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FPVs procured through Serhii Sternenko's fund have downed 1,517 Russian UAVs, including: -682 Zala -504 Supercam -152 Orlan -75 Lancet -20 Merlin -44 Molniya -18 Gerbera -3 Takhion -4 KUB -3 KUB-2 -3 V2U The cost of each FPV interceptor is $900-1,000.

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@sternenko The powerful support of Mr @sternenko's generous community to the sky cleaning is simply amazing! Help @sternenkofund saving more lives!

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@sternenko Any idea what proportion of Russia’s total UAV fleet this (and other, non-Sternenko-funded drone) represents? What about monthly/yearly production? Because that sounds like a large chunk of their ISR assets getting whacked.

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@sternenko ahahah source : "my burning ass like burning game changers of west" :)))))))))))))))

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Scientific Method1 год назад

@joni_askola @sternenko Sure. Because this information is from a reliable source, not from the usual Ukranian PR machine. 🤡

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@sternenko dumb tankies fucking weeping again lol.

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51,249 просмотров • 28 дней назад

Alien Invasion? Coming Apocalypse? I thought I lost this stream because I hadn't downloaded a copy but luckily I got my YouTube channels back. Originally from September 2024 This covers all the different statements from UFO movers and shakers about an upcoming alien invasion or some kind of impending apocalypse. Joined by Fringe I am not saying the world is ending or an invasion is coming but a suprising amount of notable figures in the UFO Disclosure movement have made statements indicating they believe this to be the case. All previous end of the world predictions have been false but this stream will hopefully serve as a one stop shop of all these various statements. 00:00 Intro 19:20 New Netflix Brooklyn abduction trailer reaction 24:38 Robert Stack PSA about end of the world predictions 30:06 Carl Sagan early life and debunking UFOs 33:46 Sagan and the American scientific community abandoning UFOs 35:07 Immanuel Velikovsky 40:08 Velikovsky's theories spread 47:00 Sagan and the American scientific community abondaning Velikovsky's theories 49:12 Sagan the debunker of UFOs and Velikovsky's theories 55:03 The Adam and Eve Story by Chan Thomas 1:07:46 Roswell Art's Parts letter 1:10:04 Heaven's Gate UFO Cult 1:12:31 The Chris Bledsoe Story 1:16:12 The Intelligence Community and the Lady 1:28:05 What the Lady told Chris Bledsoe 1:38:35 Chris Bledsoe on Fox News 1:52:18 Chris Bledsoe on 2027 and the Lady 1:58:59 The Chris Gray Murder 2:12:12 Jason Sands on the Ashtar Command 2:16:59 Russel Crowe on 2027 2:22:14 Elon Musks on Pole Shifts 2:26:38 Diddy says the aliens are coming 2:44:22 Greer on the Eschaton cult 2:50:59 Greer says he's hearing 2026 through 2028 2:53:12 John Ramirez says 2027 2:55:29 Leslie Kean says life will be dificult in less than 4 years 3:05:46 Leslie Kean thinks aliens are coming to watch the end of the world 3:28:34 Ross Coulthart speaks on 2027 3:32:21 Elzondo thinks you should enjoy yourself while you can 3:37:39 Chains of the Sea recommended by Elizondo 3:52:59 Elizondo on the Three Body Problem 4:00:40 Elizondo's new statements on invasion 4:04:53 Disclosure Mike on what's coming 4:10:33 Jason Sands on 2027 and invasion 4:17:08 David Grusch on agreements with NHI 4:19:54 Richard Doty 4:28:19 James Web Telescope 4:34:51 Closing Thoughts 4:44:59 The Third Secret of Fatima

