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RUJI on THOR Gaining Traction - by
This PeakD post discusses RUJI (RUJI token) and RUJIRA, a DeFi application layer built on THORChain. It explains how RUJIRA aims to provide an on-chain orderbook DEX (RUJI Trade), lending, perps, liquidations, and other DeFi tools using THORChain’s liquidity and native assets, without wrapping. The post contrasts RUJIRA with other THORChain apps by emphasizing its full-on-chain DeFi stack and a capped RUJI supply of 100 million with revenue paid in USDC. It highlights upcoming features like BTC-backed stablecoins and perpetuals, notes RUJI’s breakout price potential, and includes a speculative 2028 outlook where a $10 RUJI could imply a $1B market cap. The author also cautions that this is not investment advice and references crypto market risks, while ending with community banner imagery and links.
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Are you new to Splinterlands? This guide is what you need to make money (Part 2) [ES-EN] - by
Original language: Spanish, English
The post is a bilingual (Spanish-English) guide titled 'Are you new to Splinterlands? This guide is what you need to make money (Part 2) [ES-EN]'. It continues from Part 1 and outlines advanced, money-making strategies in Splinterlands beyond ranked battles. Key topics include: rental/asset leasing (passive income) using Peakmonsters and focusing on high-demand cards like Archons from Rebellion and Arcane Conclave; participation in tournaments and guilds, with emphasis on SPS rewards and building competitive meta decks; and a call for a Part 3 with further methods and a future comprehensive guide. The post also invites readers to check Part 1 for basics, links to profiles, and promotional references to platforms and a referral link.
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Is CRYPTO the worst thing ever? - by
A reflective look at the emotional and psychological costs of crypto investing, arguing that many losses come from behavior and emotions (fear, greed, FOMO) rather than the technology itself, and that crypto remains a powerful but challenging experience for investors.
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And so, Another Month... - by
A personal monthly update reflecting on May's start, small financial gains in crypto, tax season, a shift to a beachcombing-based income, rising living costs, and a note about Hive/PeakD engagement.
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