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I'm developing a personal project focused on crypto asset analysis, combining market data, economic context, and public information to help with market understanding, not to promise results.
The idea emerged after several months studying crypto, volatility, patterns, and risks. Instead of looking only at charts, I started thinking:
how can I organize data, news, and context, possible scenarios, and so on, to better understand each asset?
Right now, I'm building the foundation of the system (backend, data ingestion, organization) before even thinking about a nice interface or 'predictions'.
I'd love to hear from the community:
๐ What weighs most for you in analyzing a crypto asset?
๐ Technical data, news, macro scenario, or market sentiment?
I'm here more to learn and exchange ideas
#btc #devcripto #dev
The idea emerged after several months studying crypto, volatility, patterns, and risks. Instead of looking only at charts, I started thinking:
how can I organize data, news, and context, possible scenarios, and so on, to better understand each asset?
Right now, I'm building the foundation of the system (backend, data ingestion, organization) before even thinking about a nice interface or 'predictions'.
I'd love to hear from the community:
๐ What weighs most for you in analyzing a crypto asset?
๐ Technical data, news, macro scenario, or market sentiment?
I'm here more to learn and exchange ideas
#btc #devcripto #dev
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#Bitcoin $BTC When examining the periods that repeat every four years and considering the cycle and scope of Bitcoin, an interesting phenomenon is observed in the month of May: a notable increase.
However, this growth is usually followed by a significant drop shortly after. It is in the months of June and July where many investors take the opportunity to acquire favorable positions in altcoins, anticipating the fall. The real rally occurs in late July and early August, kicking off a bull run.
When analyzing the graph for the year 2021, it is clear that time is a fundamental factor in this process. Patience becomes an essential virtue to obtain the best results in this volatile market full of opportunities. Don't underestimate the power of timing!
#Bitcoin #CryptoWatchMay2024 #Ethereum #dev
However, this growth is usually followed by a significant drop shortly after. It is in the months of June and July where many investors take the opportunity to acquire favorable positions in altcoins, anticipating the fall. The real rally occurs in late July and early August, kicking off a bull run.
When analyzing the graph for the year 2021, it is clear that time is a fundamental factor in this process. Patience becomes an essential virtue to obtain the best results in this volatile market full of opportunities. Don't underestimate the power of timing!
#Bitcoin #CryptoWatchMay2024 #Ethereum #dev
๐ฅ ๐๐ข๐ญ๐๐จ๐ข๐ง ๐๐จ๐ซ๐ ๐๐๐ฏ๐ฌ ๐๐ญ๐๐ญ๐๐ฆ๐๐ง๐ญ ๐๐ฉ๐๐ซ๐ค๐ฌ ๐
๐ข๐๐ซ๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ญ๐ ๐๐ง ๐๐๐ญ๐ฐ๐จ๐ซ๐ค ๐๐ฌ๐๐ ๐
๐๏ธ A new joint statement from Bitcoin Core developers is causing division in the community over non-monetary use of the Bitcoin blockchain.
๐ What the Devs Said
The core team urged a hands-off approach to how Bitcoin is used:
โBitcoin can and will be used for use cases not everyone agrees on.โ
๐น Devs emphasized:
โข Bitcoin is censorship-resistant
โข Users are free to run any software
โข Core devs donโt control the network
โข The system should relay whatโs likely to be mined
But not everyone agreesโฆ
โ๏ธ Community Split in Two
๐ฅ Criticism
๐ค Samson Mow (JAN3 CEO):
โFeels like a NYA from Core devsโฆ They're enabling spam while pretending otherwise.โ
๐น Mow cited the May 8 update, which removed the 80-byte OP_RETURN limit, as a gateway for data-heavy inscriptions.
๐ค Luke Dashjr (Bitcoin Core Dev):
โExpecting spam to be mined is defeatism. Helping spam propagate is harmful.โ
๐ฉ Support
๐ค Jameson Lopp (Casa):
โTheyโre not forcing anyone to run anything. Now that they speak as a group, people complain again.โ
๐ Whatโs This Really About?
โ๏ธ This is part of the ongoing debate on:
๐ฆ Ordinals & inscriptions (non-financial Bitcoin data)
๐ซ Spam vs. freedom
๐ Censorship-resistance vs. network health
Some see openness as Bitcoinโs strength. Others see a slippery slope toward blockchain bloat.
๐ Final Take
The devs want to protect Bitcoinโs neutrality.
