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Portfolio: $10,764.24 (+195) across Robinhood, Coinbase, and Kalshi
Day 2 went even. Not including after hours was down $18.34 (down 0.17%). Red day, as promised these get posted too. 26 agents live.
Biggest mover, down: AI Picks & Shovels, $1,027.62, down $22.92 (down 2.18%). This is its weekly reweight day. It sold AMD, ANET, and DELL, then bought more NVDA and opened a new SMCI position at $38.77. The loss is mark to market on the old holdings before the swap, not the trade itself.
Biggest mover, up: Crypto Trend Following, $59.31, up $4.07 (up 7.37%). Daily trend rotation across BTC, ETH, and SOL. It sold its SOL position at $112.60 and split the proceeds into BTC at $80,923 and ETH at $2,611.73 since both flipped back above their 30 day average.
Crypto Rotator, $258.04, up $12.11 (up 4.92%). The Critic, $57.93, up $2.06 (up 3.69%), trades Kalshi Rotten Tomatoes score markets. The Silicon Overdrive, $94.56, up $2.30 (up 2.49%), the 2x leveraged semiconductor sleeve.
FAANG+ Momentum, $2,424.80, up $2.28, basically flat. It rotated out of META and NVDA into AMZN and GOOGL on the daily momentum rerank.
High Profile Congress, $494.44, down $4.09 (down 0.82%). Sold FSLR and WDAY, bought IJR and OTIS off a fresh disclosure.
Pelosi Tracker, $517.09, down $4.52 (down 0.87%). Sold INTC, bought BE (Bloom Energy) on her latest disclosed buy.
Red & P 15, $99.69, roughly flat. This is the one that picks 15 S&P companies aligned with the American right by AI model each week. Today was its first real buy, it built the full 15 name basket: COP, CVX, EOG, LMT, MPC, NOC, NWSA, OXY, PM, PSX, RTX, SLB, TSCO, VLO, XOM.
Business As Usual, $2,536.86, down $6.98 (down 0.27%). No trade yesterday, it only moves on weather signal days and yesterday wasn't one.
Everything else was single digit dollar moves either way. Two days in, up $199 then down $18, net still green. This is exactly why day 1 or day 2 alone proves nothing, the point is posting all 100.

If you're knew you need to know that absolutely everything in the crypto space is a scam. There's no verification that costs SOL. If you're on a legit exchange you just buy the SOL directly.
You really need to understand you are actively being scammed right now.

Because the narrative this cycle is centered around RWAs. Outside of ETH the coins that you’re holding have zero DeFi relevance. If you look at the chains people are actually using (ETH, HYPE, SOL, LIT, ARB, etc…) they’ve all been doing pretty well.

0.9 SOL

Hi! I’m developing a project on Solana Devnet, but the public faucets are currently rate-limited.
I only need 0.00001 Devnet SOL (10,000 lamports) to pay the initial devnet-pow transaction fee.
Devnet wallet:
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No mainnet funds are needed. Thank you!

Peace out.
> My wallet just got drained over 80 solana... Lost over 40k without any involvement on my end... I lost about 10k taking bad trades.
What got stolen from you? There's such a gulf between the $40k and the cash value of 80 SOL (like $9k)

30k at your age is incredible! Put 15k into BTC and 15k into SOL on an exchange and in 10 years you'll have more then your money back!

Get a Vanguard account, start auto investing with VFIAX (VOO equivalent), do the same with VUSXX (money market fund). Figure out an amount for both, consider it part of your bills, set it and forget it.
Don’t do HYSA, they can collapse and you might be SOL. See More Perfect Union’s report on HYSA. Also: influencers recommend HYSA not because they’re good but because they get referral bonuses.

Very true. Don’t want to fud my own bags but I would love some pull back to end the year so I can get some more cheap SOL once I start getting paid 😭

Hi, I am looking for some small amount of SOL.
I have a little in USDC I want to get out, but I have zero for the transaction fees.
Anyone that can help?

