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Answer is solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump
hus retweeted
dev is devving
Day 25 of building a trading app we never had:
Live now
- Trade Robinhood Chain coins on the web: open, search and buy them on exfil.fun/trade with USDC.
- New default chart on the web: draw on it, pan, zoom and scroll left for older candles. It opens on the coin’s whole life, with ATH in the stats row.
- See a coin’s age under its ticker on the web.
- Sell on the web sells this coin only. Chips price what’s left after a sale, or you can type any amount.
- Buy chips fit your wallet and only pick an amount. Only the Buy button buys.
- After a buy, the ticket shows your bag, what you put in and what a sale made.
- Bags on the web lists your SOL and USDC, shows each bag’s P&L from your average entry, and refreshes your balance every 20 s.
- Create an account from the web sign-in. You don’t need the app first.
- Rewards on the web reads as three short blocks instead of a wall of text.
- “Can sell into you” keeps its last read when you switch tabs.
- On Robinhood Chain trades, a brief Relay hiccup before a refund no longer shows as a failed trade.
- Traders who hide themselves stay off the Search.
Next app update
- INTEL is on by default: swipeable cards above Buy and Sell that light up the matching rats on the hill.
- Tap the arena’s counts to open one sheet: who’s in profit, who’s underwater, and their dry powder.
- Holders show as one tile: their share of supply, hill over water.
- Coin age sits by the name, like “5h old”.
- Profile puts your money first: exact Trading PnL, one-line stats, share, and your cash with Deposit.
- Search sits at the bottom, over the tab bar.
- The arena’s buttons fold into one ⋯ menu under Takes.
- Every Pioneer seat past 100 gets listed, and you can see other players’ seats on their rats.
- If you hold RAT, the EXFIL it pays you shows in a box on your RAT bag.
- INTEL and the coin screen are fully in Korean, Japanese and Chinese.
hus retweeted
$EXFIL 🐀
Day 25 of building a trading app we never had:
Live now
- Trade Robinhood Chain coins on the web: open, search and buy them on exfil.fun/trade with USDC.
- New default chart on the web: draw on it, pan, zoom and scroll left for older candles. It opens on the coin’s whole life, with ATH in the stats row.
- See a coin’s age under its ticker on the web.
- Sell on the web sells this coin only. Chips price what’s left after a sale, or you can type any amount.
- Buy chips fit your wallet and only pick an amount. Only the Buy button buys.
- After a buy, the ticket shows your bag, what you put in and what a sale made.
- Bags on the web lists your SOL and USDC, shows each bag’s P&L from your average entry, and refreshes your balance every 20 s.
- Create an account from the web sign-in. You don’t need the app first.
- Rewards on the web reads as three short blocks instead of a wall of text.
- “Can sell into you” keeps its last read when you switch tabs.
- On Robinhood Chain trades, a brief Relay hiccup before a refund no longer shows as a failed trade.
- Traders who hide themselves stay off the Search.
Next app update
- INTEL is on by default: swipeable cards above Buy and Sell that light up the matching rats on the hill.
- Tap the arena’s counts to open one sheet: who’s in profit, who’s underwater, and their dry powder.
- Holders show as one tile: their share of supply, hill over water.
- Coin age sits by the name, like “5h old”.
- Profile puts your money first: exact Trading PnL, one-line stats, share, and your cash with Deposit.
- Search sits at the bottom, over the tab bar.
- The arena’s buttons fold into one ⋯ menu under Takes.
- Every Pioneer seat past 100 gets listed, and you can see other players’ seats on their rats.
- If you hold RAT, the EXFIL it pays you shows in a box on your RAT bag.
- INTEL and the coin screen are fully in Korean, Japanese and Chinese.
hus retweeted
He never seems to stop shipping. We are in safe hands. @abhilashi is one of a kind
Full port season guys
@exfildotfun $EXFIL
Day 25 of building a trading app we never had:
Live now
- Trade Robinhood Chain coins on the web: open, search and buy them on exfil.fun/trade with USDC.
- New default chart on the web: draw on it, pan, zoom and scroll left for older candles. It opens on the coin’s whole life, with ATH in the stats row.
- See a coin’s age under its ticker on the web.
- Sell on the web sells this coin only. Chips price what’s left after a sale, or you can type any amount.
- Buy chips fit your wallet and only pick an amount. Only the Buy button buys.
- After a buy, the ticket shows your bag, what you put in and what a sale made.
- Bags on the web lists your SOL and USDC, shows each bag’s P&L from your average entry, and refreshes your balance every 20 s.
- Create an account from the web sign-in. You don’t need the app first.
- Rewards on the web reads as three short blocks instead of a wall of text.
- “Can sell into you” keeps its last read when you switch tabs.
- On Robinhood Chain trades, a brief Relay hiccup before a refund no longer shows as a failed trade.
- Traders who hide themselves stay off the Search.
Next app update
- INTEL is on by default: swipeable cards above Buy and Sell that light up the matching rats on the hill.
- Tap the arena’s counts to open one sheet: who’s in profit, who’s underwater, and their dry powder.
- Holders show as one tile: their share of supply, hill over water.
- Coin age sits by the name, like “5h old”.
- Profile puts your money first: exact Trading PnL, one-line stats, share, and your cash with Deposit.
- Search sits at the bottom, over the tab bar.
- The arena’s buttons fold into one ⋯ menu under Takes.
- Every Pioneer seat past 100 gets listed, and you can see other players’ seats on their rats.
- If you hold RAT, the EXFIL it pays you shows in a box on your RAT bag.
- INTEL and the coin screen are fully in Korean, Japanese and Chinese.
hus retweeted
day 25, and the Exfil thesis is getting clearer:
make useful information easier to find, make trading controls easier to understand, and make the position easier to track afterward.
that sounds obvious until you remember how much of trench trading happens across disconnected tabs.
disclosure: i hold $EXFIL and $RAT.
the web updates are live now. you can create an account directly on the website, search and buy Robinhood Chain coins with USDC, and explore a chart that opens on the coin’s whole history.
that removes steps between discovering the product and actually trying it. you don’t need to install the app first.
but some of the most meaningful changes are smaller.
buy chips now select an amount. only the Buy button executes.
sell controls apply to the coin you’re viewing, with amounts adjusted after a sale.
bags show PnL against average entry, alongside SOL and USDC balances.
these details matter when real money is involved. a trader shouldn’t have to guess whether tapping a preset will place an order, or struggle to understand what remains after selling.
the next app update brings another useful change: INTEL on by default, above Buy and Sell, with cards that highlight the matching rats on the hill.
my read is that this could make investigation a more natural part of entering a trade. information buried in a drawer only helps the people who remember to open it.
there’s also an update i’m particularly interested in as a RAT holder: the EXFIL paid by RAT will appear in a box on the RAT position.
that makes the reward relationship easier to inspect where you already track the bag. it doesn’t change the rewards or guarantee a return; it makes what you received more visible.
RAT remains an independent community project. seeing its distributions represented in the app is a useful connection between the community mechanism and the trading experience.
what keeps me bullish is the attention to the whole process:
understand the coin.
choose the amount.
review the trade.
track the position.
see the rewards.
@abhilashi keeps working on the gaps between those steps.
there’s still plenty to prove, and the web terminal is still beta. the test is whether these improvements make traders comfortable enough to return and whether their feedback keeps shaping what comes next.
open exfil.fun/trade, try the workflow, and tell the team exactly where you get stuck.
that’s how we help build the trading experience we kept asking for. 🐀
@exfildotfun
Day 25 of building a trading app we never had:
Live now
- Trade Robinhood Chain coins on the web: open, search and buy them on exfil.fun/trade with USDC.
- New default chart on the web: draw on it, pan, zoom and scroll left for older candles. It opens on the coin’s whole life, with ATH in the stats row.
- See a coin’s age under its ticker on the web.
- Sell on the web sells this coin only. Chips price what’s left after a sale, or you can type any amount.
- Buy chips fit your wallet and only pick an amount. Only the Buy button buys.
- After a buy, the ticket shows your bag, what you put in and what a sale made.
- Bags on the web lists your SOL and USDC, shows each bag’s P&L from your average entry, and refreshes your balance every 20 s.
- Create an account from the web sign-in. You don’t need the app first.
- Rewards on the web reads as three short blocks instead of a wall of text.
- “Can sell into you” keeps its last read when you switch tabs.
- On Robinhood Chain trades, a brief Relay hiccup before a refund no longer shows as a failed trade.
- Traders who hide themselves stay off the Search.
Next app update
- INTEL is on by default: swipeable cards above Buy and Sell that light up the matching rats on the hill.
- Tap the arena’s counts to open one sheet: who’s in profit, who’s underwater, and their dry powder.
- Holders show as one tile: their share of supply, hill over water.
- Coin age sits by the name, like “5h old”.
- Profile puts your money first: exact Trading PnL, one-line stats, share, and your cash with Deposit.
- Search sits at the bottom, over the tab bar.
- The arena’s buttons fold into one ⋯ menu under Takes.
- Every Pioneer seat past 100 gets listed, and you can see other players’ seats on their rats.
- If you hold RAT, the EXFIL it pays you shows in a box on your RAT bag.
- INTEL and the coin screen are fully in Korean, Japanese and Chinese.
hus retweeted
what funny is that I established a correlation between user base and mcap of $exfil
I also predict price and one of the best at it...
So connect the dots because...
I know the chart is about to run up exponentially.
Which means USERS will grow up exponentially.
Maybe Exfil dev about to redesign the referral system and we're about to onboard a ton of people maybe by onboarding a few real good influencers with genuine communities.
I can see Exfil is about to blow up. I predicted the event, which is happening. An event is usually the SPARK before a run up.
It is looking amazing, what I see and nobody else can see, is looking amazing.
Watch the user growth in the next few weeks. Exponential.
remember 100 users is 1m to 3mcap on top.
He never seems to stop shipping. We are in safe hands. @abhilashi is one of a kind
Full port season guys
@exfildotfun $EXFIL
Day 25 of building a trading app we never had:
Live now
- Trade Robinhood Chain coins on the web: open, search and buy them on exfil.fun/trade with USDC.
- New default chart on the web: draw on it, pan, zoom and scroll left for older candles. It opens on the coin’s whole life, with ATH in the stats row.
- See a coin’s age under its ticker on the web.
- Sell on the web sells this coin only. Chips price what’s left after a sale, or you can type any amount.
- Buy chips fit your wallet and only pick an amount. Only the Buy button buys.
- After a buy, the ticket shows your bag, what you put in and what a sale made.
- Bags on the web lists your SOL and USDC, shows each bag’s P&L from your average entry, and refreshes your balance every 20 s.
- Create an account from the web sign-in. You don’t need the app first.
- Rewards on the web reads as three short blocks instead of a wall of text.
- “Can sell into you” keeps its last read when you switch tabs.
- On Robinhood Chain trades, a brief Relay hiccup before a refund no longer shows as a failed trade.
- Traders who hide themselves stay off the Search.
Next app update
- INTEL is on by default: swipeable cards above Buy and Sell that light up the matching rats on the hill.
- Tap the arena’s counts to open one sheet: who’s in profit, who’s underwater, and their dry powder.
- Holders show as one tile: their share of supply, hill over water.
- Coin age sits by the name, like “5h old”.
- Profile puts your money first: exact Trading PnL, one-line stats, share, and your cash with Deposit.
- Search sits at the bottom, over the tab bar.
- The arena’s buttons fold into one ⋯ menu under Takes.
- Every Pioneer seat past 100 gets listed, and you can see other players’ seats on their rats.
- If you hold RAT, the EXFIL it pays you shows in a box on your RAT bag.
- INTEL and the coin screen are fully in Korean, Japanese and Chinese.
hus retweeted
Day 25 of building a trading app we never had:
Live now
- Trade Robinhood Chain coins on the web: open, search and buy them on exfil.fun/trade with USDC.
- New default chart on the web: draw on it, pan, zoom and scroll left for older candles. It opens on the coin’s whole life, with ATH in the stats row.
- See a coin’s age under its ticker on the web.
- Sell on the web sells this coin only. Chips price what’s left after a sale, or you can type any amount.
- Buy chips fit your wallet and only pick an amount. Only the Buy button buys.
- After a buy, the ticket shows your bag, what you put in and what a sale made.
- Bags on the web lists your SOL and USDC, shows each bag’s P&L from your average entry, and refreshes your balance every 20 s.
- Create an account from the web sign-in. You don’t need the app first.
- Rewards on the web reads as three short blocks instead of a wall of text.
- “Can sell into you” keeps its last read when you switch tabs.
- On Robinhood Chain trades, a brief Relay hiccup before a refund no longer shows as a failed trade.
- Traders who hide themselves stay off the Search.
Next app update
- INTEL is on by default: swipeable cards above Buy and Sell that light up the matching rats on the hill.
- Tap the arena’s counts to open one sheet: who’s in profit, who’s underwater, and their dry powder.
- Holders show as one tile: their share of supply, hill over water.
- Coin age sits by the name, like “5h old”.
- Profile puts your money first: exact Trading PnL, one-line stats, share, and your cash with Deposit.
- Search sits at the bottom, over the tab bar.
- The arena’s buttons fold into one ⋯ menu under Takes.
- Every Pioneer seat past 100 gets listed, and you can see other players’ seats on their rats.
- If you hold RAT, the EXFIL it pays you shows in a box on your RAT bag.
- INTEL and the coin screen are fully in Korean, Japanese and Chinese.
Day 24 of building a trading app we never had
- The web terminal reads like the app. exfil.fun/trade puts INTEL cards and the trades that matter (whales, the dev, the top 10, sells into you) in the right column. Drag the trade window anywhere. Every coin has its own link, Back and Forward step between coins, visitors can open any coin, invites work on the web, and there’s a Portfolio page.
NOTE: It's still beta and as always keep sharing your feedback.
- Follow any wallet. Search finds coins, traders and wallets in one field. Follow any Solana wallet and its buys and sells reach you as pushes; you see its latest trades before you follow. Every profile now charts its PnL, and yours opens on your holdings.
- Meet Whales. A coin’s biggest sellers in one list, its biggest buyers a toggle away, with “Holders only” and what each one is doing now. A whale’s linked wallets fold into one row, and dumpers wear bandit masks on the hill. In 310.
- See every holder’s bag. The Holders tab counts “Hold $100+” across every holder, not just the top 100, with a bag sizes sheet and who has never sold. In 310.
Know the dev’s record. The dev sheet lists their past coins, how high each one ran and where it is now.
- See who’s selling into you. “Taking profit” tags big holders selling part of their bag above cost. A top holder who keeps selling, directly or through wallets they fund, stands on the SELLING perch opposite the dev.
- Dry powder on the hill. The arena column shows the cash held by the coin’s $10K+ holders against its market cap, like “$696K · 4× mcap”.
- Trades show up faster. Live trades arrive about 1.5 s after the block, down from nearly 5 s, and Activity scrolls back to a coin’s first trade. One-tap Sell goes out on the tap, even in thin pools.
- MEV Protect on every trade. Solana buys and sells now go out through Helius MEV Protect, which skips block leaders linked to sandwich attacks. It’s been on since 11:37 UTC today; none of the first 34 trades needed a fallback. Live now.
- Meet the crew. 13 free skins in Dress your rat: Ronin, Medic, Captain, Skater, Miner and more. Other players see yours on the hill.
- Slippage starts at 1%. If the price outruns your trade, you can send that one trade again at 3, 5, 10 or 20% without changing your default.
hus retweeted
Been following solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump since its earliest days, and my conviction has only grown as the broader vision starts to take shape.
What interests me most is the infrastructure being built around SocialFi. The opportunity isn't simply another social platform with a token attached, but creating an ecosystem where social activity, distribution, and economic incentives can operate together onchain.
If solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump can successfully align user acquisition, creator incentives, and sustainable value capture, the potential network effects become significantly more interesting as adoption scales.
At a 1.5m market cap, I think the market is still heavily discounting that potential.
Still early in my opinion.
I gave yall a great entry on solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump at 13k and now I'm giving you one again.
600k is still extremely undervalued for a project like this. Look through @abhilashi tweets and you will understand why.
Fomo is valued at over 500m, solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump is coming to take over socialfi
hus retweeted
Look into @exfildotfun
Time to start supporting devs that are transparent and not here to purely extract
@abhilashi would love to hear your critiques on the platform
