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folk ai is paying up to $15 per referral, and there’s a way to qualify 👀
status: withdrawal after 7 days
start here: folk.com/gift/gkdfks3d?s=ref…
here is how to qualify
→ sign up with telegram and activate @folkapp_bot using /start
→ send at least 15 quality messages. use it like you use chatgpt.
→ ask the bot for “how to setup payout” and “referral” to get your dashboard link.
→ connect your payout and complete kyc.
very important:
• poor-quality conversations may get you disqualified.
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you also get $15 if you refer a us number.
verification and payment may take at least 7 days.
full video tutorial on the second slide.
pythor.eth retweeted
According to the published rulebook from @carrotfunding, their challenges carry no time limit.
You may take as many days, weeks, or months as you need to reach the profit target, provided you stay within the equity limits.
There is also no minimum number of trading days.
pythor.eth retweeted
look at the arrogance this @WazirXIndia boomer ass have
bro you’re living your life off users money and only thing wazirx left with is “communication”
I would have proudly pissed publicly on your booth at IBW
If someone still supporting this thing, I have no respect for you
have some shame @NischalShetty
Airdrop farmers or real contributors? Only one of them builds your community
@legiondotcc’s Republic:
→ launch campaigns
→ verify real contributions
→ reward participation
across a connected network of communities.
Members → contributors.
check it out [my refer] : republic.legion.cc/?ref=0655…
pythor.eth retweeted
We're excited to announce our official guest post on @arc house.
Discover how Tower Exchange is bringing stablecoin liquidity together on Arc, unlocking access to regional stablecoins that remain largely overlooked by the broader industry.
Read the full post here: community.arc.io/home/blogs/…
pythor.eth retweeted
In the challenge, your max loss is static.
Set once from your starting balance. A good run doesn't move it.🥕
pythor.eth retweeted
Building a challenge with my own rules at @carrotfunding
The options
• Program: 1 Phase (10% target) or 2 Phase (5%, then 10%)
• Size: $5k, $10k, $20k, $50k, $100k
• Max/daily loss pair: 3/3, 6/3 or 8/4
• Profit split: 60, 80 or 90%
• Lifetime payout cap: none, 10% or 20%
Every combination has its own fixed price.
Example from Carrot’s published configs (2 Phase, 6%/3%, 80% split, no cap):
$10k → $25
$50k → $149
$100k → $309
Same rules at $100k but 1 Phase with 3%/3% → $549.
Sample build: a swing trader
$50k · 2 Phase · 6% max / 3% daily · 80% split · no cap→ $149
Why: wider max loss gives room for positions held over days. Two phases mean a 5% first target instead of 10%. No cap means no lifetime limit on payouts.
Trade offs to weigh a tighter 3%/3% pair leaves less room for drawdown. A payout cap or a lower split changes what you’d keep if funded.
No setup makes passing easier on its own. Pick the rules that match how you already trade.
Fees shown are Carrot Funding’s published prices as of today and can change; the configurator shows the live fee before checkout.
Rules: carrotfunding.io/rulebook
Builder: carrotfunding.io/challenges
Educational only, not financial advice.
Every trader has a unique style, so a one-size-fits-all trading challenge does not work for everyone.
The custom challenge configurator from @carrotfunding lets you design a challenge suited to your strategy. No purchase, deposit, or trading is required to participate.
Here is how the configurator works:
1. Flexible Phase Options
You can choose between a one-phase or two-phase challenge based on how fast you want to progress and your risk preference.
2. Customizable Parameters
You can set your account size, drawdown limits, profit split percentage, and optional payout caps.
3. Real-Time Fee Updates
As you adjust these settings, the fee updates automatically. Adding features like higher profit splits may increase the fee, while lower risk options can keep it lower.
For example, a conservative trader might select a two-phase setup with lower drawdown limits to focus on steady growth. A dynamic trader might prefer higher profit split options.
Designing a challenge around your own rules helps you trade with more comfort and control.
pythor.eth retweeted
A trading challenge shouldn't force you to rush.
According to @carrotfunding's rulebook, challenges have no completion deadline, no minimum trading days, and no Best Day Rule.
You can wait for setups that fit your strategy instead of forcing trades just to meet a schedule.
1/2
pythor.eth retweeted
Replying to @carrotfunding
@carrotfunding challenge phase risk rules are clear and fixed.
Two equity limits operate at all times during Evaluation and Verification. Both check equity continuously. Equity includes open positions. Touching either limit ends the account.
thanks for the unwanted product @sportfun
with around -85% price drop
-> participated in ICO sale with legion [Dec 2025]
-> TGE recovered 72% of investment
-> 11-months no-one cares
A project can't survive forever on hype while its fundamentals keep shrinking.
This thing unironically proves that people are not " retarded"
They will not follow any random KOL/influencer if they tell them to :
-> buy NFT
-> buy token
Maybe make something worth investing and you will not find yourself in need of KOLs.
Crypto Twitter KOLs are a fucking scam. And we have the numbers to prove why.
We hired 200+ KOLs with 10M+ combined followers. Every single one had a 400+ Sorsa score and 100+ Smart Followers. Most had 1,000+ Sorsa.
200+ KOLs posted twice each.
Our result? 280 NFTs sold at $5.
Now let’s talk about this circus.
Fake views. Fake likes. AI-generated replies that don’t even understand what the project does. The same fucking accounts liking and replying to each other in engagement groups, recycling engagement and pretending they’re influential.
You have 200K followers but can’t prove you have actual buyers. You’re scared of referral deals because deep down you know nobody will click your links, buy anything or convert.
YOU HAVE BOTTED FOLLOWERS, NOT INFLUENCE.
And the funniest part? You genuinely think you’re marketing professionals. You’re a bunch of engagement farmers playing influencer, selling fake numbers to projects and calling it a career.
Our team tested this firsthand. We were ready to pay for influence, but got fucking nothing.
And you wonder why CT is dying? Why projects are cutting deals? Why marketing teams are moving to TikTok and Instagram?
BECAUSE NOBODY WANTS TO PAY FOR YOUR BULLSHIT ANYMORE.
Honestly, go work at McDonald’s. At least you’ll serve people something useful instead of selling projects fake engagement and pretending to be important.
200+ KOLs. 10M+ followers. 280 NFTs sold.
That’s your fucking influence.
10B $FUNGO. No investors. No presale. No tax.
46% airdropped at TGE:
→ Genesis NFTs: 1,113,861 each (same for all 3,232)
→ Zama OG NFTs: ~140k each
→ X campaign: 300M
Plenty of launches stay vague on the split. This one published it.
@FungoLabs 🍄 NFA, DYOR
1/6
10 billion $FUNGO: Who gets how much?
Amounts, tokenomics and claim rules for Genesis NFT, Zama OG and the X Campaign.
Details 👇
pythor.eth retweeted
Been working on a little animated series about @legiondotcc. Here's the first episode.
A bit of Roman history, a bit of creative storytelling, and the idea behind what Legion stands for.
You don't get in because of who you are or how early you show up. You get in because you've earned it. Even Caesar has to.
More episodes coming.
Day Zero, Ep. 1: The Pitch
Every NFT you’ve owned had one flaw: anyone can read everything about it.
@FungoLabs flips that. Encrypted NFTs on Ethereum, built with @zama’s FHE. Art and traits stay sealed. Only the holder decides what’s revealed.
Public ownership. Private everything else. 🍄
























