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  • ### The Moon Burn Leaderboard

    ### The Moon Burn Leaderboard

    With burning, comes rankings. On Arbitrum One, about 637,000 Moons have been sacrificed to date, valued at $69,175. These aren’t just any Moons: they’re sourced from the open market, emphasizing their value and the community’s dedication.

    Arbitrum Nova takes the prize though, with around 3.06 million Moons burned, valued at an impressive $332,310. Clearly, Moons aren’t just tokens but valuable assets within this ecosystem.

    ### Moon Decline or Controlled Burn?

    Since the start of 2025, there’s been a 1.07% decrease in Moon supply—from 79,436,210 Moons in circulation on January 1st to 78,582,364 Moons by July 22nd. Arbitrum Nova accounts for 314,517 of these burns, with Arbitrum One not far behind at 512,329 Moons. It’s a controlled burn, signaling a healthy, self-regulating ecosystem.

    ### Join the Lunar Adventure

    As Moons burn, the rCryptoCurrency community continues to evolve. Embracing this journey, you’ll find not only financial intrigue but enjoyable engagement and governance participation. Whether you’re hoarding or burning, every Moon tells a part of this ongoing story.

    Stay tuned for the next update. Until then, keep earning, burning, and voting—a digital odyssey awaits!

  • # Building a Business Team – Learn & Earn Together

    I’m forming a small group to build online businesses through dropshipping, affiliate marketing, and other proven models. No experience or money needed – just time and commitment.

    We’ll:
    Share working strategies
    Hold each other accountable
    Scale successful ventures

    Looking for:
    5-10 hours/week availability
    Self-starters who follow through
    Team players focused on long-term growth

    Interested? Message me:
    Your relevant skills/experience
    Weekly availability
    Main motivation

    Serious applicants only. Let’s build something real.

  • # Bitcoin solves this

    Reading about the controversy of payment providers forcing Steam to drop certain titles, and lots of posts [like this](https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/s/0XvXnq5pgu) full of people wondering why no payment system exists that prevents this sort of thing from happening.

    If only there was a way for Steam to receive payment directly from a consumer without involving any middleman who can decide what they can or cannot sell…

  • #### The Future of Music and NFTs

    #### The Future of Music and NFTs

    The surge in the value of Cryptobatz is not just an isolated incident but a hint of the evolving landscape in digital assets. As technology and culture collide, it’s likely that NFTs will continue to play an integral role in how we perceive and value music and art.

    For collectors, fans, and investors, the key takeaway is to always pay attention to how art and cultural artifacts evolve in the digital realm. These shifts offer both new challenges and exciting opportunities in how we engage with legacy and art. While Ozzy is no longer with us, his music and contributions continue to thrive in new, unexpected forms.

    The world is watching and learning as these digital tokens become more entwined with how we celebrate and cherish artistic legacies. And for many, embracing this change can be as thrilling as any of Ozzy’s electrifying performances.

  • # Using social sentiment for DD?

    How do people feel about using social sentiment for due diligence?

    Im not saying to use it as the only predictor, obviously some algos needed regarding financial features.

    BUT – when you do get a good sense from normal market features, is perusing reddit/other sentiment sites helpful?

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    At the end of the day, success is a personal journey. It’s less about reaching a specific destination and more about the growth you experience along the way. Keep learning, keep adapting, and keep moving forward. Celebrate every small victory, and don’t shy away from sharing your story. You’ve got this!

    Whether you’re already on your path to personal development or just starting out, I hope this serves as a gentle reminder. Embrace learning, be flexible, and remember—it truly is possible. And as always, give credit where it’s due. After all, we’re all in this together. Go forth and conquer!

  • So, next time when life’s heat is cranked up, channel a bit of that golden spirit. Stay resilient, and like gold, shine through it all.

    So, next time when life’s heat is cranked up, channel a bit of that golden spirit. Stay resilient, and like gold, shine through it all.

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    hey everyone, when i get to website it works pretty well and other paths of the doamain are indexed but the main one “/” it not indexed and on semrrush it get error 406

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    https://deepmind.google/discover/blog/advanced-version-of-gemini-with-deep-think-officially-achieves-gold-medal-standard-at-the-international-mathematical-olympiad/

    >This year, our advanced Gemini model operated end-to-end in natural language, producing rigorous mathematical proofs directly from the official problem descriptions – all within the 4.5-hour competition time limit.

  • # Hire a digital marketing agency or freelancer for Meta ads? Launching premium skincare brand

    We’re two founders launching a premium D2C skincare brand in Australia (still in stealth mode). We’ve budgeted **$10–15K AUD** purely for Meta (FB/IG) ads + UGC content + IG growth during our launch phase.

    We have **no prior experience** with paid ads or GTM strategy, and are trying to decide between:

    * Hiring a **digital marketing agency** (quotes we’ve gotten are \~$2–4.4K/month AUD) to manage ad spend up to $20k/ month
    * Or working with a **freelancer** (e.g. Fiverr Pro-level Meta buyer charging \~$800/month)

    **Goal:** scale fast, test lots of creative hooks, iterate fast, and make our launch count.

    We’re wondering:

    * Do agencies bring better tools (e.g. Motion, Triple Whale), more data access, or tighter creative testing systems?
    * Or can **top-tier freelancers** offer the same if they’re experienced in beauty/eComm?
    * What’s the best structure if you’re launching with only UGC creatives and no in-house team?

    **What would you recommend?**

    Also curious:

    * What are **green flags / red flags** you look for when vetting either one?
    * What questions helped you avoid bad hires early on?

    Appreciate any insight — especially if you’ve launched a product or scaled with paid ads recently.