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Can you get over 35% APY on @project0?
I'm trying it live. $1k USDT in, borrowing USD1 at 11x leverage.
USDT is less likely to depeg than USD1. Relatively safe spread. (Correct me if wrong)
In theory that's $7 in a week. Want to test it out before adding more
Back in 7 days

The turtle watching you spend your last AI credits trying to ship for @colosseum hackathon
Sorry to the ones we lost along the way, but we need to accelerate

Held BTC, ETH, and SOL from 2021 to 2026.
Same prices. Five years later.
Two things happened while we waited.
1. Pumpfun made it trivial to launch tokens, which diluted every liquidity pool that ever tried to sustain an altseason.
2. Miners quietly shut down their rigs and sold the hardware to AI data centers.
The liquidity just found a better home.
What´s going to drive the next bull cycle?

Jupiter Offerbook just went live for WL users.
Only one offer available right now.
Someone with 250,000 NEET ($6.8k) needs liquidity.
They don't want to sell. So they post their tokens as collateral and borrow $2k USDC at 12% APY for 3 days.
You lend the $2k. They keep their NEET exposure. You earn yield.
The catch: Volatility. NEET is down 25% in 24h.
It is a token with $27M mcap and $1.18M in liquidity.
The upside for lenders is real. The downside is you're holding NEET bags if this goes wrong.
For NEET holders it makes sense as a hedge. Get liquidity without selling. Let the position brea

Jupiter Prediction Markets in numbers.
>15k users
>$9.7M volume
>$175k generated in market fees
>$548k TVL
I Wasn't excited when they announced it. Volume proved me wrong.
Another revenue stream that will benefit the ecosystem.

Been on the sidelines since the hack
Found a reason to come back
Up to 80% APY on their arbitrage opportunities on @project0
Over 13% APY on solo lending

One of the worst hacks in DeFi history happened last week.
@piggybank_fi had exposure. They covered the loss from their own funds.
Checked my 7D APY
15% APY as usual.

Today I present my MBA thesis on neobanks in Latin America.
The region has 650 million people. Half of them are underbanked. Traditional banks never showed up.
Then came @KASTxyz and others quietly building the rails that actually work for this market.
The thesis is simple: Latin America doesn't need better banks. It needs to skip banks entirely.
Solana is the obvious answer. Fast, cheap, mobile-first. Built for exactly the person who never had a bank account but has a phone.
I've spent months on this. Today I defend it.
Wish me luck!

can't stop now, I'm close

My CTO just got back from vacation
Brought me a souvenir, so kind

Are you heading to Solana Accelerate in Miami?
You can book places nearby with up to 50% discount through @NOMADZxyz
Nomadz is a Solana native booking aggregator that should be every Web3 native person’s go to app.
Stop losing money and use Nomadz

LP anytime, anywhere
I took it literally, from the Operating Room
@MeteoraAG SOL-USDC position open. Patient next.

7 friends onboarded to @JupGlobal
3 still pending their first $100 spend.
2/20 referrals confirmed (2 should be approved soon)
I'm 35% of the way to 5% cashback, and already thinking about how to get to 50 referrals.
For reference, Amex Platinum charges $700/year before you see anything back. Jupiter's cap is $200/month. That's $2,400/year if you max it.
The card is Visa Infinite. Which technically means travel insurance, concierge, lounge access.
Genuinely curious if any of that actually works.
But the math is good enough that I'm apparently becoming a card recruiter now

The watch you should wear at every age:
18:
>Tissot or Citizen
Blue Moon hits different. You're early. This is the right move.
20–25:
>Grand Seiko. Tudor. Tag Heuer.
You figured something out. The wrist shows it.
30:
>At minimum, a Rolex.
Submariner if you're cool. Daytona if you mean it.
40:
>Two Richard Milles. One per wrist.
No explanation needed.
50:
>Audemars Piguet or Patek Philippe.
You are loooking for an Old Money Look.
Bonus: Seiko mods are cringe.

We are not ready for the masses.
The same friend I onboarded to Jupiter Global just lost $300 to a Polymarket scam.
And it wasn’t some sophisticated thing
Someone from “support” reached out.
Asked for a code sent to his email.
He shared it.
That was it.
Account gone. Funds gone.
He will never touch crypto again