Alien Invasion? Coming Apocalypse? I thought I lost this stream because I hadn't downloaded a copy but luckily I got my YouTube channels back. Originally from September 2024 This covers all the different statements from UFO movers and shakers about an upcoming alien invasion or some kind of impending apocalypse. Joined by Fringe I am not saying the world is ending or an invasion is coming but a suprising amount of notable figures in the UFO Disclosure movement have made statements indicating they believe this to be the case. All previous end of the world predictions have been false but this stream will hopefully serve as a one stop shop of all these various statements. 00:00 Intro 19:20 New Netflix Brooklyn abduction trailer reaction 24:38 Robert Stack PSA about end of the world predictions 30:06 Carl Sagan early life and debunking UFOs 33:46 Sagan and the American scientific community abandoning UFOs 35:07 Immanuel Velikovsky 40:08 Velikovsky's theories spread 47:00 Sagan and the American scientific community abondaning Velikovsky's theories 49:12 Sagan the debunker of UFOs and Velikovsky's theories 55:03 The Adam and Eve Story by Chan Thomas 1:07:46 Roswell Art's Parts letter 1:10:04 Heaven's Gate UFO Cult 1:12:31 The Chris Bledsoe Story 1:16:12 The Intelligence Community and the Lady 1:28:05 What the Lady told Chris Bledsoe 1:38:35 Chris Bledsoe on Fox News 1:52:18 Chris Bledsoe on 2027 and the Lady 1:58:59 The Chris Gray Murder 2:12:12 Jason Sands on the Ashtar Command 2:16:59 Russel Crowe on 2027 2:22:14 Elon Musks on Pole Shifts 2:26:38 Diddy says the aliens are coming 2:44:22 Greer on the Eschaton cult 2:50:59 Greer says he's hearing 2026 through 2028 2:53:12 John Ramirez says 2027 2:55:29 Leslie Kean says life will be dificult in less than 4 years 3:05:46 Leslie Kean thinks aliens are coming to watch the end of the world 3:28:34 Ross Coulthart speaks on 2027 3:32:21 Elzondo thinks you should enjoy yourself while you can 3:37:39 Chains of the Sea recommended by Elizondo 3:52:59 Elizondo on the Three Body Problem 4:00:40 Elizondo's new statements on invasion 4:04:53 Disclosure Mike on what's coming 4:10:33 Jason Sands on 2027 and invasion 4:17:08 David Grusch on agreements with NHI 4:19:54 Richard Doty 4:28:19 James Web Telescope 4:34:51 Closing Thoughts 4:44:59 The Third Secret of Fatima

Red Panda Koala

31,719 просмотров • 1 год назад

This podcast changed my investing mindset more than any other I have done. 1. The best companies have hostages not customers. 2. The best founders are able to materialise capital, customers and labor. 3. The best founders are students of history. 4. The best founders are seeking revenge. 5. Two deals are good: any piece of something working, or a lot of something that could be mega. This is one of the best shows I have ever done on investing. Period. Spotify 👉 Youtube 👉 Apple Podcasts 👉 My 7 takeaways with Alex Rampell a16z 👇 Timestamp: 00:00 Intro 01:26 How to Do 5x on a $15BN Fund Pool? 04:15 What Two Groups of Funds Will Win the Next Decade in VC? 15:13 What Three Things Are the Best Founders Able to Do? 20:35 The Best Companies Have Hostages, Not Customers 32:15 The Two Types of Deals You Want To Do In VC 37:18 The Importance of Founder/Capital Fit 40:20 Multiple Successive Rounds Are Dangerous… Here is Why? 44:01 The Importance of Ownership in Deals 57:19 Is Triple, Triple, Double, Double Dead? 58:46 Advice on Selling Companies 01:08:42 Quick-Fire Round 01:13:26 What is the Future of Venture Capital

This podcast changed my investing mindset more than any other I have done. 1. The best companies have hostages not customers. 2. The best founders are able to materialise capital, customers and labor. 3. The best founders are students of history. 4. The best founders are seeking revenge. 5. Two deals are good: any piece of something working, or a lot of something that could be mega. This is one of the best shows I have ever done on investing. Period. Spotify 👉 Youtube 👉 Apple Podcasts 👉 My 7 takeaways with Alex Rampell a16z 👇 Timestamp: 00:00 Intro 01:26 How to Do 5x on a $15BN Fund Pool? 04:15 What Two Groups of Funds Will Win the Next Decade in VC? 15:13 What Three Things Are the Best Founders Able to Do? 20:35 The Best Companies Have Hostages, Not Customers 32:15 The Two Types of Deals You Want To Do In VC 37:18 The Importance of Founder/Capital Fit 40:20 Multiple Successive Rounds Are Dangerous… Here is Why? 44:01 The Importance of Ownership in Deals 57:19 Is Triple, Triple, Double, Double Dead? 58:46 Advice on Selling Companies 01:08:42 Quick-Fire Round 01:13:26 What is the Future of Venture Capital

