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GM☕️ Robinhood Chain

These past two days have been an ecosystem explosion.

On-chain memes are coming one after another—$CASHCAT is sitting firmly at #1, and the liquidity is also solid, so it’s suitable to go up and mess around.

I couldn’t resist either—I bought a few. Most of them are pretty lukewarm, and the only one I actually profited from was $VEX🫠.

Vex isn’t a meme, so when it started trending, I could size in a bit more. It’s an AI trading agent project launched on the Robinhood Chain via the Virtuals platform—there’s a real product (a desktop app, open source, and you can verify it on GitHub).

The core idea is: “AI helps you trade, but it’s still constrained by your own rules.” Before signing each trade, it has to pass a sequence of risk-control checks. The private key never leaves your local machine. Things are there, they’re verifiable—buying feels a lot more reassuring.

What else can we buy, fam? Give me a few tips.

#RobinhoodChain #MEME

GM☕️ After waking up from a nap, B20 quietly went live

B20 is the native token standard from Base. You can think of it as “ERC-20 for Base,” but it comes with an entire suite of compliance tools—issuers can freeze, confiscate, restrict transfers, and set supply caps.

- All B20 tokens come from the same official factory, and their addresses all start with 0xb20 (a vanity number—basically B20’s doorplate).

- It was originally built as compliance infrastructure for stablecoin and RWA issuers. But on day one, it still got treated like a meme for new launches 🤡.

I scanned the group chat messages and timeline, and right now there are only a few things people can play with:

- $RWAGMI: a B20 launchpad built by a certain team, @rwagmicom. $RWAGMI is their own platform token. At least there’s a real product behind it—a visual token issuance tool. All 1 billion are fully circulating, and on day one it briefly surpassed a $1M market cap.

- $B20: a symbol board that basically just borrows the standard’s name—no website, no socials. It “gives away” 70% of the supply straight into Jesse’s wallet (jesse.base.eth; verifiable on-chain) to fish for attention. The nominal market cap is 2.3M, but only 30% is actually circulating out in the wild. The highlight, if anything, is that the CA design is decent—the address starts with 0xb20 and ends in 000b20🤣.

- $FLAG, $BLUE: from the same batch—there’s barely any discussion, just bits and pieces.

After researching for the whole morning, I feel the hype isn’t that high right now. For now, I can only play around a little—mainly just to participate.

#B20 #Base

GM☕️ Premium Bandai preordered the OPCG 29th anniversary commemorative P-159 Luffy.

The card itself is a Luffy from Eiichiro Oda’s art style in the Elbaf arc, surrounded by an entire table banquet celebrating the 29th anniversary. The artwork is really nice. A set costs HK$60 and includes 4 general cards + 4 character/craft cards (the same P-159 in both a standard version and a foil “luxury” version).

This Premium Bandai overseas version is “made to order.” During the pre-order window, it was kept widely available and there’s plenty of quantity, so there isn’t much scarcity—meaning there’s basically no room for speculation.

The buy-in logic is simple: it’s cheap, you get it at the original price, and the value-for-money is more than enough. Even if there likely won’t be any profit to speak of later, if you do end up losing money, it won’t be much. As a 29th anniversary commemorative collectible, that’s enough.

Official link: https://p-bandai.com/hk/item/A2903430001

#OPCG #TCG

GM☕️ MSTR is evolving from a “pure BTC proxy” into a “multi-layer capital-structure entity.” Selling BTC to pay dividends is a standard move in its capital operations.

What people were most afraid of before was that it might be forced to dump holdings—triggering a chain of blowups and dragging down the whole market. But now it’s actively selling coins to repay debts, so the tail risk is actually coming down. For the BTC market, having one less “ticking time bomb” is not a bad thing.

I think in the second half of the year, it will most likely still be a long stretch of choppy consolidation—grinding you down until you have no temper left.

#BTC

GM☕️ BSC This version of the meme—honestly, I really don’t know how to play it🫠。

Yesterday I was still seeing $CZ leading the pack, but after I wake up today, $TCC flips it. It even got pushed up to almost 70m?

Anyone who’s got anything to do with CZ—once they interact with it, in one night they can just push out a whole new one. It’s fast, yeah. But for someone like me who’s doing it manually—by the time I figure out which one is which, these two might already be wiped out after a full round🤣

I haven’t had the feel for it lately. I’ve been watching it rise with envy, but once I actually get in, I’m afraid of catching the last baton。

No forcing it. I’ll grab a small stool and watch 🫠

#BSC #MEME

GM☕️ SOL memes are alive again over here—$Ansem kicked off a whole round, and he kept climbing all the way; I don’t dare to jump in 🫠.

Meanwhile BSC is cold and quiet—on-chain for half a day and not even one decent “gold dog” shows up. When will BSC Chain have its own symbol? (Binance Life actually looks pretty decent, but it’s no longer something you play on-chain; it’s already spot & derivatives trading.)

How about we $哈基米 put on a show—okay?

Keep the breathy vibe, mambo mambo 🐱

#Hajimi

GM☕️ GRVT Official Announcement 7/21 TGE is here—after half a year of this perp DEX, they’re finally about to issue tokens.

I got in early and touched it a few times, interacted a couple of times—the experience was decent. Later one day I opened it and found that my region was restricted; it wouldn’t let me play on this side. I tried a few times to get around it, but couldn’t, so I couldn’t be bothered and just gave up.

Hope you all get rich

GM ☕️ ⚽️

Erichsu's Dailyshare: Japan-US 159-store simultaneous release —— ROUND1 x One Piece OPCG promo card

A large entertainment facility, the ROUND1 x One Piece collaboration OPCG promo card, the card art is quite impressive.

1. Overview of the collaboration

ROUND1 (Japan’s large entertainment chain: bowling / KTV / claw machines / game arcades) x ONE PIECE. This time the biggest highlight is the first-ever simultaneous launch in Japan and North America: 100 stores in Japan + 59 stores in North America, for a total of 159 stores. The promotion runs from 2026/7/18 to 10/17—about three months.

2. How to get it

The core of it is this set of “ROUND1 promotional packs”: 10 types in total, all original designs, and ROUND1 exclusive—available nowhere else.

Getting it is simple: tap/click the linked dining menu. For every 1 purchase, you randomly receive 1 card. You can’t choose the card type. Limited-time, while supplies last—detailed redemption conditions will be announced by the official after that.

One more thing: the official explicitly said they will refuse “large orders placed for the purpose of reselling.” It’s rare to see anti-scalper measures like this on promo cards—consider that a small bit of conscience.

3. Card art

First, the attitude: the card art is so good. I’m seriously tempted 🤤 I have to get this set back.

With all-original designs like this, the card art itself is the motivation to assemble a full set. For me, the standout selling point of this set is simply how stunning the card art is.

4. Rarity

Honestly, the quantity should be pretty large. With 10 types × 159 stores × about three months of restaurant promos, the total distribution volume isn’t actually small—so the scarcity of each individual card is relatively low.

The real hurdle is “collecting all 10 random types”—since you can’t select, the cost of completing the set is the key.

5. Rarity

Objectively speaking, the rarity ceiling for this kind of branded promo is usually not that high. It isn’t a tournament championship card, nor is it on the level of super-rare manga cards—bare card collection-wise, it’s more like a “story-based topic limited” kind of item.

But if all 10 cards are sent for PSA grading and you end up with 10 consecutive numbered certs (continuous cert numbers), then the rarity still exists—because receiving random cards from a restaurant that all hit full marks and are consecutively numbered is itself an extremely difficult achievement. The value can’t be compared to a single plain loose card.

If you’re willing to go through the trouble, you can save up several sets of cards to submit for grading and try for this 10-consecutive-number run. Of course, the difficulty is genuinely high.

PS: Chopper’s bowling is hilarious—so cute! 🤣

#OPCG #ONEPIECE #TCG

GM☕️ @Renaiss Collectibles Yesterday released a set of developer tools: Renaiss CLI + Index API.

Renaiss CLI: In the terminal, one line of `npx renaiss` lets you check market cards, card packs, and scrape gacha data. If you want to write scripts, bots, or a dashboard, you can plug right in.

Personally, I’m more interested in the Index API: it can search cards and categories, pull order book listings/executions/price history. It can also search by cert number directly—and even take a slab photo from you to generate a rated-card valuation. The most annoying part of playing TCG is constantly comparing prices everywhere; having one-click valuation is honestly a huge time-saver.

Note: It’s still in beta now—data may be incomplete or delayed. Please double-check yourself when using it.

#Renaiss #TCG

GM☕️ Palworld is also jumping into TCG trends 🤣—pre-orders are now open for the first Palworld OCG set, “Dawn of Palpagos,” releasing on July 30.

I’ve noticed that game IPs branching into card games are really lively. For example, there’s League of Legends (Runeterra Battle) and Honor of Kings (Clash in the Valley)—they’ve all made card games. Palworld, back then, went viral with “Pokémon you can bring a gun,” so having built-in buzz makes it less surprising that they’d release cards too.

But I think with new IP card games at the beginning, they rely a lot on nostalgia and hype—whether they can really stand the test of time depends on how they’re run afterward. As for Legends of Runeterra Battle, they’ve done a pretty good job: for now, they’re mainly consolidating the operation by holding tournaments. I personally haven’t played Palworld much, so I’m not too familiar with the IP’s potential. Still, the card artwork looks really good 🤤

Later on, I’m thinking of finding someone who knows the ropes to guide me

#Palworld #TCG

GM☕️ A huge golden dog named $ANSEM “The Black Bull” suddenly popped up on Solana. In 24 hours, its market cap went from under 10m straight to 100m.

Ansem is one of the most influential traders on Solana. His well-known track record includes WIF and BONK. The Ansem-themed meme—created by the community 11 days ago—had Ansem take the creator fees he earned on Pump.fun and weekly air-drop them back to holders. The market then treated it as a factual token of Ansem and started trading it like one.

SOL, is this yet again working? After seeing this sudden burst of a golden dog, I’m already a bit confused about how to play it now…🫠

PS: If you have any rug-pull dogs I can piggyback on, recommend them to me. 🤤

#ANSEM #Solana #meme

GM ☕️ Gravel Road Luffy P Card: The official says the response has been too enthusiastic, so distribution has been paused first. The museum will be closed on 6/27 and reopen on 6/28. After that, they will switch to a different distribution method and send more in larger quantities so more people can get one.

Translate this: They’re reprinting and increasing the quantity.

I also said earlier that this card has a “moderate amount of 50,000 cards, with moderate scarcity,” but only two days in, and the whole scarcity aspect is gone straight away 🤡.

I also looked closely at the card images online; it seems to be a mild holo-card process, with no other special finishes. I’m not really interested anymore 🫠

P.S. Good thing I’m in Hong Kong and couldn’t go抢 (grab) — I dodged a bullet 🤣

#OPCG #TCG

GM☕️ OpenAI released the GPT-5.6 trio at midnight, and the names are literally shown to me straight up—I can’t stop laughing: Sol, Terra, Luna🤣.

People in the crypto world who see these three letters are going to have PTSD. Sol doesn’t have much to say—Sol has been incredibly strong these past two years, and using it as the strongest flagship model actually fits.

But what’s going on with Terra and Luna🤡… These two are the zeroed-out twins from 2022 that crashed the whole market and—somebody—got indicted. Naming your own flagship models after these… does OpenAI really not understand that history in crypto, or are they just doing it on purpose for laughs?

The most savage part is that Luna was positioned as “the cheapest, best value” one. And if you want to talk about accuracy, it’s really accurate—back then Luna was down to just a few cents, so yeah, it was cheap🤣

PS: I heard Luna also pulled the market down because of this. Where do you even argue that🫠

#OpenAI #GPT56

GM☕️ OPCG has released another collaboration card—Museum Grévin (Musée Grévin) x Luffy card from OPCG.

Grévin is that wax figure museum in Paris. Starting June 26, buy a ticket to enter and you’ll receive this Luffy card—50,000 copies, while supplies last.

First, let’s talk about the card art. I think it’s a bit of a letdown. Compared to the artistic homage style of PTCG’s Van Gogh-themed skin, this one’s illustration style feels fairly standard—too plain to really stand out.

As for the number—50,000 copies—it’s pretty middle-of-the-road. Not too many, not too few, with moderate scarcity.

But you still have to try to grab one, of course. After all, it’s OPCG’s first museum collaboration card. With that title alone, it’s relatively rare (rarity and scarcity are two different things).

Unfortunately, I’m in Hong Kong, so I can’t get one… If any family members are in Paris or planning a trip to France, could you pick up one for me on the side? 🤤

#ONEPIECE #OPCG #TCG

GM☕️ Successfully recovered part of the stolen funds😭

Last night, FixedFloat returned 10,319 USDC of the stolen funds to my new wallet.

It's been over 8 months since the heist on September 4, 2025. The total multi-chain assets were around 100k USD, and just like that, it was gone in one night. After filing a report + working with SlowMist (@SlowMist_Team) for on-chain tracking, it turned into a long tug-of-war — in Q1 this year, the hacker funneled some of the USDC through 8 addresses into FixedFloat. Tony from SlowMist helped communicate and freeze those funds, and the Hong Kong police's CSTCB crypto team eventually issued a formal Recovery Request, leading FixedFloat to return one batch of 10k USDC.

