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gulik.sol retweeted
Elysium is now live on Delta.
You bring the liquidity.
We bring the tools to put it to work.
Start pooling today: deltaliquidity.app/pools
much better days are coming
gotta be patient ...
solana:31k88G5Mq7ptbRDf3AM13HAq6wRQHXHikR8hik7wPygk & solana:DezXAZ8z7PnrnRJjz3wXBoRgixCa6xjnB7YaB1pPB263 soon
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gulik.sol retweeted
1/ An investigation into @Cupseyy, a trading "legend" who used his fame to extract $1.7M through side wallets in just a few months
gulik.sol retweeted
More than a year ago, Elon sent a warning to Jensen.
And in his own being on the spectrum style, he repeated the warning ⛔️ , ensuring there were no doubts left.
Legend.
gulik.sol retweeted
North Korean hackers are launching MEMECOINS to launder money from the $6.3 Billion Binance hack.
Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic found six such memecoins, created between November 5 and 7, each costing about $90.
The trick is simple. Hackers create a liquidity pool on a DeFi exchange, pairing the memecoin with a real crypto like NEAR.
One hacker wallet buys the memecoin with stolen NEAR, while another sells it back into the same pool for NEAR.
This makes the receiving wallet look like it earned money through normal trading. They’ve already moved $430,000 this way on NEAR, and the same trick has shown up on Tron and Solana.
This makes the stolen crypto harder to trace.
Stolen USDT and USDC can be frozen by their issuers, but BTC, ETH and NEAR are not centrally controlled and can be transferred.
Hackers used this exact process in the 2025 Bybit breach, the largest crypto theft before Binance.
gulik.sol retweeted
BREAKING: President Trump says he and the Department of Justice had a situation with "a leader of a major AI company" and were about to "send him to jail for doing something bad with AI."
"We said get ready to go to jail. See your wife and children because tomorrow morning you're going to jail," Trump said.
Trump says this person then "totally changed everything" and was not sent to jail.
Trump refuses to specify who this individual was.
gulik.sol retweeted
BREAKING: Anthropic has agreed to pay $3.4 billion for gas-fired generators for data centers, the FT reported, in what it described as the largest known single purchase of power-generation equipment by an AI lab
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gulik.sol retweeted
You can't make this up:
At 6:00 PM ET, US stock market futures opened for the first time since Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to a "relationship" with a Chinese spy.
By 6:01 PM ET, S&P 500 futures had erased an implied -$300 billion in market cap.
Then, by 6:07 PM ET, all losses were erased and S&P 500 futures turned green, adding back an implied +$350 billion in market cap as traders bought the dip.
That's a $650 billion swing in implied market cap due to a CEO's relationship.
We all just witnessed the strangest record in stock market history.
gulik.sol retweeted
91% of all tokenized stocks lead back to one broker.
Tokenized stocks total $4.60B today and $4.17B of that is backed by real shares held at a single US broker called Alpaca Securities.
- 7 issuers use it - Binance bStocks, Ondo, xStocks, Robinhood, Reality, Coinbase and Dinari.
- Alpaca holds those shares at DTC, the central US securities depository. On the company's books, the owner is Cede & Co., and not you.
- Securitize and Backpack take a different path, through RQD Clearing but still ends at DTC.
- Superstate and Securitize’s ISTs are the only one that skips both. The shares sit on the company's own register, with no broker and no DTC.
In total, that’s 4.7M token holders across those 7 issuers, and one broker between all of them and the real shares.
Now you know.
gulik.sol retweeted
BREAKING: The US Treasury will buy back up to $95 billion of its own debt over the next 3 months.
This is fresh liquidity going back into the financial system, which is bullish for markets.
looking for the bettter days ahead 🔥🔥🔥
all my 3 solana:31k88G5Mq7ptbRDf3AM13HAq6wRQHXHikR8hik7wPygk solana:HtTYHz1Kf3rrQo6AqDLmss7gq5WrkWAaXn3tupUZbonk solana:9mNjA6BizTwpvd4DS3o7BjwZ6aPM9DC2jLHS7JFGbonk bags still intact ...
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gulik.sol retweeted
Somebody asked me what puts me in a position to tell anyone that my bag is the answer to the trenches. Fair question.
I’ve pushed one ticker since the day it launched. $KORI. Up, down, sideways, you’ve heard the same thesis from me the entire time.
Kori already has an audience outside crypto. I believe that audience gives us a shot at building a brand people care about even if they’ve never bought a memecoin. I believed that at the highs, I believed it when people called it dead, and I’m still here to see it through.
The minute you’ve spent as much time pushing your project with the same conviction through every move on the chart, I’ll start listening.
The trenches would look a lot different if we stopped rotating into a new ticker every 15 minutes and rallied behind the best narrative onchain.
We’ve already seen what happens when enough people get behind one meme and push it to decaBillions. We can do it again.
$KORI will go to decaBillions.
At what point are you stepping in?
gulik.sol retweeted
My real blocker in launching products is finding more PMs/ceos that can be obsessive in the pre pmf phase. I think of PMs as CEOs.
Nearly everything you build will fail. The only variable under your control is how fast you iterate and keep pushing, and without a lead that can actually do this for 2 cycles, you are order magnitude less likely to succeed.
My advice to startup founders is that post pmf companies look completely different then pre pmf.
Pre pmf CEO/product lead needs to micro manage and get into everyone’s business. Until the people revolt because they are so busy dealing with actual growth problems and know better than the CEO.
I was force pushing code and telling ICs what to code until one by one the demand was breaking things that they knew how to fix better than me.
The best I can say is that all my ideas were directionally right and the ways they were wrong were fixable later.
gulik.sol retweeted
Hi because you get rinsed by the same KOL grifters who have done it for years and never learn.
I tried calling out Ansem numerous times in the past for promoting micro cap and celeb tokens but gamblers brought him credibility and exit liquidity yet again this cycle.
So why should I care at all?
I am busy with recent incidents like the French bank heist, DPRK, or The Com where my work actually brings measurable impact rather than engagement from calling out known bad actors and saying the obvious.
