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they stopped my @boltapp ride on my way to get food - dragged me out of the vehicle - began beating me - forced me into their mini bus vehicle with no plate number forced open my phone - went straight to trust wallet - forced me to send $3k+ trade to NGN & took me to different P.O.S points I have witnesses in the form of my bolt driver - and the P.O.S payment points they had no name tags - nothing! just black on black police attire I hate this country & will do all i can to leave here!

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imagine this: you’re 25 in 2030. you make your first $200k. you swap it to @USDT0_to immediately. - no way you’re letting even 1 cent go off that 200k you’re scared of splitting the money but you know you have to - so all of your $200k isn’t sitting in one wallet you get your android phone - the one that’s a mere plus to your iOS you download @zerion @TrustWallet @Rabby_io & create 3 fresh wallets on each app you carefully write down your seed phrases & back them up to ensure full recovery you carefully split the $200k in chunks - sending around $22k each (to all of the 9 wallets) you’re done & happy. you have twenty two thousand United States dollars on not just one - but 9 wallets you pause & think. - things have finally changed for me & my family it’s your younger sister’s 18th birthday - you’re happy you can finally blow her mind with a present you ask for her EVM address. she sends it. you send her $2000 & send the TXN link. she clicks it - seeing $2000 as part of the “transaction successful” figures - in bewilderment - she clicks on your address & sees $20k sitting pretty she’s screaming now. 1) for receiving $2000 from her brother who’s only ever sent her $200 max in one go. 2) the realization that her brother has $20k & all the nice things she can do with that money after all - her brother’s money is her money. but wait - she wonders - how did it get there? in one click - she finds the source transaction & sees all the $22k he sent from the source wallet totaling $200k she doesn’t check again & straight up calls this man “Ahhhhhhhhjjjjjjjj - thank you so much! who gave you 200 fckn thousand dollars!!!!? have you made it? are we rich?!!!” you pause. you feel a little discomfort aren’t you supposed to be happy about everything that’s happened? I mean, you made 200k & just gifted your younger sis the biggest sum she’s ever received in her life what is this feeling making your joy stale? and then. it hit you. you might have $200k. but your sister isn’t exactly the first person you want knowing your entire networth at least not like this. at least not now you haven’t even gotten the time to do some vanity spending (for yourself) now everything you have feels monitored - you’re going to have to act responsibly & be accountable to someone for your own money. where did it all go wrong? you should have just used @RelayProtocol to bridge your @USDT0_to on @megaeth_labs to @PlasmaFDN that way / every transaction splitting the 200k would be shielded thanks to plasma’s shielded txns - thus untraceable. you would’ve bridged - but you just made $200k & didn’t want to risk bridging that money what if at the point you wanted to bridge / the bridge got hacked? / you were trying to risk as little as possible / understandably scared that your new found fortune could just as easily be taken away I don’t blame you. I blame the fact that in this piece - 5 years from now - the issue of security in crypto is still “fragile” but well - if you had bridged in bits to plasma - you wouldn’t have to deal with this privacy breach on your new found fortune. idk man / I wrote this to highlight the importance of privacy, the fact that DeFi still feels insecure & why I personally think @PlasmaFDN is one of those blockchains that’ll host day-to-day usecases - bringing the dream of trillions to reality. if you came this far - I lub you. 😗

my biggest lesson making $9000 from plasma: what I did: • post about stablecoins & their adoption • discover Plasma • post multiple bangers about plasma • legendary @scene999 offers me a role • made 7.5k XPL from role (early contributor) what I could’ve done after posting multiple bangers about plasma: • find out if there were more roles to earn • take action & actively earn them • make 15k XPL from higher role than (EC) my problem was - I didn’t do any of what I did thinking there’d be a reward. I did it because Plasma aligned with my excitement about stablecoins. time & time again - I’ve discovered passion alone isn’t actually rewarding in crypto. passion gets you in the room - but without a game mindset, you leave money on the table. I’ve been a preacher of “tech, then the money comes” - but right now - I think it’s important to prioritize finding opportunities in what you love. don’t just vibe with it - maximize it. I made $9k from plasma - but people I onboarded to plasma - like @heyjxck_ @0xcreel @Poshthehussla etc - they all made over $16k. that showed me something powerful: passion brought me in - but game mindset would’ve scaled it up. tldr • passion brings you the w • game mindset makes you scale that w • if you love something in crypto - ask yourself: how can I make the most from this? I know this might be a me problem - but I had to share because I’ve been an advocate of just believing in something/going for what one is actually interested in. that mindset is good - but it is not enough to make money. regardless - it was the most beautiful surprise & absolutely my biggest win this year. imagine having no idea you’d be rewarded & next yk - you’re having $9k airdropped to your wallet ❤️ what I’ll be doing:- • most of my allo will going into the makina pre-launch come 29th September what I stand to gain: • yield • points I can redeem for MAK at TGE • tickets for the MAK ICO at $35M valuation same valuation as their $3M strategic private round. this time I’m not just showing up because of my belief in “yield” - I’m showing up with strategy. fatter skin in the game. makina’s backers are too solid, and its potential is way up there. (esp when you consider the minimal relative risk) if you asked me what the next alfalfa is after Plasma? be there for @makinafi.

