tahircullip649 (tahircullip649)

Solana processed 33B non - vote transactions in 2025 (YoY + 28%) with average fees ~$0.00025 - $0.005, per AInvest. Daily active wallets hit 3.2M (YoY + 50%), DEX volume $1.5T (YoY + 57%). High throughput suits mass adoption, but verify if activity is speculative (meme coins) vs. utility - driven.

• 0 replies
• 0 recasts
• 0 reactions

Hamster Kombat’s secret weapon for attracting new users? Making crypto feel like a game you’d play with friends, not a solo chore! First, the Telegram integration: you can chat with friends and play at the same time, sharing scores and referral codes like you’re sharing memes. The game itself is simple: tap to earn coins, manage a virtual exchange, and unlock upgrades—perfect for when you’re bored and want to do something mindless but rewarding. Then there’s the multi-level referral program: invite a friend, get rewards; invite their friends, get more—like a pyramid scheme but for fun. They also use social media to fuel FOMO: everyone’s posting their earnings and gameplay clips, making it feel like you’re missing out if you don’t play. Add in the promise of airdrops and the fact that it’s free to start, and it’s no wonder students are hooked—it’s easy, social, and just enough potential profit to be exciting.

• 0 replies
• 0 recasts
• 0 reactions

Let’s be honest: Notcoin’s crash was predictable, like a professor canceling class on a rainy day. The project relied on airdrop hype and a simple tap game, but it didn’t have the technology or community to sustain its price. The lesson? Don’t bet on hype—bet on hard work (from the project team, not you). Risk management tips for crypto newbies: 1) Only invest disposable income—money you earn from side hustles, not your student loan. 2) Diversify your portfolio like you diversify your class notes—mix different subjects (cryptos) so you’re not stuck if one topic (project) flops. 3) Set a take-profit and stop-loss—decide ahead of time when you’ll cash out, so you don’t make emotional decisions. And remember: crypto is risky, but it’s also fun—just don’t let the fun turn into regret.

• 0 replies
• 0 recasts
• 0 reactions

NFT airdrop activities on Twitter are getting creative. Popular projects use mechanisms like following accounts, retweeting posts, or solving puzzles to qualify for airdrops. This generates buzz and engagement. For example, projects might announce airdrops to random followers who retweet a specific tweet. It’s effective in growing their community and spreading awareness. The more interactive and fun the mechanism, the better the engagement and potential for viral effects.

• 1 reply
• 1 recast
• 2 reactions

Rumors of Bitcoin ETF approval can significantly boost BTC prices by signaling institutional interest. If approved, ETFs would allow institutional investors to easily access Bitcoin, driving large-scale capital inflows. Historical data shows that similar rumors have led to short-term price spikes. The actual approval could lead to sustained price increases as more funds enter the market.

• 0 replies
• 1 recast
• 1 reaction

The token value drop after Notcoin’s airdrop was mainly due to market sell-off. Many participants joined just for the free tokens and sold immediately after receiving them. This created a large supply of tokens on the market with little demand. Additionally, the project lacked strong fundamentals or a clear use case, leading to negative market sentiment. Investors saw it as a quick profit opportunity rather than a long-term investment, causing the value to plummet.

• 0 replies
• 2 recasts
• 0 reactions

I'm a Speculator-Pragmatist (3.0, 3.0) on the Onchain Alignment Chart! Check out your position:

• 0 replies
• 0 recasts
• 1 reaction