Bunker PC update completed Applications for the Free Mint Allowlist are now open [◑_◑] therovers.xyz/pc

GN Everyone! Rovers just rolled out an update to their Bunker PC - applications for the free mint allowlist are officially open! Jump into this fun retro-style form on a classic old-school PC (my school PC were like that, lol) : pop in your ETH wallet, Discord handle, X

I just applied for Rovers Allowlist. Not frequent you see a team that is ready to build and carry the community along, I think you should apply too. Be part of the Rovers !

Almanak keeps proving to me over and over again. When you build a data tool that prioritizes the truth instead of the narrative, people start using it as a compass without even thinking twice. I’ve reached that point. Whenever something happens in the market, I instinctively pull

One thing Almanak has capitalized on brilliantly is the gap between market perception and on-chain reality. The crypto space is filled with loud claims. Every project looks active on the timeline. Every ecosystem allegedly has “momentum”. Every chain is supposedly onboarding new

I’ve come to believe that the real reason Almanak stands out is because it respects the intelligence of the user. It doesn’t assume you want flashy charts or dramatic interpretations. It assumes you want the truth because of that, the experience feels like you are working with a

.Almanak soon? 🥺

One thing I always notice each time I dive back into Almanak is how effortlessly it forces you to recalibrate your assumptions. You may come in thinking a certain ecosystem is thriving because the conversation around it feels loud, but the moment you open the dashboard, the

The more I analyze projects through Almanak, the more I understand how misleading our default perception of “activity” can be. We often assume that high transactions automatically translate to healthy user engagement, but Almanak makes it clear that this is not always the case.

Every day I use Almanak, I’m reminded of how much the crypto space needs tools that encourage deeper thinking. We’ve spent years depending on dashboards that give you metrics without context. You end up seeing numbers, but you don’t understand the story behind them. Almanak

One thing I’ve come to appreciate in DeFi is how easily control can slip through your fingers without you even noticing. You think everything is secure until one permission is too open, one contract has too much access, or one vault can be touched by something you didn’t intend.

When you take a step back and really think about DeFi, you realize the entire game revolves around one idea: control your system before the system controls you. That’s why the Permission Manager inside Almanak caught my attention. It doesn’t try to simplify security into

The more complicated DeFi becomes, the more you realize that real power comes from limiting what is allowed to happen, not just enabling it. Almanak Permission Manager fits perfectly into that mindset. It’s not about shutting things down. It’s about making sure everything that

INCOMING ROVERS WILL SAVE US !

What is wrong with people mhen. WTF. 🤦🏽‍♂️

The thing that keeps pulling me back to Almanak isn’t even the flashy stuff like agents writing strategies or LP logic running on autopilot. It’s the invisible structure beneath it all, the idea that every action taken onchain has an audit trail, a reason, and a responsible

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The Manifesto is The Mission

There’s a point where a token stops being just another ticker on a chart and starts feeling like an actual lever, something you can pull, something that moves things, something that shapes outcomes. That’s exactly what’s happening as Almanak prepares to launch its token. What

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