Jones⚡️💪🏻 retweeted
Ignore the pumpfun vs FOMO stuff.
Ignore the chain biases.
Ignore the drama on CT.

Focus on finding opportunities.
Focus on teams that keep shipping.

The market has been dry and CT is only focused on drama atm. But this is the time to focus on searching for high-quality projects that keep building no matter the market conditions.

Look for projects you think will get attention again when the market turns more bullish again and buy the dips.
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Ruthlessly positive that everything is going to work out in your favor >>>
You should be Positive and Negative at the same time

Ruthlessly positive that everything is going to work out in your favor through evidence of a game plan/other people but negative about everything that can go wrong to protect yourself

You should be working offense and defence
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I am seeing way too much doom on the timeline.

Do not let the sadness of the swamp get to you. You have to try. You are my friend and I love you
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You don’t need less screen time.

You need more. But it needs to be around creating or curating. Because screen time is a portal to the internet, it allows you to access the deepest recesses of the greatest minds on the planet. If all you do is doomscroll. That’s a skill issue.
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Jones⚡️💪🏻 retweeted
Delusional optimists see destiny and mold it to their will
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Gm fam!⚡️💪🏻
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Robinhood Chain is here to tokenize stocks and RWAs, and its eco remains one of my favorites to buy atm.

$IXS @IxsFinance just announced they'll move their token to Robinhood Chain and launch a $10M pre-IPO vault (for eligible institutional investors).

This makes sense imo because the next phase of its roadmap is built there and moving to Robinhood Chain will benefit @IxsFinance.

But before diving into the benefits, let's first look at what IXS is.

TLDR:

IXS is the licensed (also licensed to operate for US users) yield layer for agentic finance.

It provides onchain vaults for tokenized real-world assets that both people and AI agents can hold, transact, and earn yield on.

So why does this move make sense?

IXS is heavily focused on RWAs and Robinhood is building its chain into a market for exactly that.

→ 190+ Robinhood Stock Tokens are live on the chain, backed 1:1 by shares.
→ Robinhood shared they logged $15B in trading volume and about 200,000 holders in the chain's first 100 days

→ IXS is a regulated platform for tokenized RWAs.
→ IXS opens a $10M pre-IPO vault on day one of the move, taking vault TVL past $100M

I like this move to Robinhood Chain because this helps IXS with new RWA vaults with partners and new products built on tokenized US stocks.

It's nice to see solid builders are moving to the green chain 🟢
We're moving to Robinhood Chain.

To enable the next phase of IXS.

For two years we've weighed where IXS should live to best suit future plans. This year, together with our partners, we chose Robinhood Chain: the chain Robinhood built for tokenized assets.

Many of our biggest building on Robinhood Chain too and this move aligns IXS with them.

Why Robinhood Chain?

Robinhood has named tokenized stocks, pre IPO assets and institutional yield products as the defining opportunity in RWA

And it is directing capital, infrastructure and users to that thesis on its chain. We are moving to where that is happening.

It is where Robinhood is putting stocks onchain, and where it is giving its 28 million customers AI agents that trade and manage money.

More than 150,000 customers had opened agentic accounts by late September, and agents were using Robinhood’s tools about 30 million times a day.

Every agent needs somewhere to hold idle balances and earn on them. That is what IXS vaults are built for.

Where this goes: a regulated onchain market for real world assets.

Funds, credit and tokenized stocks in one place, where you can hold them, earn on them, and borrow & lend against them.

That is what we are building towards with our partners on Robinhood Chain, and it needs one IXS in one place.

Today it doesn't. IXS is split across Ethereum, Base and Polygon, three separate markets.

The migration brings it into one native token on Robinhood Chain. Setting up the token for what's coming.

Live today:
> A $10M Pre-IPO vault for institutional investors. $10M in added TVL on day one.
> 25% of vault fees now buy and burn IXS, up from 20%.

What comes next:
> AI-agent vaults on Robinhood Chain
> New RWA vaults, built with partners on the chain
> Partner launches, announced as each one goes live

The token:
1 IXS on Ethereum = 10 IXS on Robinhood Chain. The symbol stays IXS. Holders get 72% of a fixed 2.5B supply.

The rest is a recapitalisation for deeper liquidity and ecosystem growth, needed for what's planned: to attract TVL and investors and give token holders a better venue to trade.

Migration runs 27 Oct 12:00 UTC to 21 Dec 23:59 UTC. After that, IXS on Ethereum, Base and Polygon is retired.

