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If you’re constantly losing money trading memecoins, the problem may not be your luck. Often, you’re simply late. You notice a coin after it has already pumped. The narrative is everywhere, the timeline is screaming about it, and you’re buying after the early move has happened. The people who catch the biggest moves usually start paying attention before the narrative becomes obvious. After spending years around memecoins, one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is this: Stop chasing the crowd. Start watching where attention is moving. That’s what I’m trying to do with my FOMO account — position early around emerging narratives, research opportunities before they become crowded, and document the journey. Goal: $1,000 to $10M Follow the journey here: https://fomo.family/r/boscoarinze NFA. DYOR. Nothing is guaranteed.

Getting ready for @sproutsomefun? SPROUT launches tonight — 10 PM ET / 3:00 AM WAT, Saturday, October 3 ( Our local time ). Here’s what you need to know before launch: Wallet: Keplr or MetaMask Connecting to the site will automatically add Injective EVM. Bridge: Sprout runs on Injective. If your funds are on another chain, bridge them to Injective first. Bridges can take some time. Trading pair: $INJ SPROUT will be paired with $INJ, and gas on Injective is also paid in $INJ. No need to wrap your INJ. Where to find it: Only use: • trysprout.fun • @sproutsomefun The official contract address will be posted by @sproutsomefun at launch. ⚠️ Watch out for impersonators. Anyone can create a token called SPROUT. If it isn't Featured on trysprout.fun and the contract doesn't match the address posted by @sproutsomefun, it's not the official token. Launch: 10 PM ET 🇳🇬 Nigeria: 3:00 AM WAT, Saturday, October 3 Get ready. This could get interesting. NFA. DYOR.

Not every call I make will hit. That’s crypto. My goal is simple: find interesting projects early and filter out as much noise as possible. I do my own research before sharing anything, but you should always do your own research too. Think of me as a filter, not a financial advisor. Instead of spending hours scanning hundreds of tokens, you can use my posts as a starting point for your own research. When I share a project, the final decision is always yours: Buy it. Watch it. Or skip it. I’ll never pressure you to buy or sell. And if you discover something I missed, send it my way. I genuinely appreciate good research and useful information. Just keep the community constructive. Disagreement is fine; pointless insults aren't. Share value. Find value. Give value.

I’m starting a new challenge: $1,000 to $10,000,000 I’ll be documenting the journey on my FOMO account — the wins, losses, mistakes, and everything in between. No shortcuts. No fake screenshots. Just the journey, one trade at a time. Follow along 👇 https://fomo.family/r/boscoarinze Let’s see how far $1K can go.

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Every group has that one person who somehow always knows the fastest route. 😂 Every group needs that person. So… who’s that person in this group?👇

My top NEAR ecosystem picks right now 👇 I'm watching these closely as NEAR continues gaining mindshare. 1. $RHEA — Main DEX CA: 8SMMso8Muv8d6i4WmMDthKt6TN1ysN6937sx3DKLXZqB The main DEX play in the ecosystem. 2. $DIARHEA — ~$679K MC The “Fartcoin of NEAR” 😂 CA: diarhea.nearlytrade.near Buy: https://diarhea.nearlytrade.near 3. $NINU — ~$767K MC Currently one of the leading NEAR memecoin plays I'm watching. CA: ninu-4.nearlytrade.near Buy: https://nearly.trade/ninu-4.nearlytrade.near 4. $NOMO — ~$505K MC Think of it as the Pump.fun / FOMO-style play for NEAR. CA: nomo.nearlytrade.near Buy: https://nearly.trade/nomo.nearlytrade.near 5. $NEARLY — ~$14.3M MC The infrastructure/launchpad layer tying several of these plays together. The interesting part: $DIARHEA, $NINU and $NOMO are all still below $1M MC. If NEAR's mindshare continues expanding, these are the kinds of low-cap ecosystem plays I'm watching for asymmetric upside. I'm not calling guaranteed 10x returns — low caps can also go to zero. But sub-$1M ecosystem tokens are where I'm looking before the narrative becomes crowded. DYOR. NFA.

