i put @agora_elysium in s tier two days ago, how’s it doing now?
→ one terminal for 16 launchpads
the same token can trade across several pools on elysium. $agora itself has pools on kleos, elyspump, uniswap and agora.
@agora_elysium compares quotes across supported pools and picks the one that gives you the most tokens after pool fees and taxes. if a token is paired with kntq, you can go from hype to kntq to that token in one transaction. agora charges a 0.5% swap fee, which it waives for qualifying $agora holders.
→ almost $1m traded through the app in 24h
on nov 9, agora’s dashboard showed $981k across ~4,900 trades from 735 wallets. since launch, it had routed ~$3.59m, with roughly 83% of that volume coming from tokens other than $agora.
on elysium’s launch day, agora added evermor support. the team also upgraded its servers after traffic overloaded them and put up a public status page.
→ where $agora fits in
since my tier list, $agora went from around $0.000605 to $0.000973, up ~61%.
the token launched publicly on kleos with a fixed 1b supply. agora uses 30% of its swap, limit order and copy trading fees to buy back and burn $agora. another 5% goes to holders in hype.
what i’m watching next is whether traders keep coming back after launch week. can agora consistently find routes that are still worth taking after its 0.5% fee?
my ranking of 18 projects on @Enter_Elysium ahead of the nov 9 mainnet launch
when i checked opsis, the bridge was already holding around 126k HYPE. i'm curious how much of that capital ends up in pools people still trade a week later
the ranking is based on what each team has built so far and what would make me open their app on day one
S tier
→ @AscendLaunch is where i'd start looking for new launches
→ @agora_elysium is where i'd check whether routing across launchpads gets me a better quote after fees
→ @kalosfun is my wildcard. it has swaps, LP and NFTs in one testnet app. i want to see which feature gets people to come back
A tier
@AnemosPad @elyscreener @Boxa_Elysium @TheKleos_
anemos has the launch mechanic i'm most curious about. buys in the first 30 seconds clear at the same price. i'd check how concentrated the supply is after that opening batch
B tier
@ElysiumPump @eleosfun @perpmefun @elyxa_trade
eleos stands out here. its token tax can only go down after launch. i'd look at whether creators actually cut it once they have a market with regular traders
C tier
opsis, @ronspadfun, @Arkhampad, Elysiom
opsis is already useful for following bridge flows. i'd spend more time comparing the other three once there's enough trading to see where each one fits
D tier
@cloverdotli @ChainzyLabs kLaunch
these are further down my day-one list. i'd revisit them after seeing which features are live and which markets users actually trade
after week one, i want to see how many new tokens still have enough liquidity to get a decent fill in both directions
THE WAIT IS OVER 🔥
@Enter_Elysium is LIVE on Oku!
Bridge for FREE with @EnsoBuild, @lifiprotocol & @RelayProtocol + trade any token with the best routers in DeFi 🤝
0xstat🔊 retweeted
1/ An investigation into @Cupseyy, a trading "legend" who used his fame to extract $1.7M through side wallets in just a few months
0xstat🔊 retweeted
It's Nov 9, and we're close to @Enter_Elysium mainnet!
I've rounded up the best farms on Elysium rn so you don't have to 👇
> @MontraXYZ: 25% of $MONTRA goes to users, traders, creators & LPs, with 2x points until Nov 12
> @kalosfun: Season 1 points for $KALOS (swap, LP, snipe, NFT sweeps), plus weekly real-yield rewards from 50% of revenue
> @VoltaFamily: 20% of $VOLTA airdropped to traders & HYPE/KNTQ holders. Swap ≥1 HYPE, ends Nov 20, 00:00 UTC
> @fomo: 2x trader rewards on Elysium tokens. Trade + post your thesis
> @CorePad_hl: 15% $CORE airdrop. 6% goes to anyone who launches or trades in the first 30 days of mainnet
> @ElysiumPunks: 10K mint at 0.025 HYPE, stake for points convertible into $EPUNK
> @eruptdottfun: free mint of 4,444 Genesis NFTs today
> @dawndottrade x @covetrade: a share of fees goes to airdrops for Elysium traders
> @TheKleos_: Clan Wars, 6M $KLEOS for the top clan
> @okutrade: 0-fee bridging into Elysium to cut your farming costs
Btw, Elysium has no token and no points yet, so any "Elysium airdrop" or "registration" is a scam!
Let's follow and only use only links from @Enter_Elysium & @Kinetiq_xyz
NFA, DYOR
my ranking of 46 infrastructure projects on @Enter_Elysium for mainnet
i ranked them by how much work builders would have to redo if each project disappeared. changing an rpc endpoint is one thing. replacing the stack the chain runs on is another.
S
@arbitrum
@conduitxyz
A
@Alchemy
@wormhole
@mayan
@Uniswap
@0xProject
@goldskyio
@pimlicohq
B
@AlliumLabs
@cantinasecurity
@ChainstackHQ
@trycodex
@coingecko
@De1_ai
@dRPCorg
@EnsoBuild
@hypedexer
@KyberNetwork
@liquidterminal
@minecurvexyz
@palmera_dao
@PashovAuditGrp
@QuickNode
@ston_fi
@streamingfastio
@ZeroCool_AI
C
@definedfi
@DefinitiveFi
@getdeskapp
@ElysiumNames
@harmonixfi
@HyperFlow_fun
@o1_exchange
@OctavFi
@TheHUB
D
@Ellytradebot
@ElysiumEco
@NemeremIgweze
@0xmeto_
once more apps go live, i’ll be watching which ones rely on the same rpc, indexer or swap router. one provider going down could take several apps with it.
which infra project would you move up?
ranking @Enter_Elysium launchpads by token launches
@MontraXYZ leads with 22,569 launches, followed by @Boxa_Elysium at 13,674. together they account for about 85% of the launches across the 11 pads on this board.
after mainnet opens, i’d check how many tokens from each pad are still trading a day after launch. i’m curious how much of that lead holds up when you rank by that instead.
who do you think moves up this list once mainnet opens?
my ranking of 18 projects on @Enter_Elysium ahead of the nov 9 mainnet launch
when i checked opsis, the bridge was already holding around 126k HYPE. i'm curious how much of that capital ends up in pools people still trade a week later
the ranking is based on what each team has built so far and what would make me open their app on day one
S tier
→ @AscendLaunch is where i'd start looking for new launches
→ @agora_elysium is where i'd check whether routing across launchpads gets me a better quote after fees
→ @kalosfun is my wildcard. it has swaps, LP and NFTs in one testnet app. i want to see which feature gets people to come back
A tier
@AnemosPad @elyscreener @Boxa_Elysium @TheKleos_
anemos has the launch mechanic i'm most curious about. buys in the first 30 seconds clear at the same price. i'd check how concentrated the supply is after that opening batch
B tier
@ElysiumPump @eleosfun @perpmefun @elyxa_trade
eleos stands out here. its token tax can only go down after launch. i'd look at whether creators actually cut it once they have a market with regular traders
C tier
opsis, @ronspadfun, @Arkhampad, Elysiom
opsis is already useful for following bridge flows. i'd spend more time comparing the other three once there's enough trading to see where each one fits
D tier
@cloverdotli @ChainzyLabs kLaunch
these are further down my day-one list. i'd revisit them after seeing which features are live and which markets users actually trade
after week one, i want to see how many new tokens still have enough liquidity to get a decent fill in both directions
my ranking of 46 defi projects on @Enter_Elysium ahead of mainnet
i ranked each project by what elysium would lose if it disappeared, and how easily another app could fill that gap.
S
@useelyraxyz
A
@furgexyz ( MarketLab )
@Mosaic_Elysium
@mayan
B
@aeroxyz
@trycodex
@De1_ai
@DeriveXYZ
@ThePhunky1
@Elypact
@eqxlabs
@harmonixfi
@SynapseProtocol
@NestExchange
@Pindar_finance
@RamsesExchange
@PerpsStudio
@shift_hl
@ston_fi
@temporalfinance
@xstocksfi
C
@bananagun
@dawndottrade
@definedfi
@DefinitiveFi
@fomo
@gmgnai
@HyperFlow_fun
@jumperapp
@kalosfun
@kilnpad
@MaestroBots
@matchaxyz
@o1_exchange
@OctavFi
@okutrade
@Pumpfun
@speculatexyz
@ThePitApp
@truemarketsco
D
@hencemarkets
@hyperflip_xyz
@pantheonindex
@PlayRopes
@yochigg
after launch, i want to see which pools, markets and bridge routes people actually rely on.
which project did i rank too low?