Harry Stebbings

138,590 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

🤍New 5-Star Interactive Memory [Sylus: Night Of Secrecy] Those of the same kind, permitted to cross into each other's territory, may also be lovers, lost in the simplicity of the ordinary after nightfall. You're not the only one who desires more. Take everything you crave until you are content—he too, seeks the same. "I'm hoping yes is still your answer because... I just can't hold back anymore." 🤍Nightly Rendezvous From the update on Dec. 31, 2024, to 4:59 AM on Jan. 20, 2025 (Server Time) During the event, you can select three out of the four event-limited 5-Star Memories: [Xavier: Misty Silhouette], [Zayne: Absolute Zeal], [Rafayel: Intertidal Zone], [Sylus: Night Of Secrecy]. The drop rate of the 3 Memories you selected will be significantly increased. Each time you obtain a 5-Star Memory, there's a 75% chance it will be one of the 3 Memories you selected. *Note 1. During the event, you can change your selected Memories at any time. Each time you obtain a 5-Star Memory, the chance of obtaining the unselected event-limited Memory and other permanent 5-Star Memories will be 25%. 2. After the event ends, the four event-limited Memories will not be obtainable through other means and will not enter the permanent Wish Pool, Xspace Echo. 3. Apart from the selection system, the wish event features Precise Wish and a pity system. For more details, please check the in-game rule page. 🤍Heartfelt Blessing: Wish Rewards During the event, after you make a certain number of wishes, you can claim the rewards including Universal Earrings [Butterfly's Grace], [Deepspace Wish: Limited*15], Love Interest's [Event-Limited Memory-Themed Outfit (Special Perk)], Selectable [Event Limited 5-Star Memory] and more. *Please note that this mechanism only takes effect in this event. 🤍Limited-Time Memory Growth Bonus Upgrade During the event, by completing upgrade tasks of the four event-limited 5-Star Memories, you can claim various Upgrade and Ascension Materials, with Materials return ratio reaching up to 75%! When the event-limited Memories reach Rank 1, you can claim [Special-Colored Memory-themed Outfit (Special Perk] for the corresponding love interest. #LoveandDeepspace

🤍New 5-Star Interactive Memory [Sylus: Night Of Secrecy] Those of the same kind, permitted to cross into each other's territory, may also be lovers, lost in the simplicity of the ordinary after nightfall. You're not the only one who desires more. Take everything you crave until you are content—he too, seeks the same. "I'm hoping yes is still your answer because... I just can't hold back anymore." 🤍Nightly Rendezvous From the update on Dec. 31, 2024, to 4:59 AM on Jan. 20, 2025 (Server Time) During the event, you can select three out of the four event-limited 5-Star Memories: [Xavier: Misty Silhouette], [Zayne: Absolute Zeal], [Rafayel: Intertidal Zone], [Sylus: Night Of Secrecy]. The drop rate of the 3 Memories you selected will be significantly increased. Each time you obtain a 5-Star Memory, there's a 75% chance it will be one of the 3 Memories you selected. Note 1. During the event, you can change your selected Memories at any time. Each time you obtain a 5-Star Memory, the chance of obtaining the unselected event-limited Memory and other permanent 5-Star Memories will be 25%. 2. After the event ends, the four event-limited Memories will not be obtainable through other means and will not enter the permanent Wish Pool, Xspace Echo. 3. Apart from the selection system, the wish event features Precise Wish and a pity system. For more details, please check the in-game rule page. 🤍Heartfelt Blessing: Wish Rewards During the event, after you make a certain number of wishes, you can claim the rewards including Universal Earrings [Butterfly's Grace], [Deepspace Wish: Limited15], Love Interest's [Event-Limited Memory-Themed Outfit (Special Perk)], Selectable [Event Limited 5-Star Memory] and more. *Please note that this mechanism only takes effect in this event. 🤍Limited-Time Memory Growth Bonus Upgrade During the event, by completing upgrade tasks of the four event-limited 5-Star Memories, you can claim various Upgrade and Ascension Materials, with Materials return ratio reaching up to 75%! When the event-limited Memories reach Rank 1, you can claim [Special-Colored Memory-themed Outfit (Special Perk] for the corresponding love interest. #LoveandDeepspace