My top NEAR ecosystem picks right now 👇 I'm watching these closely as NEAR continues gaining mindshare. 1. $RHEA — Main DEX CA: 8SMMso8Muv8d6i4WmMDthKt6TN1ysN6937sx3DKLXZqB The main DEX play in the ecosystem. 2. $DIARHEA — ~$679K MC The “Fartcoin of NEAR” 😂 CA: diarhea.nearlytrade.near Buy: https://diarhea.nearlytrade.near 3. $NINU — ~$767K MC Currently one of the leading NEAR memecoin plays I'm watching. CA: ninu-4.nearlytrade.near Buy: https://nearly.trade/ninu-4.nearlytrade.near 4. $NOMO — ~$505K MC Think of it as the Pump.fun / FOMO-style play for NEAR. CA: nomo.nearlytrade.near Buy: https://nearly.trade/nomo.nearlytrade.near 5. $NEARLY — ~$14.3M MC The infrastructure/launchpad layer tying several of these plays together. The interesting part: $DIARHEA, $NINU and $NOMO are all still below $1M MC. If NEAR's mindshare continues expanding, these are the kinds of low-cap ecosystem plays I'm watching for asymmetric upside. I'm not calling guaranteed 10x returns — low caps can also go to zero. But sub-$1M ecosystem tokens are where I'm looking before the narrative becomes crowded. DYOR. NFA.

My personal crypto trading strategy is pre-narrative positioning. I don't want to arrive after everyone is talking about something. I want to be there before the crowd arrives. Today, $MON, the native token of Monad, started moving — and that sent me digging deeper into the Monad ecosystem. One project immediately caught my attention: @CrystalExch Crystal Exchange is a fully on-chain order-book DEX built for Monad. Instead of the typical AMM model, Crystal uses a Central Limit Order Book (CLOB) where orders, matching and settlement happen on-chain. That means: → Transparent execution → User-controlled assets → CEX-like trading experience → On-chain settlement → DeFi composability But there's more. Crystal also has Spectra, a token-discovery tool designed to track new tokens, trading activity and wallet/position distribution. And there's a Crystals rewards system designed around liquidity and community participation. The interesting part? Crystal also has its own launchpad. Monad still has plenty of infrastructure gaps to fill, and we've seen other ecosystem projects fail to fully capture the opportunity. That's exactly why I'm watching infrastructure plays like this before they become obvious to everyone. Current launchpad project: Crystal Cat 🐱 CA: 0x3ebbbaa60c309ec7d857a399051a5e20eb886215 Current MC: ~$449K That's roughly 15,257 MON at the current valuation. Launchpad: https://app.crystal.exchange/launchpad/ You can register here: https://app.crystal.exchange?ref=bosco I'm not saying this is guaranteed to run. I'm saying this is exactly the type of infrastructure I want to study when a new ecosystem starts attracting attention. The goal is simple: Don't chase the narrative after it becomes obvious. Position yourself early enough to understand it before the crowd does. NFA. DYOR.

The first coin I recommend ambushing and positioning for in October: $HBAR.

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Free $30–$600 for ~2 Minutes of Work I just came across this opportunity from @RevenueFamily. You could potentially earn up to $600 simply by completing a few social tasks. How to participate: 1️⃣ Open: https://revenue.family/?ref=VLFLHG 2️⃣ Connect your X account 3️⃣ Complete the available social tasks 4️⃣ Check your account for the reward 💰 Reported rewards: Most users appear to be receiving around $30–$60, while some accounts may qualify for more, reportedly up to $600. 📅 Withdrawal is reportedly expected to be available October 4. ⚠️ Important: This is NOT guaranteed income. The signup/reward terms can change or disappear, and there’s no guarantee withdrawals will work as expected. If you're comfortable connecting your X account, it takes only a couple of minutes to check whether you're eligible. DYOR before connecting any account or interacting with the platform. If you try it, let me know what reward you get.

There’s way too much garbage in crypto these days. Garbage projects. Garbage launches. And, honestly, plenty of garbage people. Some of these paid groups are even thirstier than retail investors. They farm a few hundred dollars here and there, cash out, disappear, and then start the cycle all over again. Buy an X account. Get a cheap blue check. Throw together an AI-generated website. Drop the link into a few project groups, start shilling it across Crypto Twitter, and wait. Nothing sophisticated. And yet, there will always be people like me willing to throw a little money at something just to see what happens. Then they repeat the process. Over and over. And somehow, people still keep falling for it. The frustrating part is that some of these people actually have decent ideas and communities behind them. So why not think bigger? If you're going to build something, build something that actually creates value. If you're going to make money, build something worth making serious money from. Stop recycling the same low-effort playbook just because it works. Crypto has enough noise already. We need more builders with vision—and fewer people trying to harvest the same audience over and over again.

