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Total Engagement - Comments: 260, Retweets: 74, Likes: 361, Impressions: 17444

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 4 source posts analyzed

@hemi_xyz

How to stake HEMI. Stake HEMI, get veHEMI. Secure the network, earn rewards, boost your voting power. Pick an amount, pick a lock, confirm. That's the whole flow.

@0xd1namit

Perps aren’t always about getting lucky or doing analysis There are other strategies too, like funding farming. Funding rates often differ across perp platforms, which creates opportunities to profit by opening opposite positions For example, on @perpdexlist I found funding

A Perpdixelist trading platform screenshot showing Polymarket and Kalshi charts for Polyspread LFT/USD and Ander USDT/USDT, displaying live price movements, funding rates, and order book data.

AI visual note: A Perpdixelist trading platform screenshot showing Polymarket and Kalshi charts for Polyspread LFT/USD and Ander USDT/USDT, displaying live price movements, funding rates, and order book data.

@dmitricherniak

When I started sending Dead Ringers to random addresses people starting generating random wallets with the hope of getting one. I made a simulator to give you a sense of how useful (or not) that was, and how likely it is that someone ever gets access to a Dead Ringer.

A webpage for "THE EXPERIMENT: Distribution to random wallet addresses" featuring an Ethereum address space simulator that demonstrates the 1.46 × 10^48 possible addresses, showing that with 100 trillion guesses per second, there's only a 1% chance of finding a wallet—requiring 10 septillion years for a 50% chance of receiving a Dead Ringer.

AI visual note: A webpage for "THE EXPERIMENT: Distribution to random wallet addresses" featuring an Ethereum address space simulator that demonstrates the 1.46 × 10^48 possible addresses, showing that with 100 trillion guesses per second, there's only a 1% chance of finding a wallet—requiring 10 septillion years for a 50% chance of receiving a Dead Ringer.

@BenCT_X

I only have $WAL .

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