New IXS contract:
0xDcD7FaCE6A1d0bDD0665Ea1B0842fc9CE797862b

Migrate here, and only here: robinhood.ixs.finance

IXS is not affiliated with Robinhood. Our Pre-IPO vault is open to eligible institutional investors only.
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Jones⚡️💪🏻 retweeted
"let me, an unemployed gambling addict, tell a $100B public company what to do to improve its blockchain offering"

this is what RH ct sounds like
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Jones⚡️💪🏻 retweeted
Feels like people have no patience here with RH. Firstly, I'm pretty sure RH chain is not a top priority for their team. How much revenue does it even generate vs their core business? Second, the fact that only 1% on here is willing to hold quality projects during downturns while the rest is dumping like their lives depend on it should be reason for a good look in the mirror. After all, it's not @vladtenev dumping on you. It's your peers. The mindset and attention span in crypto is intrinsically f*cked. It's extraction only and no one is interested in seeing the crypto space fundamentally grow anymore. People shill a new play every day, 5 minutes later they dump and they're on to the next one. This isnt exactly sustainable. Not sure if we can reverse this though.
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Jones⚡️💪🏻 retweeted
Sooner or later, you win
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Ignore the pumpfun vs FOMO stuff.
Ignore the chain biases.
Ignore the drama on CT.

Focus on finding opportunities.
Focus on teams that keep shipping.

The market has been dry and CT is only focused on drama atm. But this is the time to focus on searching for high-quality projects that keep building no matter the market conditions.

Look for projects you think will get attention again when the market turns more bullish again and buy the dips.
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Gm fam!⚡️💪🏻
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Jones⚡️💪🏻 retweeted
Focus on projects that just keep shipping and you'll be fine.

For the DeAI narrative, I like base:0x9557dd9e241bc9636732623b672b4090af519396 @crynuxio.
Running competitive AI models on consumer GPUs is one of the biggest barriers to decentralized inference.

Crynux v3.7.0 brings $CNX closer to solving that problem.

The update brings quantized execution to both language and image tasks, reducing the VRAM needed to run supported e door to more consumer and mid-range GPUs instead of relying so heavily on high-end hardware.

For Crynux, this matters because a decentralized compute network needs enough capable nodes to handle real workloads.

Lower hardware requirements can widen the operator pool, reduce reliance on a small number of powerful machines, and give the network more capacity to serve demand.

The update also adds support for newer models such as Qwen-Image-2.1, with more flexible component handling, while laying groundwork for video generation.

That expands the range of tasks Crynux can potentially support, from language inference to image generation and eventually video workloads.

Node operators should update to v3.7.0 and install the latest drivers. Those without suitable hardware can also participate through delegated staking.

For decentralized AI compute, making more GPUs useful is a practical improvement. $CNX now needs to turn that wider hardware access into real network activity.
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Jones⚡️💪🏻 retweeted
block and mute the negative, the people who doubt you, the ones who try to police your speech and try bring you down to your level. block and mute all black pillers and doomers, anyone who thinks its over. its never over, it hasnt even begun, we are just getting started
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Jones⚡️💪🏻 retweeted
If you're truly putting yourself out there and trying to change your life, only two things can happen. Either you take the risk and win, or you take the risk and almost win. But you never lose

Worst case scenario you come up short of whatever you envisioned in your head, but wherever you end up landing will always still be further than wherever you would've been had you not tried at all

As long as you're in motion, failure is literally not within the realm of possibility. It's an outcome that's only reserved for the stationary. The bolder the action, the greater the safety net you ironically create for yourself
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Jones⚡️💪🏻 retweeted
The optimism in me will crush the pessimism in you
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Jones⚡️💪🏻 retweeted
I see a trillion-dollar opportunity being built on a chain that's only three months old.

The market is very good at distracting people from the scale of what's happening right in front of them.

Everyone will earn.
More ways to EARN
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Gm fam!⚡️💪🏻
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Focus on projects that just keep shipping and you'll be fine.

For the DeAI narrative, I like base:0x9557dd9e241bc9636732623b672b4090af519396 @crynuxio.
Running competitive AI models on consumer GPUs is one of the biggest barriers to decentralized inference.

Crynux v3.7.0 brings $CNX closer to solving that problem.

The update brings quantized execution to both language and image tasks, reducing the VRAM needed to run supported e door to more consumer and mid-range GPUs instead of relying so heavily on high-end hardware.

For Crynux, this matters because a decentralized compute network needs enough capable nodes to handle real workloads.

Lower hardware requirements can widen the operator pool, reduce reliance on a small number of powerful machines, and give the network more capacity to serve demand.

The update also adds support for newer models such as Qwen-Image-2.1, with more flexible component handling, while laying groundwork for video generation.

That expands the range of tasks Crynux can potentially support, from language inference to image generation and eventually video workloads.

Node operators should update to v3.7.0 and install the latest drivers. Those without suitable hardware can also participate through delegated staking.

For decentralized AI compute, making more GPUs useful is a practical improvement. $CNX now needs to turn that wider hardware access into real network activity.
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The optimism in me will crush the pessimism in you
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