Love and Deepspace

1,605,501 просмотров • 1 год назад

For our 🔸10% Pledge our family has donated to Lead Exposure Elimination Project (LEEP): 1. Children in poor countries lose 6 IQ points on average due to lead exposure, per one estimate. 2. Despite that the problem got just $7-10m in charitable giving a year, until a recent push. 3. Lead Exposure Elimination Project has a strong record of actually changing policy – one estimate is $1.66 to prevent one kid being exposed to leaded paint through childhood. 4. For instance they helped pass enforceable lead paint laws in Nigeria and Liberia, have commitments from 9 more countries, and took Malawi from 67% leaded paint sold 3 years ago to near eliminated now. 5. Lead does more than damage kids brains and stunt their potential. A 2023 Lancet study estimated 5.5m adults die early each year from lead-related cardiovascular disease - 6x higher than previous estimates. 6. Adding up all the harms the total economic toll of lead exposure is plausibly enormous - ~$6T/year or ~7% of global GDP. My interview with their co-founder Lucia Coulter on the 80,000 Hours Podcast from a few years back is below. Learn more about the 🔸10% Pledge here if you like: (Note: I'm not sure whether or not LEEP has a big funding gap right now - we actually made this donation last year and I forgot to post about it at the time.) If you want to give to something similar other than LEEP then consider these funds or the orgs they're making grants to, links below: • Lead Exposure Action Fund • GiveWell All Grants Fund (which gives to more speculative GiveWell-researched grants) • Charity Entrepreneurship Incubated Charities Fund (LEEP was incubated and given seed funding by Charity Entrepreneurship/AIM)

For our 🔸10% Pledge our family has donated to Lead Exposure Elimination Project (LEEP): 1. Children in poor countries lose 6 IQ points on average due to lead exposure, per one estimate. 2. Despite that the problem got just $7-10m in charitable giving a year, until a recent push. 3. Lead Exposure Elimination Project has a strong record of actually changing policy – one estimate is $1.66 to prevent one kid being exposed to leaded paint through childhood. 4. For instance they helped pass enforceable lead paint laws in Nigeria and Liberia, have commitments from 9 more countries, and took Malawi from 67% leaded paint sold 3 years ago to near eliminated now. 5. Lead does more than damage kids brains and stunt their potential. A 2023 Lancet study estimated 5.5m adults die early each year from lead-related cardiovascular disease - 6x higher than previous estimates. 6. Adding up all the harms the total economic toll of lead exposure is plausibly enormous - ~$6T/year or ~7% of global GDP. My interview with their co-founder Lucia Coulter on the 80,000 Hours Podcast from a few years back is below. Learn more about the 🔸10% Pledge here if you like: (Note: I'm not sure whether or not LEEP has a big funding gap right now - we actually made this donation last year and I forgot to post about it at the time.) If you want to give to something similar other than LEEP then consider these funds or the orgs they're making grants to, links below: • Lead Exposure Action Fund • GiveWell All Grants Fund (which gives to more speculative GiveWell-researched grants) • Charity Entrepreneurship Incubated Charities Fund (LEEP was incubated and given seed funding by Charity Entrepreneurship/AIM)

Rob Wiblin

14,689 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Back in January when Megan and I charted out the year, the dream of the Leadville 100 course record was overwhelming. But big dreams should be overwhelming. It was time to get to work. Our plan started from 3 principles: 1. I’d need to be capable of running a 13:xx 5k at altitude, or around sub-4 min mile fitness. 6-minute mile pace would need to be a jog on race day, and that all came from improving my running economy. 2. I had to get stronger to handle the unknown distance, both in terms of threshold climbing and actual muscular strength. 3. I’d have to run every step of the race, including Hope Pass. Most interestingly, none of those goals required lots of training volume. I did 8-12 hours of aerobic training most weeks with very few doubles given life constraints, usually around 60-75 miles of running and 1-2 bike rides (pulsing up and down for adaptations, with some bigger weeks and a longer down period for my accident). You don’t need to do consistent 100+ mile weeks to be good at this sport. I have been building endurance bricks for 18 years, and every brick counts. With that time, we applied 6 ideas: 1. Most weeks had a speed workout (often pacing Allie Ostrander ahead of the Olympic Trials 🔥), culminating in 12 x 400 on short rest in 63-64 seconds at altitude in June 2. I’d do threshold sessions approximately every other week, often on the uphill treadmill at 8% or 15% grade, culminating in a massive 12 x 5 minute session a few weeks before race day 3. I did uphill treadmill runs in Z2 at 20% grade all year, including for 10 min after as many aerobic runs as I could 4. I did 3-4 days of strides every single week. My strength is my speed. 5. I biked once per week in place of a run, often using Zwift races for hard sessions (A+ racing category in Zwift!) 6. Every week, I did Ultra Legs strength + squats and took a rest day, plus did heat training Big takeaway: you don’t need to do wild volume to have success in ultras. Get fast, stay fast year round, spend time in Z2, and stack some fun bricks in the context of your life. The record may have shocked the ultra world. But as Megan said, it only shocked people who haven’t been following my Strava for the last decade 🧡

