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IShowSpeed just won Streamer of the Year for the third straight time.
The run:
🏆 2024 | IShowSpeed
🏆 2025 | IShowSpeed
🏆 2026 | IShowSpeed
Three straight wins in an industry where viewer attention usually shifts in months.
Between international tours and record-breaking stream peaks, his audience didn't move.
Virality is easy to spark once. Holding the top spot for three years is not.
Chexxe retweeted
Đúng là tham thì thâm các bác ạ , giờ nhìn cái tài khoản mà không biết nên khóc hay nên cười nữa
Cuối năm ngoái thấy vàng lên vù vù , hai vợ chồng gom hết vốn liếng , còn vay mượn thêm ít để mua đúng 110 chỉ SJC với giá hơn 16 triệu một chỉ , hy vọng kiếm chút lời làm ăn
Ai ngờ ôm ngay đúng đỉnh , giờ ôm hận nhìn nó lao dốc không phanh , bốc hơi hơn 300 triệu rồi
Nhiều lúc nghĩ dại , bảo biết thế cứ gửi tiết kiệm ngân hàng cho lành , tự dưng lao vào làm gì không biết
Giờ em có nên bấm bụng cắt lỗ , bán hết đi gửi ngân hàng lấy lãi hàng tháng không các bác , chứ cứ nhìn số âm 17% thế này chắc em trầm cảm mất thôi ?
My GeckoTerminal Watchlist is now split into two separate lists instead of one long mixed one
I used to keep everything in a single list — new pools mixed with older ones — and it got messy fast. Now I separate them.
Narrative running list: Pulled from the Categories tab. I go into whichever category is currently leading by real on-chain transaction count (not the one being loudest on X), look at the top pools, check GT Score on the same chain, and only keep 4–5. Right now I'm tracking a few animal/meme pools on Solana and one AI agent pair on Base. Not to buy immediately — just to see whether the narrative still has real activity.
Revival & Control list: Pools from Revival Radar that are in the Reviving stage (quiet for a long time and now showing volume again) plus two large pairs as benchmarks (SOL/USDC and WETH/USDC across different chains). Each morning I only need to scroll for 30–40 seconds to see which narrative has real txn growth, which ones are coming back with decent scores, and which ones have volume but weak transactions.
What I watch most is the change from day to day. Sometimes a pool is near the top of its category one day, then the next day its transactions drop hard while the price stays green — I leave it for a few more days to see if it dies completely. I also keep a couple of mid-score pools on purpose just to observe whether a small group keeps pushing them.
The Watchlist is now where I keep theses I'm actively following, not a list of good-looking tokens to ape. Everything sits on one screen in the app — liquidity, holders, net buys, and GT Score right next to the price — so I don't have to jump between tabs.
How many lists are you running on GT, and which one do you open first every morning?
@GeckoTerminal
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🚀 UPDATE SCEX COMMUNITY IS LIVE ON DISCORD !
Nhằm mang đến không gian kết nối và trao đổi chuyên sâu hơn, bên cạnh kênh Telegram, @scexofficial chính thức ra mắt SCEX Community trên Discord
Tại đây , bạn sẽ được :
✨ Cập nhật những thông tin mới nhất về SCEX, đóng góp ý kiến và nhận hỗ trợ liên quan đến các tính năng sản phẩm
✨Nắm bắt diễn biến và thông tin đáng chú ý của thị trường Crypto
✨Trao đổi góc nhìn, chia sẻ kiến thức và học hỏi kinh nghiệm từ những nhà đầu tư khác
✨Tham gia các minigame, thử thách và hoạt động tương tác dành riêng cho thành viên SCEX
Chexxe retweeted
A project can get attention in a week. Getting people to understand it takes longer, and that slower work is where @TheDAOLabs adds the most value.
To complete a task well, a miner has to learn what the project does. They read about the product, work out who it serves and explain it to their own followers in a way that holds up.
That learning stays with them after the post is published. A miner who has studied a project can discuss it, answer questions about it and share what they know, which are all part of a miner's role in Social Mining.
Across a campaign, many miners go through the same process at the same time. The project ends up with a group of people outside its team who can explain its product.
