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Joined May 2021
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Michael Curry retweeted
9k from 7.4k vol makes no sense
Trader @hdegroott earned over $9,000 from one payout 🤯
He only made two callouts in the last round:
- a token on Elysium
- an update to his 8 day old callout
Michael Curry retweeted
CHICOS HE APRENDIDO A HACER STICKERS CON GIFS GRACIAS A UN TUTORIAL DE TIKTOK VOY A SER INSOPORTABLE
Michael Curry retweeted
Very bad look @seyong - pumpfun's decision to block someone like slingoor from callout rewards is one thing, but this is just a bad look for you guys, not sure how you could disagree with that.
I'm not even like a paid FOMO fudder but this is just stupid, the guy bought coins on the market fairly and isn't threatening anyone or doing anything wrong
Michael Curry retweeted
One of crypto's largest KOLs has been secretly extracting millions from his audience
We’ll expose him soon
Unfortunately, he’s just a symptom of a much bigger problem
Social trading has brought out the worst in KOLs. It was designed to keep them honest by making every trade public. In reality, the opposite happened
In just a few weeks, we exposed a number of "top social traders" using the same tricks:
• Public wallets to attract copy traders
• Side wallets to dump
• Callouts to farm rewards
• Bundled tokens to hide supply
And there are plenty more doing the exact same thing
Why? Because our industry incentivizes it
1) Launchpads allow it
Most launchpads today are obsessed with one thing: volume. Millions in callout rewards, affiliate links, and top leaderboards. Almost nothing on detecting bundles, side wallets, or shady traders. Scams drive volume. Launchpads have no reason to stop it (other than actually caring about their users)
2) Social trading incentivizes it
Side wallets have become a business model. Before social trading, only big KOLs could do it. Now, anyone who lands on a leaderboard can monetize by dumping on their copy-traders. The temptation is real
3) CT normalizes bundle culture
“Everyone bundles. It's how it's done" - an excuse we hear every time we expose a KOL. Supply control isn't the problem. Hiding it is. If it's so bullish, why hide it? Spoiler: because you're planning to sell
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Launchpads are paying millions to dishonest KOLs. It's time they start taking it seriously
Audit the top traders. Expose their side wallets. Ban repeat offenders
We have the tools. What's missing is the willingness to use them
No one's coming to save us
Michael Curry retweeted
i paid @blknoiz06 ~100k to push $MOTHER
was a big debate back then.
One of crypto's largest KOLs has been secretly extracting millions from his audience
We’ll expose him soon
Unfortunately, he’s just a symptom of a much bigger problem
Social trading has brought out the worst in KOLs. It was designed to keep them honest by making every trade public. In reality, the opposite happened
In just a few weeks, we exposed a number of "top social traders" using the same tricks:
• Public wallets to attract copy traders
• Side wallets to dump
• Callouts to farm rewards
• Bundled tokens to hide supply
And there are plenty more doing the exact same thing
Why? Because our industry incentivizes it
1) Launchpads allow it
Most launchpads today are obsessed with one thing: volume. Millions in callout rewards, affiliate links, and top leaderboards. Almost nothing on detecting bundles, side wallets, or shady traders. Scams drive volume. Launchpads have no reason to stop it (other than actually caring about their users)
2) Social trading incentivizes it
Side wallets have become a business model. Before social trading, only big KOLs could do it. Now, anyone who lands on a leaderboard can monetize by dumping on their copy-traders. The temptation is real
3) CT normalizes bundle culture
“Everyone bundles. It's how it's done" - an excuse we hear every time we expose a KOL. Supply control isn't the problem. Hiding it is. If it's so bullish, why hide it? Spoiler: because you're planning to sell
***
Launchpads are paying millions to dishonest KOLs. It's time they start taking it seriously
Audit the top traders. Expose their side wallets. Ban repeat offenders
We have the tools. What's missing is the willingness to use them
No one's coming to save us
Michael Curry retweeted
The FBI is releasing information advising the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) was responsible for the theft of more than $6 billion USD in virtual assets from cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, on or about October 29, 2026. The FBI refers to this specific North Korean malicious cyber activity as "TraderTraitor."