Binance and trade on ETH or SOL

Solid post, but the key export step deserves more weight than the disclaimer gives it. That is where people actually lose money here, not at the closing part.
Once a private key leaves the app it was created in, treat that wallet as disposable. Import it into a separate profile, reclaim, move the SOL out, and never use that address again for anything you care about. And no rent tool ever needs the key itself, only a signature. Anything that asks you to paste a private key into a website is a drainer, without exception.
Two things worth adding:
Only empty accounts close. Trading 50 tickers does not give you 50 closeable accounts, because partial fills and rounding leave dust behind and an account with any balance left will not close. On bot wallets that is a decent share of them, so you burn or swap the remainder first and then close. Budget for fewer accounts than you expect.
You can check the number before doing any of this. Rent scanners read a public address without a connection, so paste the bot wallet address in first and see what is actually there. If it comes back at 0.03 SOL, the whole key export dance is not worth the risk you take doing it.

The majority of fees go back to market makers with projects like Uni. Rev share for token holders is peanuts. That rev share is mostly coming from an L2 everyone knows activity will eventually rotate back to Solana & HL.
Hold HOOD if you want a fair cut of value generation from the current trenches with little downside or SOL if you believe Solana can get a proposal passed to increase value capture (they will).
Everything in crypto is currently happening on Solana, Hyperliquid, Robinhood, and Near is providing the private bridge layer. Easiest cycle in crypto history.
Even side plays like perps on Ethereum, privacy coins, and memes connected to RWAs have been ridiculously easy to get ahead of. Uni a solid OG protocol, but damn we've had much more obvious plays this entire bear. HL being the most obvious.

Securitize stock on NYSE is wild to see, the whole RWA side of things feels like it's finally clicking into place. That onchain governance entry fee is steep though, 100k SOL staked is not exactly open to the little guy

World launching as a full prediction market on phantom is neat, curious how the UI feels in the wallet itself

Crypto coins. I actually have confidence in blockchain technology but don't understand with so many coins (BTC, SOL, ETH, XRP...) why I'd want to invest in a specific coin.

I been in Solana since around same time, held through the 8$ nightmare too. Solarians always seemed like one of the few projects that actually tried to build something instead of just farming hype during the bull run

the treasury being tied to SOL is smart, most nft projects die cause they spent all the ETH on stupid stuff. you got a link where I can check the current floor? haven't looked in months

wow this is actually massive, the tokenized equities part jumped at me the most. $3.3B in June alone and 97% market share across all chains is kinda crazy to think about, feels like the "everything exchange" label finally stopped being marketing and became just... what it is

the SpaceX IPO being the catalyst makes sense but it's the breadth that gets me, four different instruments doing over $1B together means it's not just one hype event

I keep thinking about the burn proposal too, 7,500-9,000 SOL per day burned would change the whole supply dynamic, especially if Alpenglow actually ships in Q3 like they're targeting. the confirmation times going to 150ms is wild when you remember where this chain was in 2022

still funny how pumpfun is 39% of app revenue while the rest of the market shrinks, concentration at new highs is always a little uncomfortable even when the other trends look good

About time they added SOL, the ETH and BTC only thing was getting old. 8.7 million households is a lot of new eyeballs. Wonder if the self-directed crowd will actually move the needle or just sit on it

the coordinate expansion with SOL lock-in is interesting, reminds me of those old browser games where map control actually meant something. deterministic pvp is a bold choice too, most people lean on rng to smooth out balance issues but this puts all the pressure on the design to be airtight. what happens when two players with identical armies hit the same tile at the same time, is there a priority system or does it just fizzle?

also curious how you're handling the turn generation rate. if it's purely time-based, the no-lifers are gonna steamroll casuals within a week unless there's some kind of cap or catch-up mechanic built in. not necessarily a bad thing depending on who you're building for, but it'll shape the playerbase real quick

Today BTC has gone to 81K, and I am furious because I didn't invest in it. I thought I was smart with my investment. Doing double flips (investing in the strategy vaults) only to find myself standing in the same place. And have realised that sometimes smart actions are the simplest ones. I fell into the too-smart-to-just-hold-the-bag trap. So it pushed me to create something so I don't fall into the trap again later on.
[https://youvsbtc.com/](https://youvsbtc.com/).
The product is simple: no AI, no trading training needed. Just answer a simple question
How your vault investment performed against BTC, ETH, and SOL.
Currently, it's in beta;
I am aiming to make the product free for life because it's my first product. I am adding more protocol, investment funds one by one. And I have plans to add a feature where you can compare your wallet with BTC and see how it performed (which many of use wont like seeing). So tune it and let me know your feedback