Over 2600E ($4,500,000) in BAYC buys over the last 5 days

Over 1500E ($2,600,000) spent on other NFTs

Over $1,500,000 in freshly staked $APE

Meet "FAF", the anonymous max-bidding (and max-staking) whale who is trying to single-handedly save your bags

More below A month ago, FAF began funding the wallet with 494E from Binance and two wallets that held a total of 41 DeGods

All of those DeGods on the previous two wallets were market bought (not farmed) a month prior shortly after the migration to ETH

NFT Lending for Dummies and The Implications of Blend; Blur's New Peer-to-Peer Lending Product

From a lender who has given 8 figures worth of NFT-backed loans over the last few months To understand Blend you first need to understand the two main types of lending protocols that have gained traction over the last year

1. Peer-to-Peer lending protocols
2. Peer-to-Pool lending protocols

248 Doodles were just dumped onto one bidder for 694E

Bro is gonna wake up from his dream of grabbing the number one spot on the blur bidding leaderboard to the nightmare of having $1,300,000 worth of Doodles in his wallet This is the same guy that single-handedly took clones from 2.2E to 2.7E and then placed a bid for 320 clones at 2.66E

Not sure what this dudes endgame is but I hope his therapist is paid well

I went from 0 coding experience to landing a job as a developer in 6 months...and spent $0 doing it

Here are the topics I focused on and some FREE resources you can use to do the same (warning: 100s of hours of content) 1. GitHub + Text Editor setup

GitHub is used to store, track, and collaborate on code

Your text editor is where you'll be writing most of your code

This video will get your coding environment setup + teach you all the git commands you'll use daily

🚨 BendDAO founder has proposed emergency changes to the protocol 🚨

If the vote passes theres a high likelihood of 600+ liquidation auctions of BAYC, MAYC, Clone X, Azuki, and Doodles over the next month

A quick thread to dumb it down + how you can capitalize... First off if you don't know WTF any of this means you'll want to run through this latest update on the BendDAO situation from my good friend and NFT numbers savant @punk9059

https://twitter.com/punk9059/status/1561485091917877250?s=20&t=cZhuIgZtTNGFQLauIcz9mw

There are currently 32,267 ETH ($59,048,610) worth of NFTs being used as collateral for loans on BendDAO alone

For the first time ever, a lot of these are at serious peril of liquidation

A thread on the single biggest risk to the NFT market that nobody is talking about 1. WTF is BendDAO?

BendDAO is the first peer-to-pool based NFT liquidity protocol.

Depositors provide ETH liquidity to earn interest and in turn, NFT holders are able to instantly borrow ETH through the lending pool using NFTs as collateral

This year, I returned roughly $1,000,000 worth of stolen NFTs back to their original owners

Here's everything you need to know to:

• Identify a stolen NFT
• Protect yourself from Opensea's locked asset policy
• Help victims of scams/hacks 1. Price look too good to be true? It probably is.

When a bad actor steals an NFT they typically want to sell it before Opensea can lock the item and transfer out the funds ASAP

Here's an example from an hour ago of what that usually looks like

Over the past nine months, I turned 0.6 eth into 350 eth+ trading the NFT market

I attribute most of my success to the mental and emotional strength that my two battles with cancer gave me.

That may sound weird at first, so heres a few points explaining why... 🧵👇 1. Never get too high, never get too low

You think watching floor prices go down for a few days is stressful?

Try staring death in the face for two years straight and not blinking. Its easy to stop yourself from panic selling for a loss once youve gone through that

How I turned 0.6 eth into 150+ eth while sticking primarily to two projects.

No lucky mints, no whitelists, no bots, and no alpha groups. A thread diving into the strategy which worked for me that anyone can use to be profitable in the NFT space… 1. Pick a proven project

When I first started, I was blindly jumping from derivative to derivative, risking losing a majority of my bankroll on a single flip gone wrong. The entire game changed for me when I settled on a solid project with good volume... @LazyLionsNFT