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I've wanted miniscript on SeedSigner for years. Rob Hamilton 🟥 opened a Git Issue three years ago. It sat there. So this week I built it. A SeedSigner fork with miniscript support, plus a SeedSigner x Liana bridge so the whole flow runs over QR. No cables, no USB,...

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More vindication on something I suspected but that no one would talk about. Tons of kudos to BTC Sessions 😎 for being willing to talk about this. rodolfo would explicitly ask those receiving sponsorship funding not to talk about other wallets or signers, and I'm sure that SeedSigner would have been at the top of his list of "competitors" that were verboten. This active pressure, and the unspoken passive pressure that accompanied it, undoubtedly has resulted in some of the sidelining of our project that I've talked about over time. Ben resisted it but given Coinkite's sponsorship footprint in bitcoin podcasts and even conferences, who else took a pass on talking about SeedSigner or inviting one of our contributors to their pod or event because of this sort of thing? And while I think Coinkite is probably the worst offender, this unspoken dynamic is at the very least in play with *anyone* accepting funds to promote a product. This whole system of aligned malincentives has suppressed information about the project for a long time and I'm hoping that what's going on will at least eliminate some of that dynamic. If you've experienced this same thing or heard about it, please speak out.
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gemchanger

65,335 views • 2 months ago

🚨 ALERT / TECHNICAL FEEDBACK (TUNA Launchpad) $TUNA CA: GfLD9EQn7A1UjopYVJ8aUUjHQhX14dwFf8oBWKW8pump Everyone, stay sharp. This is not FUD — it’s technical information. A lot of people are buying without even testing the launchpad, and as a developer, I felt it was my responsibility to test it first and share real feedback based on what I saw (it’s all shown in the video). ✅ The site appears to be AI-built — and that’s not the issue. The real issue is how the launchpad works, and right now it has critical flaws for anyone putting money into it. 1) No automated on-chain transaction flow A serious launchpad should handle the transaction flow automatically on-chain. Instead, you click “create token” and then you must manually send SOL to a wallet the platform is “waiting on” to receive funds — and only then they create the token and send you your buy. ➡️ This is a massive risk, because it’s not a standard verifiable on-chain flow (a program/contract executing the logic transparently). 2) Tokens are being created with NO Solana metadata The token coming out is not minting with proper metadata — meaning no name, no image, no on-chain identity recorded correctly. ➡️ That’s a major red flag. I can deploy a token with correct Solana metadata in 5 minutes, so a launchpad failing to do this is a serious problem. 3) Token launches with ZERO liquidity (no pool) The token starts with no liquidity at all, only your initial buy. ➡️ Result: it cannot trade on any DEX, because there is no pool / curve to enable swaps. Every real launchpad uses a bonding curve or liquidity model so the token launches with a functional market and a meaningful starting market cap (many start around $4k+, and in ecosystems like BONK pairs such as USD1 often start even higher). 📌 Summary The idea is good, but building a real launchpad is not easy. In its current state, these issues make the risk much higher than most people realize. Since I’m confident most didn’t test it, I tested it for you and shared what I found. If this helped you avoid losses (or reduce risk), here’s my Solana wallet for a tip/bonus: FoJ6dHubHf1bnZpNRDQktzWbDeb5AMcyR761KrNKaeNf ✅ There are still about 10 more problems that I will list in the comments! Good luck to those who stay! Who knows, maybe after the good idea and making money from the fees, they'll decide to do everything 100%. I wish you all the best.
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🚨 ALERT / TECHNICAL FEEDBACK (TUNA Launchpad) $TUNA CA: GfLD9EQn7A1UjopYVJ8aUUjHQhX14dwFf8oBWKW8pump Everyone, stay sharp. This is not FUD — it’s technical information. A lot of people are buying without even testing the launchpad, and as a developer, I felt it was my responsibility to test it first and share real feedback based on what I saw (it’s all shown in the video). ✅ The site appears to be AI-built — and that’s not the issue. The real issue is how the launchpad works, and right now it has critical flaws for anyone putting money into it. 1) No automated on-chain transaction flow A serious launchpad should handle the transaction flow automatically on-chain. Instead, you click “create token” and then you must manually send SOL to a wallet the platform is “waiting on” to receive funds — and only then they create the token and send you your buy. ➡️ This is a massive risk, because it’s not a standard verifiable on-chain flow (a program/contract executing the logic transparently). 2) Tokens are being created with NO Solana metadata The token coming out is not minting with proper metadata — meaning no name, no image, no on-chain identity recorded correctly. ➡️ That’s a major red flag. I can deploy a token with correct Solana metadata in 5 minutes, so a launchpad failing to do this is a serious problem. 3) Token launches with ZERO liquidity (no pool) The token starts with no liquidity at all, only your initial buy. ➡️ Result: it cannot trade on any DEX, because there is no pool / curve to enable swaps. Every real launchpad uses a bonding curve or liquidity model so the token launches with a functional market and a meaningful starting market cap (many start around $4k+, and in ecosystems like BONK pairs such as USD1 often start even higher). 📌 Summary The idea is good, but building a real launchpad is not easy. In its current state, these issues make the risk much higher than most people realize. Since I’m confident most didn’t test it, I tested it for you and shared what I found. If this helped you avoid losses (or reduce risk), here’s my Solana wallet for a tip/bonus: FoJ6dHubHf1bnZpNRDQktzWbDeb5AMcyR761KrNKaeNf ✅ There are still about 10 more problems that I will list in the comments! Good luck to those who stay! Who knows, maybe after the good idea and making money from the fees, they'll decide to do everything 100%. I wish you all the best.