Community growth is a core goal for projects working with DAO Labs, and this is how it builds. Contributors discuss the project, share knowledge and introduce new users, so the circle of people who know the product widens step by step.
REP supports the same patience. It favors contributions that keep being recognized for quality, which suits miners who take the time to understand what they write about.
Projects thinking long term should value that understanding most.
#SocialMining
Chexxe retweeted
Once a position has been entered, the next step is managing the exit. @Hypesium allows you to set stop-loss, trailing stop, and take-profit orders directly within the bot. Exit orders are prioritized by using a higher gas tip. The system also tracks entry points and PnL for each individual wallet. Every buy order undergoes a pre-sale simulation (except when the "Off" profile is selected) to filter out tokens that cannot be sold. However, with new tokens that have thin liquidity, significant slippage may still occur during an exit, even when settings are configured correctly. While the auto-exit feature reduces the need for manual intervention, it does not replace the need for active monitoring. Users should remain aware of pool liquidity and avoid relying entirely on the bot during periods of low trading volume. Learn more at hypesium.com.
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On Elysium, the 100ms block time fundamentally shifts the approach to sniping. With no public mempool, success hinges entirely on how quickly one can react to on-chain logs. @Hypesium prepares every transaction—including routing, calldata, and gas settings—before a liquidity pool even exists. As soon as the log for a pool’s creation appears, the execution path is streamlined: the system simply verifies the nonce and dispatches the transaction across four parallel channels—two via WebSockets and two via persistent HTTP (keep-alive) connections. The goal is to land the order in the very first block, well before most other traders can react. While sub-5ms speeds are impressive, they are only truly valuable when paired with reliable execution and accurate simulations. The system is live on mainnet, but real-world reliability remains the ultimate benchmark. Learn more at hypesium.com.
Chexxe retweeted
🏴☠️ CALL FROM THE OCEAN: ARE YOU READY TO WRITE A LEGEND ON @PlunderPort
The ocean has never been flat, and the most illustrious pirate legends have never been born from peaceful harbors. It's time for you to take off your everyday shirt to put on the proud Captain's shirt with @plunderport!
Completely different from time-consuming plowing games, @plunderport brings an artistic Idle Tycoon experience. Imagine: You start with just a pristine sand beach, but with intelligent resource management thinking, you build Wooden Worksts, Shipyards, Training Yards and a bustling Port that reaches the world.
However, the soul of the game lies in the storms. Every time you sail to Storm Coast or Forgotten Isles, your fleet will face violent waves, naval patrols and fierce Kraken. But in return, the treasure full of Gold and Precious Antiques is the reward for the brave!
Especially, don't miss the power from the 1,024 Genesis Captains Free Mint collection. Owning a Captain Genesis not only raises the prestige but also boosts +40% loot for each journey!
Let's gather 30 teammates at Tavern, form a Clan and conquer all Rankings. Set sail today with @plunderport! 🌊⚓
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The @Hypesium "Turbo" mode sends transactions directly to the liquidity pool creation function without any intermediate checks. This is the fastest possible route—bypassing both the confirmation that trading has opened and the simulation step—so it should only be used with a profile you trust and whose risks you fully understand. In a 100ms block environment, a difference of just a few dozen milliseconds can determine whether or not your transaction makes it into the first block. Turbo sacrifices a layer of validation for absolute speed. Users should carefully weigh the need for maximum speed against the need for greater safety; for unverified tokens, the standard mode—which includes a simulation step—is a more prudent choice. Learn more at hypesium.com.
Chexxe retweeted
The biggest pop stars are moving away from polished feeds.
Jungkook's recent week:
✸ Graff appearance in Tokyo | high-fashion staging
✸ Calvin Klein Holiday | global brand rollout
✸ IG Stories | casual mirror selfies taken with the volume button
No production crew, just an iPhone and a relaxed pose.
Big campaigns build prestige. Unfiltered drops build loyalty.
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Domenico Barbera began roasting in Southern Italy in 1870 with a small handcrafted machine. Local customers called him the Coffee Wizard. His later coal-fired roaster, known as the Tornado, could handle 30 kilos at a time and became a point of family pride. There was no marketing department and no social media; there was simply careful daily work and a consistent cup.
