A new Play to Earn Game Coming Soon... What is GalFi? GalFi is a sci-fi strategy game where players explore space, build bases, and complete missions while owning their in-game assets on-chain. It’s designed for real progress, real ownership, and real rewards. 🧵👇

7. If you've ever felt that distance in a museum... You should see what they're building. The RWArtwork collection is live. Sooner or later the barrier glass is finally gone for all of us. 🌐 https://t.co/JxcVnzSJbH 🌐 https://t.co/AREwkmLClo @BensiBox

6. I still think about that museum glass. How I used to lean close, wishing I could be more than a visitor. BensiBox showed me something: The glass doesn't have to exist anymore. For the first time, owning a piece of history feels possible.

5. Here's how ownership actually works: → Physical art stored in secure vault → Each NFT = legal claim to the real piece → $BENSI holders vote on sales and decisions → Art sells? Holders burn NFT, claim their share You own part of something real.

4. It's already happening. The RWArtwork collection: →Picasso's "The Face" (1966) — split into 2,401 pieces →Red Mahakala (1880) — 140-year-old Tibetan Thangka from a monastery → Works by Chikanobu and Sadao Watanabe Real art. Real history. Now

3. Then I found @BensiBox They do something simple but powerful. They take real physical art. Tokenize it. Fractionalize it. One masterpiece. Thousands of owners. The glass? Removed.

2. That's how fine art has always worked. Masterpieces hang in galleries. Or hide in private vaults. Auction houses sell them to the highest bidder. One buyer. One owner. Gone forever. For people like us? We just get to look.

I've been to museums. Stood in front of paintings worth more than my house. But there was always glass between us. I was a visitor. Never an owner. 1880: A monk paints a prayer. 1966: Picasso fragments a face. 2026: You own both. Here's how. 🧵

3. Then I found @BensiBox. They do something simple but powerful. They take real physical art. Tokenize it. Fractionalize it. One masterpiece. Thousands of owners. The glass? Removed.

2. That's how fine art has always worked. Masterpieces hang in galleries. Or hide in private vaults. Auction houses sell them to the highest bidder. One buyer. One owner. Gone forever. For people like us? We just get to look.

THE ORBIS BREATH BATTLE IS OVER! ⚔️ The January Season has officially ended and our champions have been crowned! 👑 Huge congrats to our Top heroes securing the bag with a massive prizes🔥 🥇Top 1: $40 🥈Top 2: $25 🥉Top 3: $20 🏅Top 4: $10 🏅Top 5: $5 💰 Winners: Check

Time to put our community to test folks🧡 Our waitlist is now LIVE; https://t.co/RvTXYv2dri 📢 If we have 500 waitlisters within the next 24H ⏰, we'll release an exclusive beta test for all of them (first eyes on Connect Ville 👀) Tag your homies in replies 👇🏻 and RT 🔁 to

7/7 On the Moon’s south pole, a rover is rolling with a few engraved characters that unlock 2 BTC. That’s the culture layer of Stacks in one shot: @Stacks builds the rails; @Nakamoto1 gives them a story. Bitcoin on the Moon, waiting to be claimed. First there takes the

6/7 The interesting part is who can play. Because Lunar Outpost offers commercial “reserve payload space” and mission planning, a well‑organized DAO or community could crowdfund a small lunar mission that: – Flies hardware – Locates the rover – Scans the key That’s a shift

5/7 The bounty wasn’t funded by one rich donor. It came from a 2,000‑piece NFT collection: detailed “space‑traveling androids” designed by animation studio @GoldenWolf The split: – 25% of sales → filled the 2 BTC wallet on the Moon – 25% → BTC core development and STEM

4/7 How do you claim it? You (or your team / company / DAO / government) must: Reach the Moon 1⃣Land near the lunar south pole 2⃣Find the MAPP rover 3⃣Capture the engraving (photo/scan, or carefully read it) 4⃣Use that private key to move the 2 BTC on‑chain into your own

3/7 That rover is MAPP (Mobile Autonomous Prospecting Platform), built by space tech company @LunarOutpostInc Its destination: the lunar south pole. One of the harshest environments we know, and the same region everyone is eyeing for long‑term human bases and “real” moon

2/7 The “treasure” is 2 BTC (worth about $222,000 when the mission was set up). The coins live in a normal Bitcoin wallet. The interesting part is the private key: – It’s not on a server – Not in cold storage on Earth – It’s physically engraved on metal, on a rover sitting on

Someone etched the password to 2 BTC onto a robot and sent it to the Moon. If you want that Bitcoin, you don’t need more GPUs. You need a ride to the lunar south pole. This is how the @Nakamoto1 Interplanetary Treasure Hunt actually works, in human language. #Nakamoto1

I don’t usually look twice at “event” projects on Solana. Usually, it’s just hype with no product. But this one? Something feels different. A battle-tested product. Bootstrapped. And now live on the @CyreneAI Launchpad. Let me lay out why $VILLE caught my eye 🧵👇

@Connect_Ville @CyreneAI @TonyCatoff @solana $VILLE for the win! https://t.co/jKy43ztpSf