We built o2 Turbo to give traders instant access to prop-trading capital and let them keep every dollar they make with it.
Today, we crossed our first milestone: $10,000 in total payouts.
Thank you to the traders who got us here.
You’re shaping what we build next.
0xMachinegun retweeted
i've been bullish on the Zcash comeback because crypto needs privacy badly
but i don't think the story ends with privacy coins
i want privacy on the money i already use
ETH, stables and whatever i'm holding in my wallet
that's pretty much what i want AnomaPay for
Zcash proved the demand is there, now i wanna see privacy spread everywhere else
We think o2 Turbo is pretty good.
Unfortunately, we’re extremely biased.
So we’re giving 3 traders a $5K Turbo account each to find out for themselves.
You keep 100% of the profits you make.
Then post your honest experience on X.
Follow us + comment if you want one
Fomo is partially right. The best crypto apps won’t just stop feeling like crypto apps, they’ll stop feeling like trading apps too.
“Everyone will become a trader” is both right and wrong. People might technically be trading, but the vast majority of gen pop won’t identify as traders.
The bigger opportunity will be in contextually relevant consumer experiences where people feel like they’re financially expressing their beliefs about the world.
0xMachinegun retweeted
the answer to everyone asking why i keep talking about falcon finance
Messari tracked 41 token sales in late March.
We ran the numbers again, and 6 are still in the green.
$FF now ranks #1 with a 98% ROI.
0xMachinegun retweeted
Clock In.
Vibe In.
📈🤙
@goodvibesclub @OxSimpleFarmer
0xMachinegun retweeted
Put @o2dotapp Turbo Accounts to the test today
The Focused 10k account costs $20 and requires at least $500 in margin, giving me $10,000 in trading buying power
I closed my wBTC trade at +$161.33 (+1.61%) in just a few hours. What I like most is the capital efficiency: low fees, gasless trades, and I keep 100% of the profit
The 10k account also comes with a strict $250 max drawdown, so risk management still matters. But as a model for active traders, this is genuinely interesting
~ 84% of all Polymarket users are in a loss
~10% are in a profit sub $500
~ 5.8% are in a profit $500+
~ 0.033% of all users are made $100k profit
67% of net profit are captured by 0.1% of users
its worse than you have probably imagined
0xMachinegun retweeted
robinhood chain hit 100m transactions in three weeks and was still missing one thing
a dog with a pipe
fixed
$PIPEDOG
0xMachinegun retweeted
My take on BIP-110: reduced data temporary soft fork
00:00 Introduction: The three questions
00:52 What is BIP-110?
03:19 How activation works: the 55% path
05:27 Mandatory signaling
07:16 How a chain split would work
09:53 Relay policy vs consensus
14:52 Would BIP-110 actually stop spam?
21:08 Trade-offs and upgrade hooks
23:53 What happens with only 1% hash rate?
25:58 Foundry’s vote and the 29% scenario
27:53 Miners’ economic incentives
29:36 Majority-hash scenario
30:57 Who decides what is Bitcoin?
RWA is growing by a lot and everyone is picking multiple chains instead of sticking to one as we can see here
I expect more and more tokenised assets especially stocks being launched on Robinhood by @xStocksFi and others
Ethereum decreased to 44% from 56% and looking at it, it will go only further down.
I was wrong with Robinhood, the chain has potentially a future and it will create new big KOL, content creators and make new millionaires.
Watching it closely.
As tokenization matures, value is spreading beyond Ethereum.
Major issuers like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton are increasingly deploying the across multiple chains rather than picking just one. Ethereum's share has fallen from 70% in Jan 2025 to 44% today.
Year to date, total tokenized asset value has grown 61% to $35B. Ethereum still leads in absolute terms, but other networks are growing much faster.
1) Ethereum: +$3.24B, +26%
2) BNB Chain: +$3.21B, +161%
3) Stellar: +$2.21B, +281%
4) Solana: +$1.61B, +115%
5) Avalanche: +$1.54B, +234%
My issue here is that all of the transactions made are trackable, we need privacy cards
Aside from @anoma is there anyone else building it?
Here are the top 5 crypto cards by the spending volume which is the most relevant one
Redotpay dominates by far, the top 10 aside from them don't have their volume combined.
EtherFi on 2nd place with Kast following them, Karta 4th and Tria 5th.
You almost see no X presence from Redotpay, EtherFi and Kast yet they are in the top 5 most used cards.
Sadly aside from Redotpay none of them focuses outside of CT, there are many markets that a crypto card would fit good.
0xMachinegun retweeted
imagine paying for coffee and handing the cashier a copy of your bank statement with the receipt. that would sound insane anywhere outside crypto, yet public wallets come pretty close to it.
that's why i want to see the AnomaPay card go live. a card payment should end at the checkout instead of opening the door to the rest of your finances
Your neobanks and crypto cards are exposing your personal data onchain.
But privacy doesn't have to be difficult. AnomaPay is showing there's a better way to transact.
Get started 👉 anomapay.app
0xMachinegun retweeted
as most y'all know, i have a relatively large position in $Bot
my thesis is extremely simple: this is a good public vehicle with intraday liquidity to get exposure to the humanoid robotics industry, which didn't have its chatgpt moment, yet, and i want to position myself accordingly BEFORE the sector explodes. that's it
i like seeing news like this where the CEO is MARKET BUYING shares of his own company. @Rewkang just dropped 10 million on his own instrument
when do you EVER see a crypto founder buy his own tokens? yes, companies have buybacks but it's the company that buys, you literally almost NEVER see a crypto founder buy his own token
all crypto founders do is issue their own token and they try to unload it on retail and then stack btc or usd. there is no clearer indicator that a founder believes in his project than spending his own post-tax income on his own company shares
RoboStrategy has raised ~$16M through private share issuance, including a $10M investment by CEO Andrew Kang
Completed through private placements at a weighted average price of ~$35.50, with @Rewkang participating at $36.71 per share
0xMachinegun retweeted
my screen time on telegram has gone up for reasons that have nothing to do with chatting
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