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Tie retweeted
What if one USDC deposit could give you access to yield opportunities and multiple points ecosystems at the same time?
That's what makes @atoma_fi worth looking into.
Atoma is introducing its new Points System alongside Genesis Points Boost through Convergence, Chapter I Formation.
Here's why it caught my attention.
With Atoma users can:
→ Earn potential yield on USDC through market-neutral strategies.
→ Receive weekly Lighter points through Robinhood.
→ Access additional venue rewards from supported platforms like trade.xyz and Extended.
→ Earn Atoma Points simply by holding vault shares.
And now, there's an additional incentive for early depositors.
**Genesis Points Boost is LIVE.**
Here's how it works:
1. Deposit USDC into either Atoma RWA or Atoma Index before November 13.
2. Your qualifying balance is recorded at the November 14 snapshot (00:00 UTC).
3. That balance earns boosted Atoma Points until December 7.
The multiplier depends on Atoma's total TVL at the snapshot:
• Below $500K: 1.25x
• $500K+: 1.5x
• $1M+: 1.75x
• $2M+: 2x
The multiplier is shared by all qualifying depositors, so the final rate isn't guaranteed in advance.
Already deposited? Your existing vault balance counts too.
One important distinction: Genesis Boost applies to Atoma Points, not venue points. Rewards from supported venues remain separate.
I also like that Atoma offers two different vault strategies:
> RWA Vault: Focused on returns through stock and commodity perps.
> Index Vault: Focused on accumulating points across multiple venues while staying hedged.
Both follow market-neutral strategies, but that doesn't mean they're risk free. Understand the risks and withdrawal timelines before depositing.
Getting started is straightforward:
Deposit USDC (approximately $100 minimum), receive vault shares, and track your NAV and points directly through the app.
The early depositor window is open, but the November 13 deadline is approaching.
Worth exploring before the snapshot.
Tie retweeted
Moove app keeps getting better.
This is actually a very important improvement from the team.
Moove has improved its app performance by 59%. And this isn't just a random number; there's some serious work behind it.
Most Moove users are in Lagos and Jakarta, while their servers are in the US. That distance was adding unnecessary delays whenever users interacted with the app.
So, the team worked on bringing the connection closer to users.
Here's what changed:
>> The connection now happens at the nearest edge.
>> First response time improved from 0.74s to 0.31s in their test.
>> Homepage JavaScript was reduced from 1.76 MB to 560 KB.
And the interesting part? The improvements are already live. No update required.
I appreciate this kind of building. It's not always about adding new features.
Sometimes, making the existing experience faster and smoother is just as important.
The little things matter, especially when you're building a product people use to move their money.
Good work, team @moovexyz .
Start here 👇moove.xyz/@itsmhemax/refer
💛Your Money. Your Move.💛
Tie retweeted
I have come to notice something about Web3.
A lot of people want to be early to a promising project, but very few think about what it takes to create something people can actually get behind.
That's one reason @beepzfun caught my attention.
It is building a platform where creators can launch inscriptions, set their own rules, let people participate and give holders a marketplace to trade.
The interesting part is that the creator doesn't have to stop at launching.
There's a whole journey after that: discovery, participation, ownership and trading.
I am eager to see what people will create when these tools become available.
Not every idea will take off, of course. But every interesting community needs somewhere to begin.
Good morning and happy Saturday
One thing I find interesting about @beepzfun is that it doesn't treat launching an inscription as the finish line.
A creator can bring an idea to life, let people inscribe from its supply, and give those holders a marketplace to trade in.
That connects three important stages: creation, participation and discovery.
And I like that Beepz is opening those same tools to its own community with its upcoming inscription.
It's one thing to build a platform for creators. It's another to use it yourself.
Create. Inscribe. Trade.
Tie retweeted
the @beepzfun creator program closes nov 12 and most ct still hasn't touched it
here's why i'm paying attention:
open to anyone, you don't need a following to start
the loop is simple: create, climb, earn
early posts compound while everyone else is still reading the rules
beepz.fun/creator
Tie retweeted
the zETH countdown moved again 👀
on Nov 5, @zerufinance reported 864M tokens remaining
now it's down to 790M
another 74M gone before the auction even begins
what interests me is how two things work separately here
Ethereum activity helps reduce supply, while auction bids determine what people are actually willing to pay
and those aren't the same thing
a shrinking supply looks interesting on paper, but it doesn't guarantee demand
curious how that plays out once bidding starts
Looking for your next opportunity in Web3 or crypto?
