Solana & Jupiter

LSTs are coming.

Since eth mainnet gas fee is currently 𝗹𝗼𝘄, I will use this opportunity to 𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲 my eth mainnet footprint.

We have seen projects use criteria such as:

--> Number of Eth mainnet transactions
--> Number of Contracts and Unique Contract Interactions

Update: Sahara Ai is about to launch "PROMETHEUS PROGRAM" in coming weeks.

$SOL

$SUN but i don't believe this guy.

$SUN already given 300% returns this year.

Remember this line*
https://t.me/Web3Torch/9453

And check $SOL price

LRTs/LSTs

I am done with H2 airdrops, all f*** me.

I don't like testnet airdrops anymore. Cuz of heavy traffic.

We will be back soon. With new opportunities - A new Tokenless list, Yey You heard right .

This is the first time when ODOS publicly announced its funding round investors.

I entered Bitcoin in late 2018 and it's been 6 years. I've seen 1 bull and 2 bear cycles:
2018-2020: 🐻
2021: 🐂
2022-2023: 🐻
2024 - 2025: I am considering this a bull season cuz we back from 15K to 73K lol in 2024, Alts still waiting for its turn 🚀⏳

If you can't hold then sell it. 😁

Could be please set your alarm and post 1 picture on Zora everyday for the next 30 Days [It will cost you 1₹/ Post ]

It would be great if you can try to interact with many creators. Example 10-50 mint from different creators.

Do same with Warpcast Streaks and complete some handsome streaks over there. [It's free ]

*We can only specualte, if you're smart enough you can skip or DYOR.

Thanks.

Best way to interact with different creators is by using Boost [Earn Upto 98% fees back ]

https://boost.xyz/

Fidelity sold
Bitwise sold
Ark sold
Invesco sold
VanEck sold

But BlackRock bought $200M BTC this week

$SUN

Layer 1 Blockchain networks always outperform in bull rally, So we've collected 50 Active Layer-1 Blockchains in the Web3 Space.

1. Bitcoin (BTC): The original cryptocurrency and blockchain.
2. Ethereum (ETH): The most popular platform for smart contracts and dApps.
3. Solana (SOL): Known for its high speed and low transaction costs.
4. Binance Chain (BNB): The blockchain powering the Binance exchange.
5. Cardano (ADA): Focused on sustainability and academic research.
6. Polkadot (DOT): A multi-chain network designed for interoperability.
7. Avalanche (AVAX): A high-throughput, low-latency platform.
8. Cosmos (ATOM): A network of interconnected blockchains.
9. Tezos (XTZ): Known for its self-amending protocol.
10. EOS (EOS): A high-performance blockchain designed for scalability.
Emerging Players:
11. Near Protocol (NEAR): A developer-friendly platform focusing on usability.
12. Polygon (MATIC): A scaling solution for Ethereum.
13. Fantom (FTM): A directed acyclic graph (DAG) platform.
14. Celo (CELO): A mobile-first platform focused on financial inclusion.
15. Harmony (ONE): A scalable blockchain with a focus on gaming and NFTs.
16. Algorand (ALGO): A pure-proof-of-stake blockchain.
17. Flow (FLOW): A blockchain designed for the creative economy.
18. Kadena (KDA): A blockchain with a unique architecture for scalability.
19. Internet Computer (ICP): A decentralized computing platform.
20. Aptos (APT): A new blockchain built by former Meta engineers.
Other Notable Mentions:
21. Sui (SUI): A new blockchain built by former Meta engineers.
22. Sei (SEI): A blockchain optimized for decentralized exchanges.
23. Stacks (STX): A layer-1 blockchain that builds on Bitcoin.
24. Oasis Network (ROSE): A privacy-focused blockchain.
25. Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR): A distributed ledger technology with a consensus mechanism.
26. Conflux (CFX): A blockchain focused on the Chinese market.
27. Nervos Network (CKB): A multi-layered blockchain network.
28. VeChain (VET): A blockchain focused on supply chain management.
29. Ontology (ONT): A blockchain focused on identity and data sharing.
30. Zilliqa (ZIL): A scalable blockchain with a sharding architecture.
31. Tron (TRX): A blockchain focused on entertainment and content sharing.
32. KuCoin Chain (KCC): The blockchain powering the KuCoin exchange.
33. Huobi Chain (HETH): The blockchain powering the Huobi exchange.
34. OKExChain (OKC): The blockchain powering the OKX exchange.
35. Stellar (XLM): A blockchain focused on cross-border payments.
36. Qtum (QTUM): A blockchain combining Bitcoin and Ethereum technologies.
37. NEO (NEO): A blockchain focused on smart contracts and dApps.
38. Decred (DCR): A hybrid proof-of-work and proof-of-stake blockchain.
39. Lisk (LSK): A modular blockchain platform.
40. IOST (IOST): A blockchain focused on performance and scalability.
41. Arweave (AR): A decentralized storage network.
42. Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR): A distributed ledger technology with a consensus mechanism.
43. Elrond (EGLD): A scalable blockchain with a sharding architecture.
44. Radix (XRD) - With its Cerberus engine, Radix claims to solve the blockchain trilemma by offering scalability, security, and decentralization
45. Celestia (TIA) - A modular blockchain
46. Kaspa (KAS) - Known for being one of the fastest PoW blockchains,
47. Cronos (CRO) - Associated with Crypto.com
48. Ripple (XRP) - A traditional PoW or PoS network.
49. Injective (INJ) - A fully decentralized Layer 1 blockchain
50. Hathor (HTR) - The Hathor network is a PoW blockchain

Last month of Q3 2024 is here [September]

Shill me some similar coins, if you have any.

1 Year = 433x it's none other then $LSK.