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@degenphone Conclusion Degenphone is not just launching NFT phone numbers. They are building the ownership layer for telecommunications infrastructure. Rental model is yesterday's structure. Ownership model is tomorrow's standard. And it is being built now. Over 2000 participants

@degenphone The Overall Outlook Many people see NFT phone numbers as a stunt. They believe traditional carriers work fine. They ask: “Why would I ever need to own a phone number?” Behind the scenes, new infrastructure is being built. Phone numbers you own it forever. Phone

@degenphone What next for Degenphone? Phone numbers are just the start. First comes voice calls, more phone numbers and better markets to buy, sell, and trade numbers. Then owning data plans like NFTs and built-in roaming services allowing use of number anywhere without carrier

@degenphone Limitations of Degenphone @degenphone works for SMS only for now (like receiving bank codes or app verifications) Degenphone is still building the voice calls feature. It is not yet a full replacement for your regular phone number. And Degenphone needs internet connection

@degenphone 3. The Most Economical Model ⊙ Traditional Carriers You rent your number. You pay $40/month that's about $4,800 over 10 years. At the end, you own nothing. It’s pure expense with no value left behind. ⊙ Degenphone You buy your number once as an NFT. It comes with 2–5

@degenphone 2. Degenphone Structure Degenphone adds three layers that make numbers something you actually own. - Ownership Layer (Blockchain) - Utility Layer (Telecom Infrastructure) - Financial Layer (DeFi Integration) @degenphone turns phone numbers from something you rent into

@degenphone ➩ Why is Degenphone Important? 1. Carrier Rental Dependency The phone carrier system is a system you have to depend totally on. You make endless payments and you can lose the phone number easily. You rent the phone number, you never totally own it. You can't trade your

@degenphone Degenphone allows you to permanently own your phone number like an NFT. Is there a physical Sim? No, Degenphone connects to actual eSIM infrastructure from established carriers. It receives real SMS from banks, exchanges, social platforms It works for verification codes

➩ Degenphone @degenphone is a telecommunications platform that turns phone numbers into digital tokens(NFTs). These NFTs actually work as real phone numbers. Each number functions as: - a blockchain asset (NFT ownership) - a real telecom utility (SMS, future voice) - a

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@YieldNestFi Where @YieldNestFi Comes In YieldNest simplifies the complexity. It provides liquidity through ynETH. It optimizes strategies for better returns. It manages risk behind the scenes. The Bigger Picture If Ethereum becomes the trust layer of the digital economy, restaking

@YieldNestFi ➩ My Final Take Restaking is not just Staking 2.0 for higher yields. It is a core infrastructure upgrade that makes Ethereum stronger and more useful. What Does Restaking Enable? 1. Modular security - Protocols can share Ethereum’s economic security instead of building

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➩ What’s the Risk? Let’s be real, restaking adds complexity. Slashing risks multiply with restaking. You can get slashed on Ethereum if your validator misbehaves. You can also get slashed on AVSs if you don’t validate correctly. That means multiple slashing rules to keep

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