🔥 ONE SIMPLE SCREEN CAN FILTER OUT A LOT OF MEME COIN GARBAGE. I’ve been using this setup to hunt early runners. It’s not a guaranteed 100% win rate—no strategy is. But you can take this framework, use it as-is, or tweak it to fit your own trading style. Here’s the setup 👇 1️⃣ PAIR AGE: MAX 24 HOURS Fresh enough to still have explosive potential. But I don’t want something that launched 10 seconds ago where insiders and snipers are already fighting for the first move. 24 hours = a good hunting window. 2️⃣ MARKET CAP: UNDER $50K I want coins that are still extremely early. The lower the starting market cap, the more room there is for expansion—but also the higher the risk. 3️⃣ LIQUIDITY: ABOVE $10K Liquidity matters. If there’s barely any liquidity, you can get trapped the moment you try to exit. I want enough liquidity for the trade to actually make sense. 4️⃣ 6H VOLUME: ABOVE $10K I want to see activity. Real buyers. Real sellers. Real volume. A dead pool isn't what I'm hunting. 🔥 BUT HERE'S THE PART I REALLY LIKE: I don't automatically buy just because a token passes the filters. My favorite setup is a second-wave runner. For example: Token runs: $30K → $200K Then gets crushed back toward: $30K–$40K Now I start watching closely. If: ✅ Volume starts increasing again ✅ Liquidity remains healthy ✅ New buyers begin entering ✅ The chart starts showing renewed strength THAT'S when I start considering the second wave. The first move already exposed a lot of weak hands. The second move can sometimes offer a cleaner setup—but it can still fail. THE PROCESS: SCREEN → RESEARCH → WAIT → CONFIRM → ENTER Not: SCREEN → FOMO → BUY → PRAY. 😂 The tool I use for this is GMGN: https://gmgn.ai/r/bosco2?chain=arc Don't rush. The real edge isn't being the fastest person in the trenches. It's having a system, waiting for your setup, managing risk, and knowing when NOT to trade. Follow me for more battle-tested meme coin hunting tips. 🦍🔥

It can also be used as a way to: Accumulate assets Sell assets gradually Rebalance a portfolio Generate trading fees while doing so We'll explore these strategies in more detail later. Trading Volume, Liquidity and Fees — What's the Difference? These three things are easy to confuse. Trading Volume Volume tells you how much trading is happening. For example, if a token has $10 million in daily trading volume, that means $10 million worth of trades happened during that period. You can't simply make the entire market trade more by narrowing your LP range. Liquidity Liquidity is the capital available for people to trade against. You and other LP providers supply this liquidity. Fees Every trade can generate fees. Your goal as an LP provider is to capture a portion of those fees. Think of it this way: Trading volume = how big the pie is. Liquidity + your position = how much of the pie you may receive. For example, suppose you have $1,000. You could spread that $1,000 across a very wide price range. Or you could concentrate it around the current trading price. When your liquidity is concentrated where most trading is happening, your capital can be more efficient. But there is a trade-off. If the price moves outside your selected range, your position may become out of range, meaning it may stop earning trading fees. What Is Concentrated Liquidity? Older LP systems generally spread your liquidity across a huge price range. Imagine putting a fishing net across an enormous area. You cover everything, but the net is very thin everywhere. Concentrated liquidity changed this. Instead of providing liquidity everywhere, you can choose a specific price range. For example: ETH: $2,800–$3,200 Your $1,000 is concentrated inside that range. If ETH trades between $2,800 and $3,200, your liquidity can be actively used and potentially earn fees. But if ETH moves to $3,300? Your position may become out of range. Your liquidity is no longer being used in the same way, and you may stop earning fees until the price comes back into your range or you reposition. So there is always a trade-off: Narrow range Pros: Higher capital efficiency More concentrated around active trading prices Cons: Easier to go out of range Requires more monitoring and management Wide range Pros: Less likely to go out of range Requires less frequent adjustment Cons: Your capital is spread out Capital efficiency can be lower There is no single perfect range. It depends on the asset, volatility, trading activity, your strategy, and how actively you want to manage the position. Uniswap V2 vs. V3 vs. V4 — The Simple Explanation You don't need to understand every technical detail yet. Just remember this: Uniswap V2 Liquidity was essentially spread across the entire price curve. Think: One giant net covering everything. Your capital was everywhere, but it wasn't concentrated around the current price. Uniswap V3 V3 introduced concentrated liquidity. Now you could choose your own price range. Instead of covering the entire ocean, you could put your net where you expected the fish to be. This improved capital efficiency, but introduced a new problem: If the price moves outside your range, your liquidity becomes inactive. Uniswap V4 V4 builds on the concentrated-liquidity model and introduces additional flexibility, including features such as different fee configurations and Hooks, which allow developers to customize certain trading and pool behaviors. But for a beginner, you don't need to overcomplicate it. Just remember: V2 = liquidity spread broadly V3 = choose your price range V4 = concentrated liquidity + more customization That's enough for now. The Biggest Beginner Mistakes in LP Let's clear up some common misconceptions. ❌ "High APR means guaranteed profit." No. APR usually focuses heavily on fee/reward generation. It doesn't automatically account for the change in value of the assets you're providing. ❌ "A pool with higher fees is automatically better." No. High fees can sometimes come with: High volatility High trading activity Higher risk Rapid price movements You have to look at the entire picture. ❌ "The narrower the range, the better." Not necessarily. A narrow range can be more capital-efficient. But if the price moves outside your range, you may stop earning fees. ❌ "If the number of tokens in my wallet decreases, I'm automatically losing money." Not necessarily. You have to consider: The current token price The value of your other asset Fees earned Rewards received Your original position The number of tokens alone doesn't tell you whether you're profitable. ❌ "If the price falls and my LP keeps buying the token, I've automatically become a long-term investor." This is one of the biggest lessons I've personally learned. Your original strategy matters. If your plan was to provide liquidity for a specific range, but the asset falls far beyond your original expectations, you need to reassess the position. Don't allow an LP position to quietly turn into a long-term investment simply because the market moved against you. When the purpose of the trade changes, your decision should be reconsidered too. The First Thing You Should Learn About LP Anyone who has ever gone skiing knows that one of the first things you need to learn is how to fall safely. LP is similar. Before learning how to maximize returns, you should first understand: Why does my money move? Where does my yield come from? What causes me to make money? What causes me to lose money? What happens when the price moves outside my range? Once you understand these things, the practical strategies become much easier to learn. LP isn't simply:

