Gonna open long positions $BTC + GOLD on @grvt_io
Just a scalper not holding long 😁
Actually testing stocks + crypto both in one place
Since i'm actually trading there, these are the real opportunities:
- crypto + stock perps from one balance
- margin earns yield (~3.5% base, up to 11%) even between scalps
- negative maker fees on limit orders
- better fills via RPI
At least using product instead of only creating content about it lol
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Gm CT
What’s your plan for the week?
Petr Yan just completely handled business in his fight, and @Owner1win is handing him a brand new Rolls Royce Cullinan on the spot to celebrate the victory.
We are not talking about a basic cash bonus or some generic prize package here. A literal Cullinan dropped straight after the win.
The team at @1win has been making massive waves with these types of promotions for a hot minute now, but this specific gesture is on a completely different level. Win the fight and drive away in a luxury truck
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Just got a notification from Grvt that caught my attention: deposits are now supported from Robinhood Chain via USDG and Arc via USDC.
This is actually useful for me because I already hold some USDG on Robinhood Chain, and Arc use of USDC for gas makes it convenient to work with.
Previously, moving those funds into Grvt could mean extra bridging or swapping. Being able to deposit directly removes a few steps I’d rather not deal with.
It’s a small update, but these are the kinds of improvements I like to see. Grvt 2.0 is aiming to bring trading and earning together in one self-custodial platform, and making it easier to move capital in is a practical step in that direction.
With Grvt Earn and Yield as Margin on the roadmap, I’m interested in seeing how the whole experience comes together.
I’m adding a bit more to my @grvt_io balance to explore the new deposit routes.
If you’re already using Robinhood Chain or Arc, this update might make funding Grvt a little easier too.
You have used DeFi you know how clean a smart contract feels when the conditions are pure on chain numbers the second the answer lives in the real world that cleanliness disappears.
A refund that depends on whether the booking was actually refundable a freelance payment that hinges on whether the work was delivered as agreed a delivery that needs confirmation the package arrived. Today the contract cannot open the page read the policy or judge the evidence it waits for an oracle one external party feeds it the truth that is the exact moment decentralization ends.
@GenLayer Intelligent Contracts remove that middleman written in Python they can fetch the live web and run a language model right inside the contract one validator proposes the verdict the others independently re run the same check with their own models agreement finalizes it disagreement triggers another round or an appeal no single model or single data provider gets to decide alone.
Smart contracts follow the rules intelligent Contracts understand whether the rules were actually met that gap is the one most DeFi users never notice until the oracle is the only thing standing between them and their funds.
Which real world condition would you rather hand to a contract that can check it itself?
🤝 Paid partnership
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Persistent memory could be one of the most important parts of @agentdojo.
A fighter that remembers previous matches has the potential to develop differently from one that starts every battle fresh.
That creates an interesting possibility: your early decisions could influence how the fighter behaves later, making its development part of the strategy.
The big thing to watch is how that memory actually affects future decisions. Remembering an event is one thing, Using the experience to fight better is another.
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Saw my bro @Jef_web3X testing @grvt_io's stock & gold perps instead of just talking about roadmap
He was checking out maker rebate mechanism, where eligible filled orders can earn a small rebate which is a nice touch
Good to see someone trying the actual product 👏
On top of that i went through grvt's latest numbers on deFiLlama too 👀
- $443B+ cumulative perp volume
- $14.7B traded in 30 days
- ~$428M OI
- ~$34M TVL
Meanwhile, $GRVT's market cap is around $21M
There's clearly trading activity here, although volume alone doesn't tell us how many active traders there are, right?
Lets see how much of that activity turns into lasting usage
With Grvt 2.0 coming, I think there's a good opportunity to build on that momentum.
Earn, stable funding perps, yield as margin and a unified balance could give traders more reasons to stay
If the execution is good, more traders should give grvt platform a try
Already a lot happening here and the next few releases should be interesting to follow
Can't wait to try the upcoming feature🙌
Make my $GRVT bags higher 😁
while everyone is spamming the same posts over and over
i opened an account and did some RWA trading
did you know, when you open limit orders (maker rebate: –0.01%) on @grvt_io stock & gold perps you get paid instead of paying fees?
$100 margin at max leverage:
Tesla (10x) → $1,000 position
→ you receive ~$0.10 to open
XAU (25x) → $2,500 position
→ you receive ~$0.25 to open
funding is separate btw
Liquidations are everywhere!!!!
Not exactly a fun time for us traders lol
And when we're trading perps, price moving against us isn't the only thing we need to worry about.
