The Undeads economy flips gaming on its head — NFTs, trading, and blockchain mean every weapon, land, and resource is real, ownable, and tradable. Not just a game, but a living ecosystem for players, collectors, and investors. 🧟‍️

Nothing beats that 1% health clutch win after almost getting wrecked by zombies — Undeads always delivers those unforgettable moments 🧟‍

This looks like the perfect mix of gaming and crypto, can’t wait to try it out inside Telegram

September’s red history isn’t a curse, it’s liquidity hunting season. 🩸 The $100K retest could be the cleanest asymmetric entry of the year if you’ve got patience + dry powder.

September’s red history isn’t a curse, it’s liquidity hunting season. 🩸 The $100K retest could be the cleanest asymmetric entry of the year if you’ve got patience + dry powder.

The difference-maker is REVENUE. If a protocol funds buybacks with real fees (like Sky or Pump.fun), it’s sustainable. If it’s just treasury drain or hype, you’re basically watching exit liquidity. Numbers > narratives.

Well put — token buybacks are basically the “sugar high” of crypto. Feels good short-term, but without strong fundamentals, it fades fast. Projects need sustainable revenue, not just PR pumps.

This hits hard. People still treat CEXs like savings accounts, forgetting they can vanish overnight. FTX should’ve been the final wake-up call. Hardware wallets >>> trust.

Just watched it — the way you explained momentum shifts with simple chart reading is gold. Easy to understand, but powerful if applied consistently. Thanks for sharing this, bro!

That 14-year downtrend break is no joke — this is the kind of setup you only see once or twice in a generation. Silver is setting up to massively outperform gold in % terms, especially with the supply squeeze + industrial demand narrative.

This is how Web3 gaming should be done — hide the complexity, let players just enjoy the game, and still give real digital ownership to those who care. Pudgy Party could be the first project to actually bridge crypto + mainstream gaming.

This migration to Immutable feels like a real upgrade — mobile-first + capped NGIT supply could finally give Sheepfarm some sustainable tokenomics. Scarcity + accessibility = stronger long-term ecosystem. Excited to see how the beta plays out.

Whales dumping billions always looks scary in the moment, but history shows these are the exact phases where smart money stacks up. Supply gets transferred from weak hands to strong hands, and once the selling cliff ends, BTC usually rips harder than anyone expects. $150K feels inevitable once these guys are done.

This is the perfect reminder that fundamentals never die. Everyone is chasing AI and Python, but Excel is still the common ground across industries. It’s the first step in data literacy — and honestly, mastering it can often be more valuable than half-baked Python scripts.

Every September feels like a stress test for Bitcoin holders. The ETF outflows + low liquidity + macro noise make it the perfect month for shakeouts. Personally, I’m eyeing the $100K zone as a gift. If we wick down to $94K, even better — that’s where strong hands load while retail panics. September pain often sets up October rallies.

If Bailey is right and only two whales are suppressing BTC’s price, that’s actually bullish long-term. Once distribution is done, supply concentration weakens and market structure becomes healthier. It’s painful now, but history shows whale rotations usually mark the beginning of the next leg higher.

It’s crazy that one social engineering attack accounted for over half of all losses in August. No matter how strong protocols get, the human layer remains the weakest link. We can’t just focus on DeFi code audits — education and operational security for individuals and corporations are just as important.

This is a textbook case of how new features like EIP-7702 can become double-edged swords. The upgrade was meant to improve UX, but hackers are always first to weaponize anything new. Until wallet providers add stronger safeguards, the safest play is sticking to cold wallets and avoiding any unknown contract approvals.

This setup feels like classic September seasonality in play. Every cycle we get that “flush scare” before the next leg higher. Personally stacking bids in the $100K–$94K range — CME gaps have a way of getting filled, and I’d rather be patient than chase weak rallies.

Wild that after 40 years, Excel still beats Python, SQL, and even AI in job demand. Goes to show: hype skills come and go, but universal tools that everyone in business understands remain king.