But critics fear too much freedom could be used against the network.
โก๏ธ Is Bitcoin just money, or can it be more?
The answer may shape its future.
#BTC #dev #network
$BTC
$XRP
$BNB
๐๏ธ A new joint statement from Bitcoin Core developers is causing division in the community over non-monetary use of the Bitcoin blockchain.
๐ What the Devs Said
The core team urged a hands-off approach to how Bitcoin is used:
โBitcoin can and will be used for use cases not everyone agrees on.โ
๐น Devs emphasized:
โข Bitcoin is censorship-resistant
โข Users are free to run any software
โข Core devs donโt control the network
โข The system should relay whatโs likely to be mined
But not everyone agreesโฆ
โ๏ธ Community Split in Two
๐ฅ Criticism
๐ค Samson Mow (JAN3 CEO):
โFeels like a NYA from Core devsโฆ They're enabling spam while pretending otherwise.โ
๐น Mow cited the May 8 update, which removed the 80-byte OP_RETURN limit, as a gateway for data-heavy inscriptions.
๐ค Luke Dashjr (Bitcoin Core Dev):
โExpecting spam to be mined is defeatism. Helping spam propagate is harmful.โ
๐ฉ Support
๐ค Jameson Lopp (Casa):
โTheyโre not forcing anyone to run anything. Now that they speak as a group, people complain again.โ
๐ Whatโs This Really About?
โ๏ธ This is part of the ongoing debate on:
๐ฆ Ordinals & inscriptions (non-financial Bitcoin data)
๐ซ Spam vs. freedom
๐ Censorship-resistance vs. network health
Some see openness as Bitcoinโs strength. Others see a slippery slope toward blockchain bloat.
๐ Final Take
The devs want to protect Bitcoinโs neutrality.
But critics fear too much freedom could be used against the network.
โก๏ธ Is Bitcoin just money, or can it be more?
The answer may shape its future.
#BTC #dev #network
$BTC
$XRP
$BNB
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ใBitter Contract Developerใ
๐นLiving: In a rundown place within walking distance to the company or sleeping at the company
๐นOccupation: Full-stack contract developer for some unknown DeFi or GameFi project
๐นAttire: Free cultural shirt from a hackathon
๐ธThis requirement can't be fulfilled, the on-chain gas fees are too high.
๐ธDon't rush, the contract is under auditโฆโฆ
๐ธThe hack last night wasn't my fault; it was an oracle issue.
๐ธI don't produce wealth, I am just a porter of code.
๐ธEvery day I only send one message in the group: Code is Law.
#Crypto #web3ๅ ผ่ #Dev
๐นLiving: In a rundown place within walking distance to the company or sleeping at the company
๐นOccupation: Full-stack contract developer for some unknown DeFi or GameFi project
๐นAttire: Free cultural shirt from a hackathon
๐ธThis requirement can't be fulfilled, the on-chain gas fees are too high.
๐ธDon't rush, the contract is under auditโฆโฆ
๐ธThe hack last night wasn't my fault; it was an oracle issue.
๐ธI don't produce wealth, I am just a porter of code.
๐ธEvery day I only send one message in the group: Code is Law.
#Crypto #web3ๅ ผ่ #Dev
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I read on several occasions, comments in active communities, that 2024 is the year where DeFi video games will have a second breath, however, as involved directly in the development of #vueltarapida (I am the CEO) and indirectly with other projects (pagami.space, pagani wallet), I faithfully believe that the right moment for a project is when you are disciplined, transparent and responsible, when you have an active #comunidad , when you win a #confianza with small and medium#investorsthat supports your ideas, That is the true #auge that everything #dev wants to achieve, that#fomothat drives you to continue developing ideas, regardless of the date of the year or season of the year.
www.vueltarapida.net
#Tokenomics#Tokendsp#blockchain#developer
www.vueltarapida.net
#Tokenomics#Tokendsp#blockchain#developer
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#DEV came to develop on BSC, Bob did his job. Now he is an official developer of BSC.
#DEVbsc
#DEVbsc
๐ Build people โ and theyโll build your business.
Itโs not about tech or the product first.
Itโs about people. Always.
As a founder and dev, you need to act like this:
๐ Listen to your users
๐ Build trust
๐ Create culture
At #SAVER we build crypto with people at the center.
The token is the tool โ the community is the power.
#dev #bnb #Leadership
Itโs not about tech or the product first.