Honestly, recovering 10k out of 100k isn’t a great ratio. But getting this back exceeded my initial expectations.

The conclusion on the path to on-chain recovery is: it’s feasible, but slow, and relies on luck. It’s feasible because once funds hit a CEX or swap platform that has "customer service, legal, and compliance," there’s theoretically a freezing window; slow due to cross-border compliance processes; and luck depends on whether the hacker sends the funds to a CEX for you to chase — in most cases, once they hit privacy chains like XMR, hope is lost, and tracking becomes incredibly difficult. The only portion you can intercept is that minor part funneled into the CEX.

A heartfelt thank you to the entire SlowMist (@SlowMist_Team) team for their assistance over the past six months, especially Tony for tirelessly pushing the case forward, from tracking reports to communicating with FixedFloat and liaising with the police throughout! Also, thanks to the Hong Kong police and CSTCB's officer🙏.

"Not your key, not your money," I’ve really taken this to heart🤡

#Web3Security

GM☕️ The Base MCP just leveled up, connecting 13 projects to the chain in one go.

For example, Opensea now has AI agents that can directly help you swap, buy NFTs, and mint across 6 chains, "no registration, no setup, plug and play."

We chatted about this back in February, when Phantom launched the MCP server, and it was clear that on-chain wallets would likely become the default execution entry point for agents. Now, Base has turned a whole lineup of applications into plugins.

I've interacted with some on-chain operations related to agents myself, but I'm still a bit of a noob and can't quite grasp the underlying logic. When the agent executes on-chain trades for me, where do the signing and authorization fit in?

The smoother the execution, the more you need to understand what permissions it's leveraging behind the scenes. Convenience and risk have always been two sides of the same coin. Knowing how to use the tools is a competitive edge. But if you really want to let the agent handle your wallet, you definitely need to experience using a burn wallet first.

#Base #MCP

GM☕️ A privacy project I follow, Arcium ($ARX), had its TGE today.

It's doing "crypto computation" on Solana, allowing DeFi, AI, and institutions to perform calculations without exposing raw data. The team mentioned that the mainnet Alpha has already completed over 1.5 million confidential computations.

Today at 18:00 (Beijing time), Binance is launching Alpha, with Coinbase and Kraken also included in the TGE roadmap.

I’m bullish on the privacy sector: Helius directly acquired Light Protocol to build a ZK layer; Zama raised $120 million; Ethereum, Base, and Solana are all integrating native privacy layers; the main character $ZEC surged to an $8.1 billion market cap at one point. These all indicate that the market is willing to pay for privacy.

For the $ARX community, the TGE has a direct 100% unlock, which means there could be some selling pressure. So, I’m taking it easy on the price: I'll consider participating on the first day, and if it dips below 0.2 at open, I won't rush to sell my airdrop—maybe pick up a little spot to get a feel for it 🤤

#ARX #Arcium

GM☕️ Happy Dragon Boat Festival, the last batch of airdrop $RTX is unlocked, pork knuckle rice is in hand

RateX_Dex initially had the airdrop released in multiple phases, and the final batch was dropped last night. For those with airdrop eligibility, don’t forget to claim.

🔗https://claim-evm.rate-x.io

GM☕️ Bandai just announced: The "Naruto" TCG is set for a global drop in 2027, with a commemorative illustration drawn by Masashi Kishimoto himself.

Gen Con 2026 will unveil the first public playtest details: On 7/30, if you hit up the free tutorial session, you'll snag the very first card of the entire series—CP-001 Chakra Card, exclusive to Gen Con 2026.
https://www.naruto-cardgame.com/en/news/gencon-2026.php

This "limited pre-release first card before the official launch" is basically the perfect asset to trade on expectations. Once the Naruto TCG really kicks off in 2027, looking back at this CP-001, the price is likely to skyrocket.

Too bad the event is in USA Indianapolis, can’t make it😮‍💨

This is Bandai's third major IP, following One Piece and Dragon Ball. As an OPCG player, I'm feeling a bit mixed—on one hand, there's a new pit to dive into, but on the other, One Piece will now have to compete with Naruto for shelf space and wallets😅

However, with top-tier IP entering the game, there's a high chance it will expand the entire TCG market in the long run; it might not be a zero-sum game.

#TCG #NARUTO #BANDAI