onle rich https://xitter.cf/t.co/yFBLijFvP2

Solana Beach, CA
Joined October 2023
why not run whitewhale again but on stonk? it went 300 mil
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heres the ca: 7fcawFikfk6ZX7Zu3VhLma8wzyYZDEWhPftK7wq5pump
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goated dev, post the ca too august
Just claimed all my SOL. Thank you to all who invested and a BIG thank you to @MageArez for setting it up. I will be using this to invest in my future as a developer and entrepreneur. Hope yall got your money
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$BTC ( Big Titty Coin ) sitting at sub 10M how about $TESLA ( Tits Enjoyable Soft Lovely As ) send it highoor @slingoorio
Slingoor didnt realise that he had only 0.05% fees on Sending Him 23% like his other one Send the Big Titty Coin with the correct Fees
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The Vault Valley update is LIVE! New areas, 7 pickaxes, bigger shared caves—and a real Kyogre CGC 10 hidden in the depths. Forge your Card pickaxe. Good luck hunting Play → vaultvalley.fun
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new map, new journey
Introducing Cindershade Woods 🌲🪓 Chase waterfalls, chop wood, gather supplies, and take the long way home. have fun!!!
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GET YOUR FREE $25 🎣 All you have to do is play the game and catch this fish before anyone else. Grab a Tideglass rod, head to Seabreeze Bay, and try your luck finding the Vaultfin Sovereign 👀 Free entry. First verified catch wins the $25 prize. vaultvalley.online
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What makes it safe for both sides is the escrow. The crypto being sold is locked in an on chain program on Solana before anyone pays. It can only leave that program in the ways the program allows
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I turned Super Mario 64 into a game maker 🍄⭐️ Type it and it happens in the real game: - spawn Bowser and fight him - bring Wet-Dry World's town back to life - hop in Bowser's submarine and drive it - give Mario a shotgun or a katana Free and open source, link below 👇
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$POOLE ca : 9DURXZ6jWgXL9E66eJef52R5ACTAmjRNo8wRcjJqpump All fees go to @rookepoole's GitHub account to support the project's development.
The Poole Manifold successfully creates quantum entanglement on @IBM Heron r2 processors. LETS GOO
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I think some of you might be underestimating who @kennethreitz42 actually is. Since Kenneth is supporting solana:6ceuPfcE67PLs3Z6CbJpFpqNyAevVocP2zsDkbM1pump, I decided to dig into his background a bit more. For those unfamiliar, @kennethreitz42 is the original creator of Requests, one of the most widely used Python libraries in the world. He started building Requests around 2010–2011, and it completely changed how Python developers interact with websites, APIs, and HTTP services. Before Requests, even making a simple HTTP request in Python was unnecessarily complicated. Kenneth made the whole process much easier. Look at the actual numbers. Requests download stats: • Last recorded day: 52.81 million downloads • Last 7 days: 323.77 million downloads • Last 30 days: 1.29 billion downloads And on GitHub: • 54K+ stars • 10K+ forks • 4M+ repositories depending on Requests, according to its GitHub README. That’s an insane level of adoption for an open-source library. Kenneth contributions don’t stop there either. He also created or worked on projects like Pipenv, httpbin, Records, Maya, and other Python developer tools. He’s been building software for over 15 years. This isn’t someone who suddenly showed up during the AI or memecoin meta. And here’s what I find interesting. A developer with this kind of background is now engaging with a community coin. The person behind Requests has a real track record, and that makes his involvement worth paying attention to. Just sharing what I found. DYOR. Requests Download Statistics: pepy.tech/project/requests pypistats.org/packages/reque… Requests Official GitHub: github.com/psf/requests Kenneth Reitz Official Website: kennethreitz.org Pipenv: github.com/pypa/pipenv httpbin: github.com/psf/httpbin Requests Documentation: requests.readthedocs.io/en/l…
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Today I used part of the creator rewards to buy back $WISH To show I'm in this for the long run, I locked all my tokens until January 1st, 2027. I can't sell them before then. Nothing changes on my side. I'm posting every day, building the Wishwave app and streaming the progress. Stream tonight with updates and news. See you there. 🔐 Just locked 37,091,469 $WISH tokens with @Streamflow_Fi It's on-chain. You can check the amount, time-period and recipients. Check it out👇 app.streamflow.finance/contr…
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Pumpfun Callout solana:GL9yitmUAbREY5MmFftvhpmF3ogU2RMkUPxRmBQ8pump GL9yitmUAbREY5MmFftvhpmF3ogU2RMkUPxRmBQ8pump the DEV keep shipping it's been a month even at its lowest price
“We are a way for the cosmos to know itself.” — Carl Sagan To be honest I love this one. The trajectory and planets looks so well Create your own “4d” video in 4dimension.app
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trenchscope is live: a terminal for the trenches. - solana screener in your terminal - rug, holder and dev checks per coin - your claude or codex login as analyst - trade on chain by chatting with claude contract address: Ai6j3LFGYE6SzgyXyWQP7S1JZQkvFaUJSX2zTotrench trenchscope.dev
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🦁🐘 Get ready, warriors! Animal Kaiser Version 2 is here now – add even more fierce beasts to your collection! 🔥 #AnimalKaiser
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We've been spending more time on the slip builder lately, particularly how everything looks once multiple predictions are added. A single market prediction is easy to understand. But once someone adds BTC, SOL, BONK, and a few other selections, the amount of information starts adding up. Each pick has its own direction, target, and timeframe. We want users to see those details without having to open every selection separately. We're refining the layout, improving how different picks are separated, and making the overall slip easier to review. We're also looking at how users can make changes without losing track of the predictions they've already selected. The idea is to make the whole process feel less crowded, especially on smaller screens. There's still work to do, but we're getting closer to the kind of slip building experience we want.
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