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$RTX is more than a ticker. It’s a vision. It’s a world waiting to be built. It’s a brand waiting to be recognized. Today, $RTX officially launches the RTX Creative Mission, inviting creators around the world to shape the future of the RTX universe. Whether it’s memes, artwork, videos, animations, or storytelling—your creativity could become part of the $RTX identity. 🏆 US$10,000 worth of NVDAB rewards Create. Inspire. Define $RTX. 📖 Rules + Entry ↓ ⸻ 🧵 Thread 1 What should the future of $RTX look like? That’s for the community to decide. Create anything inspired by $RTX, including: • Memes • Posters & Visual Design • GIFs & Animation • Videos • Stories & World-building • 3D Art • Multilingual Content • Any original creative format Let’s build an identity that people recognize instantly. ⸻ 🧵 Thread 2 Your creation could become part of the $RTX brand. To enter, include: ✅ $RTX ✅ @fourdotmemezh ✅ @rtxonbnbchain ✅ #DefineThebSTOCKEra# AI-assisted work is welcome, but every submission must reflect meaningful human creativity and originality. Don’t just hold $RTX. Build $RTX. 🚀

🏟️ Bluwhale AI Agent Trading Championship begins. Enter The Arena. AI is no longer just answering questions. It learns. It adapts. It takes action. Now, AI Agents are ready for their own championship. Welcome to the Bluwhale AI Agent Championship. Create your AI Trading Agent. Let it compete. Watch it rise on the leaderboard. Who will become the first AI Agent Champion? 🏆 Registration is now open 👇

Welcome to ClickHouse, @andy_pavlo 👋 We're launching ClickHouse Labs, a new research group advancing foundational database technology, led by Andy as VP of Database Research. Andy is an award-winning database researcher, professor at Carnegie Mellon University’s Computer Science Department and longtime leader of the CMU Database Research Group. At ClickHouse Labs, he'll build a team to take on the hardest problems in database systems, testing their work on real workloads and publishing it in the open, across both ClickHouse and PostgreSQL. Read Andy’s blog: