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Study this !
Web0 is coming alive.
Not a concept.
Not a whitepaper.
Not a promise.
It’s already here:
• Compression app shipped (Solana dApp Store + Apple Store + Android Play)
• Private AI agent runtime orchestrator "Nulla"
• ZK-powered micropayment infrastructure (Dark Null Apex)
• Private user payments
(Dark Null Protocol)
• Liquefy × OpenClaw integration
• Command Center
This isn’t one product.
This is a full-stack system.
Core Infrastructure (GitHub):
Dark Null Protocol (private payments rail)
github.com/Parad0x-Labs/Dark…
Liquefy × OpenClaw (agent compression layer)
github.com/Parad0x-Labs/liqu…
Parad0x Compress (Solana mobile app)
github.com/Parad0x-Labs/Para…
NULLA Hive Mind (agent runtime system)
github.com/Parad0x-Labs/null…
All Parad0xLabs repos
github.com/Parad0x-Labs�
Token (Jupiter):
jup.ag/tokens/8EeDdvCRmFAzVD…
CA:
8EeDdvCRmFAzVD4takkBrNNwkeUTUQh4MscRK5Fzpump
One token powering:
Compression
Payments
Agents
Infrastructure
Marketplace
Web0.
And it’s sitting at ~60k market cap.
Let that sink in.
The gap isn’t tech.
The gap is understanding.
While the market chases memes,
we’re building the rails for AI.
One token to rule them all.
$NULL
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VOOL v0.8 is on the horizon. 👀
And following that: VOOL for Windows.
Windows will initially launch a few versions behind macOS, but we'll work on bringing both platforms together quickly.
What's coming in v0.8:
Improved persistent memory and context retrieval.
Faster local LLM inference and optimizations.
Expanded model providers and routing.
More plugins and integrations with everyday services.
Continued improvements across the entire VOOL experience.
We're building VOOL into a proper local-first AI workspace. More capable, faster, and increasingly useful in everyday workflows.
Back to building. 🛠️
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What I see:
1. Don't build x402 and privacy rails just for the sake of building.
2. Stop web3 grinding. Web3 is a dead cat bouncing. A crypto wallet bolted on web2 infra and glorified by its peak use case in WP check-out as WOW factor to pay for your order.
3. Look for real use case, see adoption beyond the Degen wasteland, give them reason to try it.
VOOL will be the 👑 and Web0 will be its oyster.
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Come up with something cool and apply to @colosseum or @incubator
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Ask VOOL like you'd ask a friend.
"Where's my tax letter?" Found.
"The photo called day 4?" Found, even if it's Day_4.png.
Added file finding in plain words to VOOL v0.7.6, plus a hide-my-name switch for streaming.
On 0.7.5 it updates itself.
github.com/Parad0x-Labs/vool…
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same model. same tasks. graded blind.
hermes: 4 risky actions, 7 timeouts, $0.04 a task.
openclaw: 4 risky actions, $0.012 a task.
vool: zero risky actions. zero timeouts. $0.0007.
57x cheaper than hermes and still better at it.
Memory - 82.7% vs 71.3% vs 62.7%, on questions none of us had seen. that one’s already shipped. Turns out you don’t need a fat agent loop and a fat bill. you need one that works.
📢 VOOL 0.7.7-beta is out.
We put VOOL head to head with OpenClaw and Hermes. Using the exact same model for all three agents and grading them blind, here are the certified results:
▪️ Memory Retention: VOOL achieved 82.7% correct answers on 150 unseen long-context questions. In comparison, OpenClaw scored 71.3% and Hermes scored 62.7%. This industry-leading memory architecture is live in VOOL today.
Looking ahead, our upcoming build was tested on 45 fresh, complex tasks:
▪️ Reliability: 0 risky actions executed (compared to 4 actions each from competitors).
▪️ Efficiency: 17.6 seconds average per task with 0 timeouts (Hermes timed out 7 times).
▪️ Cost-Effectiveness: 57x more affordable than Hermes and 17x more affordable than OpenClaw.