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If your background is in trading, marketing, development, community management, operations, or other related areas, it might be worth joining.
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Tie retweeted
They say money doesn’t grow on trees… but what about charging stations? 👀
Sometimes, the opportunity is hiding in plain sight.
Small Node → $700
Large Node → $3,200
Real-world utility. Real business activity.
Website: soudian.ai/
X: @soudianAi
Tie retweeted
What if your gold could do more than just sit in your wallet?
Thats an interesting idea behind what @strato_net is building...
Most people see gold and silver as assets to buy and hold. But STRATO is giving these assets a new role in DeFi..
Through GOLDST and SILVST, users can bring tokenized gold and silver into onchain finance.
This means these assets can be used across:
> Borrowing
> Trading
> Savings
And there is already some traction behind this idea....
STRATO ranks #3 in the Gold & Commodities category by DeFi Active TVL on DefiLlama.
The ecosystem also has:
> $13.2M in DeFi Active TVL
> $27.66M in tracked metals Active AUM
For me, the interesting part is simple...
Gold and silver are no longer just about holding value. They can also become part of a wider financial system.
That's the kind of real-life use case that makes STRATO worth watching.
What do you think about bringing gold and silver into DeFi?
Tie retweeted
I played RUGS on @SweepGlobal so you can see what the experience is actually like before trying it yourself.
Before playing, I converted my USDT into SWEEP, since that's the token used to enter RUGS.
Once my balance was ready, I funded my game and entered my first round with 10 SWEEP.
Here's how it went.
RUGS: My Gameplay
I entered with 10 SWEEP and a 1.42x multiplier.
As the round progressed, I decided to cash out rather than wait for a higher multiplier.
My exit value was 9.986 SWEEP.
The result: LOSS
- Initial stake: 10 SWEEP
- Cash-out amount: 9.986 SWEEP
- Actual loss: 0.014 SWEEP
I recovered almost my entire stake, but still ended the round slightly in the red.
What's my biggest takeaway:
RUGS is a timing game.
You're watching the multiplier rise and deciding when to exit before the rug happens.
Waiting for a higher multiplier can be tempting, but holding on for too long puts your stake at risk. And as my round shows, even cashing out doesn't automatically mean making a profit.
My first attempt wasn't a win, and I think it's worth showing that honestly.
My first-round recap:
10 SWEEP committed.
9.986 SWEEP recovered.
0.014 SWEEP lost.
No highlight reel, just my actual experience.
If you decide to try RUGS, understand the mechanics first, convert your funds to SWEEP, and start small. Never risk more than you can afford to lose.
Play on SWEEP:
sweep.finance
There's another way to get involved with SWEEP.
@ActionModelAI currently has an ongoing Sweep x ActionFi campaign where participants can complete eligible tasks on Sweep, verify their actions, and earn LAM Points.
You can explore activities such as RUGS and UP/DOWN through ActionFi using the Action Model browser extension.
If you haven't joined Action Model yet, start here:
join.actionmodel.com/DOUBLEE…
SWEEP PHASE 3 PRESALE IS STILL LIVE
35.63% of the Phase 3 allocation had been sold when this post was made.
With the @SweepGlobal presale still ongoing, here's what you should know about the numbers, payment process and terms before participating.
1/ Where does Phase 3 stand?
According to the presale dashboard at the time of screenshot:
- Total allocation: 30,000,000 $SWEEP
- Tokens sold: 10,691,011
- Sales progress: 35.63%
- Amount raised: $534,551
That's over 10.6 million tokens sold from the 30 million allocated to Phase 3.
These figures reflect the dashboard when the screenshot was captured. Progress may have changed since then.
2/ What are the presale terms?
Here's what you need to know:
- Price: $0.05 per $SWEEP
- Minimum contribution: $20
- Maximum contribution: $50,000
- Allocation: 30 million $SWEEP
- TGE unlock: 25%
- Remaining vesting: 75% gradually over the next 3 months
- Closing: Automatically ends when the allocation is filled.