Which app category gets the most wallets in @Enter_Elysium first 24 hours?
1. Launchpads
2. Spot DEXs
3. Options
My pick is launchpads. On a new chain, I think traders will show up to see what’s being launched. If the first buys happen on the launchpad, it gets those wallets before the token reaches a DEX.
I’ll count unique wallets per category after 24 hours. For launchpads, that includes wallets buying on the launchpad itself.
What’s your pick?
my ranking of 18 projects on @Enter_Elysium ahead of the nov 9 mainnet launch
when i checked opsis, the bridge was already holding around 126k HYPE. i'm curious how much of that capital ends up in pools people still trade a week later
the ranking is based on what each team has built so far and what would make me open their app on day one
S tier
→ @AscendLaunch is where i'd start looking for new launches
→ @agora_elysium is where i'd check whether routing across launchpads gets me a better quote after fees
→ @kalosfun is my wildcard. it has swaps, LP and NFTs in one testnet app. i want to see which feature gets people to come back
A tier
@AnemosPad @elyscreener @Boxa_Elysium @TheKleos_
anemos has the launch mechanic i'm most curious about. buys in the first 30 seconds clear at the same price. i'd check how concentrated the supply is after that opening batch
B tier
@ElysiumPump @eleosfun @perpmefun @elyxa_trade
eleos stands out here. its token tax can only go down after launch. i'd look at whether creators actually cut it once they have a market with regular traders
C tier
opsis, @ronspadfun, @Arkhampad, Elysiom
opsis is already useful for following bridge flows. i'd spend more time comparing the other three once there's enough trading to see where each one fits
D tier
@cloverdotli @ChainzyLabs kLaunch
these are further down my day-one list. i'd revisit them after seeing which features are live and which markets users actually trade
after week one, i want to see how many new tokens still have enough liquidity to get a decent fill in both directions
0xstat🔊 retweeted
Weekly project recap:
@CashmereLabs: Barn Sale registration is open for 1,000 Founding Barns. GTD: 0.125 ETH, WL: 0.25 ETH, public sale via Dutch auction.
@glider__: $GLIDE launch confirmed for November 12.
@Arch: Opens an ambassador program with cash rewards. Applications are live.
@BinanceWallet: Pauses Alpha for an upgrade and launches a $350K campaign for users with 200+ Alpha Points (November 6 snapshot).
@FungoLabs: Cancels Genesis auction and refunds $84,150 to whitelist minters and bidders.
@saturn_credit: Airdrop registration opens November 9 for Season 1 and 2 participants.
@meridiandotxyz: Launches monthly Reload Boosts with 25%-80% cashback on previous month's losses.
@RomeProtocol: Opens Arena for Builders and Ambassadors. Ambassadors support Builders on X.
@NousResearch: Opens Mobile Beta waitlist for iOS and Android users.
@CantonFdn: Launches a token-rewarded ambassador program until December 4. Use #CantonResearchNov26.
@extendedapp: Ends Xpoints. 1 point ≈ 4,285.7 XTEN. Tokens have been distributed.
@Ondo: Ends its campaign earlier than planned (original deadline: November 11).
@KorProtocol: $KOR claims are live until November 9. Reported rewards: $30-$100 per account.
@infiniFi: Opens airdrop registration until November 10. 100M tokens, 45% allocated to the ecosystem.
@PhoenixTrade: Offers 10% cashback on funding fees across eligible markets. Daily rewards.
@HumnPassport: Opens Early Access for Agent Exchange, an AI agent marketplace.
@vana: Restarts points farming. Connect for 200 XP and complete tasks.
@Polymarket: Launches Anthropic pre-IPO futures and a $50K trading tournament.
Which opportunity are you watching most closely? 👀
Follow @Whitelist1Media for more weekly project recaps.
Weekly project recap:
@1winToken
• Sale ended with $60M raised across 6,159 participants.
• Claim opens in 24 hours, with excess funds refunded at the same time.
• Bogdan called it early. Follow him.
@minara
• Minara Web V2 is coming with new features.
• Apply for early access on the website.
@OndoPerps
• Earn up to $60 per referral plus 10% of their trading fees. Referrals get $20 too.
• Deposit $500 and hold it until November 11.
