juzy

do rewards incentivize dumping? e.g. buy 1M $WAL spot and short 1M $WAL perp so you're price neutral, then put the 1M spot into Suilend, collect rewards, dump makes sense if rewards > funding rate of shorting? pls educate me

i think Sui's strategy is to keep shipping insanely cool tech until every builder in the world has been nerd sniped

PSA for Sui devs sui client profile-transaction is out sui client replay-transaction is in (as of v1.52.2)

when you think you've mastered Move and @themoveguy shows up

Always trust your gut.

here's what i feed to the AI to help me work with Sui Move gist.github.com/juzybits/af9b7…

it's that time of the cycle again

Either nothing needs a token, or everything does.

rumors of AI replacing human devs have been greatly exaggerated

Even Death itself has to wait when a Move dev is cooking

introduce u to @juzybits move conventions imports at the end

i never read the docs code examples are nice tho

Sui txs aren't $0.33 by default, cost depends on what the tx does - this one updated multiple Pyth feeds which is expensive check any explorer and you'll see that tx costs are very variable and typically way cheaper - some even have negative gas (you get paid!) so it's not…

Buy Back & Burn has been achieved internally

"it doesn't need a token!!! 😡" yea, and you don't need to buy it 🤷‍♂️ no crying in the casino

what if Sui Foundation only gave incentives to open source projects?

Sui has shifted the Overton window. Once upon a time, purists said "Solana is not a legitimate blockchain" because dOwNtImE. The market showed that, while 100% uptime is ideal, users will gladly trade some uptime for faster innovation. Now, purists say "Sui is not a legitimate…

this is what peak performance looks like