I've got one more computer to install Linux on and I'm substantially done with Microsoft.

Heavy liquidations today across crypto. Leverage, perp trading, and borrowing and lending are risky activities.

I mainly have used Balena Etcher for ISOs.

As of 11:45 AM US Eastern October 9, 2025 @leostrategy had 37 open Market orders placed to buy $LEO. Buy orders were for approximately 1,398,502 LEO for a total of ~587,580 Hive. The average of the buy

Governance mechanisms would likely be a significant point. Barring a validator network for InLeo denominated by LEO or a derivative token we employ the same database and witnesses.

I'm more of a reader of sci-fi, but The Last Starfighter, holds up well (nostalgia) each time I've revisited it. It feels like a quintessential early 80s film.

No. But if you don't put the period in front of the @, it appears to reduce visibility.

118 comments here and one, on the x post (and it's mine), and I'm a mild critic of some of the mechanisms.

The AMA is being simulcast to X.com as a live

APY is totally dependent on the fees generated by swaps so that value will be constantly changing base on the number of users trading, the market conditions, and the types of swaps being made.

If you are going to post about Leo on X, place a it's probably useful to tag .@leodex in the post, put the period in front of the @. Links the top level post tend to get suppressed in the X algorithm,

Or download the Gif, and upload it via the interface works also.

Comments push up the discoverability of a post. I used to post heavily in Leo Threads, on X to specifically drive visibility.

Is xscanner capturing the perpetual trading data?

Are you manually trading these days or using some automation?

I try to leave the gym feeling good, if the process is enjoyable it's easier to sustain it and be consistent.

The main goal with any session is doing enough work, to have sufficient stimulus to get stronger by the next session. There is only so much you can grow or get stronger from week to week.

It depends. I don't max out often, so most of my PR's are usually doubles, two reps with the same weight, or using more weight with a set of eight. If it was a hard PR, I repeat that same loading for a

I probably wasn't fully recovered from the previous session, but didn't want to skip a day. I hit some PRs in a rep range so it was a worthwhile session.

I did some squats this morning, and I'm feeling it this evening.