• Reach $2,000 in combined spot and perps volume to qualify.
@arcus_xyz
• More wallets have been added to the waitlist.
• Check if you’ve unlocked Perps access and start trading if eligible.
@EthenaPay
• Earn is live, offering 12% APY on stablecoins.
• Currently available only to Pro and VIP users.
• Download the app and apply for early access.
@SurfAI
• A new batch of Mystery Boxes drops Friday at 02:00 UTC.
• Season 2 points can be earned by opening boxes and paying for a subscription.
@ensdomains
• ENS is giving away commemorative NFTs celebrating the move to ENSv2.
• Eligibility is based on the June 1 snapshot of ENS holders.
• Upgrade all eligible names to ENSv2 in the ENS App to reveal your card.
@TxFlow_L1
• Over 10M points were retroactively distributed to Season 0 traders.
• Check your allocation on the website and keep trading.
• A new campaign runs until November 1, with rewards of up to $300 for perps taker volume. Rewards start at $5K volume, with $300 at $4M.
@meleemarkets
• Phase 3 is live, with a focus on market creation.
• They’re looking for creators to build markets. Fill out the application form.
• While waiting for approval, trade on the platform and launch markets using templates.
@ritualfnd
• The airdrop checker is live.
• Only 0.5% of the supply (50M tokens) was distributed to Infernet network participants, Frenrug users, and early users.
@jumperapp
• Perps are live, powered by Hyperliquid.
• Season 2 points will be tracked separately from previous points.
• Weekly trading, Jumper Loyalty Pass level, and trading selected assets can unlock boosts.
@hibachi_xyz
• Points stop accruing on November 8.
• After that, rewards are expected for social activity and trading.
@base
• The Trencher Grant Program offers up to $5,000 for content creation.
• They’re looking for meme community leaders, trading community admins, and meme content creators.
• Apply through the form.
@StandX_Official
• The airdrop checker is live.
• Check your allocation on the website. If you received tokens, you can trade them on 1inch.
@metricxyz
• A new DEX campaign includes Discord roles.
• Early is for early users; Verified Curators can be obtained by filling out a form.
@Polymarket
• Giving away tickets to the League of Legends final in New York on November 14.
• Leave your email on the website to enter.
• You can also try Pick’em for free, with additional rewards available.
@aeroxyz (AERO)
• New pools with extra rewards are live.
• Check the incentives page and look for pools with rewards expiring within 48 hours.
@extendedapp
• $XTEN has been announced, with a potential launch in November.
• Tokenomics are expected on October 31.
• Total supply: 1B tokens, with 30% allocated to the community.
@axisrobotics
• Season 2 is live, with tasks and points farming available.
• Season 1 had 4% of the token supply allocated to it; Season 2 gets 6%.
Which opportunity are you watching most closely? 👀
Follow @Whitelist1Media for more weekly project recaps.
0xstat🔊 retweeted
strUSD is live on @pharos_network. Borrow USDC against it on @Morpho at 86% LLTV, through @okutrade.
The USDC comes from the RockawayX USDC vault, curated by @RockawayX. You supply USDC, and the vault lends it across its markets, now including strUSD/USDC.
Supplying USDC to the vault earns WPROS rewards, distributed through @merkl_xyz.