Back in January when Megan and I charted out the year, the dream of the Leadville 100 course record was overwhelming. But big dreams should be overwhelming. It was time to get to work. Our plan started from 3 principles: 1. I’d need to be capable of running a 13:xx 5k at altitude, or around sub-4 min mile fitness. 6-minute mile pace would need to be a jog on race day, and that all came from improving my running economy. 2. I had to get stronger to handle the unknown distance, both in terms of threshold climbing and actual muscular strength. 3. I’d have to run every step of the race, including Hope Pass. Most interestingly, none of those goals required lots of training volume. I did 8-12 hours of aerobic training most weeks with very few doubles given life constraints, usually around 60-75 miles of running and 1-2 bike rides (pulsing up and down for adaptations, with some bigger weeks and a longer down period for my accident). You don’t need to do consistent 100+ mile weeks to be good at this sport. I have been building endurance bricks for 18 years, and every brick counts. With that time, we applied 6 ideas: 1. Most weeks had a speed workout (often pacing Allie Ostrander ahead of the Olympic Trials 🔥), culminating in 12 x 400 on short rest in 63-64 seconds at altitude in June 2. I’d do threshold sessions approximately every other week, often on the uphill treadmill at 8% or 15% grade, culminating in a massive 12 x 5 minute session a few weeks before race day 3. I did uphill treadmill runs in Z2 at 20% grade all year, including for 10 min after as many aerobic runs as I could 4. I did 3-4 days of strides every single week. My strength is my speed. 5. I biked once per week in place of a run, often using Zwift races for hard sessions (A+ racing category in Zwift!) 6. Every week, I did Ultra Legs strength + squats and took a rest day, plus did heat training Big takeaway: you don’t need to do wild volume to have success in ultras. Get fast, stay fast year round, spend time in Z2, and stack some fun bricks in the context of your life. The record may have shocked the ultra world. But as Megan said, it only shocked people who haven’t been following my Strava for the last decade 🧡

David Roche

158,587 просмотров • 2 лет назад

🚨 All-in-One $DOGIN Announcement 🚨 Everything you need to know about the $DOGIN airdrop, claiming process, and listing schedule. 👇 ______ 🗓 Listing Schedule: $DOGIN will be listed on Nov 5th at 3 PM UTC on Gate.io and @MEXC_Official . Right after trading starts, the team will add liquidity to @RaydiumProtocol and Invariant, making the token available on Jupiter as well. DoginHood on 🦎Coingecko: ______ 🕒 Claiming Schedule: At 3:10 PM UTC, eligible users (airdrop recipients, investors, IDO participants on SpartaDEX) are able to claim their tokens from our new website: 🔗 📢 Disclaimer: The website is not live yet but will be launched within the next 2 hours. IDO participants on Eesee will receive their tokens via the launchpad at the same time. Why is there a time gap between the CEX listing and token claim? For safety reasons. We need time to add liquidity on DEXs. ______ 🚀 How to Claim $DOGIN Tokens: 1. Visit our new website. 🔗 (going live within 2 hours) 2. Connect your Solana wallet (supports Phantom, Nightly, and Pontem). It can be the wallet you provided in Telegram, but doesn’t have to be. 3. Connect your primary EVM wallet (this will be used to receive future benefits, including tokens from Degen Caravan Events). 4. Connect any additional EVM wallets eligible for airdrops or pool allocations: • NFT airdrop (Base chain NFT holders) • GameSwift Airdrop • Strategic Round • IDO on SpartaDEX Note: Steps 3 and 4 need EVM signatures for each wallet. 5. Sign the final transaction to confirm the start of vesting (100% TGE unlock). 6. Go to the “Claim” tab. 7. Claim your tokens. 8. Use the “Token” tab to stake or buy more $DOGIN. ______ ⏳ Airdrop Details: Claim window: You have 14 days to claim the airdrop. After this period, any unclaimed tokens will no longer be accessible. NFT Airdrop: 20% of the total supply is allocated for NFT holders. Normal NFT holders: 300 $DOGIN tokens each. Golden NFT holders: 16,235 $DOGIN tokens each. Eligibility: All holders of our NFT collection on Base, totaling 6,053 wallets, are eligible. ______ 🎯 Game Airdrop: 5% of the total supply: Arrows are key for both the Degen Caravan and the airdrop. This method was the most reliable for distribution, as Diamond Arrows were only given to active players who joined our social quests. Here's the formula: Point system: • Bronze: 1 point • Silver: 1.5 points • Gold: 2 points • Brotherhood: 80 points (capped at 20k points per user) Diamond Arrow Multiplier: • 20 diamonds: *1.1 • 40 diamonds: *1.2 • 60 diamonds: *1.3 • 75 diamonds: *1.5 Note: Points don’t directly translate to $DOGIN tokens but were used to determine the airdrop allocation. ⚠️ Bot Detection: To ensure fair distribution, we flagged and excluded 120,000+ suspicious wallets using these checks: • Gameplay sessions longer than 24 hours flagged as bots. • Two separate 8-hour sessions flagged as bots. • Five separate 3-hour sessions flagged as bots. • Over 300 refreshes in a day flagged as bot behavior. Minimum Requirement: Players needed to collect at least 1,000 arrows to be eligible. A total of 49,920 wallets are eligible. ______ 💡 GameSwift Airdrop: 3% of the total supply 7,423 wallets staking $GSWIFT (in GS Pay or regular staking) are eligible. This allocation was managed by the GameSwift Team but can be claimed on our new website. ______ 📢 We aim to reward genuine community members and keep the game fair and fun. Our airdrop filters ensure rewards go to real players only. ______ Get ready to claim your $DOGIN, gentlemen. It's about to get real. 🫵🐶