"Put money in a pool and collect passive income."

It is an active financial strategy with both opportunities and risks. What's Coming Next? In the next parts, we'll move from theory into practical LP. We'll cover things like: Where to provide liquidity How to choose a pool How to add liquidity How to choose your price range How to remove liquidity What fees you pay How to calculate your actual profit or loss How to manage an LP position How to use LP for accumulation or selling How to evaluate high-APR opportunities How to manage risk And eventually, I'll share some of the strategies I've personally used, including the mistakes that taught me the most. If you're learning LP right now, save this post and follow the series. If there's a specific LP topic you want me to explain, leave it in the comments. We'll take it one step at a time. The goal isn't to become an LP expert overnight. The goal is to understand where your money is going, why it moves, where the returns come from, and what can cause you to lose money. Once you understand that, you can start farming with a lot more confidence.

Can $20,000 in an LP Really Let You Sit Back and Relax? A Beginner’s Guide to Liquidity Providing A few days ago, I answered a question from someone about LP (Liquidity Providing). The post received a lot of saves and discussion. And lately, there has been a lot of content about LP, but most of it is scattered across different topics, which can make it difficult for beginners to understand. So I decided to put together a complete beginner-friendly series on LP. We’ll start with the basics, then move into practical examples, and eventually get into some of the strategies I’ve personally used. If I have enough time, I’ll also make a video showing the entire process step by step: How to add liquidity How to remove liquidity How to choose a price range How to monitor your position I’ve had some very good experiences providing liquidity, but I’ve also paid some very expensive lessons. When I first started, I made the classic mistake of looking only at high fees. I ignored the fact that the underlying asset was falling in price, and I ended up losing a significant part of my position from a single LP. So before you see a pool advertising 1,000% or 10,000% APR and think you've found free money, understand what you're actually doing. I'll share more of those lessons and strategies later. If you're currently learning about LP, this is a good place to start. Save it and follow along. What Exactly Is LP? Liquidity Providing is sometimes called "yield farming" or simply "farming." Why farming? Because you put your money into a liquidity pool and allow other people to use that liquidity to trade. Whenever people trade through the pool, the pool collects trading fees. You provide the capital. The market generates the activity. You receive a share of the fees. It is similar to planting seeds in the spring and waiting for the harvest. That's why people jokingly say:

"I'm going to the farm."

