RT @solana: Stay level-headed ft. @0xLeoInRio

RT @hausoftiffany: An update on all things $ME: - Received feedback that community has some questions and no clear place to find answers.…

RT @hausoftiffany: We just created 2 community chats in the Magic Eden Discord (link below) 🖤 ME Familia: anyone who's staked $ME 🔪 ME Maf…

Opt-in isn't just a feature; it's the very soul of blockchain technology. Just like choosing your cake flavor at a party, in blockchain, you get to pick your slice of the code pie. Labs might bake the updates, but you're the one who decides if you're hungry for the latest version or sticking to the tried-and-true classic. This autonomy is what makes blockchain revolutionary - you're not just a user, you're a sovereign entity in a digital democracy.

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Deepseek actually recovered from the scalability nightmare faster than I thought. Let’s face it: scaling systems is like building a sandcastle that somehow survives a tsunami. We’ve all battled downtime—watching servers gasp under traffic like a marathoner in quicksand.

@0xAlexander All chains all assets @MagicEden

Don't forget the NFTs

Trump is the first, and he will not be the last. What if more countries are into this? Imagine a scenario where pro-crypto nations like El Salvador, UAE, Malta, and more follow US and back meme coins. This could legitimize these assets on a global scale. What if more election candidates are doing this? Meme coins could revolutionize political fundraising and engagement, bypassing traditional channels and making political participation more accessible by pumping their own memes.

I've stumbled upon a productivity gem: "First Line of Code to First Debug Time". It's simple but effective, and here’s why you should give it a shot. This metric tracks how long it takes from writing your first line of code to finishing your first non-trivial debugging session. You can track your git commits to have a good understanding of the actual time spent in between. Sounds basic, right? But trust me, it packs a punch. Why It Rocks: Beat Procrastination: Setting a goal to get to that first non-trivial debug session fast kicks procrastination to the curb. No more endless overthinking - just dive in and start trying to hit the first unknown! Usually, this unknown is either from your first unit/integration test, or you manually running the feature locally. Forget Perfection and accelerate the happy path: You don't need to have everything perfect before you start. Embrace the chaos! The sooner you hit that first bug, the sooner you can iterate and improve. Your first positive feedback on quality: This approach pushes you to create the first quality fix quickly. You’ll validate your ideas and get your first positive feedback and start moving forward on polishing next. The quicker you debug, the faster you learn about your project's real challenges. This insight helps you make better decisions and optimize where it really counts.

Impressive how LST on solana is moving the needle here!

Truth seeking first! Truth should be the foundation of consensus

@runetoshi21 1460 is my lucky number

Feeling lucky and spin some of the golden grims, NFT cycle should be fun! @Grim__Syndicate

my everyday wallet

@themarketbank @MagicEden Thank you, great to hear

Intense load testing pays off now, look forward to future claims.

Study Matt

Congrats @exodus!

@themarketbank @MagicEden Chad move