ChuckBoy

I’ve looked at ORX and Auryn as two different value propositions. ORX is tied more closely to growth inside the TitanX ecosystem. As Horizon and other protocols bring more users, liquidity and activity into TitanX, that can support more borrowing, generate more fees and expand the revenue opportunity flowing back to ORX. Auryn is tied to the growth of Stablenet itself. Every new deployment, integration and product can add another source of activity and revenue to the network Auryn sits at the centre of. That’s the key difference for me: ORX = exposure to TitanX ecosystem growth Auryn = exposure to Stablenet expanding across crypto Both benefit as more products are built around them. Auryn simply has the broader addressable market, with Stablenet able to expand across multiple communities, assets and ecosystems. That’s what makes Auryn such an interesting long term position to me. $HORIZON $AURYN $ORX $TITANX #BuildOnTitanX #DeFi #Ethereum

📚 Horizon 101: The Daily Auction explained Every day, a set amount of HORIZON is shared out through the auction. Here's how: 1️⃣ Deposit ETH, TITANX or X28 into that day's auction 2️⃣ When the day closes, the HORIZON is shared by the value of each deposit 3️⃣ Choose how you receive it: claim it the next day, lock it straight into veHORIZON, or burn-lock it for twice the voting power The longer you lock your winnings, up to four years, the bigger your share of the day's HORIZON Every deposit is put to work: majority goes to Buy and Burn, part goes to veHORIZON holders, part to the treasury A new auction every single day 🌅