🚨 All-in-One $DOGIN Announcement 🚨 Everything you need to know about the $DOGIN airdrop, claiming process, and listing schedule. 👇 ______ 🗓 Listing Schedule: $DOGIN will be listed on Nov 5th at 3 PM UTC on Gate.io and @MEXC_Official . Right after trading starts, the team will add liquidity to @RaydiumProtocol and Invariant, making the token available on Jupiter as well. DoginHood on 🦎Coingecko: 🕒 Claiming Schedule: At 3:10 PM UTC, eligible users (airdrop recipients, investors, IDO participants on SpartaDEX) are able to claim their tokens from our new website: 🔗 📢 Disclaimer: The website is not live yet but will be launched within the next 2 hours. IDO participants on Eesee will receive their tokens via the launchpad at the same time. Why is there a time gap between the CEX listing and token claim? For safety reasons. We need time to add liquidity on DEXs. 🚀 How to Claim $DOGIN Tokens: 1. Visit our new website. 🔗 (going live within 2 hours) 2. Connect your Solana wallet (supports Phantom, Nightly, and Pontem). It can be the wallet you provided in Telegram, but doesn’t have to be. 3. Connect your primary EVM wallet (this will be used to receive future benefits, including tokens from Degen Caravan Events). 4. Connect any additional EVM wallets eligible for airdrops or pool allocations: • NFT airdrop (Base chain NFT holders) • GameSwift Airdrop • Strategic Round • IDO on SpartaDEX Note: Steps 3 and 4 need EVM signatures for each wallet. 5. Sign the final transaction to confirm the start of vesting (100% TGE unlock). 6. Go to the “Claim” tab. 7. Claim your tokens. 8. Use the “Token” tab to stake or buy more $DOGIN. ⏳ Airdrop Details: Claim window: You have 14 days to claim the airdrop. After this period, any unclaimed tokens will no longer be accessible. NFT Airdrop: 20% of the total supply is allocated for NFT holders. Normal NFT holders: 300 $DOGIN tokens each. Golden NFT holders: 16,235 $DOGIN tokens each. Eligibility: All holders of our NFT collection on Base, totaling 6,053 wallets, are eligible. 🎯 Game Airdrop: 5% of the total supply: Arrows are key for both the Degen Caravan and the airdrop. This method was the most reliable for distribution, as Diamond Arrows were only given to active players who joined our social quests. Here's the formula: Point system: • Bronze: 1 point • Silver: 1.5 points • Gold: 2 points • Brotherhood: 80 points (capped at 20k points per user) Diamond Arrow Multiplier: • 20 diamonds: 1.1 • 40 diamonds: 1.2 • 60 diamonds: 1.3 • 75 diamonds: 1.5 Note: Points don’t directly translate to $DOGIN tokens but were used to determine the airdrop allocation. ⚠️ Bot Detection: To ensure fair distribution, we flagged and excluded 120,000+ suspicious wallets using these checks: • Gameplay sessions longer than 24 hours flagged as bots. • Two separate 8-hour sessions flagged as bots. • Five separate 3-hour sessions flagged as bots. • Over 300 refreshes in a day flagged as bot behavior. Minimum Requirement: Players needed to collect at least 1,000 arrows to be eligible. A total of 49,920 wallets are eligible. 💡 GameSwift Airdrop: 3% of the total supply 7,423 wallets staking $GSWIFT (in GS Pay or regular staking) are eligible. This allocation was managed by the GameSwift Team but can be claimed on our new website. 📢 We aim to reward genuine community members and keep the game fair and fun. Our airdrop filters ensure rewards go to real players only. __ Get ready to claim your $DOGIN, gentlemen. It's about to get real. 🫵🐶

Department Of Government Inefficiency - D.O.G.I.N.