Funding can slowly eat into our margin too, especially when we're holding positions for longer.
Sometimes we're already dealing with a bad market move and still paying funding on top of it.
Was looking at what @grvt_io is planning with stable funding perps
Zero trading fees and funding settled just once a day.
> they're also bringing stocks, FX, commodities
> indices into the picture
> targeting 1,000+ markets by december
Quite a lot if they manage to pull it off 🫡🫡
The once daily funding part is what I'm more curious about.
We're used to funding being settled every few hours on most perp exchanges.
But once a day? That's a different approach
Ofc it doesn't automatically mean we'll pay less. The actual funding rates still matter.
And it won't stop us from getting liquidated if the market moves hard against our positions.
Still, having fewer funding settlements and potentially more predictable costs sounds worth exploring.
Let's see how @grvt_io handles this when it rolls out in November.
If they can actually deliver competitive funding rates, deep liquidity and decent execution, I can see more traders giving grvt a try
Actually interesting pattern forming on $BTC.
After dropping from its ATH $BTC consolidated between $80K–$90K before another leg down
Then it found support around $60K, ranged strongly and pumped
Now $BTC is consolidating around $80K again
Different levels but a surprisingly similar structure
Is history about to repeat itself?
Didn't expect my first grvt content about buyback to get that much attention lol
@grvt_io team also liked + quoted it
Appreciate that!
Anyway, I briefly mentioned yield as margin in that post but didn't really get into it
Been thinking about how this would actually work
Say you've got some funds in an earn product, collecting yield.
Then you spot a trade you want to take.
Normally you'd have to think about moving funds around or keeping separate capital ready for trading.
What @grvt_io is planning is a bit different
With yield as margin, eligible earn balances could also count as trading margin while still earning yield.
Basically making the same capital useful for more than one thing.
Sounds pretty useful tbh!
Grvt already has its own liquidation system but i'm curious how it'll work specifically when earn balances are being used as margin.
Especially when it comes to withdrawals or liquidations.
Guess we'll get a clearer picture once the feature rolls out in november
Looking forward 🫡
It was one of those projects, as far as i can remember, that kept delaying its TGE so many negative chatters were there that timee
Yeah @grvt_io !
But they've been building quietly and now the first real on chain action is out
They just completed their first buyback
> 1.1M GRVT bought on the open market and permanently burned
> Close to 1% of circulating supply at the time.
Good that the tokens didn't go into a treasury instead went straight to a burn address.
A treasury can still move later but a burn can't
Also, there's a public dashboard with the hashes so you can actually verify it yourself.
Further buybacks are intended monthly but size and timing stay at the issuer's discretion
Yield as margin looks interesting too me actually, using eligible earn balances as trading margin while they keep earning
Check the article for more details
GGs on actually shipping something!!
some of you have made more money than most could ever dream of.
yet somehow, no amount is ever enough to stop you from selling out your own morals for more.
imagine accumulating all that wealth, only to come up short on something as fundamental as being a decent human being.
Building brick by brick. Slowly, then all at once. 🫡
It was one of those projects, as far as i can remember, that kept delaying its TGE so many negative chatters were there that timee
Yeah @grvt_io !
But they've been building quietly and now the first real on chain action is out
They just completed their first buyback
> 1.1M GRVT bought on the open market and permanently burned
> Close to 1% of circulating supply at the time.
Good that the tokens didn't go into a treasury instead went straight to a burn address.
A treasury can still move later but a burn can't
Also, there's a public dashboard with the hashes so you can actually verify it yourself.
Further buybacks are intended monthly but size and timing stay at the issuer's discretion
Yield as margin looks interesting too me actually, using eligible earn balances as trading margin while they keep earning
Check the article for more details
GGs on actually shipping something!!
It was one of those projects, as far as i can remember, that kept delaying its TGE so many negative chatters were there that timee
Yeah @grvt_io !
But they've been building quietly and now the first real on chain action is out
They just completed their first buyback
> 1.1M GRVT bought on the open market and permanently burned
> Close to 1% of circulating supply at the time.
Good that the tokens didn't go into a treasury instead went straight to a burn address.
A treasury can still move later but a burn can't
Also, there's a public dashboard with the hashes so you can actually verify it yourself.
Further buybacks are intended monthly but size and timing stay at the issuer's discretion
Yield as margin looks interesting too me actually, using eligible earn balances as trading margin while they keep earning
Check the article for more details
GGs on actually shipping something!!






