The FBI, together with partners at the USSS and IRS-CI, has observed TraderTraitor actors converting stolen assets primarily into Ethereum (ETH). It is expected these assets will then be further laundered by converting them using DeFi and instant swap services as they prepare them for further laundering stages.
How You Can Help:
FBI, USSS, and IRS-CI are urging private sector entities including THORNode operators, RPC node operators, instant exchanges, DeFi services, blockchain analytics firms, and other virtual asset service providers to block transactions with or derived from addresses TraderTraitor actors are using to launder these stolen assets.
A list of addresses associated with this activity is available here: fbi.gov/investigate/cyber/al…
ALT FBI public service announcement with Department of Justice seal in the background on a gold gradient.
Michael Curry retweeted
In 2021 I was working in Turkey, I was going through a rough time mentally. Nothing made sense anymore, I felt alone and lost.
I felt numbness to things that should have made me feel happy or excited.
Then one day there was a kitten in front of my apartment, maybe 2 weeks old.
I decided to put some food outside and go back up. When I looked out of my window I saw it getting attacked by two big cats.
I went down again and immediately saw that its leg was broken.
I took the cat on my balcony and fed it so it could eat in peace.
Obviously at this point I had to name it, so I chose the name Pablo.
After eating and immediately falling asleep, Pablo was obviously in pain so the next morning we went to the vet.
After the checkup the vet told me Pablo had a broken leg and internal bleedings. Pablo had no chance of making it without surgery. Then they asked me if I wanted to pay for it, otherwise they couldn’t perform the surgery and Pablo would die.
Also, they told me that Pablo was a girl lol.
Of course I paid for the surgery and the stay at the vet with the thought of finding her a nice family to stay with when she was healthy again.
The surgery and the stay at the vet was around $1000
20 days later the vet called me to tell me I could pick her up and take her home.
I made sure I had a litter box, food and toys for her at the apartment.
The plan was for her to stay with me until I found her a good family.
Not even 24 hours later the plan changed, I immediately got attached to her and shortly after we were inseparable.
Fast forward 5 years later, I still work abroad. She comes with me everywhere ( yes she has flown more business class than a IG model ) and yes HER name is still Pablo.
I saved her and changed her life and I can feel she’s thankful for that but she has no idea she saved mine too.
Since then I’ve helped 24 cats with surgeries and placing them with families all in the hope they experience the same thing I am experiencing.
The plan is to eventually open a cat rescue sanctuary where they don’t necessarily have to get adopted but can stay and live comfortably and safe.
If you are struggling mentally go get yourself a furry friend.
Michael Curry retweeted
JUST IN: China's first fully AI-generated movie suffers a disastrous box office debut, grossing just $181,000 against a reported $1.5 million production budget.
Michael Curry retweeted
La primera película china generada con IA, «Sanxingdui», fracasó en taquilla al recaudar apenas $121 000 dólares.
En contraste, Niu Lai, animada por una madre y su hijo con solo $200, arrasó con $10 millones.
Michael Curry retweeted
China’s first AI-generated theatrical feature has flopped, earning just $181,000 in its first weekend.
By contrast, the scrappy ‘Niu Lai’ turned its crude animation into a viral attraction, grossing nearly $10 million a couple of months ago.
cartoonbrew.com/box-office-r…
Michael Curry retweeted
China’s first AI-generated theatrical film, ‘Sanxingdui: Future Past’, has bombed at their domestic box office, only making $121,000 USD against a budget of $1.5M USD.
In contrast, the crudely animated ‘Niu Lai’ made nearly $10M USD against a budget of $200-500 USD.
Michael Curry retweeted
Wait what the fuck?
Michael Curry retweeted
Montreal’s viral raccoon has become the face of a cryptocurrency montrealgazette.com/news/pep…
Michael Curry retweeted
$PEPPER story now on the montrealgazette.com/ website. I couldn’t copy the video link so I screen recorded it but you can go on the site to watch it under their “Latest Videos” section.
Michael Curry retweeted
Montreal man fights charges after rescuing baby raccoon ‘Pepper’ that bonded to him
globalnews.ca/news/12104572/…
