I did a gacha at @moacardshop today! ⭐️ 2F, 3-3, Majo-ro 5-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Who’s coming to KBW? I’m going to KBW too! I was gifted a $699 ticket!!! Huge thanks to @0ooooo0! Ivan is a KOL who creates content around crypto research and vibe coding. His posts are mostly in Korean, but there’s a lot of genuinely useful stuff there, so definitely give him a follow! I’d love to meet more builders, founders, KOLs, creators, and just cool people in crypto IRL. If you have any friends going to KBW, tag them in the comments! See you at Walkerhill!!! 🔥🔥 #KBW2026 #KoreaBlockchainWeek #KBW

OMG this is actually sooo fun!!!! @arc mainnet just went live, so I decided to try launching my own memecoin for the first time. I thought… Arc itself kind of sounds like architecture, right? So solana:8Byg9wi43TNzgJpYta6UXxPz3LPe8v6ZwvmWWoWQpump was the first thing that came to mind. I prepared 10 USDC, used 5 USDC for the initial buy, and then my own token literally showed up in my wallet??? Like… I made this?? And now it’s actually sitting in my wallet?? That’s so cute! I’m already way too attached to my little brick. I’m definitely never selling it, even if the price goes up. I kept the other 5 USDC just in case gas was expensive, but the fees seem way cheaper than I expected too. Anyone want to hold my precious little brick with me? 🧱 Obviously it’s probably never going to get expensive or anything. But if you want a little $1 brick-shaped souvenir coin, grab one! CA : 0x37D701c0958C170CE4Dc0F386FC0346239065C2b

I’ve been building an arbitrage bot lately. Arbitrage is one of those things where the more people you tell exactly how you make money, the smaller your own piece of the pie gets. So obviously, I can’t share everything I’m doing. But from what I’m seeing, there are still opportunities to make money in crypto arbitrage. I think it’s worth practicing building your own bots with vibe coding, even if you’re starting from scratch. Maybe the hardest part is just knowing that a path exists. Once you know there’s a path, finding your own way with an AI agent might be easier than you think. I’m also thinking about doing something like a $500 challenge and sharing my trading journal along the way. Do your own build. Good luck.

You have to be able to imagine a future before you can decide you don’t want that future. And you have to be able to step outside yourself and look at your own life from a distance before you can even conceive of ending it. Paradoxically, the first act of going against the instinct to survive may have been evidence of just how advanced the human mind had become. Could that person have been the first human to truly look inward?

Pre-ordered the AirPods 5! The iPhone Duo looks really nice, but it’s just too expensive. And I’ve learned that with brand-new concepts like foldable phones, it’s usually better to wait 2–3 years until the product has matured a bit. I’m still using earbuds from five years ago, though, so I figured it was finally time for an upgrade! #AirPods5 #Apple

How did I not realize something so obvious? I guess we’re just not used to being criticized, so the people who criticize us can sometimes seem more important than they actually are.

Wait, what? @renaissxyz is coming back to Korea? Flagship Card Show on September 29! I actually learned what TCG was because of Renaiss, so I’m really looking forward to this 👀

Even if I know I’m right, arguing just to prove someone wrong is a waste of time. Sometimes, letting them think they won is the real win.

It physically hurts to read this.

Why is price going up on bad news? Because the “you said this shit was bearish” pattern just printed. #CPI #NEWS

Whenever I go to crypto meetups, I somehow end up coming home with a bunch of merch. Some of it gets tossed into storage and basically forgotten, while other stuff actually becomes part of my everyday life. My @SynFuturesDefi bag is a good example. I use it all the time, and people around me sometimes ask what brand it is. It made me realize that merch people actually want to wear or carry around probably gets way more exposure than something that just ends up sitting in a drawer. Can’t wait to see how much merch I’ll come home with during @kbwofficial 2026 😂 #KBW

Instagram just hit 47K. Up 13.4% in 30 days and 76.5% in 90 days, which is kinda crazy to look at. At this point, growing my accounts feels like raising different characters in an RPG. Instagram is my mage. X is my warrior. Somehow leveling them up has become a game of its own. I still spend way more time on X though. I’m into crypto and investing, and there’s just so much information here. With everything being so text-heavy, I can go through way more content in less time. So yeah, the mage is growing faster, but I’m usually hanging out with the warrior. #Instagram #Follower

Maybe retail is finally done being exit liquidity. $LAPTOP might be one of the strangest celebrity coin launches we’ve seen in a while. Hunter Biden took the laptop scandal that followed him for years and turned it into a memecoin on Base. The token has a 1B supply, with 30% allocated to founders, 20% to airdrops, and another 30% tied to real-world political outcomes. Some wallets that lost money on solana:6p6xgHyF7AeE6TZkSmFsko444wqoP15icUSqi2jfGiPN were even included in the airdrop. It had almost everything a memecoin usually wants: a famous name, controversy, politics, an instantly recognizable narrative, and plenty of attention before it even launched. But the reaction was surprisingly cold. Kraken removed a post promoting it, Base made it clear that it had no involvement with the project, and after the initial launch activity, trading quickly became quiet. People have watched enough celebrity tokens launch at absurd valuations and leave retail holding the bag. Maybe being famous just isn’t enough anymore.

Do you guys know Lotte World in Korea? It’s one of Seoul’s most iconic theme parks. There’s also a fun culture here where even adults rent Korean school uniforms and spend the day there feeling like students again. @MemeCore_M is taking over the entire park on September 30 during KBW. And I mean the entire day. From morning until midnight. Regular ticket holders can’t even enter that day. That’s what makes this kinda crazy. Full-day private takeovers of Lotte World are extremely rare. This isn’t the kind of place you casually rent for a crypto side event. In the past, companies that pulled this off were major Korean corporations or huge IPs like MapleStory. And now MemeCore, a crypto project, is doing it during KBW. They must've spent a lot of money on this. Let me in. I wanna wear a school uniform and play at Lotte World too. #MemeCore #LotteWorld

According to FOMO, 95% of memecoin traders lose money. If you only look at X, you’d think everyone is making money on memecoins. Every day, someone is posting a 5x, 10x, or 50x win. But in reality, only 5% actually come out ahead. So why do so many people lose? There’s an old saying in gambling: The scariest person at the table isn’t the one who’s won the most. It’s the one who’s lost the most. Someone who’s up big eventually closes their wallet and walks away. Someone who’s lost almost everything does the opposite. The bets get bigger. First, they empty whatever money they have left. Then they sell their watch. And when that’s gone too, they borrow money thinking, “I’ll win it back and pay it off.” But a loss is a loss. That’s why right after a major loss, you need time away from the market. It’s one of the worst times to make an important decision. If you really want to make it back through trading, give yourself time and do it slowly. Trying to win it all back immediately is like walking onto a battlefield when you’re in the worst possible condition to fight.

Watched the fireworks from my friend’s place, stayed the night, and woke up to this. The Han River in the morning. I wonder if a view like this ever starts to feel normal when you wake up to it every day.

Nexon, one of Korea’s biggest game companies, just dropped the traditional coding test from its new game programmer hiring process and replaced it with an AI-based assessment. Baekjoon, the platform Korean devs spent years grinding for coding interviews — where being “Gold” or “Silver” was basically part of the developer vocabulary — also shut down this year. The whole industry is changing in real time. And in the middle of all this, you found someone at a cafe manually coding React? Seriously?