For context, Phase 1 ($0.01) and Phase 2 ($0.02) are both marked SOLD OUT.
Phase 3 is the current live round, and the TGE date has not yet been announced.
3/ How to participate
The process is straightforward:
1. Visit sweep.finance
2. Select the Phase 3 presale.
3. Enter your contribution amount ($20–$50,000).
4. Choose your payment method: card or supported cryptocurrency.
5. Follow the instructions and confirm your payment.
🎥 Watch the attached walkthrough before participating.
It shows the process visually, from entering your contribution to selecting a payment method and confirming the transaction.
One important warning: Presale commitments are final. You can increase your contribution later, but you cannot reduce or cancel it.
Make sure you understand the payment details before confirming.
4/ What should you consider before joining?
The $0.05 token price isn't the only thing that matters.
Pay attention to:
- How much allocation remains.
- The minimum and maximum contribution.
- The payment process.
- The 25% TGE unlock.
- The remaining 75% vesting over three months.
Don't commit simply because earlier phases sold out or the dashboard shows strong sales progress.
Understand the terms, consider the risks and only contribute what you're comfortable with.
5/ One more thing: ActionFi campaign
There's also an ongoing @ActionModelAI leaderboard campaign offering $150K in prizes plus $SWEEP rewards.
This is a separate creator rewards opportunity, not an automatic benefit of participating in the presale.
Campaign: join.actionmodel.com/DOUBLEE…
Explore SWEEP Phase 3: sweep.finance
My takeaway: Before joining any presale, understand what you're committing to, how the tokens unlock and what risks you're taking.
That's why I've included the walkthrough alongside the breakdown.
Do your own research and verify all details through official channels.
Tie retweeted
Every livestream has moments that deserve the spotlight. Jackson Felt brings another interesting highlight with plenty of entertainment and unexpected action. These are the moments that make watching live content exciting. Take a look at this clip and share your thoughts.
@1win #1win #JacksonFelt
🤝 Paid partnership
Tie retweeted
Over 3 million people in Paraguay reportedly lost access to their bank accounts and pensions following Weno Bank’s collapse.
This is why Bitcoin matters beyond price speculation it’s about financial freedom, self custody, and having control over your money without relying entirely on traditionalbanking.
Blockchain technology is evolving fast enough to become the everyday transactional currency the world needs when traditional systems fails $BTC remains the digital value asset gold the world needs.
FT: @cryptojourneyrs @domwoods
A lot of people shill projects without ever explaining why they joined in the first place.
For me, @deficom caught my attention because I wanted one place to hold, send, spend, and grow my funds anywhere in the world without banks, borders, or giving up ownership of what I have.
Instead of juggling multiple apps and long wallet addresses, everything sits in a single self-custodial account. You claim a simple defi ID® so people can send funds to a name they can actually remember, not a random string of characters.
It feels designed for real life: spend with a card, move funds globally when you need to, earn on balances, and trade all while keeping control of your identity and data.
That's the main reason I got involved.
Get Early Access now 👇
defi.com/?ref=1TpPrDiLtU
Tie retweeted
Most people buy gold and silver to hold onto them and wait for their value to grow.
but @strato_net wants those assets to do more than just sit in a wallet.
through GOLDST and SILVST, tokenized gold and silver can be used across onchain activities like borrowing, trading and savings within the STRATO ecosystem.
and there’s already some activity behind it.
STRATO ranks #3 among Gold & Commodities platforms by DeFi Active TVL on DefiLlama, with $13.2M used in DeFi and $27.66M in tracked metals Active AUM.
what i find interesting is the shift from simply owning precious metals to actually putting them to work onchain.
gold and silver have been around for a long time. seeing them get new use cases in DeFi is worth keeping an eye on.
that’s the HardFi idea behind STRATO.
Tie retweeted
Duelbits has launched Limbo a new original provably fair game.
You set a single target multiplier (anywhere from 1.01× up to a maximum of 1,000,000×). The game then generates one random result. You win only if that result meets or exceeds your chosen target; the payout is your stake multiplied by the target. Anything below loses the stake.
