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Skimmed a bit of cream off a lucky $PUMP trade and moved it into the ico of @Superfluid_HQ on @KaitoAI capital launchpad. Kind of odd that with such a small raise target it didn’t even get oversubscribed: @boundless_xyz raised $71.5m while aiming for $4m @Superfluid_HQ raised $1.1m while aiming for $2m Guess not many people want to invest in a non-hype niche. i decided to take a contrarian shot here. Main takes: 1/ project’s been around for a while, with an experienced public team that actually has real expertise in what they’re building. 2/ no vesting, 100% unlock at tge on nov 25. given i’ve got very few spot positions, this is my bet on a positive q4 market.

Internet Capital Markets For those who’ve been in a bear-market coma and are just waking up - the ICM narrative has been gaining serious traction lately. It’s all about small teams being able to raise capital for their startups by launching their own tokens. But unlike memecoins that launch and rug in 99% of cases, this model actually protects retail investors (that’s us). It works a bit like an escrow system - the platform collects funds from investors, but the project team doesn’t get access to them right away. They receive the funds only once they achieve certain measurable milestones. Everyone wins: > we get a fair launch with minimized rug risk > the team stays motivated to build > the platform earns a small % fee for hosting the launch Many of you probably already know about @MetaDAOProject , where @metaproph3t and his team are doing incredible work pushing this narrative forward. He recently shared a recap, highly recommend reading it - x.com/metaproph3t/st… btw, they’ve already got 100+ project applications, and one of the major upcoming launches is “Ethena on Solana”. What exactly this project is remains a mystery for now - but my guess is that it’s going to be @hylo_so 😉

I recently read @0xd1namit post about copytrading and wanted to share my idea for implementing it on @Polymarket. Simply adding wallets to favorites and tracking transactions manually is inconvenient and too complex for the average user. I suggest using the Vaults mechanic from @HyperliquidX as a foundation. Vaults are a powerful and flexible primitive built into HyperCore and can be created by any user. let’s say a profitable trader I follow creates a vault, deposits $50,000, and starts trading. As a regular user, I can deposit funds into that vault and earn a share of the profits. In return, the vault owner receives 10% of the total profits. Here’s how it works: > the vault creator trades both their own and others’ funds (a kind of leverage). They have skin in the game and fully control the trading strategy and risk profile. > they’re incentivized to perform well since they receive a share of the profits. > @PolymarketTrade traders get access to copytrading with a defined strategy and can diversify across multiple vaults as they choose how much to allocate to each. Now imagine this mechanic on Polymarket. It unlocks huge potential. Each vault could be labeled by risk profile: “Conservative trading” for high-liquidity markets with lower odds, or “High-risk, high-reward” for longshot bets, something like turning "$100 into $10,000 in a month". Would love to hear your ideas in the comments. I genuinely think this concept could grow into a major partnership between two top-tier platforms. @chameleon_jeff @shayne_coplan guys, what do you think? Who’s building this?😉

an interesting experiment under the venture umbrella represented by @colosseum i came across an intriguing project called @OREsupply, which reimagines traditional mining and whose mechanism enables the creation of a fair and sustainable tokenomics model. $ORE is a crypto mining protocol on the @solana where miners search for digital assets on a grid of 25 blocks. Iif I understood the mechanics correctly, perhaps @mattytay can confirm, then it works like this: 1/ step by step > choose one or more blocks. > deploy SOL to claim space in the selected block. > if you pick the winning block – you receive rewards in $SOL and $ORE. 2/ mining > each round lasts 1 minute, and during this time miners can place bids on as many blocks as they like. > at the end of the round, one winning block is selected using a secure random number generator on the Solana blockchain. > all SOL deployed in losing blocks is redistributed among the miners on the winning block, proportionally to the size of their claimed space. > one miner on the winning block is randomly selected (weighted by share size) to receive an additional +1 ORE. > alternatively, in about one out of every three rounds, that +1 ORE is split among all miners on the winning block. > 10% of the SOL rewards are automatically collected as protocol revenue and used to buy and bury the ORE token (see tokenomics). 3/ motherlode > in every round, +0.2 ORE is minted and added to the “motherlode” pool. > when the winning block is revealed, there’s a 1 in 625 chance that winning miners also hit the motherlode. > if they do – the pool is split among the winners proportionally to their share of the block. > if not – the pool keeps growing and will be distributed once it is hit in a future round. 4/ refining > when a miner claims their ORE rewards, a 10% refining fee is applied. > this fee is redistributed to other miners based on their unclaimed ORE rewards. > so, the longer a miner holds their ORE, the more refined (net) ORE they will receive. > the refinement level shows the percentage of ORE that will be lost or gained if claimed immediately. so, we may now be truly witnessing how $ORE becomes the 21st century’s hard money! it’ll be exciting to observe - and take part. x.com/colosseum/stat…

honestly, I’d love to see on-chain reputation extend far beyond @base and @ethereum. very soon, @ethos_network will roll out an update that increases the score for users with an active and substantial EVM wallet history. But what if we took it a step further and added support for wallets from other chains like @solana? there’s a wide range of potential applications. let me give one example: right now, @MetaDAOProject / @metaproph3t is running the @AviciMoney ICO, which aims to build a distributed infrastructure for internet banking with spending cards and its own trust rating system. in that context, a comprehensive reputation tracking framework like Ethos would be incredibly valuable. for starters, MetaDAO could give participation priority and larger allocations to wallets with a high Ethos score. Avicii could also leverage Ethos scores to create exclusive offerings for users with higher ratings. i won’t go into too much detail, but I think the idea is clear. p.s.// @serpinxbt, in EIP-11 under the “Metrics” section, I’d also suggest adding blue-chip NFT holdings and their holding duration as factors. what do u think about this?

