Airdrop Alert

Somehow, I became the media’s voice on everything Trump and crypto. This week I was on an interview call with NPR, the biggest national radio network in the USA. We talked about the midterms, how Trump’s crypto ventures affect policy, and a lot more. Very deep conversation. The episode airs at the end of the month, and I’ll share it with you on X.

So naturally, it’s my ...

Slippage in crypto is the difference between the price you expect when you place a trade and the price you actually get. It happens because prices move, or because your own order moves them, before the trade completes. On meme coins, slippage can cost several percent per trade.

Every trader pays it, yet few beginners understand it. This guide explains the causes, the se...

To buy UNI, sign up on a crypto exchange, verify your account, deposit money, and buy on the UNI/USDT spot market. UNI is the token of Uniswap, the largest decentralized exchange in crypto. Every major exchange lists it, so your first purchase takes about fifteen minutes. You can also buy UNI on Uniswap itself with your own wallet. This guide explains both routes, and I share...

FOMO vs Pump fun turned into a bridge war this week. On October 21, 2026, Pump.fun replaced Relay with its own Pump Bridge and published data claiming 2x faster buys and 92% fewer errors than Relay, the bridge FOMO was using. One day later FOMO announced its own in-house bridge and router, claiming crosschain trades now land in under one second. Pump.fun charges 0.45% per tra...

A crypto faucet is a website or app that gives away small amounts of crypto for free. Users claim a tiny payout, usually after a captcha or a simple task. Today, faucets mostly hand out testnet tokens, so users can try new blockchains without spending real money.

That short answer covers two very different worlds. One is the old-school faucet that drips real coins. The ...