crypto jo .sol retweeted
Hands down the best trading app with the most features. @exfildotfun has 0 buy fee, 0 sell fee when selling at a loss. Only pay a fee when selling in profit.
Available on ios, android, and web app.
10% off fees with my link: exfil.fun/r/xkpwgr
A good app is when you still use it even after selling your tokens.
I don't hold any Avici anymore but still use the card every day.
Getting the same vibes for a new trading app.
I no longer have to bridge. Deposit USDC and buy across chains. Cheapest fees on the market and traders get rewarded for their trading volume.
0 buy fee
0 sell fee if selling at a loss
Only pay a fee when selling in profit
33% of the fee comes back to you in the platform's tokens which are bought back from the open market.
Another 33% of the fee for buyback and burn.
And remaining 33% for operations.
More features than Fomo. It has the paid version of bubblemaps integrated.
You can see clusters, wallets that are buying, wallets that have started selling.
API key is live to connect your AI agent for autonomous trading.
Even if I would sell the token in the future at a much higher valuation, I would definitely still be using the app.
crypto jo .sol retweeted
Day 27/28 of building a trading app we never had:
- Buy and Sell with the ticker in the cash tray: Buy BONK, Sell BONK, no banknotes.
- Cash flies into the arena before your first buy and back to the wallet after a full exit.
- Two-tap trading: pick an amount, confirm, done.
- Drag cash up to buy and your bag down to sell, with a clear cue before the drop lands.
- The arena and chart hold still while bag details expand or a trade warning appears.
- Dry powder moved into the INTEL strip, so it reads beside holders and clusters.
- New-wallet supply moved from the side panel into INTEL.
- INTEL leads with Genesis: where the coin came from, with source links.
- Genesis links to X, Telegram and YouTube open in their own app.
- The coin header shows the launch platform and the launch time in your local time.
- Origin cards only appear when there is real token context behind them.
- Home opens on the coin list when the arena is off, with no search field or chain chips.
- A coin opens over the list with no bottom bar; back returns you to the list.
- Coins you never bought that have no market fold out of Portfolio and Wallet.
- Scam coins airdropped onto your Solana wallet fold away too.
- Chart candles read as one run on thin coins, no gaps or jumps.
- Deposits and withdrawals show in your own Activity, Solana first.
- Base, BNB and Robinhood deposits and withdrawals follow, with Relay states while a transfer settles.
- One Activity row per transaction and coin;
- Your profile reads balances from the chain right after a trade, no waiting for a sweep.
- Boards and your profile share one market-value PnL.
Sell reviews that close without a send say how they ended.
- Ask this rat: chat with a holder, a family, your own wallet or your Drop in, answered from the sheet’s facts.
- The dev stands on the perch when he moved his bag, so you see it at a glance.
- A Solana quote 40% or more under the coin’s market price is refused.
- Trades route around off-market pools, after a real sale - went through a 70%-fee pool.
- Paired pump coins trade through their own pool, and stale pump coins are priced from it.
- A route Jupiter says loses 10% or more gets a second opinion, and the note says what it leans on.
- A narrowed route can never pay far less than the one that didn’t fit.
- Sells never stop at a daily trade count or a daily gas budget.
- Gas sponsorship raised: 1.0 SOL a day for everyone, 0.25 SOL per person.
- Over time orders are open to everyone; a watcher pages us if the plan keeper runs low.
- New invite codes take 10% off your fees for good, with the inviter paid from the burn first.
- A trade that opens a trader’s account pays its whole deposit, or doesn’t go ahead.
exfil.fun/trade trades Base and BNB Smart Chain coins, with the chain named in full on every search row.
- Withdraw from the web, as the phone does.
- Bags on the web read by value, largest first, with a 24h column.
- The web folds scam coins out of Bags and Portfolio, as the phone does.
- Bots trade Base from the web: the bot switch reaches the EVM wallet, making one if you have none.
- Base buys the swap indexer used to miss, from Notus and Uniswap v4, now count.
- Families on the web coin page: linked holders ringed in scarlet.
- The web coin page hides the invite card when the link has no working code.
- The web terminal drops idle redraws and waits for the first frame before login.
- Every visitor’s page reports how it runs, so slow sessions reach us.
- Every coin icon loads, whichever bucket hosts it.
- A chain’s refusal reads as a refusal, not a hang.
Ops watch pages us on on-chain failures at two an hour.
Incident report: a trader put ~1.5 SOL into Cuminu on Exfil and got back tokens worth $10.76
28 Oct: one of our traders bought Cuminu three times, $152.86 in total. At the real market price of those seconds, what they got was worth $10.76. Nothing was hacked and no funds were drained. A wallet set a trap for exactly this moment, and our router walked into it. Here's what happened, who did it, and what we're changing.
What happened (UTC)
21:03:30 Cuminu graduates from pump.fun to PumpSwap. Its pool is priced in NVDA, another pump coin, not in SOL. NVDA trades against BTC (another pump coin), and BTC trades against SOL. So the real market is a chain: Cuminu → NVDA → BTC → SOL.
21:03:39 Wallet 7iKDzs… buys 210K Cuminu on that real market for 0.05 SOL.
21:03:52 The same wallet opens a brand-new Meteora pool, Cuminu/SOL, with those 210K Cuminu, ~$5 of SOL and a fixed 60% trading fee.
Jupiter can't route along the NVDA → BTC chain. From that second, the 60%-fee pool was the only SOL or USDC route to Cuminu anywhere.
21:04:04 to 21:05:08 Our trader buys three times, ~$50 each. All three go through that pool. They pay the equivalent of $298K, $412K and $173K market cap. The real market cap was $16.7K, $12.7K and $21.3K. That's 8–32× the price.
21:04:39 The wallet buys 204K more Cuminu on the real market for 0.05 SOL. Ten seconds later it adds 202K to its pool. Buy cheap on the real market, sell at 10×+ plus a 60% fee to whoever's routed in.
Proof
The first buy was the pool's first trade. A pool holding 210,225 Cuminu and 0.0514 SOL that keeps a 60% fee gives 165,996.58 Cuminu for 0.4821 SOL. Our trader received 165,996.11.
The fee works both ways, which is why every Sell button showed ~50–60% "price impact" whatever the size.
Wallet: solscan.io/account/7iKDzsBrh…
Pool: solscan.io/account/2M3NZD7rM…
Pool opened: solscan.io/tx/EQSgsDN3F9d8uB…
Its buy on the real market: solscan.io/tx/3kLx7x8ijtqicM…
Its top-up: solscan.io/tx/wtj2xcXA2ebJuW…
It's not a one-off This wallet does it to coin after coin: buy seconds after a graduation, open a 60%-fee pool 13–18 seconds later, keep it stocked, collect the fees. It opened 9 of these pools in one hour on 28 Oct, and it shows up in 50,000+ transactions. Coins whose real pool is priced in another pump coin are the easiest prey, because no aggregator can route around the trap.
What we got wrong
We trusted the route. We checked slippage and showed price impact, but price impact is measured against the trap pool's own price. After the first buy, that price was already 18× the real one, so the warning understated what the next two buys lost.
Our guard against bad routes only covered routes we had narrowed ourselves. This was the aggregator's best route, so it passed.
This is now fixed. All those effected by the trap pools have been covered.
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