Itโs about people. Always.
As a founder and dev, you need to act like this:
๐ Listen to your users
๐ Build trust
๐ Create culture
At #SAVER we build crypto with people at the center.
The token is the tool โ the community is the power.
#dev #bnb #Leadership
๐
Top Solana Treasury Holders๐ฏ
๐Sharps Technology leads with 2.14M =
$SOL , followed by #Defi #Dev Corp (2.028M) and #Upexi (2M)
๐In total, 13 tracked entities now hold 8.887M SOL ($1.81B) - that's 1.55% of total supply
๐ฅThis reserve is still in its early growth phase and set to expand rapidly
๐Sharps Technology leads with 2.14M =
$SOL , followed by #Defi #Dev Corp (2.028M) and #Upexi (2M)
๐In total, 13 tracked entities now hold 8.887M SOL ($1.81B) - that's 1.55% of total supply
๐ฅThis reserve is still in its early growth phase and set to expand rapidly
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โด๏ธ #ะบัะธะฟัะพ #dev #AI #bigdata
TOP projects in the field of AI and Big Data based on the current activity of developers โ according to Santiment.
$ICP $NEAR $FIL
TOP projects in the field of AI and Big Data based on the current activity of developers โ according to Santiment.
$ICP $NEAR $FIL
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๐ข Crypto โExpertsโ in 2025: The Code or the Microphone?
๐ Nowadays, everyone is a โWeb3 Expertโโฆ
๐ทโโ๏ธ On one side:
The builders:
๐จโ๐ป Coding at 3 in the morning,
๐ Reviewing contracts,
๐ง Adjusting tokenomics and trying to prevent your USDT from turning to dust.
๐ค On the other side:
The โexpertsโ:
๐ธ Making threads about the new hype,
๐๏ธ Giving talks on decentralization with centralized sponsorship,
๐ Saying โgmโ as if that were technology.
๐ฅ Both are important, of course...
But only one of them is trying to prevent your portfolio from melting in the next rug pull.
๐ก Want to know who is who?
See who disappears when the contract fails.
Spoiler: itโs not the Dev.
๐ GM is not security.
๐ GM is not auditing.
๐ข GM does not save your money.
๐ง Value those who are truly building.
#dev #web3 #CriptoBR
๐ Nowadays, everyone is a โWeb3 Expertโโฆ
๐ทโโ๏ธ On one side:
The builders:
๐จโ๐ป Coding at 3 in the morning,
๐ Reviewing contracts,
๐ง Adjusting tokenomics and trying to prevent your USDT from turning to dust.
๐ค On the other side:
The โexpertsโ:
๐ธ Making threads about the new hype,
๐๏ธ Giving talks on decentralization with centralized sponsorship,
๐ Saying โgmโ as if that were technology.
๐ฅ Both are important, of course...
But only one of them is trying to prevent your portfolio from melting in the next rug pull.
๐ก Want to know who is who?
See who disappears when the contract fails.
Spoiler: itโs not the Dev.
๐ GM is not security.
๐ GM is not auditing.
๐ข GM does not save your money.
๐ง Value those who are truly building.
#dev #web3 #CriptoBR
We Stopped Begging for Grants Now Our Protocol Pays Us Automatically (Thanks to Mitosis)
For years, open-source devs built the backbone of DeFi:
then watched VCs and traders get rich while they maxed out credit cards. We did it too. Our team maintains a critical BSC middleware used by 23 protocols. But grant applications? Endless. Donations? Unreliable. Burnout? Inevitable. Then we embedded $MITO Mitosis into our treasury. Now, every time our protocol scales under loadโฆ
it pays us.
The Open-Source Crisis No One Talks About:
87% of critical crypto infra is maintained by <5 people. 62% of core devs have quit due to financial stress (2024 Dev Survey). Grants are political, slow, and scarce Protocol revenue? Usually captured by token holders โ not builders
We watched a fellow team disband last year. Their code kept $400M safe. They couldnโt pay rent. Something had to change.
