FOMC - Oct 30: Bank of Japan decision, yen volatility could spill into carry trades, US stocks and crypto - Oct 30: US Employment Cost Index, wage pressure that could shift expectations for the Fed’s next move
Probably a good time to drop my October watchlist. so here it is: I’m watching both the catalysts coming up and how these names handle fresh supply - $AERO: Aero’s merger and expansion across seven chains is scheduled for Oct 21, one of the clearer DeFi catalysts this month - $SUI: Basecamp on Oct 7–8, with product reveals around AI agents and payments, which can make SUI more than just a L1 - $MON: Privacy infrastructure reveal on Oct 6, keeping this on the list to see what they actually unveil - $ZEC: NU7 testnet on Oct 6 and the mainnet activation decision on Oct 20, giving the privacy trade more dates to work with - $HYPE: Contributor unlock scheduled for Oct 6 - $ENA: Final investor unlock scheduled for Oct 5, interesting to see how price handles that overhang clearing, although team vesting continues - $ZRO: Oct 20 unlock, with ATLAS still targeted for later this year, so there’s both supply and launch expectations to watch - $UNI and $BCH: CME futures planned for Oct 19 pending regulatory review, a date worth tracking for positioning into the launch - $ETH: Glamsterdam’s Sepolia test targeted for Oct 6, keeping the L1 scaling roadmap in play ahead of the planned Q4 mainnet upgrade - $CC: DTCC’s tokenization rollout targets October with Canton among the networks, watching how much institutional activity follows - $FIL: Protocol Labs and Foundation vesting ends Oct 15, cutting new supply entering circulation by roughly 75%, enough to keep it on my radar - $ARB: Monthly unlock scheduled for Oct 16, interested in whether buyers absorb the supply and price holds up afterwards Also carrying these into October, with ongoing developments rather than a fixed launch date this month - $NEAR: First full month of Bitwise ETF flows after the September launch, alongside Intents adoption, watching whether demand keeps following through - $AAVE: V4 passed $1B in deposits and expanded to Base and Arc, so it stays on my list for a DeFi rotation - $INJ: CypherOS is targeting Q4, another privacy development to watch, with an exact launch date still pending - $PENDLE: Teasing PT/YT markets for assets without yield, curious about the mechanics and which assets it could open up next
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Probably a good time to drop my October watchlist. so here it is: I’m watching both the catalysts coming up and how these names handle fresh supply - $AERO: Aero’s merger and expansion across seven chains is scheduled for Oct 21, one of the clearer DeFi catalysts this month - $SUI: Basecamp on Oct 7–8, with product reveals around AI agents and payments, which can make SUI more than just a L1 - $MON: Privacy infrastructure reveal on Oct 6, keeping this on the list to see what they actually unveil - $ZEC: NU7 testnet on Oct 6 and the mainnet activation decision on Oct 20, giving the privacy trade more dates to work with - $HYPE: Contributor unlock scheduled for Oct 6 - $ENA: Final investor unlock scheduled for Oct 5, interesting to see how price handles that overhang clearing, although team vesting continues - $ZRO: Oct 20 unlock, with ATLAS still targeted for later this year, so there’s both supply and launch expectations to watch - $UNI and $BCH: CME futures planned for Oct 19 pending regulatory review, a date worth tracking for positioning into the launch - $ETH: Glamsterdam’s Sepolia test targeted for Oct 6, keeping the L1 scaling roadmap in play ahead of the planned Q4 mainnet upgrade - $CC: DTCC’s tokenization rollout targets October with Canton among the networks, watching how much institutional activity follows - $FIL: Protocol Labs and Foundation vesting ends Oct 15, cutting new supply entering circulation by roughly 75%, enough to keep it on my radar - $ARB: Monthly unlock scheduled for Oct 16, interested in whether buyers absorb the supply and price holds up afterwards Also carrying these into October, with ongoing developments rather than a fixed launch date this month - $NEAR: First full month of Bitwise ETF flows after the September launch, alongside Intents adoption, watching whether demand keeps following through - $AAVE: V4 passed $1B in deposits and expanded to Base and Arc, so it stays on my list for a DeFi rotation - $INJ: CypherOS is targeting Q4, another privacy development to watch, with an exact launch date still pending - $PENDLE: Teasing PT/YT markets for assets without yield, curious about the mechanics and which assets it could open up next
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