220,847 просмотров • 1 год назад

Episode #93: Michael Kim @ Cendana Michael Kim is the Founder of Cendana Capital, making anchor investments in very early stage VC funds. We talk 204x DPI funds, characteristics of the top performing venture investors, how Cendana does diligence on fund managers, portfolio construction best practices + Michael’s 60x rule, and why a high ownership to fund size ratio drives outlier returns. We also get into how VCs are using AI, the competition between Seed and multi-stage investors, why US endowments are under siege, and how secondaries are driving most early stage venture returns today. Michael also opens up about the early days of starting Cendana, the 18 month grind raising Cendana Fund 1, the day he almost died, and ranking in the top 2% globally in Call of Duty. Shoutout to Roger Ehrenberg, Kevin Hartz, Semil, Jeff Clavier, Beezer Clarkson, Jack Altman, Jeff Morris Jr., Sheel Mohnot, Nichole Wischoff, Ted Alling, and Rick Zullo for their help putting this together. Thanks bolt.new for supporting this episode (check out their Hackathon with $1m in prizes!) Full episode here on X, or grab a link in the replies. Timestamps: 4:24 The day Michael almost died 5:10 Call of Duty & video games 9:34 Hiring @ Cendana 10:31 How Cendana uses structured and unstructured data 16:51 How VCs are using AI 19:55 Why secondaries are driving most early stage venture returns 22:01 Deciding when to sell secondaries 24:28 Best performing venture funds ever 27:26 The best VCs have amazing access to the best founders 33:42 Why Cendana backs Solo GPs 35:57 How to invest over time and hype cycles 41:35 Why multi-stage firms are investing earlier 44:45 Cendana’s current thesis: High ownership % to fund size 45:51 Why Cendana started backing non-lead VCs 48:41 How Cendana does diligence on fund managers 52:22 VC NPS Scores and Ron Conway’s Silver Bullet 53:49 Good vs bad new VC firm strategies 56:36 Determining defensibility of a strategy 57:57 “Messy middle” software buyout fund 1:03:25 Portfolio construction best practice 1:08:11 Michael’s 60x Rule 1:14:28 How Seed funds compete with multi-stage funds 1:20:05 Should you collect logos writing small checks? 1:21:07 Becoming an LP for the city of SF 1:24:42 Taking 18+ months to raise Cendana Fund 1 in the GFC 1:26:48 Warehousing the first Cendana Fund 1 investments 1:29:56 How to do a first close 1:34:29 Why it’s hard to kill a VC firm 1:37:00 What happens to ZIRP tourist fund managers 1:40:22 How to raise a Fund 2 or 3 today 1:42:07 “US endowments are under siege” 1:44:55 What the best GP LP relationships look like 1:46:41 What Fund of Funds get wrong 1:50:43 The three most interesting trends in venture today

Episode #93: Michael Kim @ Cendana Michael Kim is the Founder of Cendana Capital, making anchor investments in very early stage VC funds. We talk 204x DPI funds, characteristics of the top performing venture investors, how Cendana does diligence on fund managers, portfolio construction best practices + Michael’s 60x rule, and why a high ownership to fund size ratio drives outlier returns. We also get into how VCs are using AI, the competition between Seed and multi-stage investors, why US endowments are under siege, and how secondaries are driving most early stage venture returns today. Michael also opens up about the early days of starting Cendana, the 18 month grind raising Cendana Fund 1, the day he almost died, and ranking in the top 2% globally in Call of Duty. Shoutout to Roger Ehrenberg, Kevin Hartz, Semil, Jeff Clavier, Beezer Clarkson, Jack Altman, Jeff Morris Jr., Sheel Mohnot, Nichole Wischoff, Ted Alling, and Rick Zullo for their help putting this together. Thanks bolt.new for supporting this episode (check out their Hackathon with $1m in prizes!) Full episode here on X, or grab a link in the replies. Timestamps: 4:24 The day Michael almost died 5:10 Call of Duty & video games 9:34 Hiring @ Cendana 10:31 How Cendana uses structured and unstructured data 16:51 How VCs are using AI 19:55 Why secondaries are driving most early stage venture returns 22:01 Deciding when to sell secondaries 24:28 Best performing venture funds ever 27:26 The best VCs have amazing access to the best founders 33:42 Why Cendana backs Solo GPs 35:57 How to invest over time and hype cycles 41:35 Why multi-stage firms are investing earlier 44:45 Cendana’s current thesis: High ownership % to fund size 45:51 Why Cendana started backing non-lead VCs 48:41 How Cendana does diligence on fund managers 52:22 VC NPS Scores and Ron Conway’s Silver Bullet 53:49 Good vs bad new VC firm strategies 56:36 Determining defensibility of a strategy 57:57 “Messy middle” software buyout fund 1:03:25 Portfolio construction best practice 1:08:11 Michael’s 60x Rule 1:14:28 How Seed funds compete with multi-stage funds 1:20:05 Should you collect logos writing small checks? 1:21:07 Becoming an LP for the city of SF 1:24:42 Taking 18+ months to raise Cendana Fund 1 in the GFC 1:26:48 Warehousing the first Cendana Fund 1 investments 1:29:56 How to do a first close 1:34:29 Why it’s hard to kill a VC firm 1:37:00 What happens to ZIRP tourist fund managers 1:40:22 How to raise a Fund 2 or 3 today 1:42:07 “US endowments are under siege” 1:44:55 What the best GP LP relationships look like 1:46:41 What Fund of Funds get wrong 1:50:43 The three most interesting trends in venture today