They mean they're putting their money into liquidity pools. And the "farmer" comparison makes sense because LP usually isn't about getting rich overnight. You're trying to generate returns gradually from trading activity. So at the most basic level: LP means putting your assets into a liquidity pool so other people can trade against your liquidity, while you earn a share of the trading fees. That's the foundation. What Actually Happens After You Put Your Money Into an LP? This is where many beginners get confused. Let's use a simple example. Imagine ETH is trading at $3,000. You provide: 1 ETH + $3,000 USDT A beginner might think:

"I'll come back later, withdraw my liquidity, and get my 1 ETH + $3,000 USDT back, plus some fees."

NO. An LP is not a savings account. Your assets are actively being used by the market. Here's what happens. If many people start buying ETH: ETH is taken out of the pool. USDT flows into the pool. Your position gradually contains more USDT and less ETH. If people start selling ETH: ETH flows into the pool. USDT leaves the pool. Your position gradually contains more ETH and less USDT. You don't have to manually make these trades. The liquidity pool automatically adjusts your assets as trading happens. One of the simplest ways I've learned to think about LP is: LP = market making + automatic rebalancing. When the price moves down, some of your stablecoins can gradually become the token. When the price moves up, some of your tokens can gradually become stablecoins. Your asset quantities change as the market moves. Once you understand this, concepts like buying during a decline, selling into strength, and earning fees while the market moves sideways become much easier to understand. So What Are LP Providers Actually Earning? The most obvious answer is: Trading Fees Every time someone trades through your liquidity pool, the pool collects a fee. You receive a portion of those fees based on your share of the pool and other factors. For example, imagine two pools both have $1,000 of your money. If one pool receives a lot of trading activity and your liquidity is concentrated around the prices where most trades happen, you may generate much more fee income. Some platforms also offer additional incentives such as: Tokens Points Airdrop eligibility Farming rewards Other incentives Think of it like this: The platform wants more liquidity, so it gives you an additional reward for providing it. That's why you sometimes see LP pools offering extremely high APRs. You might see: 100% APR 1,000% APR or sometimes even 10,000%+ APR during periods of extremely high activity. But here's the important part: A high APR does NOT automatically mean you will make money. Why? Because the value of the assets inside your LP can change dramatically. For example: You earn $100 in fees. But the assets inside your LP lose $500 in value. Your overall result is not +$100. It could effectively be: +$100 fees − $500 asset loss = −$400 This is why you should never judge an LP position based only on the fee number. The real calculation is closer to: Trading fees + incentives + current value of your assets − losses − costs = actual result And honestly, this is where using a spreadsheet or even AI to track your positions can be extremely useful. One of the Most Important LP Concepts: Impermanent Loss You've probably heard the term: Impermanent Loss (IL). It sounds complicated, but the basic idea is actually quite simple. Let's go back to our example. You have: 1 ETH + $3,000 USDT ETH is currently $3,000. Now you have two choices: Option 1: Hold You simply keep your 1 ETH + $3,000 USDT. Option 2: Provide Liquidity You put the same assets into an LP. Now imagine ETH rises from: $3,000 → $6,000 If you simply held your ETH, you would fully benefit from that price increase. But if you were providing liquidity, the pool would gradually sell some of your ETH as the price rises. You would therefore end up with: Less ETH + more USDT You earned trading fees, but you no longer hold as much ETH as you would have if you simply held it. So we compare: What would I have if I had simply held my assets? versus What do I have after providing liquidity? The difference is what we refer to as impermanent loss. The important thing to understand is: Impermanent loss does NOT simply mean "the coin went down." It is a comparison between: LP performance vs. simply holding the assets. The further the asset price moves away from the price where you entered the LP, the larger this difference can become. So the important question isn't:

"Does this LP have a high APR?"

The better question is:

"Are the fees and rewards I'm earning enough to compensate for the potential loss from providing liquidity?"

We'll get into the actual calculations later, including why concentrated liquidity can make this more important. Can We Actually Use LP to Buy or Sell Automatically? Yes. And this is where LP becomes much more interesting. Let's say ETH is currently $3,000. You already want to buy ETH if it falls to: $2,800 $2,700 $2,600 Instead of simply placing normal buy orders, you could potentially provide liquidity in a range below the current price using USDT. As ETH falls through your selected range, your USDT gradually converts into ETH. In other words: You wanted to buy ETH anyway. Now you're potentially earning fees while your position is doing it. The same idea works in reverse. Suppose you already hold ETH and believe you'd be comfortable selling some around: $3,300 $3,500 You can potentially provide liquidity in a range above the current price. As ETH rises through that range, your ETH gradually converts into USDT. So LP isn't simply:

"Put money somewhere and collect fees."