Skimmed a bit of cream off a lucky $PUMP trade and moved it into the ico of @Superfluid_HQ on @KaitoAI capital launchpad. Kind of odd that with such a small raise target it didn’t even get oversubscribed: @boundless_xyz raised $71.5m while aiming for $4m @Superfluid_HQ raised $1.1m while aiming for $2m Guess not many people want to invest in a non-hype niche. i decided to take a contrarian shot here. Main takes: 1/ project’s been around for a while, with an experienced public team that actually has real expertise in what they’re building. 2/ no vesting, 100% unlock at tge on nov 25. given i’ve got very few spot positions, this is my bet on a positive q4 market.

honestly, I’d love to see on-chain reputation extend far beyond @base and @ethereum. very soon, @ethos_network will roll out an update that increases the score for users with an active and substantial EVM wallet history. But what if we took it a step further and added support for wallets from other chains like @solana? there’s a wide range of potential applications. let me give one example: right now, @MetaDAOProject / @metaproph3t is running the @AviciMoney ICO, which aims to build a distributed infrastructure for internet banking with spending cards and its own trust rating system. in that context, a comprehensive reputation tracking framework like Ethos would be incredibly valuable. for starters, MetaDAO could give participation priority and larger allocations to wallets with a high Ethos score. Avicii could also leverage Ethos scores to create exclusive offerings for users with higher ratings. i won’t go into too much detail, but I think the idea is clear. p.s.// @serpinxbt, in EIP-11 under the “Metrics” section, I’d also suggest adding blue-chip NFT holdings and their holding duration as factors. what do u think about this?

an interesting experiment under the venture umbrella represented by @colosseum i came across an intriguing project called @OREsupply, which reimagines traditional mining and whose mechanism enables the creation of a fair and sustainable tokenomics model. $ORE is a crypto mining protocol on the @solana where miners search for digital assets on a grid of 25 blocks. Iif I understood the mechanics correctly, perhaps @mattytay can confirm, then it works like this: 1/ step by step > choose one or more blocks. > deploy SOL to claim space in the selected block. > if you pick the winning block – you receive rewards in $SOL and $ORE. 2/ mining > each round lasts 1 minute, and during this time miners can place bids on as many blocks as they like. > at the end of the round, one winning block is selected using a secure random number generator on the Solana blockchain. > all SOL deployed in losing blocks is redistributed among the miners on the winning block, proportionally to the size of their claimed space. > one miner on the winning block is randomly selected (weighted by share size) to receive an additional +1 ORE. > alternatively, in about one out of every three rounds, that +1 ORE is split among all miners on the winning block. > 10% of the SOL rewards are automatically collected as protocol revenue and used to buy and bury the ORE token (see tokenomics). 3/ motherlode > in every round, +0.2 ORE is minted and added to the “motherlode” pool. > when the winning block is revealed, there’s a 1 in 625 chance that winning miners also hit the motherlode. > if they do – the pool is split among the winners proportionally to their share of the block. > if not – the pool keeps growing and will be distributed once it is hit in a future round. 4/ refining > when a miner claims their ORE rewards, a 10% refining fee is applied. > this fee is redistributed to other miners based on their unclaimed ORE rewards. > so, the longer a miner holds their ORE, the more refined (net) ORE they will receive. > the refinement level shows the percentage of ORE that will be lost or gained if claimed immediately. so, we may now be truly witnessing how $ORE becomes the 21st century’s hard money! it’ll be exciting to observe - and take part. x.com/colosseum/stat…

I recently read @0xd1namit post about copytrading and wanted to share my idea for implementing it on @Polymarket. Simply adding wallets to favorites and tracking transactions manually is inconvenient and too complex for the average user. I suggest using the Vaults mechanic from @HyperliquidX as a foundation. Vaults are a powerful and flexible primitive built into HyperCore and can be created by any user. let’s say a profitable trader I follow creates a vault, deposits $50,000, and starts trading. As a regular user, I can deposit funds into that vault and earn a share of the profits. In return, the vault owner receives 10% of the total profits. Here’s how it works: > the vault creator trades both their own and others’ funds (a kind of leverage). They have skin in the game and fully control the trading strategy and risk profile. > they’re incentivized to perform well since they receive a share of the profits. > @PolymarketTrade traders get access to copytrading with a defined strategy and can diversify across multiple vaults as they choose how much to allocate to each. Now imagine this mechanic on Polymarket. It unlocks huge potential. Each vault could be labeled by risk profile: “Conservative trading” for high-liquidity markets with lower odds, or “High-risk, high-reward” for longshot bets, something like turning "$100 into $10,000 in a month". Would love to hear your ideas in the comments. I genuinely think this concept could grow into a major partnership between two top-tier platforms. @chameleon_jeff @shayne_coplan guys, what do you think? Who’s building this?😉

Internet Capital Markets For those who’ve been in a bear-market coma and are just waking up - the ICM narrative has been gaining serious traction lately. It’s all about small teams being able to raise capital for their startups by launching their own tokens. But unlike memecoins that launch and rug in 99% of cases, this model actually protects retail investors (that’s us). It works a bit like an escrow system - the platform collects funds from investors, but the project team doesn’t get access to them right away. They receive the funds only once they achieve certain measurable milestones. Everyone wins: > we get a fair launch with minimized rug risk > the team stays motivated to build > the platform earns a small % fee for hosting the launch Many of you probably already know about @MetaDAOProject , where @metaproph3t and his team are doing incredible work pushing this narrative forward. He recently shared a recap, highly recommend reading it - x.com/metaproph3t/st… btw, they’ve already got 100+ project applications, and one of the major upcoming launches is “Ethena on Solana”. What exactly this project is remains a mystery for now - but my guess is that it’s going to be @hylo_so 😉