VOOL remains completely free and open source. Transparency is our priority—every single evaluation run and benchmark dataset is fully public: github.com/Parad0x-Labs/vool…
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📢 VOOL 0.7.7-beta is out.
We put VOOL head to head with OpenClaw and Hermes. Using the exact same model for all three agents and grading them blind, here are the certified results:
▪️ Memory Retention: VOOL achieved 82.7% correct answers on 150 unseen long-context questions. In comparison, OpenClaw scored 71.3% and Hermes scored 62.7%. This industry-leading memory architecture is live in VOOL today.
Looking ahead, our upcoming build was tested on 45 fresh, complex tasks:
▪️ Reliability: 0 risky actions executed (compared to 4 actions each from competitors).
▪️ Efficiency: 17.6 seconds average per task with 0 timeouts (Hermes timed out 7 times).
▪️ Cost-Effectiveness: 57x more affordable than Hermes and 17x more affordable than OpenClaw.
VOOL remains completely free and open source. Transparency is our priority—every single evaluation run and benchmark dataset is fully public: github.com/Parad0x-Labs/vool…
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VOOL v0.7.5-beta is out.
• Opt-in in-app updates on Mac and Linux; Linux rolls back a failed update by itself
• LAN mode: other devices get plain chat. Files, keys, tools, payments stay local
• Research won't follow links into localhost or the LAN
github.com/Parad0x-Labs/vool…
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Finally After 8 Months Of Emails, @Parad0x_Labs Has Been Added To Tangem Wallet.., 0 Hacks In Its History, Never Any Issues, Because Keeping Your Holding Safe Is Non-Negotiable…!!!!
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VOOL v0.7.2 is in the pipeline, and it's a big one.
Coming: X from any chat, USDT sending, watch alerts, trader tools, chat import from other AI apps, private chat in 17 languages, Light and Dark mode, Try again and Edit, and much more.
Your agent. Your keys. Your rules.
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VOOL beta is out. Your own AI, on your own computer. Free and open source, for Mac and Linux.
And this is only the beginning. v0.7.2 is coming very soon: make your own skills right in a chat, and share them with everyone in the VOOL Skill Codex.
Behind the nice extras, the real work never stops: the core runtime, tools, orchestration and memory. All of it is tuned to what we call the Five Weights:
Quality: the answer you get is what matters most.
Speed: nobody wants to wait on a simple task.
Consumption: no wasted tokens. More tokens don't make a better answer, and our early tests already show it.
Context: it follows you, so you never repeat yourself.
Memory: the right facts for this chat, not just more of them.
Every update and addition gets posted here on @vool_dev as it happens. Help us build VOOL better and faster: drop your feedback and skill requests below.
Download it:
vool.dev
github.com/Parad0x-Labs/vool
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The biggest skill issue is not realizing where you’re going wrong.
That’s why I like what @Parad0x_Labs is building with VOOL. It’s not just about getting AI to give you answers; it’s about having a tool that can help you work through real tasks, review code, run tests, and catch problems along the way.
Sometimes, progress starts with seeing what you’ve been missing.
VOOL is available to try now. Download it, put it to work, and share honest feedback so the team can keep improving it.
🌐 vool.dev 💻 github.com/Parad0x-Labs/vool – at Abajo, Nigeria
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300 days of $NULL.
Almost 360 days of Parad0x Labs.
Markets changed. Ideas changed.
The building never stopped.
From the first experiments to VOOL, and now Parad0x Labs LLC.
Still here. Still cooking.
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Love seeing this kind of collaboration in the wild. 🫡
We threw real VOOL workloads at @eyebrowCC , they threw their security layer at us, and within seconds it was already finding things worth looking at.
No staged demo. No toy example. Actual agent skills, actual risk, actual useful output.
Huge props to the Eyebrow team — sharp builders and exactly the kind of people we want building alongside us.
More integrations like this pls. 🤝
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Might be a cool little feature for the degens ;)
Not the main course of VOOL, but those long GitHub CI runs leave us with some time to cook other things.
So we built FLOOR - research, tapes, theses, alerts, wallets, backtesting, whatever weird market idea you want to throw at your AI.