The Peel

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🚨 Civilian aircraft are now MASSIVELY vulnerable. Anyone can build a functional MANPADS missile launcher for under $100 full designs, 3D-print files, firmware, and AI targeting all open-sourced on GitHub right now. Shoulder-fired. Guided rocket. Built to lock onto and take down planes. What used to require nation-state factories, military supply chains, and millions in R&D… now anyone with a garage and a printer can make it. Our commercial airliners have zero defense against this new reality. The democratization of weapons just turned every flight into a potential target. The launcher and rocket use ESP32 microcontrollers along with sensors including an MPU6050 IMU, NEO-6M GPS, QMC5883L compass, and BMP180 barometric sensor. Flight stabilization is handled through a proportional-derivative control loop that adjusts canard control surfaces during flight. The mechanical structure was designed in Fusion 360 and analyzed in OpenRocket to evaluate aerodynamic stability. Most structural components were produced using consumer-grade 3D printing and assembled with threaded inserts, machine screws, and custom springs. Total build cost: approximately $96. $6 Esp32 (2) $17 MG996r Servos (4) $3 SG90 Servos (2) $4 Switches (4) $15 ABS pipe (1) $20 Urgenex 1100mAh Battery (2) $1 BMP180 (1) $1 MPU6050 (1) $5 NEO-6M (1) $2 QMC5883l (1) $1 Active Buzzer(1) $17 PLA Plastic (1.5 kg) $2 PVC Pipe (9 in) $2 Rocket Propellant (170g) Wires / Capacitors / etc Negligible Future development explores integration with distributed camera-node tracking networks capable of generating real-time XYZ coordinates of airborne objects.

🚨 Civilian aircraft are now MASSIVELY vulnerable. Anyone can build a functional MANPADS missile launcher for under $100 full designs, 3D-print files, firmware, and AI targeting all open-sourced on GitHub right now. Shoulder-fired. Guided rocket. Built to lock onto and take down planes. What used to require nation-state factories, military supply chains, and millions in R&D… now anyone with a garage and a printer can make it. Our commercial airliners have zero defense against this new reality. The democratization of weapons just turned every flight into a potential target. The launcher and rocket use ESP32 microcontrollers along with sensors including an MPU6050 IMU, NEO-6M GPS, QMC5883L compass, and BMP180 barometric sensor. Flight stabilization is handled through a proportional-derivative control loop that adjusts canard control surfaces during flight. The mechanical structure was designed in Fusion 360 and analyzed in OpenRocket to evaluate aerodynamic stability. Most structural components were produced using consumer-grade 3D printing and assembled with threaded inserts, machine screws, and custom springs. Total build cost: approximately $96. $6 Esp32 (2) $17 MG996r Servos (4) $3 SG90 Servos (2) $4 Switches (4) $15 ABS pipe (1) $20 Urgenex 1100mAh Battery (2) $1 BMP180 (1) $1 MPU6050 (1) $5 NEO-6M (1) $2 QMC5883l (1) $1 Active Buzzer(1) $17 PLA Plastic (1.5 kg) $2 PVC Pipe (9 in) $2 Rocket Propellant (170g) Wires / Capacitors / etc Negligible Future development explores integration with distributed camera-node tracking networks capable of generating real-time XYZ coordinates of airborne objects.

Dagnum P.I.

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