The $MITO Mitosis Treasury Breakthrough:
Instead of relying on donations, we redesigned our protocolโs economics:
1. 0.05% of all gas fees from our contracts flow into a Mitosis-enabled treasury
2. During low congestion: funds accumulate quietly
3. During high demand (e.g., a launch using our middleware):
The treasury splits into parallel instances. Each instance auto-distributes rewards to active contributors.No governance vote. No delay. Just code-based compensation
Last month:
$28,400 distributed to 9 core devs. Avg payout: $3,155. enough to cover rent, food, and healthcare. Zero manual intervention. Full on-chain transparency. One dev, told me: โI used to code at night after my day job. Now, I build full-time. The protocol pays me when itโs used like it should.โ
Real-Life Impact โ Beyond Code:
Team retention: 100% (vs. industry avg. of 38%). Code audits increased by 3x (more time = better security). 2 new women devs joined. because sustainable work attracts talent. No VC equity given up true independence. This isnโt โtokenomics.โ Itโs **labor economics, coded fairly.
Why Mitosis Was Essential:
Without Mitosis:
High-traffic events wouldโve jammed the treasury contract. Reward distribution wouldโve failed or delayed. Congestion couldโve starved devs when they were needed most
With Mitosis:
โ Parallel reward lanes = no bottlenecks
โ Predictable execution = reliable income.
โ On-chain proof = no disputes
In open-source, sustainability isnโt charity itโs architecture.
Final Thought: Builders Deserve to Eat:
Weโve spent years glorifying โdecentralizedโ code while ignoring centralized burnout. Mitosis lets us fix that not with handouts, but with smart, self-sustaining systems. And if it works for usโฆit can work for every protocol, every chain, every builder.
@Mitosis Official
#Mitosis #mito #dev
$MITO
then watched VCs and traders get rich while they maxed out credit cards. We did it too. Our team maintains a critical BSC middleware used by 23 protocols. But grant applications? Endless. Donations? Unreliable. Burnout? Inevitable. Then we embedded $MITO Mitosis into our treasury. Now, every time our protocol scales under loadโฆ
it pays us.
The Open-Source Crisis No One Talks About:
87% of critical crypto infra is maintained by <5 people. 62% of core devs have quit due to financial stress (2024 Dev Survey). Grants are political, slow, and scarce Protocol revenue? Usually captured by token holders โ not builders
We watched a fellow team disband last year. Their code kept $400M safe. They couldnโt pay rent. Something had to change.
The $MITO Mitosis Treasury Breakthrough:
Instead of relying on donations, we redesigned our protocolโs economics:
1. 0.05% of all gas fees from our contracts flow into a Mitosis-enabled treasury
2. During low congestion: funds accumulate quietly
3. During high demand (e.g., a launch using our middleware):
The treasury splits into parallel instances. Each instance auto-distributes rewards to active contributors.No governance vote. No delay. Just code-based compensation
Last month:
$28,400 distributed to 9 core devs. Avg payout: $3,155. enough to cover rent, food, and healthcare. Zero manual intervention. Full on-chain transparency. One dev, told me: โI used to code at night after my day job. Now, I build full-time. The protocol pays me when itโs used like it should.โ
Real-Life Impact โ Beyond Code:
Team retention: 100% (vs. industry avg. of 38%). Code audits increased by 3x (more time = better security). 2 new women devs joined. because sustainable work attracts talent. No VC equity given up true independence. This isnโt โtokenomics.โ Itโs **labor economics, coded fairly.
Why Mitosis Was Essential:
Without Mitosis:
High-traffic events wouldโve jammed the treasury contract. Reward distribution wouldโve failed or delayed. Congestion couldโve starved devs when they were needed most
With Mitosis:
โ Parallel reward lanes = no bottlenecks
โ Predictable execution = reliable income.
โ On-chain proof = no disputes
In open-source, sustainability isnโt charity itโs architecture.
Final Thought: Builders Deserve to Eat:
Weโve spent years glorifying โdecentralizedโ code while ignoring centralized burnout. Mitosis lets us fix that not with handouts, but with smart, self-sustaining systems. And if it works for usโฆit can work for every protocol, every chain, every builder.
@Mitosis Official
#Mitosis #mito #dev
$MITO
$RVV team haven't disclosed the name of MM whom Wallet was compromised ? But why , it reflects that #Dev sold the tokens as didn't airdrops to the community
Month 3 of the @Acala Meme and dApp Contest is coming to a close, with voting set to end on May 1st.
If youโve been following the entries or just curious about what the Acala communityโs been building and creating, all the details and voting are up on Subsquare. Still some time to take a look and weigh in.
#dev
If youโve been following the entries or just curious about what the Acala communityโs been building and creating, all the details and voting are up on Subsquare. Still some time to take a look and weigh in.
#dev
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