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Polkadot is trending for all the wrong reasons ethereum:0x8d010bf9c26881788b4e6bf5fd1bdc358c8f90b8 is the most-discussed asset in crypto right now, and barely any of it is bullish. Per Santiment, Polkadot's ratio of bullish to bearish comments collapsed from 6.39-to-1 a month ago to just 1.18-to-1 today. The debate driving it is whether...

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6 Reasons to be bullish on $RIO 👇 1⃣ Established project in the bullish RWA narrative. 2⃣ One of the most active & vocal communities in crypto. 3⃣ Solana & Base Chain Integration coming soon. 4⃣ Experienced team: 25+ years in real estate and blockchain. 5⃣ Freehold Mobile App/Wallet & Increased APY for Staking (coming soon). 6⃣ Deflationary Tokenomics with Land Rush (Districts). What is your price prediction for $RIO in 2025?

Oculus

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Today is Reisa's birthday! The ace, the hero, the judge, the knight, the star, and probably a dozen more titles she has yet to announce, but just for today, maybe it is okay to simply call her Reisa. She is always the first to rush in and the loudest voice on the scene, yet on the way home she quietly worries whether she might have been a bother. It is not that she feels no fear. She charges in despite it, and that is what makes her truly remarkable. Whether she is dozing off on a bench or flashing a fearless grin while holding out a challenge letter, it is all the same person and the same sincerity. Why not visit her first today, Sensei. For someone who is always the one making the entrance, a day where someone comes to find her first might be the best gift of all. #BlueArchive
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Today is Reisa's birthday! The ace, the hero, the judge, the knight, the star, and probably a dozen more titles she has yet to announce, but just for today, maybe it is okay to simply call her Reisa. She is always the first to rush in and the loudest voice on the scene, yet on the way home she quietly worries whether she might have been a bother. It is not that she feels no fear. She charges in despite it, and that is what makes her truly remarkable. Whether she is dozing off on a bench or flashing a fearless grin while holding out a challenge letter, it is all the same person and the same sincerity. Why not visit her first today, Sensei. For someone who is always the one making the entrance, a day where someone comes to find her first might be the best gift of all. #BlueArchive

BlueArchive

151,296 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Today, we take the first step on our roadmap to significantly develop the market for tokenized assets on @Solana. Season 1 of the Keel Tokenization Regatta is now open, and with it, $500m becomes available for Solana native RWAs.
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Today, we take the first step on our roadmap to significantly develop the market for tokenized assets on @Solana. Season 1 of the Keel Tokenization Regatta is now open, and with it, $500m becomes available for Solana native RWAs.

Keel

81,889 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten