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Been getting a lot of questions on TG about what Dimes actually is and how the partnerships are going so far, so figured I’d lay it out properly. Dimes isn’t another trading app or another prediction market front-end. We’re the credit layer that sits underneath. Platforms integrate us, keep their own interface and their own users, and suddenly those users can size up to 10x on Polymarket (and a growing list of other markets) without the platform having to worry about liquidity, hedging, risk, or liquidations. We handle all of that on the backend with institutional credit partners, not some public vault that can dry up overnight. The main product live right now is Multiply. It’s purpose built for prediction markets the weird jump risk, the resolution dynamics, the thin liquidity in a lot of markets. We’ve spent a lot of time on the risk engine (what we call the J-factor) so leverage can stay high on positions that deserve it and get pulled back cleanly when conditions change. Firepower (portfolio margining) and Stream (set-and-forget synthetic exposure) are next. On the partnership side, things have moved quickly @arespro was one of the first to go live. Within days we had hundreds of markets enabled. @olympusappX (already a top-20 Polymarket builder) turned leverage on and has been climbing the ranks and taking a bigger share of builder volume since. @Chance_ has already done over $100M in lifetime volume on Polymarket and is now using us as their official leverage partner, including for the agentic trading stuff they’re building. @trysuperpumped is the first partner that designed their whole product around leveraged prediction market trading from day one. We’re the infrastructure underneath. Pre-game markets are live across the partner apps now, and we’re past 1,000 Polymarket markets supported for leverage. The underwriting facility behind this is sized to handle $50m+ in monthly volume without depending on retail DeFi flows. What this actually means for the platforms is pretty straightforward. Their users can take bigger positions on the outcomes they actually believe in. That usually translates into more volume flowing through the product. The platforms set their own fee on the incremental leveraged volume and keep the full relationship with the user. We stay invisible in the background. Early numbers on the positions that have gone through us: about 48% finished green after fees, and the overall capital we’ve deployed is up around 45% net when you include both winners and losers. We’re constantly stress-testing the system on liquidation defense, bad debt, how much leverage we actually deliver, and whether traders end up better off than if they’d just held the unlevered position. This space is still early. Most front-ends still can’t offer meaningful leverage on prediction markets without taking on a bunch of risk they don’t want. We’re trying to make that problem go away so the good products can just focus on building better experiences. Built and led by @10dimes_ If you’re running a terminal, wallet, or trading app and want to add this, the integration is deliberately lightweight. Happy to talk. dimes.fi
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Here’s a project I believe would be worth your attention @RetardedNi85688 Basically the main catalyst believe that would drive usage will be the ability to mine stocks(RWAs) alongside $GlaDOS Spend some time reading this I love tek plays and I’m sure you’ll find this nice.

Absolute Cinema from @Clawnch_Bot Wait until he says “Account was hacked” 😂 Get some $RIPPLES folks

If you believe $ZORDI is actually a real tek then I need to sell a house to you. It’s so clear @RuneSwap1 is just farming engagement and the tweets looks so childish talking about price. Send it to zero asap

$AgentF is building the financial operating layer for autonomous AI agents on Solana non-custodial wallets, real execution (Jupiter + Hyperliquid), x402 payments, inference routing, and composability with identity layers like OOBE/SAP And will move to other chain. “Polymarket” 👀

I must say @builderszn you should really try communicating more and also the question everyone’s asking. Now the vault is empty. What’s next? Vol is needed to grow the vault…thoughts on this.

You've got projects building. The issue is that not all good developers have the funds to create a strong chart. Some build exceptional products and still get trashed in the space simply because the chart doesn't reflect the quality of the product. I can't list every project, but one that caught my attention is @buildcoldstar by @devsyrem. The Solana community is so wrapped up in memes that many expect everything to go up instantly. There's very little holding power.

I honestly don’t know but this dude keeps shipping insane and I think we might have something genuinely interesting with @zambodotdev here at this mcap. $ZAMBO 584zSrbS5XLnJrTe9BQMBaSvKLgvFScDxhANH1tTpump Everyone is talking about AI agents but I think the bigger trajectory is actually the infrastructure layer that makes agents actually useful. Anthropic listed Zambo on their official MCP directory. That’s not a small thing. Anthropic doesn’t list just anyone and Zambo got in as a solo developer with over 100 tools built entirely alone. I think the most logical layer for the agentic economy should actually be: PRODUCTS THAT GIVE AGENTS THE TOOLS TO EXECUTE REAL WORK. If you look at how the internet scaled it wasn’t just because websites existed. It was because payment rails, APIs, and developer tools made building on top of it easy. @CripdoeCrypto is attempting to bring this concept to the agentic economy with: Strategy generation with cryptographic proof hashes Repo auditing and vibe-code diagnosis Wallet identity and sybil risk scoring Autonomous payment execution via x402 Live on-chain data and bounty scanning Universal routing one plain language prompt, the entire stack So instead of an agent needing 20 different integrations, any agent can call Zambo’s single endpoint and access 100+ tools in one connection. Winners in the agentic economy won’t be random AI wrappers shipping tokens on every chain. They might actually just be the ones quietly building the tool layer every serious agent depends on and Zambo might just be that. 100+ tools. 1,500+ users. One developer. Still shipping. You can easily plug Zambo into your workspace and make your work easier zambo.dev/api/mcp

Building in silence Partnerships keep piling up Great job by @10dimes_