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Weekly Roundup on Crypto Twitter: Brave Hearts and Chicken Moves

Greetings,

 

The past week witnessed a daring showdown on Crypto Not-Twitter, where some individuals stood firm while others hesitated to join the new circle of “frens.” There were those who pumped up the excitement but then abruptly retreated.

 

Here’s a comprehensive rundown of the notable players and their chicken antics on Crypto Twitter…

 

Whose Threads Command Attention?

Last week treated us to an array of engaging thread discussions. Honest DeFi enthusiast Taiki Maeda threw his hat into the ring, contending that DeFi is still in the nascent stages of a bullish trend:

 

Maeda speculated that the tokenization of securities, real-world assets in particular, will fuel the upcoming DeFi euphoria. Let’s hope his foresight bears fruit.

 

Lending credence to Maeda’s stance is the continued engagement of major corporations in the crypto realm. For instance, Visa’s involvement with Ethereum for crypto research holds significance:

 

In essence, Visa is exploring ways for crypto users to conduct transactions solely via their cards, capitalizing on account abstraction. If successful, this endeavor could streamline the onboarding process for the mainstream audience.

 

Appealing to the masses, the discussion naturally turns to gambling, humorously dubbed crypto’s prime utility. The escalating GambleFi narrative is hard to miss, and this thread delving into the hottest GambleFi projects is right on point:

 

Despite the prevailing sideways movement of the crypto market, numerous narratives have yielded substantial returns. However, if you’re still not reaping rewards, this thread serves as a reminder of how crypto’s influence on the perception of money can be skewed:

 

Amidst tales of success from others in the field, maintaining a broader perspective and exercising patience are crucial for long-term growth.

 

Rounding off the enlightenment is a thread offering a Telegram toolkit for crypto research, a comprehensive resource to pave your way to success:

 

Words of Wisdom

The grand strategy for the upcoming 12-24 months is outlined:

 

Elon’s Construction Endeavor

The showdown between Elon and Zuck could potentially evolve into the gladiatorial spectacle of our era:

 

Or perhaps it’s Elon’s intricate mind game to retain users on his platform. Zuck sees him as a chicken (though Elon sees the same in Zuck):

 

When two contenders clash (or not), a duck assumes the role of mediator:

 

Now, onto the more serious happenings…

 

Buzz of the Town

The crypto world might be in need of a novel, superior stablecoin akin to PayPal’s latest creation:

 

However, before we succumb to excitement, let’s not forget that other stablecoins also exhibit decentralization—until they don’t:

 

The decision on the Bitcoin spot ETF was unsurprisingly postponed. Yet, bullish sentiments remain unwavering—it’s not about “if” but “when”:

 

And who will watch this decision unfold from within prison walls?

 

None other than the ubiquitous scapegoat, SBF.

 

The individual responsible for leaking Caroline’s diary, Jonah Hill’s anticipated new role, now finds himself behind bars:

 

If you intend to pay Sam a visit, here’s his latest location tag:

 

One more hot topic of the week: the launch of Friend.Tech, a reimagined Bitclout on Base. While almost every Crypto Twitter denizen joined the frenzy, not everyone was impressed:

 

Perhaps ChainlinkGod didn’t quite master the art of joining in, as numerous other “influenza frens” made profitable gains:

 

Last but not least, Nassim Taleb has renewed his disdain for Bitcoin. A subject to ponder, presented without commentary:

 

Memes

Will Sam find his footing in jail?

 

Only time will tell, but his close confidante Tiffany Fong anticipates a challenging path ahead:

 

Let’s observe how long Bitcoin keeps playing a high-stakes game with the $29,000 mark. Have a nice day, folks!

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