The win chance is displayed in the UI and follows the standard ~99 % RTP formula used on Duelbits originals:
- 100× target → 0.99 % chance
- 1,000,000× target → 0.000099 % chance
The release is supported by a short promotional video (showing the game interface, live win-chance numbers, player reactions, and the 1,000,000× maximum) and a 48-hour giveaway from CEO Jasper: 10 players who reply with a win screenshot + their UID receive $50 each (even a 1.01× win is accepted).
@Duelbits @DuelbitsJasper
Tie retweeted
the buyer pays for the result, not just the footage.
when a bounty is accepted on @vangrid_io, the winning capture goes through reconstruction and the requester receives a textured 3D mesh in GLB format.
the original video stays with the contributor
and reconstruction is already included in the bounty reward.
no separate payment, no second step for the requester..
it typically takes 30 minutes or more
that's a useful distinction!
Vangrid isn't just paying someone to record a place.
the contributor provides the capture, and the buyer gets a reconstructed model they can actually use.
🤝 Paid partnership
Tie retweeted
PumpFun let anyone mint a coin. Zaps is running the opposite experiment: you burn one by actually using Ethereum.
@zerufinance zETH started at 1B supply with a 0% dev bag. Every wallet that joins and every transaction in the race eats into that supply - 25.5M burned in the last 24 hours, about 2.4M an hour. Roughly 864M left.
731 wallets are already in the race. Your past Ethereum activity counts, so nobody starts from zero.
What the top miners are playing for:
– exclusive entry to the auction
– swap fee share
– token rewards
– a miner badge
Race now, then auction, trading, miner season.
The part people skip: this supply isn't set by a founder's spreadsheet. It's set by how much activity the chain actually does. More usage, less supply, and the earliest wallets are the ones positioned for the auction.
Paste a wallet at zaps.markets/?invite=KRiFNWZ… and see where your history ranks.
Tie retweeted
One thing that could make AI agents more useful is giving them the ability to interact with real applications instead of limiting them to conversations.
This is the direction @meetmotes is exploring.
Motes connects AI agents with smart accounts, allowing them to interact with onchain financial applications while operating within permissions set by their owners.
I think the interesting part isn't just having an AI agent, but figuring out how much useful work it can safely handle on behalf of its owner.
AI and DeFi could become an interesting combination if projects get this right.
Explore the campaign:
studio.hazels.io/?ref=HZL-VO…
🤝 Paid partnership
A mandate like “grow $10 toward $100, stop new risk at $5” is not a policy yet.
In @meetmotes it gets compiled into explicit, reviewable constraints you sign once:
• Per order exposure (e.g. max 20% of equity)
• Asset allowlist
• Borrowing disabled by default
• Risk halt threshold ($5)
• Session duration + expiry
• Slippage / venue limits
You see the structured version before signing. The agent then only receives a constrained session key that cannot expand its own permissions.
The important split: the intelligence layer proposes. The smart account’s on-chain validator decides. If a proposed trade exceeds the per-order cap, touches a non-allowed asset, or would breach the risk halt, it simply doesn’t execute. The owner key stays in control the whole time and can pause or revoke without relying on the site.
Still early, but this is the actual difference between “AI with a dashboard” and owner-signed limits enforced at the account level.
Most AI agents are either fully custodial or just a chat box that makes you sign every trade.
@meetmotes is trying something more specific.
One of 20,000 NFTs maps to one agent identity and one smart account on Robinhood Chain. You fund the account with USDC. The NFT is the ownership reference; the account holds the assets and enforces the rules.
You write a mandate in plain language. It gets compiled into a policy you review and sign once. That policy sets the allowed assets, max trade size, daily caps, slippage, stops, and whether borrowing is even permitted. The agent only gets a constrained session key that cannot expand its own permissions. Your owner key stays in control and can pause or withdraw without relying on the website.
Every action is supposed to go propose → on-chain check → execute → log. If it sits outside the policy, it doesn’t go through.
Still early and mostly architectural, but the interesting part is the attempt to put enforceable, owner-signed limits between the agent and the funds instead of trusting a dashboard or a black box.
Docs: docs.meetmotes.com
Apply: meetmotes.com/apply