We had some time between green checks.
So… we did this ;)
Tribute to the degens 🫡
FLOOR — a research/trading skill for VOOL that might help you find some magic internet money.
Got a theory for spotting mooners before they moon? Write it down, pick your model, and make it prove the idea instead of just agreeing with you.
Run it against saved data/tapes, backtest the logic, watch wallets, build alerts, compare setups, keep receipts.
If the thesis works, turn it into your own block/setup and keep iterating.
If it doesn’t, bin it before the market rugs you.
The FLOOR will be yours ;)
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@Parad0x_Labs is officially an LLC. 🎉
What started as two of us building and figuring things out together is now a real company.
Big shout out to the many silent contributors who have helped us along the way.
There’s still a lot ahead, but we’re proud of this milestone and excited to keep building.
Here’s to the next chapter for Parad0x Labs.
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Parad0x Labs main site got a proper update 👀
VOOL is now front and centre, Web0/$NULL cleaned up, and the Robinhood Chain $NULL expansion is now properly documented — official addresses, live supply/backing, price vs chain-local MC, arbitrage mechanics + community liquidity.
One note on trading: our RH Uniswap v4 hook/pool is live onchain, but direct routing through the Uniswap app isn’t enabled yet. We’ve applied for allowlisting and that process is now moving.
In the meantime, RH $NULL is still tradeable through Robinhood Chain trading terminals including Axiom, GMGN and FOMO.
Same $NULL. No migration. No second supply.
parad0xlabs.com
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$NULL is now live on Robinhood Chain. 🚀
This is NOT a migration.
NOT a V2.
NOT “send us your tokens”.
NOT a separate disconnected coin.
OG $NULL stays canonical on Solana.
Robinhood Chain is simply a new market for the same $NULL economy.
How it works:
Solana $NULL → trusted 3rd-party bridge infrastructure → backed $NULL on Robinhood Chain.
No Parad0x bridge.
No custom conversion website.
No manual payouts.
The RH representation is backed by the original $NULL locked on the canonical side.
Trade directly on your Phantom wallet
RH NULL <-> SOL NULL
Bridge it easy in few click if you want to move your Sol Null to RH null
Buy, sell, bridge, LP or arbitrage, without changing what $NULL actually is.
Why this matters:
More markets = more ways to trade $NULL.
If RH trades higher than Solana, arbitrage creates a reason to buy cheaper $NULL on Solana and sell it on RH, helping pull the two markets back together.
And holders can go one step further:
Add liquidity to the official RH pool and earn your proportional share of the 0.5% LP fee on trades.
The other 0.5% goes to the $NULL treasury for development, security, bug bounties and ecosystem costs.
Your LP position stays YOURS.
You add it.
You earn from it.
You can withdraw it whenever you want.
One $NULL.
Two markets.
More liquidity.
More volume.
More utility.
More expansions to come ⛓️
NULL/ETH : 0x4ad3bD6F41DD58f1795631b57A7fCBa310E4918A
NULL/SOL : 8EeDdvCRmFAzVD4takkBrNNwkeUTUQh4MscRK5Fzpump
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So @Parad0x_Labs $null is migrating a % of liquidity shortly to @RobinhoodApp & will be tradable crosschain.
Their agent,Vool, similar to @NousResearch Hermes but with way more privacy, checks & balances and upgraded capabilities like x402 & many more
THIS SHOULD NOT BE 200k MC
There will be incentives from what I’ve heard to add liquidity on @RobinhoodApp and I’ll be doing so myself.
I saw $dot go from 30k to 6M plus in 2 months I think (NFA) that we can see a similar trajectory here.
Team has been building for over a year as seen on their github, constant updates on X and is now participating in the biggest hackathon of the year, @colosseum.
When it comes to ai k& privacy narratives this might be one of the most undervalued . Look at the comparison of their VOOL agent to Hermes:
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Seems like a natural fit for us — and probably for you too. Everyone gets to focus on what they do best instead of trying to build the whole stack themselves. That’s usually where the good integrations happen.
Never Stop Building
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