CHECK YOUR OLD CRYPTO ACCOUNTS — BUT BE CAREFUL Everyone should check these websites. You may discover funds, rewards, vesting tokens, LP positions, or assets you completely forgot about. 1️⃣ Privy Accounts Check whether you have any assets sitting in old Privy wallets. https://home.privy.io 2️⃣ Stuck Cross-Chain Funds Check for funds that may have been left behind during previous bridge transactions. https://stuckfunds.eth.limo 3️⃣ Perpetual DEX Accounts Check for forgotten balances or positions from previous on-chain activity. https://perp-radar.ayorapp.chatgpt.site 4️⃣ Vesting / Airdrop Allocations Some tokens unlock gradually, and you may have forgotten about old allocations. https://app.sablier.com/vesting/ https://app.streamflow.finance/dashboard 5️⃣ Old LP Positions Check whether you still have liquidity positions or rewards from previous activity. https://stargate.finance/earn 6️⃣ Unclaimed Funds & Rewards Check whether you have any unclaimed rewards associated with wallets you've used before. https://app.merkl.xyz/users/ 7️⃣ Full-Chain Asset Check DeBank can help you view assets and positions across multiple chains. https://debank.com/profile 8️⃣ Solana Assets Use JUP to review your Solana assets and activity. ⚠️ IMPORTANT SECURITY WARNING DO NOT CONNECT YOUR WALLET JUST BECAUSE A WEBSITE SAYS YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO CLAIM. For now, just check and investigate. ❌ Don't connect your main wallet blindly. ❌ Don't sign random transactions. ❌ Don't approve token spending without understanding it. ❌ Don't enter your seed phrase or private key anywhere. ❌ Don't click suspicious "Claim" buttons. Some links circulating online can be malicious or impersonate legitimate platforms. Verify the domain. Verify the contract. Understand exactly what you're signing. If you're not 100% sure, DO NOTHING. Your funds are safer sitting there than being drained because you rushed to claim a supposed airdrop. DYOR. Stay safe.

You shout your daily mantra loud and clear: “I MUST BUY THE NEXT $PONS.” But when another #PONS finally reaches a real bottom, will you actually buy? That’s the funny thing about the market. The future bottom price you dream about today may look like the top price when it finally arrives. Time changes. Market conditions change. Most importantly, your mindset changes. Sometimes, the opportunity doesn’t wait for you to feel ready. It moves faster, harder, and more violently than you ever imagined. And by the time hesitation turns into conviction… the train may already be gone. DYOR. NFA.

Upbit didn’t just launch another L2. It built a pipeline designed to turn Korea’s massive exchange user base into on-chain users. 330M+ testnet transactions. 150M+ addresses. Mainnet still ahead. We mapped the teams building on GIWA by Upbit so far. 31 projects. 4 major sectors. 👇 DeFi & Infrastructure The plumbing everything else can build on: https://x.com/heronprotocol https://x.com/quadrixfinance https://x.com/AmmoraHQ https://x.com/custosfinance https://x.com/OsigeExchange https://x.com/ZKProofport https://x.com/Hanok_io https://x.com/kaachi_io https://x.com/GiwaterFinance Consumer, NFTs & Games Where Upbit users can potentially move beyond simply trading and start using, playing and collecting on-chain: https://x.com/jumak_app https://x.com/pabalx https://x.com/TileOnGIWA https://x.com/PunkOnGiwa https://x.com/elderwoodwiz https://x.com/GIWAUP https://x.com/Writ_Fi Launchpads & Meme Economy The biggest sector on our current map. And honestly, Korean retail users never needed much convincing when it comes to memes. 😂 https://x.com/gasokfun https://x.com/GIWAForge https://x.com/GIWALAUNCHPAD https://x.com/JoseonFun https://x.com/hamrdotfun https://x.com/Kimchifunxyz https://x.com/GiwaPump https://x.com/Gazuaxyz https://x.com/memefab_fun https://x.com/GiwaGasok https://x.com/MapaeGiwa AI, Social & Everything Else Still a small category for now: https://x.com/OreumLabs https://x.com/TheBingoFi https://x.com/umul_giwa Watch the builders, not just the chain.