Market: oku.trade/morpho/markets/ana…
Vault: oku.trade/morpho/analytics?c…
Bridge: app.tori.finance/bridge
my ranking of 18 projects on @Enter_Elysium ahead of the nov 9 mainnet launch
when i checked opsis, the bridge was already holding around 126k HYPE. i'm curious how much of that capital ends up in pools people still trade a week later
the ranking is based on what each team has built so far and what would make me open their app on day one
S tier
→ @AscendLaunch is where i'd start looking for new launches
→ @agora_elysium is where i'd check whether routing across launchpads gets me a better quote after fees
→ @kalosfun is my wildcard. it has swaps, LP and NFTs in one testnet app. i want to see which feature gets people to come back
A tier
@AnemosPad @elyscreener @Boxa_Elysium @TheKleos_
anemos has the launch mechanic i'm most curious about. buys in the first 30 seconds clear at the same price. i'd check how concentrated the supply is after that opening batch
B tier
@ElysiumPump @eleosfun @perpmefun @elyxa_trade
eleos stands out here. its token tax can only go down after launch. i'd look at whether creators actually cut it once they have a market with regular traders
C tier
opsis, @ronspadfun, @Arkhampad, Elysiom
opsis is already useful for following bridge flows. i'd spend more time comparing the other three once there's enough trading to see where each one fits
D tier
@cloverdotli @ChainzyLabs kLaunch
these are further down my day-one list. i'd revisit them after seeing which features are live and which markets users actually trade
after week one, i want to see how many new tokens still have enough liquidity to get a decent fill in both directions
this is my first post about @FungoLabs
the part that kept me on the sidelines was how much of the genesis pitch depended on future launchpad activity
the holder benefits were quite specific:
→ 4.5% of launchpad sales, plus 20% of other platform revenue
→ 5–20% of the supply of tokens launched there
→ an allocation from the 36% of FUNGO reserved for genesis holders
my question was how much those rights would actually be worth
revenue sharing needs sales. allocations from future tokens need projects people want to buy. adding more benefits to the NFT doesn't establish either of those things
fungo says 3,000+ projects applied to its launchpad. i'd want to understand the quality of that pipeline and how many could attract paying users
the attention numbers also need context
the 30,000+ whitelist applications were for a mint advertised as free, with 500 spots shared between the whitelist and nominees
the X campaign had 300 million FUNGO allocated to participants
those incentives give people reasons to apply and post while leaving their willingness to buy largely unanswered
now the genesis auction has been called off for insufficient participation, with $84,150 in refunds announced
the encrypted bidding and private NFT traits are interesting. what would get me to revisit fungo is seeing collections generate sustained sales and meaningful fees
that's the evidence i'd need to put a value on the genesis benefits
An update on the Fungo Genesis auction:
We are issuing a total of $84,150 in refunds.
Today, we did not reach the level of participation we were aiming for, and rather than reduce the supply, we have decided not to complete the auction.
This is not an easy message to write. For months, we have put everything into building the infrastructure needed to make encrypted NFTs possible on Ethereum. But the level of participation we saw today was not enough for us to move forward with the sale as planned.
Throughout development, the Zama team provided technical support and helped us build the best system we could deliver today. This does not mean Zama stands behind or endorses our project. FungoLabs is an independent project building in the Zama ecosystem, and all decisions are our own.
The numbers we shared throughout this journey were real. More than 3,000 projects applied to our launchpad, over 12,000 people joined our X campaign, and we received more than 30,000 whitelist applications. We will share a separate breakdown of these numbers soon.
We also want to be transparent about one thing: projects like this cannot run on excitement alone. Infrastructure, servers, onchain activity, and the work of the team all come with real costs. Without enough support, carrying that load is simply not sustainable.
Any payments made by whitelist minters, along with the full amount of every bid, will be refunded. Refunds will be sent directly from the project treasury to your wallets. You do not need to take any action.
Thank you to everyone who gave us their time, believed in what we were building, and supported us throughout this journey. We are sorry we could not meet your expectations.
This is not the end.
We will keep building on Zama.
looking through @HyperliquidX ecosystem, i keep coming back to one question
what can people actually do with their capital here?
these 6 projects give me a useful way to break it down
1 trading and positioning
→ @tradexyz
expands the markets available on HyperCore through HIP-3, including equity, commodity and currency perps
→ @ryskfinance
offers covered calls and cash-secured puts on HyperEVM, where users receive an upfront premium for agreeing to sell or buy at a chosen strike
the distinction matters: trading price direction and selling an option are different positions with different tradeoffs
i’d watch repeat activity and liquidity across the markets people actually use
2 borrowing against assets
→ @hyperlendx
a lending protocol focused on credit and liquidity for traders, quants and market makers
→ @felixprotocol
offers collateral-backed feUSD borrowing alongside variable-rate lending markets
this is where holding an asset can become access to additional capital
but the borrowing cost, collateral rules and liquidation risk determine how useful that access really is
i’d watch sustained borrowing demand and how positions behave during sharp moves
3 keeping staked HYPE usable
→ @kinetiq_xyz
stake HYPE for kHYPE, which represents the staking position and can be used across supported DeFi integrations
→ @ValantisLabs
stHYPE combines liquid staking with liquidity infrastructure and additional uses for staked HYPE
this is the connection i find most interesting
staking assets can feed into lending and other strategies, linking several parts of the ecosystem together
that also makes exit liquidity and collateral concentration worth watching
my takeaway from this map:
the next thing i want to understand is how much recurring demand these products can support
trading activity, borrowing demand and usable liquidity would tell me more than the number of apps alone
i still associate @bananagun with the Telegram bot. looking through its products and the latest Elysium announcement, there’s more to unpack.
