$TAO makes up 30% of Grayscale AI Fund, but $INSP... "Wait, but what is it?" $INSP is the most undervalued subnet, and here is why. 🧵

Boros by @pendle_fi is live (it's next 100 billion opportunity).

I haven't noticed how I slowly accumulated 3,000 Yaps, but here are the main tip after reflection: Quantity of replies doesn't matter until they are quality. I see a lot of so-called "reply guys" saying, "I did 250 replies today but only got 3.5 Yaps..." Reminder: You get Yaps for "smart accounts" interacting with you (RTs/replies). The higher count of smart followers he has, the higher amount of Yaps the guy they reply to gets. "But how do I make so they reply to me? They are always not paying attention." If someone replies to me with, "gm, follow back," "cool, thanks for sharing," or something that provides zero insight, no question, no POV, and didn't say it clearly, I'm 95% sure I will not reply to them. Sometimes, I reply, but generally, I just don't want to spend my time on this. The next question is who do you reply to? Spend some time scrolling CT, find reputable accounts (e.g. @rektdiomedes, @DefiIgnas, @crypthoem, @CryptoGirlNova, @LouisCooper_, etc.) or find them in my recent Tier list ( But I beg you, read the tweet, try to understand it, and then reply with a question, insight, or a POV. After spending a few weeks replying, you might start noticing that you are becoming more educated than ever before. That's the point you want to get. Everything has a compounding effect in this life, and replying is not an exception. You might not start noticing results right after the first replies, but hundreds if not thousands. It's not easy; that's why there are not many really great content creators who haven't given up.

RT @belizardd: "Wait, was $TREE listed already?" - $TREE is live on all tier-1 CEXs (e.g., @binance, @Bybit_Official, @coinbase). - Curren…

Wait, rumours of $KAITO airdrop in August are not rumours?

Tokenomics of $THQ. 🧵

Why Korea’s next big export might be…stablecoins In Korea, digital payments are everywhere - KakaoPay, Naver Pay, Toss. And most of them run on prepaid funds. You top up → get points → spend them in a closed loop. Sounds efficient, right? It is. Until you realise... • Points can expire • Can’t be transferred • Are legally capped per user • Can’t plug into global rails Now imagine that same flow - but onchain with KRW stablecoins ⪼ Real-time settlement ⪼ Auditable & transparent ⪼ Transferable across wallets, apps, even borders ⪼ No expiry, no artificial limits Here’s where it gets interesting: @KaiaChain is laying the groundwork to make this a reality. $Kaia is building a modular L1 optimised for compliant Web3 infra in Korea. That means: ➪ Hooks for local fintechs to integrate KRW stablecoins ➪ Rails for dApps, wallets, payment processors ➪ Infra that aligns with Korea’s evolving stablecoin framework Just these should get you excited at the potential a KRW stablecoin will bring about! It’s a shot at replacing closed-loop points w programmable digital won - globally usable, locally compliant. And Kaia wants to be the chain that powers it all.

My tier list of the DeFi content creators. Part 2.

July has flown by with exciting developments in full swing. Projects are blazing trails in both product innovation and promoting. And @campnetworkxyz is right on track with this momentum: + Over 400k TrailHead remixes + Over 14.5m impressions + 1.5m IPs minted Uncover thrilling adventures waiting for Campers:🧵⬇️

How do we explain to a normie what it means when someone tweets "Pendle"?