Resist the urge to belittle yourself on CT, especially if you’re from Nigeria, India or any developing nation. let me explain: ↓ i saw a comment from someone in one of my Makina posts - he said something along the lines of:- “i’m worried I might not make much because I have little to ape” - I reached out to him in DMs & at the end of the convo - i found out the “little” he had was $2.5k brother - in no city, country or universe is $2.5k “little” - it is very decent - it’s not something anyone would want to lose I’m not saying $2.5k is wealthy - I’m only highlighting how that seemed “little” to someone - meanwhile, there’s probably billions who’d have their year made if they’re gifted $2.5k. tldr: no matter what feels like little to you, don’t belittle yourself on the TL - especially if you come from a developing region like Nigeria, India etc the narrative is - people from your region are poor - so there’s no need to globalize your own - work hard & take pride in what you have. CT will respect that. there are so many Indians, Nigerians & people from Nepal (for example) doing amazing things globally - people see their work & don’t even consider where they’re from recently learnt @binji_x is from Nepal - he’s literally contributing to ethereum atm you don’t get better by belittling yourself in posts or comments - so stop it. we already have enough jokes belittling your region - you don’t even need to announce the poverty. humans are built to not like people that look like they don’t have much - it’s a psychological reaction to just feel uncomfortable when someone is seen as needy only those who’re true empaths can see past that & honestly, you do not want to take your chances. even the Bible says a poor man is hated in his own neighborhood. don’t be the poor man on CT. work hard & take pride in that! - God bless your efforts.

this market is showing one thing clearly:- earning a solid crypto salary is one of the most underrated forms of stability. if you want to work with the best teams in crypto - you need to understand convos like the one below: not because you’re a dev. but because everything in this space is built on design tradeoffs. and the people who understand them? those are the ones who build mindshare - get hired & get funded so let’s walk through a convo that really made me think: “is it even technically possible to build a competitive onchain orderbook on an EVM rollup today?” Hyperliquid faced that exact question and instead of giving a yes/no answer - they made a design choice to customize their nonce system. wait - what even is a nonce? a nonce is like a transaction counter. it decides the order in which your transactions are processed. on most EVM chains - you only get one active nonce at a time. you send one tx - wait for it to clear - then send the next. you can’t break the order. but this nonce system is really bad for market makers because they need to post and cancel lots of orders quickly. for them - speed isn’t nice to have - it’s survival. so Hyperliquid said: “instead of 1 active nonce - we’ll store the top 100 per wallet.” that means they can shoot off 100+ orders, cancel or reorder them fast - without getting rate-limited. (makes sense when you remember how fast real markets move) now top to bottom: Succinct’s founder @pumatheuma asked: “if you need to make design choices like this, is it even possible to build a competitive product on an EVM rollup?” in other words: is the EVM’s default design a blocker for high-performance trading apps? because trading apps are the most demanding. they’re where latency hurts the most. and where the tiniest inefficiencies cost real money. this is where @yangl1996 & @0xBreadguy from MegaETH stepped in. their response? “this isn’t an EVM problem. it’s a slow chain problem.” let’s unpack that: on most chains, transactions go into a mempool which is like a waiting room before they get confirmed. and while they sit there - you can cancel or reorder them using their nonce. but on fast chains like MegaETH - transactions get confirmed immediately. no mempools. no time to change your mind. so how do you cancel or reorder a tx… if it’s already executed? Lei’s answer was genius: “if a chain is too fast you slow it down inside the contract to allow things like canceling or reordering.” in short: speed isn’t the issue. contract design is the fix. just build the logic into the contract to match the time needed to check for a tx cancel signal before executing. and the punchline from Lei is: “a fast chain is more powerful than a slow one because it can simulate a slow one if needed.” so here’s the takeaway: 1) Hyperliquid solved the problem at the chain level - by customizing nonces. 2) MegaETH says you can solve the same problem at the contract level - if the chain is fast enough. both paths are valid - but only fast chains give you that optionality. which brings us back to the original question: is it technically possible to build a competitive onchain orderbook on an EVM rollup? can we get Hyperliquid or something better on an EVM rollup? only if that rollup is fast enough - or lets you simulate the flexibility of a fast chain. my job here is to break these convos down in ways that click because you don’t need to be a dev to understand why this stuff matters and sure - this convo started with Hyperliquid but it also helps you see why infra choices matter: and you get to see why certain teams like the quants at MegaETH - are obsessed with giving builders raw, programmable speed the tech isn’t perfect but the direction is clear fast - modular and flexible because that’s what the next era of apps will demand bull or bear - i’m learning out loud - so we can all move smarter one post at a time.

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