Kame Crypto

14,081 views • 8 months ago

Locals built a private unpaved bridge using their own money in a village in Basti, UP. Aslam, Ishrak, and Naushad were riding their bikes on the bridge then locals warned them not to do so, saying the bridge might collapse and they could get hurt. The youths got furious and told the locals to “just wait for 15 minutes" — they then returned with a mob of over 50 people. When they found no one there, they attacked the nearby temple, breaking some murtis and temple walls. The police delayed registering the FIR and arrested the accused only after protests by Hindu groups. However, they were reportedly released within 24 hours.
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Locals built a private unpaved bridge using their own money in a village in Basti, UP. Aslam, Ishrak, and Naushad were riding their bikes on the bridge then locals warned them not to do so, saying the bridge might collapse and they could get hurt. The youths got furious and told the locals to “just wait for 15 minutes" — they then returned with a mob of over 50 people. When they found no one there, they attacked the nearby temple, breaking some murtis and temple walls. The police delayed registering the FIR and arrested the accused only after protests by Hindu groups. However, they were reportedly released within 24 hours.

Team Hindu United

39,859 views • 2 months ago

A super mom with no arms uses her feet to sew clothing for her children. I was curious about her so I did some digging and came across an article from July 17th, 1954 in an Australian magazine called Pix. Below is an excerpt: “PHYLLIS LUMLEY moved across the kitchen in her six-roomed house at Battersea, London, picked up her three-week-old baby Mark and sat him on her lap. It is a simple action in the telling, but for Mrs. Lumley it marked a tale of singular triumph over adversity."
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A super mom with no arms uses her feet to sew clothing for her children. I was curious about her so I did some digging and came across an article from July 17th, 1954 in an Australian magazine called Pix. Below is an excerpt: “PHYLLIS LUMLEY moved across the kitchen in her six-roomed house at Battersea, London, picked up her three-week-old baby Mark and sat him on her lap. It is a simple action in the telling, but for Mrs. Lumley it marked a tale of singular triumph over adversity."

Time Capsule Tales

44,534 views • 8 months ago

My wife's accountant called yesterday. Asked where the micropayments of $12 to $87 are coming from, hitting the account every 15 minutes, around the clock. First question: Is this legal? How much per month? There was no third question. He asked for the link. Three months ago I lost $1,800 on Polymarket in one week. I was betting on politics, trusting my gut, down every single night. My wife said either you stop or I am calling my mother. I did not stop. I stopped trading myself and started studying the people who trade better. On Polymarket every trade is on the blockchain. Every wallet, every entry, every exit. I expected to find a genius with a secret strategy. Instead I found a wallet that does the same thing every 15 minutes and makes more than I make in a month. His strategy is so simple that I felt embarrassed for not noticing it sooner. When BTC makes a sharp move, contracts on Polymarket update with a few seconds of delay. Two contracts that together should cost a dollar suddenly cost 40 to 60 cents. This wallet buys both, waits 15 minutes, and collects a dollar. It does not need to know where BTC is going. It just needs to catch the moment when the market blinks. For two weeks I just watched. Every morning I opened the profile. Up again. Occasionally down, but against the bigger picture it was like a scratch on the hood of a new Mercedes. Then I thought: enough standing outside the window watching people eat. Here is the profile, you can break down the history yourself: After a month I had so many micropayments coming in that the accountant noticed. He went quiet for a second and said: "So you are not trading. You are copying someone who trades math, not the market." For two years I was looking for a complicated strategy. The most profitable one turned out to be so simple it is almost insulting. I could have started two years earlier. One thing changed. I stopped thinking I am smarter than the market.
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My wife's accountant called yesterday. Asked where the micropayments of $12 to $87 are coming from, hitting the account every 15 minutes, around the clock. First question: Is this legal? How much per month? There was no third question. He asked for the link. Three months ago I lost $1,800 on Polymarket in one week. I was betting on politics, trusting my gut, down every single night. My wife said either you stop or I am calling my mother. I did not stop. I stopped trading myself and started studying the people who trade better. On Polymarket every trade is on the blockchain. Every wallet, every entry, every exit. I expected to find a genius with a secret strategy. Instead I found a wallet that does the same thing every 15 minutes and makes more than I make in a month. His strategy is so simple that I felt embarrassed for not noticing it sooner. When BTC makes a sharp move, contracts on Polymarket update with a few seconds of delay. Two contracts that together should cost a dollar suddenly cost 40 to 60 cents. This wallet buys both, waits 15 minutes, and collects a dollar. It does not need to know where BTC is going. It just needs to catch the moment when the market blinks. For two weeks I just watched. Every morning I opened the profile. Up again. Occasionally down, but against the bigger picture it was like a scratch on the hood of a new Mercedes. Then I thought: enough standing outside the window watching people eat. Here is the profile, you can break down the history yourself: After a month I had so many micropayments coming in that the accountant noticed. He went quiet for a second and said: "So you are not trading. You are copying someone who trades math, not the market." For two years I was looking for a complicated strategy. The most profitable one turned out to be so simple it is almost insulting. I could have started two years earlier. One thing changed. I stopped thinking I am smarter than the market.

Blaze

65,698 views • 6 months ago