→ Banana Gun bot
token trading across multiple chains inside Telegram. buying, selling and sniping new launches through a chat interface.
→ Banana Pro
the browser terminal brings charts, wallet tracking, limit orders and DCA into one workspace. this is where traders can plan entries and manage positions after buying.
→ Banana Predict
a prediction-market terminal using Polymarket markets and liquidity. it adds wallet tracking, a leaderboard and copytrading for following other traders’ positions.
→ Elysium from day one
Banana Gun plans to support @Enter_Elysium when mainnet launches on November 9, giving traders access to new launches from the start.
the announcement also commits 40% of net trading revenue to $KNTQ buybacks and burns.
that’s the expansion i’m watching next. Banana already has the trading tools; Elysium gives those tools another ecosystem to serve.
after launch, i want to see how much activity reaches Banana and how that translates into KNTQ purchases.
🤝 Paid partnership
The Elysium trenches are opening 🍌
Banana Gun will support @Enter_Elysium from DAY ONE.
Trade new launches and explore the fast lane for Hyperliquid. 40% of net trading revenue will fuel $KNTQ buybacks and burns. 🔥
Be early with Banana Gun.
November 9th, 2026.
been looking into @mezzanine_fi after its launch
the first thing i wanted to understand was why two people depositing into the same strategy could earn very different yields.
here’s the overview of Mezzanine.
→ what it’s building
Mezzanine creates vaults around yield strategies and divides participation into different risk tiers, called tranches.
you pick a vault and a tier. the vault handles the underlying positions, including strategies that use several protocols.
each vault has its own assets, fees, withdrawal terms and risk parameters.
→ where the money goes
the first live vault is the Hastra Optimizer.
it accepts USDC or wYLDS and deploys into Hastra’s PRIME and AUTO products. those provide exposure to lending backed by home-equity and auto loans.
the strategy can also borrow against those assets and reinvest. that adds another source of return when the asset yield exceeds borrowing costs, but the spread can shrink or turn negative.
→ why Senior and Junior earn differently
Junior takes the initial losses if the strategy loses money. in exchange, it receives extra yield funded by a portion of what Senior gives up.
Senior earns less, with Junior capital providing a loss buffer. if that buffer is exhausted, Senior can lose money too.
so a higher Junior rate comes with a specific job: absorbing losses ahead of someone else.
→ what stood out to me
Mezzanine makes the choice of who takes losses first visible when you deposit. i find that useful, especially when comparing products that otherwise look like another USDC balance next to an APY.
i’d still want to know how much Junior capital is actually protecting Senior, how much leverage the strategy uses, and how withdrawals work. exits follow an epoch-based request-and-claim process, so this isn’t somewhere to assume instant access to your funds.
the structure is interesting. understanding the strategy underneath it still matters just as much.
the Bank of OLY caught my attention because of one rule: leaving gets more expensive when more people leave at once.
it’s being built by @Oly_Dao on Robinhood Chain, with whitelist applications currently open for Banking Charters. here’s how the proposed setup works.
→ a Charter is your entry
there are 1,000 founding Charter NFTs, minted with ETH. each can grow to a maximum of 10 Branches, acquired through daily ETH auctions.
→ Branches earn OLY
each Branch receives a share of the OLY issued daily. more Branches give you a bigger share of those distributions.
the ETH from auctions is intended to fund the protocol’s liquidity and DeFi positions, including tokenized-stock pools.
→ exiting has a variable cost
to realise the OLY rewards, you burn a Branch. the exit tax rises when exits pick up and settles down as they slow.
half that fee is burned. the other half goes to the Bankers still operating.
that puts an interesting decision in front of participants. your cost of leaving depends partly on what everyone else is doing.
i’d pay attention to the tax ceiling and how quickly it changes. getting a larger share of daily OLY is easy to understand. figuring out what you can keep when you decide to exit takes a closer look.