That starting point still shapes the company more than 150 years later. The product continues to represent the family’s coffee expertise, while the brand identity places that expertise inside a clear historical frame. Customers can see both the craft and the continuity. In a market full of short-lived concepts, this combination gives people a reason to recognize and return to a specific approach rather than treat coffee as an interchangeable commodity.
@Barbera_1870 has kept the same basic idea: know what you want to preserve before you decide how to talk about it. Tradition is not a slogan here; it is the practical standard against which new formats and new markets are measured. That is a useful test for any espresso brand that hopes to last.
#Coffee #ItalianCoffee #Espresso
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The @Hypesium is purpose-built for the Elysium environment, featuring 100ms block times, a private mempool, and gas fees paid in HYPE. Instead of reacting only after a liquidity pool appears, the bot prepares transactions in advance and executes them the moment the relevant log is detected. It utilizes four parallel lanes and an optimized "hot path" to minimize latency. Complete with transaction simulation, protective profiling, and support for deployer-based sniping, the tool is designed to facilitate a more controlled entry into the first block. The platform has already seen real-world volume via Telegram. However, as it is a new product, there is limited data regarding its long-term stability. Given the current stage of this sniping tool, it is advisable to start with small position sizes and verify its performance in practice. More information can be found at hypesium.com.
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"Deployer sniping" is well-suited for the current Elysium ecosystem, where multiple launchpads operate simultaneously and "copycat" tokens emerge rapidly. Instead of sniping by ticker symbol, users can input the deployer’s wallet address; the bot then monitors that specific wallet and executes a trade the moment a liquidity pool is created—effectively filtering out most counterfeit tokens. It is crucial, however, to verify that the deployer is indeed launching the intended token. @Hypesium is not a tool for indiscriminate sniping, but rather one designed for users who have conducted prior research. When combined with pre-signing and an optimized, low-latency execution path, deployer sniping enables entry into the very first block with minimal interference. On a chain with 100ms block times, proactive preparation is far more critical than reactive decision-making. Learn more at hypesium.com.
Product news used to spread on blogs through many independent writers, each with a small loyal readership, and @TheDAOLabs revives that pattern through Social Mining.
Paid promotion in Web3 often works the other way, through an agency or a handful of KOLs on contract, with the message coming from a few large accounts.
The DAO Labs version adds structure to the many-writers shape. Once a project launches its campaign, miners from many countries accept the tasks on WhoTweets and write for their readers.
The incentives differ too. A contract pays for work agreed in advance. A campaign rewards each contribution after it is reviewed, with Points for the completed task and REP that grows with recognized quality.
Neither model needs to be called wrong. A KOL can bring a lot of attention quickly. A campaign brings many smaller voices that explain the product, answer questions and keep it in conversation over the campaign period.
Projects that want people to understand what they built have good reason to like that shape.
#SocialMining
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Chexxe retweeted
Graff celebrated 65 years in Tokyo with BTS's Jungkook.
The diamonds he wore to the opening:
✸ Custom cross necklace | 55 carats (~¥300M)
✸ Emerald-cut eternity ring | 14 carats
✸ Total estimated value | ~¥350M
The exhibition also featured the Infinity Tiara, centered on a 157.80-carat heart-shaped diamond.
For heritage jewellers, the ambassador now draws as much attention as the carat weight.
Chexxe retweeted
How to sell a ₱43,000 phone in Manila:
Tie it to 100 fans.
At SM Mall of Asia, vivo launched the V80 with ENHYPEN’s Jungwon, Jake, and Sunghoon.
VVIP access was strictly capped at the first 100 pre-orders:
🇵🇭 vivo V80 | ₱42,999 base price
🎫 Exclusive fan slots | 100 buyers
📍 Venue | SM Mall of Asia
Crowds filled multiple floors just to watch the trio from the balconies.
Zeiss cameras and 7,200mAh batteries look good on a spec sheet.
Access is what moves units.
Chexxe retweeted
just noticed: a coffee brand, Caffè Barbera, runs its own hub on @TheDAOLabs with tasks about coffee and the brand. Social Mining works for traditional brands looking for an audience on X too #DAOVERSE
