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@atoma_fi Gn

The vaults don't sleep but i do. GN

@SpadeALLIN I can get that to 10x on stake

@pp_privatejet_2 Welcome back Obsidian rank 1 🫡

@favoriteEx_ 6 different wallets?

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You’re watching the game. The score is tied. One play could change everything. But instead of jumping between platforms, dealing with endless friction, or leaving Web3 behind you place your bet right where you are. That’s the idea behind @Dexsport . A Web3 betting platform built around the crypto-native experience, where you can bet with assets like USDT, HYPE, BTC, BNB, TRX and more, across sports and esports. No KYC. Dexsport is betting built for the Web3 era.

@atoma_fi Well, guess all that's left is to pick my intensity.

Everyone asks us the same thing: "wait, is Atoma a yield vault or a points farm?" Honest answer: both. at the same time. here's how 🧵👇

I launch my token, dem stop to dey give reward

@thmsnxn New or old wallet?

@JamesWynnReal Gm

@TweetByWale new wallet?

Sat down with @theblue_panda from @TradingProtocol to talk about the thing most perp DEX users get backwards. Points are supposed to be a bonus on top of profit. For most people they are a reward for slowly bleeding capital on oversized positions. The way we run it at @atoma_fi: > Long and short across perp DEXs at the same time, price exposure neutralized > Yield comes from the funding-rate spread, not from directional bets > Points come on top of that, never as the reason to size up

Trading Strategy @TradingProtocol

2 days ago

Listen to our Trading Strategy Podcast episode #12 with Atoma (@atoma_fi) and learn why points on perp DEXs should come on top of profit, not at the cost of bleeding your capital. In this episode, Nertila (@theblue_panda) from Trading Strategy discusses with Anton (@T0nyCrypt0)

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Listen to our Trading Strategy Podcast episode #12 with Atoma (@atoma_fi) and learn why points on perp DEXs should come on top of profit, not at the cost of bleeding your capital. In this episode, Nertila (@theblue_panda) from Trading Strategy discusses with Anton (@T0nyCrypt0) from Atoma. Atoma is a delta-neutral USDC yield vault that opens long and short positions across perpetual DEXs at the same time, neutralizing price exposure while capturing funding-rate spreads. 👉 View Atoma vault data on Trading Strategy tradingstrategy.ai/vaults/curator… 👉 Listen to the podcast on Spotify open.spotify.com/episode/7C2iMd… 👉 Listen to the podcast on YouTube youtu.be/PWNJyuylDv8

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@robinswago Winner

Vibe coding works. I’m not even against it. You can go from an idea to a working flow ridiculously fast now. The problem starts when “it worked when I tested it” becomes “it’s ready for users.” Those are two very different things. Say you build a camera rental app. The flow looks simple: Choose a camera → pick your dates → pay → get confirmation → pick it up → return it later. You test it once. Everything works the UI looks clean, buttons click and dashboard updates. Now put that same app inside a real rental business. →Two customers try to reserve the same Sony A7 IV for the same weekend. → One person pays, but the reservation fails. → Someone returns a lens late while another customer is already coming to pick it up. → A staff member marks the wrong camera as returned. → Someone taps “Pay” twice. Now your app isn’t just moving people between screens. It’s responsible for money, inventory and real people. That changes everything. This is where production actually starts. Not when the UI looks polished but when the system has to preserve reality. → One physical camera cannot be in two rentals at once. → A successful payment needs to match a valid reservation. → A returned item needs to become available again. → A refund needs to leave a trace. And every important action needs a clear source of truth. That’s the product. So now I’m asking different questions. What actually locks the inventory? What happens if two requests hit the same item at the same time? Can the same payment be processed twice? What if payment succeeds but the database write fails? Who can issue a refund? Can staff manually correct a rental? What gets logged? Can I tell who changed what? What happens if the internet drops during pickup? These are the questions the demo never forces you to answer and this is why: button → API → database → success screen is not the same thing as production. Real systems have states. A rental can be: available → reserved → paid → picked up → overdue → returned It could also become cancelled, refunded, damaged or disputed and every transition needs rules. The UI is just showing you the state but the real product is making sure those states stay correct. So yes, vibe coding is useful and very helpful infact Use it to move fast. Use it to test ideas. Use it to build the first flow. But know when to switch modes. Vibe to discover. Specify the rules. Break the assumptions. Test the failure paths. Add visibility. Plan recovery. Then ship. Because production is not just: “Can this app work?” It’s: “Can I still trust it when something goes wrong?” Speed is getting cheaper. Judgment isn’t!!!

Worse thing you can do is cope when others win Its admitting to skill deficiency and inadequacy Free yourselves from cope logic and learn the game Be delusional

Solguru @SolguruNFT

2 days ago

Worse thing you can do is cope when others win Its admitting to skill deficiency and inadequacy Free yourselves from cope logic and learn the game Be delusional

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